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Evening star., 1928-10-24
SOCCER LEAGUE PLAY
TO START SATURDAY

Play in the Municipal Playground
Departments Recreation League will
start Saturday There are 10 soccer
teams in the loop, representing as
many Fairgrounds. The league is
divided into two sections and four
games will be played each Saturday.
In games Saturday Plaza will engage
Bloomingdale at Plaza Field at 2
o'clock and Garfield will tackle Rose
dale also at Plaza at $50 o'clock.
Georgetown has drawn oye in this
section Saturday. iowa avenue and
Park View will meet on the formers
grounds at 2 O'Clock and Happy Hollow
and Chevy Chase will clash at Chevy
Chase at 2:30 o'clock in section 2
games. Takoma is not scheduled in
this group.
Meetings of the Washington and
Southeastern District Soccer Associa.
ton, the Washington Soccer Referees
Association and Washington Soccer
League are scheduled tomorrow night
in room 2, District Building. The ref.
erees will convene at 7:30 o'clock anc
the league and association meetings vii
follow.
Fort Myer will again be represented
in soccer here and the team will hole
forth in the Capital City League. This
Soldiers will be ready for play Novem'
Der 4. With Fort Myer again playin:
there will be more teams taking part ir
soccer here than ever before-13. Tbs
previous top mark was IL. Lieut. G. A
Roberts, acting Fort Myer athletic Off
GER. plans to play halfback position
on the team and will be the first United
States Army officer who has ever played
in soccer league here.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
TECH AND EASTERN
HOLD SERIES EDGE
Their Contest on November
is Likely to Decide
Championship.

Thus far the advance dope on the
public high school championship foot
ball series, which favored Eastern and
Tech to fight it out for the crown. is
holding up. as both these teams have
been victorious In their opening series
games.
Eastern got off on the right foot
last Friday by scoring over Central,
s to 0, and Tech routed Business, SO
to 7, yesterday to get a flying start in
the championship race.
AS a result fans already are buzzing
about the Eastern-Tech game to be
played November Is, believing that its
outcome may have great bearing on
deciding the champion. Last Fall Tech
drubbed Eastern, q to 0, in the opening
game of the title series and Eastern
is keen to avenge the defeat this Fall
Of1cially the Maroon was 20 VIC
tor, Business automatically forfeiting
the game at the start of the third
period when ineligible substitutes were
pressed into service. 1t was the second
game in as many seasons that the
Stenogs have had to forefeit because of
shortage of eligible players. The
Stenogs in 1927 forfeited to Central,
but unof1cially battled the Blue and
White to 1919 deadlock
From the opening whistle Tech easily
outclassed the plucky Stenogs yesterday
IN game which was marred by many
fumbles as the result of a field and
ball made slippery by rain which fell
| throughout the contest. Using straight
I foot ball virtually all the way Tech
always held the whip hand
Business lone touchdown came In
the third period soon after the in
| eligible players we're sent into the game.
1t was made on a forward pass.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
Believes Has Fair Chance Beat Georgetown Here Saturday
Foot Ball Briefs

Both Harvard and Yale have big
freshmen elevens this season. Goliath
of Gath would be considered undersized
among the Yale yearlings and the
Crimson first year men are almost as
large. Booth, at quarter. is Yale's star.
Faxton of the Harvard freshmen
looks like promising tackle and Mays
and Orchard are good backs. Mays is
good forward passer.
The Columbia freshmen have fine
back in Ralph Hewitt and the Pitts
burgh Cubs have Murphy in the back
field who may bring credit to a name
we'll known on foot ball fields.
One strength of the Army lies in the
quality of its reserve forces. Against
Harvard the West Pointers used two
centers, four guards, four tackles, five
ends. two quarterbacks, four halfbacks
and three fullbacks.
Moreover, all of these men appeared
to be good This counts heavily in the
foot ball of today, which no longer Is
game of eleven men, but of squads.
Among the eIevens still unbeaten and
united are Yale. Pennsylvania. George
town, Ohio State, Illinois, Minnesota,
Army, Dartmouth, New York Univer-
sity, Missouri Carnegie, Georgia Tech,
Tennessee, Boston College, Cornell,
Duquesne, Williams, Vanderbilt, Tufts,
Villanova, Temple, Florida, Texas Chris
tian. Haverford, Iowa, Louisiana State,
Ohio Wesleyan and Nebraska.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
ALEXANDRIA STARS
ON HOSPITAL LIST

ALEXANDRIA, Va, october "a
Coach w. H. Edmund yesterday an
bounced that neither Capt. Garland
Sisk. tackle, nor Parke Bell, fullback,
would be able to play for Alexandra
High School Friday afternoon when
Washington-Lee High Is met in third
district series game at Ballston, Va.
Both are on the hospital list.
Clarendon Lyons will make a second
advance upon Alexandria IN quest of
foot ball laurels Sunday afternoon
when they play Virginia A. G. on Ship
yard Field at 2:30.
Rosebuds, conquerors of the RUSSELL
Young eleven of Washington, 6 to 0,
and the Virginia Juniors have sched-
uled a game for November ii at Ship
yard Field.
Interest I'm bowling has scared since
the opening of the Alexandra Health
Center and a six-team league has been
organized at the Fruit Growers Express
while teams representing Virginia Pub
lie Service Co.. Hoy's Sheet Metal Firm,
A. L. Ladd Electric Shop and the Alex
andria Gazette are ready to band to-
gether in a commercial league.
Alexandria High School has COM
pleted arrangements for two basket
ball games. Hoffman Clothiers Will be
played December IA, while the Alumni
Five will be met December 20.
st. Mary's Celtic basket ball team
will meet with Adviser Charles Corbett
tomorrow night in Dreadnaught Park
at 1880 to form plans for the new
season.
George Mason High School is in tine
fettle for Fridays game with Fred
ericksburg High at Fredericksburg, va.
ROamer and Ebenezer colored teams
of this city will meet Sunday afternoon
in Dreadnaught Park following the st.
Mary's Celtics game.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Washington and Lee has taken on
quite a lob this Saturday in jour-
neying to Knoxville to meet the
strong Tennessee eleven coached by
Neyland, former star ct West Point.
Tennessee had one of the strong
teams of the South last year and
went through its season without a
defeat. Vanderbilt alone was able
to hold it to tie.
Army line play, plus fine backs
and splendid fundamental foot ball,
brought Tennessee to the fore. In
addition sound passing attack has
been strong part of the attack.
Neyland has likewise worked out
one effective play that pulled Ten
nessee out of many tight place.
No eleven likes to have the ball
close to a Side-line. 1t usually
means a down is lost. But Ten
nessee doesn't feel that way about
it.
This play that the Generals must
watch out for when they seemingly
have Tennessee in a side-line pinch
is sketched here. The quarterback,
No. 4, takes the ball from center,
turns to his right and fakes CIV
ing it to No. 2, who goes through
all the motions of bucking the line
between the opposing left tackle
and guard. AS the play starts No.
l crouches down and is hidden by
No 4 and No. from the opponents.
AS No. 2 crosses in front of him
the usual side-line play to get out
of-bounds-N ! drives to the left
between the opposing right guard
and center, No passing him the
ball, which he previously faxed CIV
ing to No. 2.
All sorts Of secrets in Metzger's fO'
ball pamphlet containing 81 right an
wrong ways of playing the gam
How to Block" How to Tackle
How to Carry the Ball" Position I
kicker" If you wish this pamphl'
send 10 cents in postage to Sol Mctzge
In care Of this paper.
Copyright, 1920
Evening star., 1928-10-24
s'IrOn Men" Elevens to Battle
When Maryland Faces Y. M. |.

The Generals felt the loss of Will
liams, end, in the West Virginia and
Kentucky games, and the coaches hope
to have him in shape to go against the
volunteers.
The aerial attack, which met with
varied success at Charleston last Satur-
day, is coming in for some polishing
this week.
RALEIGH, N. c., October "a (P.-
state College coaches are stressing de-
fensive tactics in their preparation of
the Wolfpack for its next test of the
season, the game with the Florida
Gators in Jacksonville Saturday. Secret
workouts are the order.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
APACHE-NORTHERN
GAME ATTRACTING
Large Crowd Is Expected to
Witness Clash Sunday.
Other Good Frays.

Managers of the Apache and North
ern foot ball teams are predicting one
Of the largest crowds in the history of
local sandlot grid sport Sunday when
these teams meet at Union League
Park
Both teams are popular and each has
a large following. Some 1900 fans
witnessed the Apache walk-away last
Sunday and more than twice that num-
Der are expected to see the first inde-
pendent title scrap Of the campaign
Sunday.
Followers of the amateur grid teams
have not forgotten the great battle the
Northerns staged last year before bow
ing, to 7, to the Little Indians who
later beat the Mohawks for the title.
On the strength of last seasons per-
formances, the teams TO meet Sunday
rated l and for 1927. Both have
strengthened this Fall.
Apaches are favorites to win the con-
test Sunday but Northerns have a
young and game outfit which can cause
any title-seeking team plenty of troll
BILE.
Mohawks, already mgch improved by
the addition of former college and
school boy stars, will be further for
tilted Sunday when they meet Home
steads of Baltimore at Griffith Stadium
by the addition of Louis Brunette, for
mer Quantico Marine back. Brunette
will start at quarter in place of Fee
Colliere. Ed Abbatticcio, Dewey and
Wilson will complete the first string
backfield.
Dan Kelliher, an old mainstay with
Southern A. c., has been chosen cap
tain of that eleven. He is an end and
well rated among the amateurs. South
erns drill tonight at Sixth and B
streets at TAO o'clock.
Joe Ganey has scheduled practice
for his Palace A. C. squad tonight at Z
o'clock at Sixth and B streets. Joe also
seeks game for Sunday. Call Georgia
1887 after 5 o'clock.
Drills are scheduled tonight and Fri
day night for Fussell- Young Preps on
Georgetown Prep Field at o'clock.
All St. Stephens A. G. players are
asked to report for drill tonight at
o'clock on their field.
Coach Fletcher will drill his Janney
A. c. eleven tomorrow night In prepa-
ration for the important clash with
Mohawk Preps Sunday. Players will re-
port at o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

game for at least three weeks, and
parhaus for the remainder of the sea-
son. as the result of Clipped bone In
his ankle. The exact nature OF the
injury suffered In Saturday nights
game against william and Mary at Will
liamsburg was revealed in X-Ray pic
lures yesterday. Healy. sophomore,
who is unusually fast, is expected to be
sent into the backfield Saturday for
c. u by Coach Jack McAuliffe with
Capt Schmidt going to fullback.
Gallaudet gridders are drilling ener-
getically for their game Saturday
against Juanita, at Huntingdon, Pa
The Kendall Greeners won their first
game last Saturday over American u
and want to continue their winning
way Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

NEW ORLEANS, La, October "a up.
--Leonce Chauvin, IT, died in a New
orleans hospital last night from the ef-
fects of a blow from an opponents ell
bow in foot ball game Sunday. Chau-
vim. student at st. Paul's College at
Covington. played halfback on the st.
New Orleans Cardinals.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
ROCKNE TAKES TACKLE
FOR FULLBACK POSITION

SOUTH BEND. Ind, October %
OP).-Knute K. Rockne's search for a
fullback is ended-at least temporarily.
From a tryout of Is men the Notre
Dame coach has selected Mortenscn, a
substitute tackle, as the most likely
candidate to give the Notre Dame eleven
scoring punch.
Mortenson weighs IT'S pounds.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
COLONlALS DID BETTER
THAN THE STORY TOLD

George Washington made six first
downs, not two, and made six SUBJ
stitutions, not none, as the story about
the Colonials' game with st. Francis
last Saturday at Altoona by a cor
respondent stated, says William Dismer,
jr., who writes pieces for the paper
about Maud" Crum's charges.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
1CHMoND. Va. october "a tp.

n ICHMOND, Va. october "a [P-
Two "iron men" elevens will
n clash here Saturday when v.
4 M. I. engages the University
of Maryland.
The cadets are expected to send into
the fray the same eleven men that
played the University of Virginia last
Saturday for so minutes without sub
stitution being made and the Old Liners
come with an aggregation that has
seen only six changes in the lineup
during the last three games.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October "a
P).-Remembering the crippled Yam
kee SQUAD that entered the world series
and the crippled Yale squad that down
ed Georgia's great eleven, Vanderbilt
is probably expecting a battle in the
Tennessee capital Saturday from Virgin
las Cavaliers. They may not be dis
appointed.
While Earle Neale's disabled group
represents a first-class foot ball team
the Cavaliers on the field appear for
midable. Work is going forward on
line play to correct weaknesses develop
I'd in the game with the v. M. I. Cadets.
Virginia's play last week was re-
VPTSdl Oh IIl6 1UIl1 ulSDldyCu LII IlOiuIIlS
Princeton scoreless and the coaches are
working to restore the solid forward
wall.
Just what cripples will be able to
return to the lineup Saturday is un-
known.
BLACKSBURG, Va, october "a OP).-
The Pony Express" of V. P. I. is
operating with the speed of the air
mail in practice on the Gobbler field.
While the Gobblers are not expecting
stiff opposition from King College on
the home field Saturday, Coach Andy
Gustafson is polishing off his squad
for the four games that follow-Mary-
land, Virginia, Washington and Lee and
the Virginia Military Institute.
CHAPEL, N. c., October "a (P.-
Weaknesses of the North Carolina
eleven, especially ragged tacklins and
blocking as revealed by the v. P. l..
game, is receiving the attention of Coach
Chuck Collins and his aides, who are
preparing their charges for the coming
contest with the powerful Georgia Tech
tornado Saturday The line Is being
shifted in the hope of strengthening 1t.
LEXINGTON, Va, October "a tP.-
Hard work is the menu for the Wash
ington and Lee foot ball team this week
in its preparation for the game with
the University of Tennessee at Knox
willie SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1928-10-24
WASHINGT0N-LE eleven
WOULD TRIM ALEXANDRIA

BALLSTON, va, October 24-Coach
]. F. Wilson is preparing his Washing
tcn-Les High School eleven for the
game with Alexandria High Friday ct
$3.50 on the Generals field.
Wilson'S team has met with a series
of unlocked for reversals, but is not
discouraged and hopes to give the In
yaders q sound licking
Evening star., 1928-10-24
NEWPORT NEWS LEADING
VIRGINIA SCHOOL LEAGUE

LYNCHBURG, Va, October "a
Newport News High School is leading
the high school conference foot ball
race for this season, having won two
games.
All of the schools In the league will
play during the latter part of the week
with the exception of Petersburg and
Lynchburg.
The standing:
Evening star., 1928-10-24
BY HOWARD JONES.
Foot Ball Coach University of Southern
California.

There has been considerable discus
mated as part of the foot ball program
of our colleges and universities.
MY viewpoint is that the time has
not yet come when there should be a
rule to prevent scouting.
In the first place, it has become an
integral part of the game, and / never
think Of 1t as anything but legitimate
u Scouting has been employed by
virtually all universities and colleges
Evening star., 1928-10-24
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. October
24.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
Rivers both were clear this morning
Evening star., 1928-10-24
Lineup and Summary.

Touchdowns-Benner. Florance, Norwood,
hoy, E. Duryee, Edwards, Goss Points aft
Dpryee ton pass from Lewis Spencer
Marks for willis. Miller for Levy, Reichardt
COR Lester Jones, Kensla for LOTUS, Rosen-
i{issev for Benner, Norwood for Goss. Stutz
for Edwards, Pissot for Cole, Hoy for Edel-
tlut A. Winston for Florance, GeiEer for
ffficnigan) Umpire-Mr. Towers (Cnlurn-
1iaI Head linesman-Mr. Daniels (Wash-
Evening star., 1928-10-24

LEXINGTON, Va, October "a (R.-
Hard work is the menu for the Wash
ington and Lee foot ball team this week
in its preparation for the game with
the University of Tennessee at Knox
Vile SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Clarendon Lyons will make a second
advance upon Alexandria in quest of
foot ball laurels Sunday afternoon
when they play Virginia A. G. on Ship
ward Field at 2:30
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Drills are scheduled tonight and Fri
day night for Fussell-Young Props on
Georgetown Prep Field at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Dewitt and Calvert Hall of Baltimore
will face in the only other game Friday
involving Capital scholastic eleven.
The contest Is to be staged on grid
i-cn to be announced.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

II he has eleven eligible players avail
~ble for duty at game time. Coach Dan
Ahern Of Western says that he will not
Forfeit the title game against Eastern
Friday. Ahern has just IL players
eligible now though there Is posi-
bility that one more may be available
bY Friday.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

All st. Stephens A. G. players are
asked to report for drill tonight at Z
o'clock on their field.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

An old rivalry will be renewed in an
other game Friday when Gonzaga and
st. Johns clash on Georgetown Uni
versity varsity field. The elevens have
sl1owings thus far this season Gonzaga
'ocms as the favorite to win Friday.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Joe Ganey has scheduled practice
for his Palace A. c. squad tonight at Z
o'clock at Sixth and B streets. Joe also
seeks a game for Sunday. Call Georgia
1887 after 5 o'clock
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Rosebuds, conquerors of the Fussell-
Young eleven of Washington, to 0,
and the Virginia Juniors have sched-
uled a game for November II at Ship
yard Field.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Coach Fletcher will drill his Janney
A. c. eleven tomorrow night in prepa-
ration for the important clash with
Mohawk Props Sunday. Players will re-
port at 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Catholic University will enter its
game Saturday against Mount st.
Marys at Emmitshurg, Md, handi-
capped through the less of Jack Male
yich. star fullhack. who is out of the
Evening star., 1928-10-24

Dan Kelliher, an old mainstay with
Southern A. c., has been chosen cap
tain of that eleven He is an end and
well rated among the amateurs. South
erns drill tonight at Sixth and B
streets at 100 o'clock.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03
5ourdoughs Of Nenana Welded
 Al Puget Sound

SEATTLE, Oct, 3, (P)-Peter Anderson, Alaska "Sourdough" and famed as the first man who planted the American flag atop of Mt. Mo Kinley, was married to Mrs. Mamie Shell of Nenana. The cou- pie came to the States last month after a romance at Nenana. The pair plan to raise chickens near Seattle. Anderson was a member of the Lloyd expedition scaling Mt. Mckinley in 1911.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03
Find Clue In Hunt
 For Ten Thousand

NAFWAY, N. J., Oct. 1, (P)-An
 abandoned auto bearing a Califor-
 mia license plate was held by police
 as their most valuable clue in a nationwide hunt for 12 men who
 kidnapped Joseph Van Cline, negro railroad porter and escaped with i$10,000 in a registered mail poucl,.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03
More Funds Still
 Needed Relief Work

WASHINGTON. Oct. l, (P,-Pres- 'dent Coolidge hears that more re- lief funds are needed in Florida as suffering grows worse with each passing hour. Disease is srrl g!ng up rapidly ana thousands ot wo..lcn and children are only partially clothed, while food is at 9 p,emium and no means of exchange.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03
s. A. c. MEET THURSDAY

A general meeting of the s. A. c. will be held tomorrow evening (Thurday) by the Seward Athle- tic Club in the club rooms. All members and other, interested are asked to attend.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03
WILD GEESE MONK SOuTm-

NEW YORK, Oct. 3, (P)-Wnd geese are going south. Their dis tant honks heralding the approach 2t winter The first breath of which chilled the Northern part of the United States from the Rockies cast to the sea.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03

If you haven't tried Frye. eruhn's Baby Beef you have missed some. thing. friendsl
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03
Says Hoouer Is
 Friend Of Farmer

MITCHELL, s. D., Oct. 1, (P)-- Senator Borah defended Herbert Hoover, Republican Presidential nominee against charges that he IS not friendly to the American farm CT. He said never was there a grosser libel circulated in a cam paign. He said the Underwood tariff placed every farmer at the mercy of peon labor all over the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03

DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED PER FUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES SCHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03

For deserting his wife and child Joaquin Merlo, Filipino, was sen- fenced at Juneau to serve six months in the can.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03

THE NEW BRUNSWICK PORTA. BILE ARE HERE AT S27.5O. SCHAL- LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-03

REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE. WRITERS $50 AND S75: TERMS SchalIerer's Alaska Shop.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

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