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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03

player does the horsehide, not only
hurled a few passes that bewildered
the Army, but he also smashed
through for a couple of touchdowns
and added the additional points
with place kicks.
Simms dashed around end for one
and Larry Frentrup squirmed and
twisted sixty-five yards for another.
eagle, the agile Army ball toter,
was stopped, and Murrell was COM
pletely off form.
Late in the first quarter, after U.
S. G. and Notre Dame had battled
one another up and down the field,
California lads marched to the goal
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Amateur Basketball

Indianapolis Buddies Club net team, city
125-l30 pound champions, won their second
straight game OF the season by defeating
the Colored Y. NJ. c. A. team. Tuesday
night the BuddieS five meets the Indian
apois Times squad and Friday night will
go against the English Avenue Boys Club.
street, or telephone Drexel 1903
few of the Christamore basket teams
according to ages, are the Eagles. II to
Juniors, is to is and Pirates, 16 to 10.
For games call Belmont ITS.
The Holy Trinity A C. defeated the
Capitol Flyers in fast game, SO e 2s.
The Trinities desire. games for WedneS;I,
day nights on their floor FOR games can
Belmont 1884 and ask for Joe.
southside Turner's beat the Phi Delta
Kappa five of Anderson. SIS to "a. AL
though the first helf of the game was a
doubt. Splendid teamwork piled up. a
long lead for the Turner's early IN the last
half Kaufman supplied the thrills OF
the contest. looping several long baskets:
The Turner's play the Premium quintet OF
Sevmore next Sunday afternoon. For
games write the athletic committee.
The Deaks won from Woodside A. C..
38 to 30. at their gymnasium last Friday.
The Deaks desire road games for Wednes-
DAYS and Thursdays. Write r. w. Ebey-
hart, 1909 East Tenth street.
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Reynolds, Thorn
in Main Event

Although not forced to make lat
pounds by the articles of agreement,
Coach w. H. Thorn of Indiana uni
verSity has made the official welter
poundage for his wrestling bout
with Jack Reynolds at Tomlinson
hall tonight. 1t will be the main
60 of the mat show and will be to
finish.
In the seni-windup, Soldier Mack
will substitute for Martin Ludeke
against Ted Hansen. There will be
a prelim starting at $780,.
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O1er Draft May Result Bolt by Double Leagues
Morrison Ties MehIhOrn
in Honolulu Golf
RM United Press

By United Press
HONOLULU, T. H, Dec. 3.-"Wild
Bill Aehlhorn, crack Chicago golf
er, met his match here Sunday
when Fred Morrison of Alhambra,
Cal, came from behind to tie him
for the Hawaiian open golf cham
pionship Each turned in card of
291 strokes for the 70 holes of tour
nament play.
Third and fourth honors went re-
spectively to Horton Smith of Jop-
lin, Mo-, with 292, and Francis
Brown of Honolulu, with 293.
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CLEVELAND BOLsTERED

CLEVELAND, Dec. 3-The Cleve-
land Rosenblums defeated Trenton
in the fourth game of the American
basketball league season here Sun
day, 80 to 25. Lapchick, Dehnert
and Barry, three stars, acquired
from the New York Celtics last.
week, have strengthened Cleveland.
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CRIMSON STARS WIN

The Crimson Stars defeated the
st. Glars, 80 to 6, Sunday in their
last grid game Of the season. The
victory gave the Stars a season
record of eight wins and one defeat.
st. Philips Boys Club went down to
their second defeat of the season Sunday
at Brookside. losing to the West Side
Juniors 10 to g.
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BEARS BEAT JACKETS

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The Chicago
Bears defeated the frankfort yell
low Jackets, % to 6, here Sunday
in the National Professional Foot
ball League.
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State Three Cushions


Monday-O' Conner VS.. Houff.
Tuesday-Cooler VS.. Wilson.
ednesday-Ramsey vs. Rubens.
Thursday-Vogler VS.. Spivey.
Friday afternoon Murphy VS.. Holder;
might Naegeli VS.. Holder
All games at Cooler parlors.
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Head coach Arnold Horween be-
came a benedict on Thanksgiving
day. Here are Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ween. She is the former Marian
Eisendrath of Chicago. Mrs.
Coach Horween is said to have
two and half million, and Hor-
ween has plenty, too.
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BY FRANK GETTY,
United Press Shorts Editor

YORK greatest football
Camp originated divertng
highly difficult practice of thus recognizing the outstanding the
Press eleven believed by football experts
the strongest
Howard HarpSer of Carnegie most brilliant of
greatest quarterback
nothing the with
a football First choices follow:
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Three Midwest Players Selected
on All-America by United Press
Michigan Minnesota and Ohio State Awarded Positions
Great Array of Back Field Ball ToterS.

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03
STANDING

IT'S A TOUGH BLOW
Three members Of PENIS regular
1928 back field will graduate in
June. They are Paul Scull, Johnny
Shober and Paul Murphy.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
BY LON JOURDET

Aov,so~y Ea.ke. Bail Toaeh University Of
P.nnsy lvsnis. Originator FiSe.nan Defense-
ELECTION OF the most valuable
PLAYER In base ball. the greatest
performer In foot ball. the best
. tennis player, always causes argu-
ment. II is difficult 70 satisfy
every one.
IL LIS the same in basket ball. have
been asked many times In the last
decade whom / considered the player
OF all time most valuable 10 his team
and the greatest player In Eastern ana
Southern intercollegiate ranks, Un-
hexitatingly ! have named EDDIE NC
Eiclaol, now head basket ball coacn al
the University Of Pennsylvania.
have never seen man as capapie
as Eddie McEicoI II may be my close
contact with him Influenced my opinion
/ was his head coach. But honestly
believe ne had all the qualities, pny-
stcal and mental. which make super
great player.
when a player is 80 skillfui he can
make champion out Of mediocre
team he deserves 10 be recorded as
star O. the first magnitude, Tna,s
wfla, Mcsichol did IN 1886. he
brought Pennsylvania a championship
by sheer power and by an example
which inspired his teammates 70 do
better than their most sanguine sup
porters thought possible
McNicnoi had an eye" for the basket
which was wonderful. He Was last as
snrinter. and a defensive guard most
dlffcuit 10 score upon. SO uncanny
vas his accuracy from the foui me
that he Gagged 81 straight goals with
o,lt a mis- IN two games and the 'lfst
half of a third. That occurred ~ 1919
when he made good on every try against
RnchesteT and Syracuse during the eil-
tire games. and against Cornell me
f1rst half believe that record sun
stands in college ranks. 49,
McRicitol had the knack OF getting
the bs!l away from ail opponent NIn
vas dfibbling down the nDof, "hlcli
help4d 10 make him one of the bes,
guards in the game He would permit
tne dfibblTr 10 slide along tntil ne
seemed 70 be III scoring position, Iheh
Evening star., 1928-02-01
METHOD|STS HOPE
TO GAIN REVENGE
BrookIanders Were Victors in
Previous Contest by
29-to.20 Count.

American University baSketerS hope
n give Catholic University much
s:ronger opposition tonight when. the
teams meet Ill the Brookland School
GYM at $50 O'Clock than the Metho-
dists offered the Cardinals in their
contest earlier in the season. G. u. took
this game. 80 10 20. Tonlght's game VIII
be the only college contest hereaoouts.
Shloss and Scruggs. forwards; keSsler
and Woodson Birthrisht. guards. and
Tin Birthright. center. is expected TO
be the manner in which A. U. will take
the floor tonight. II will be the first
game for the MethodiStS III more than
two weeks.
c T.. which is eager to get back on
i:s winning stride which was broken by
virginia last Saturday. probably will
begin with Long and Anlann. forwards
Capt Carney. center. and Foley and
Harvey. guards.
Roanoke College will invade George
wash.ngton's gym tomorrow night for
a iuSSel with the Colonial paSsers and
Friday night viii shift their scene OF
battle 10 the Arcadia. where they will
meet Georgetown.
Blue Ridge College will be here Fri
Gay night for a tilt with Gallaudet at
kenGau Green ana VIII remain over
for a Saturday night engagement WITH
American University.
The game slated here Saturday night
between Catholic University and VII
lanova has been Cancelled because OF
the fire which curbed all athletic ac-
tivities temporarily at the Pennsyl-
van.a school Athletic Director Charley
Moran of c. L is trying TO get the
Crescent a c. of Brooklyn, n. Y. 10
I'll the date.
Georgetown and Maryland one-mlle
relay teams are getting in final hicks
today for participation in the Mliirose
A A. games tomorrow night IN rev
York. Georgetown's squad. which also
, includes a two-mile team. and Kari
lWldermuth and Fred Wiesner. VIII
leAye tomorrow night. The two-miie
team will compete in the Boston A A
eame$ Saturday night in the Hub.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
SPORTS LIST NAMED
BY EPISCOPAL HIGH

ALEXANDRIA,. Va. February L.
Episcopal High School track team will
take part In five meets this season
while the foot ball eleven will engage
In eight contests next Fall, according
To C. v Tompkins. director OF athletics
and head coach of these sports.
Fifty candidates are striving for
places on the indoor squad. but only
four runners from last years team are
in suits. Coach Tompkins does net
have a veteran field man on his squad.
Lcftover& are Eddie Gasson. 100 and
220-yard dashes: Horace Hand and
Hunst0n Cary 440-yard dash, and
6edin Nelson. 880-yard run.
The schedules:
Indoor Track.
February IL. University Of Richmond
games at Richmond. Va,
Outdoor Track.
Apr!i Dual meet with Tech High
School Exact date not determined.
May Virginia meet at Charlottes-
vile. va. or Maryland meet at College
PARK: IL. auadrangular meet with
Woodberry Forest Gilman Country
School, Tome Institute; 10, C. Club
games al Washington. ID G.
Foot bau.
October q. Mckinley Tech: I3, Fish
burne Military Academy at Waynek" "
boro, Va. 20, Staunt0n Military Acad-
emy ot Biaunton. Va, 20. SwaVtiy
Pfepa aratOry School.
Noyember~~3. Gilman Country school
at Baltimore, Md. 10, Virginia Epikco-
pal School. II. Shenandoah Valley
Academy: ~. Woodberry Forest. at
Orange. Va.
III. Mary's CeIties have scheduled Ire
Bonds Whirlxinds Of Washington
South Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union
champions. for game here tomorrow
night al u 80 In the ArmDry Hall
Columbia Engine C0mpahy's basket
bail team is seeking games ~ith faat
senior and unlimited teams Phone
Louis Latham at Alexandria i774.
George Mason High school VII! enter
tain Charlotte Hall School IN the Wash"
iugtOn aud Ire gymnasium al BhiistDn.
va, Friday night at u O'Clock
Hiehm0nd. frederieksbnrg A. Potomac
Railroad Co Is boNiing team a. Potomac
Yards defeated The Fruit 4 Movers EA-
preAs team VI Wsshing,on.@t2e 10 40
Evening star., 1928-02-01
HOCKEY PLAYERS HELD
ON CANADIAN BORDER

iiy the Associated Press
ST. PAUL. Minn.. February -Four
members of the Kansas City Club OF the
American Hockey Associate were tenn
porarily detained by United states im~
migration officers at pembina, N, d,
yesterday
The payers held. en- route from VIM
nipes To Kansas CITY. with other mem-
brrs OF the clup. are Canadians and
ran afoul Of the immigration men he
cause they were professional entertain
ers" coming into the United States from
another country.
The rest Of the players. who reached
here last night said they had received
word from the four men that the con-
fusion over their status had been
cleared up and they were leaving on
another train expecting 10 reach Kan
san City by Thuraday,
They are uarnett Campbell. center,
0ei aid Munro left defense. l., J, Duke"
Duikowski. right defense and Roy Lea
satd, lett,
Evening star., 1928-02-01
RULING OF PELTzER
TO BE MADE TODAY

Ev the Associated PTess
NEW YORK. February 1.-The in
7ux of track lunlinaries for the annual
games of the Milirose A. A IN Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night was on
IN full blast today
Sharing the interest caused by the
arrival Of athletes was the conference
of the foreign relations committee OF
the Amateur Athletic Union with DR.:
Otto Peltzer TO rule on the petition OF OF
the German runner TO participate In
the Miiirose carnival and two other
track meets in this country.
In the event of favorable attitude
on DR.. Peltzer's request. the invading
niddie-distance star viii compete in
the special S0o-meter race along with
Johnny Holden of the New YORK A. C..
Chester Mexican of the Boston A. A,
Johnny Theobasd of the New YORK A.
c. and Carl Lefebre OF the Millrose
A. A. Lefebre raced against Peltzer
IN Germany.
Lloyd Hahn. sensational flyer Of the
Boston A. A IS ready for the mile
event. which viii bring him UP against
such track notables as w. O. Spencer
of the 1924 Olympic team; Ray Conger,
National mile champion, and Joe Siyak
Of Chicago.
William Schmidt and Arthur Schwab,
champion walkers OF Germany. have
travelled 1000 miles 70 compete In
I0-minute walking contest.
Herman Phillips. National quarter
nile champion viii run in the 600-yard
event along with Johnny Sittig. half
nile Western Conference champion. and
George Leness Of the New York A. c.,
National 60o-yard champion.
Anton Burg OF the University OF
~ff A al
compete In the high jump.
In addition 70 racing in the Milrose
meet Dr.. Peitzer seeks entry 70 the
Illinois A. c. meet In Chicago February
10 and tiae Knights Of Columbus games
here or February %.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
WOMEN in SPORT
BY CORIN.NE FRAZIER

generous share of the breaks" COM
bined to give the Strayer aggregation
a decided advantage over their op-
ponents in the opening session. which
they maintained throughout. At half
time the count stood 36 to for the
winners
Strayers was represented BY Elizabeth
Goodwin and Elizabeth Whitrore for
wards: Rose Mothershead. center: Rose
Treanor. side center: Beatrice Tore
and Margaret Faulkner guards.
Capitol A. c. players we're Eleanor
Boche and Marie Siebold forwards;
Olive O'Horn. center: Katherine Jones.
side center: Lillian Hoffman. and Jac-
queiine Quinn. guards.
Washington branch Of the women's
division. N, A A. F. will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting and recreation
hour tonight at 8 O'Clock in the Y. NJ.
c. A. gymnasium on K street Any one
interested IN joining the group may do
So according 10 Elsie Sanders. chair
man. Newcomers are requested 70 re-
port to Miss Sanders before the OPEN
ing OF the meeting. and 10 come pre-
pared for gym work If they desire the
recreational features. which follow the
brief talks on sports 70 be given by the
local athletic director.
Washington Field Hockey Club men,
bers, who desire 20 try out for the oas-
ket ball team, will meet tonight a.
SIS O'Clock at the Holton Arms GYM
nasium on Church street. between Six
teenth and Seventeenth.
Washington Girl Scouts. who are
planning to attend the annual camp re-
Union Saturday evening a; the Y. "
c. A. headquarters are urgently request
ed 10 make their reservations ilnnedi-
ateiy with Caroline Hobbs At the Girl
Scout Little House. on New York ave-
nue.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

w YHAT is expected to prove
n real struggle Is that listed
wv Friday night In the Congress
Heights auditorium between
the Original Holman Wonder
FIVE and the undefeated Anacostia
Eagles. generally looked upon AS the
class of unlimited division teams here
last Winter and who this year have
not been defeated.
The game will start at $50 and will
be preceded by preliminary at 7;3o.
That eficient officiating will mark
the South Atlantic amateur basket ball
elimination tournament here early
next March is indicated by the fact
that Paul Mention OF Baltimore. Will
be In charge OF the officials. Many
teams are entering the eliminations
here. the winners in which will meet
the Baltimore victors for South Allan
tic laurels Though no date has been
set for closing entries. teams are urged
to get in line as soon as possible by
applying at the Post sports department.
Southern A. e. bowed to st. Mary's
Celtic tosscrs IN Alexandria in 27-to-l4
tilt
Chevy Chase Reserves bowed to Fort
Myer Juniors. IS TO ~. last night To-
morrow night the losers will meet Noel
House Ave in the latter's gym al 7:30
O'Clock Friday night Chevy Chase
Bearcats are listed TO engage Central
Reds in Mcfarland Junior High gym.
Petworth tossers fell before Jefferson
Graded School quint In 24-to-i2 game
in Alexandra.
st. Paul's basketers, who routed Bat
terry B, 65 TO 3. are after games with
unlimited teams having gyms. Call
Main 1882 In the victory over Battery
B, the work of Alderton and Lochler
stood out for ST. Pauls
Marine basketers. led by Deckard and
Johnson. drubbed Potomac Boat Club.
40 10 l3. Eshbaugh was high scorer
for the Boatmen.
With Al Nc GOwan and Dave keppel
getting the scoring range frequently.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
TEXAS GRlDlR0N STARS
GOOD IN SCHOLARSHIP

AUSTIN, Tex, February tcl.-Ths
two co-captains Of the ST, Edwards Cr,-
serSity foot ball team for next Fall
rank high in scholarship,
Although foot bail took much Of
their time in the first semester ef the
present school YEAR Sam DYER. all
Texas Conference hal.back. made al
average grade Of So, and Al SaraHr,y
averaged 80 while making = reGord as
one of the most dependable eenssrS IL
the Conference.
Both are juniors, Dyer is specializing
IN business administration and Sarariay
III mathematics.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
BASKET BALL PROBLEMS
ny OSWALD J0wEk.
EtDttser JOINT Euies CDianiitss.

~.,a .,,.g .,y,ec,, "a NJ TeNcf ~ ADI
NgrG4 d stFss,fsi ags~fg ss7nd ibf pnsif w"
- s.iGfess.a stsHIps1 sBYeIDpe {" b'h' ~
A5aDsff Aass
Llliestlofi~~f a team takes time oal
FIVE times during the game aiad the scof-
ss neglect " Inform the referee at tbe
fourth time out. would you give one OF
two free throws at ths MIN time oai
Answer ONE Failure ~ call n inuI
fof The fourth ljHf out would be c'aisih-
fred IN the same iign. DE failure t0 caH
any other foul 81 the time IL was COM
l9iitfd that Is. the officials missed },
snd the time foT calling II Ii gone How
ever. the referee should check up Win
the scorers on eaeh time out. thus pre-
venting otelIlgences ~ This kind
it1t,sfI.ht j3"e hoflii ADsiit al Eehs
kspsI Al4sA.sb
Evening star., 1928-02-01
EAGLE AND WONDER FIVES
WILL BATTLE ON FRIDAY

knights of Columbus five swept TO a
42-to-l8 win over Y NJ. c. A. last night
in a Washington City League game.
Holding their rivals scoreless in the
final half. Crescents took the measure
of F. H. Smith Co. 2l TO l8. in Com
munity Center League game. Weigei
for the winners and Connors for the
losers garnered most baskets. Crescenss
meet Woodlothians In another league
game tonight at $50 O'Clock In Central
High gym.
w. B. Hibbs & Co. tossers, who are
tied for first place in the Bankers
League, have arranged home home
games with the Laird BisSel g. Mead
Co. team of Wilmington. Del The first
game will be played here February ii
and the other in Wilmington February
% Hibbs hopes to play the quint rep
resenting the New York Stock Exchange
in the big town later this month.
Barker led the attack OF Mount Ver-
non tossers who bested Mclean. Va.
A. C.. 80 to 30 Garland topped the
Mclean scorers with nine points.
Routing Chevy Chase BearcatS. 58 10
l3. II. A. French basketers registered
their fourteenth straight win. Ander-
son scored 80 points for the winners,
who tonight will meet National Circles
in the Noel House gym.
WoItx Photographers. who meet Com
pany F. Hyattsville National Guard
fioormen Friday night and st. Mary S
Celtics Saturday night. have cancelled
their game Sunday with Warwicks feel
ing that 1t followed so close on the
others as to be too tough All assignment.
American Railway Express basketers.
with Benner heading their offensive,
downed Warrenton. Va. A. c.. IN the
latter town. IS to 81.
In Boys Club League games, st. Mar
tins routed Palace. So to 8. and Arrows
overcame Shamrocks. % TO l3 r. pell
and Gallagher were the evenings heav-
lest scorers.
fremont A. E. baSketers, who will
enter the South Atlantic elimination
tournament here tonight at 4527
Iowa avenue at 730 o'clock. Tremonts
want TO meet a senior team In Wilson
Normal School gym tomorrow night.
Call Columbia 92l4-W between 6 and
pm.
Seneca tossers squeezed out a 1929
win over Little Wonders Senart headed
the victors' attack
Nativity Props were 44-e. winners
over Star A. c. Small for Nativity's
and Bob for losers took offensive honors.
BrookIand A. &. passers will engage
Hamline Church quint tonight In the
Hamline Church gym at 10 O'Clock.
Woodside tossers drubbed Service Co,
Reserves. 20 TO IL,
R~nrOc baSketers will meet Eastern
High School Friday afternoon at 3:l5
O'Clock III the school gym. RenrocS are
after games with senior and unlimited
class teams having floors, Call Manager
Healy at Lincoln 2S59 between $50 and
& 80 pm.
Army Medical Center five Is after
games. Call Sergt, Hall at Georgia 1000.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

- CHCOLbO1 DdSketeIS HcIcdDouC
are preparing for an active week
end with several attractive o,It-
~ of-town trips featuring the pro-
gram.
Tech and st. Johns are to meet In
the latter's gym in the only home game
tomorrow, with Emerson engaging Mas
sanutten Military Academy at Wood
stock, Va. A scheduled game between
Central and Washington and Lee fresh
men has been called off.
Fridays card calls for Tech going to
York Pa, to meet the high school
| team there, with Emerson. continuing
Virginia foray. hooking up with Fish
burne Military Academy at Wayncs-
boro. st. Adams is down for brush
with Georgetown Prep at Garrett
| Park, Md.
Central journeys to Philadelphia
Saturday to engage the Penn Freshmen
and other games that day will bring
together Gonzaga and Navy Plebes at
Annapolis and Emerson and Woodberry
Forest at Orange. Va.
Emerson t0ssers were to open their
! Virginia invasion today with game
| against Augusta Military Academy. at
| Fort Defiance. The local tossers were
carded to begin their trip yesterday,
!
tary Academy. but the latter had to
cancel the contest, because of the death
of Staunton student. The University
OF Virginia will banquet Coach San
born and the Emerson team Friday at
Charlottesville. Other tilts were listed
today between Georgetown Prep and
/ Leonard Hall at Garrett Park and
J Hyattsville, Md. High and Frederick,
. Md, De Molay tossers in Hyatts-
Vile, Md.
! 4 determined Central attack staged
during the second half and led by Ben
Burch. big red-headed center. yester-
day carried the local schoolboy tos-
sers to 38-to-29 triumph over John
| Marshall High School Of Richmond.
j Va. in the Central gym. John Mar
shall downed Bert Coggins' boys car
/ lier in the season. in Richmond %
to % Monday night John Marshall
| defeated Eastern High on the locals
| floor in overtime 43 to a. The visitors
set fast pace in the early part OF
Evening star., 1928-02-01

the defense Is moving to turn the
attack from the basket, When at
tack Is close Ia the basket the de-
Tense seeks 10 drive II 10 the corners
tor the same reason that makes the
0fense avoid The corners baskets
are hard 10 garner from such po~
sitl8nA
The result 0f this conflict Is that
many balls and players having pos
session df ihe ball go out ~0f~ bounds.
This has made out -0t bounds plays
big factor In the game, They are
set plays. many starting In the sal me
way but breaking differently He
cause they are set playa signals are
used Few tives use sienalA for tap
plays any more but they are neeek-
sary fof ou. .'of bounds plays. .
iseps.lsht Iusst
Evening star., 1928-02-01
WILEY. D. c. BOY. EARNS
ARMY SOCCER INSIGNIA

In recognition Of his work With the
United States Military Academy 1927
soccer team, Cadet Noble J. Wiley. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Noble ]. Wiley ot this
city has been awarded the minor sports
"A" He participated In most o. The
games on the West Point schedule
Cade; Wiley also has distinguished
himself In swimming and rs a cadet
officer