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Evening star., 1928-06-10

I'm recognition Of his character,
" sportsnna anship, loyalty and ath-
letic ability" Everett Gross,
base ball, foot ball and basket
Dall star, has been awarded the
large, handsome cup offered by HobefI
r. Acorn 1914 Central High School
alumnus, u boy member OF The June
graduating class Of that school Ihe
cup win be- presented by Acorn each
year and win become the permanent
possession Of the recipient,
Acorn says thst In awarding The cup,
athletic ability. while given iA proper
weight, was by no means the only fac
tor considered, the other three quail
ties mentioned, IN fact, being regarded
AZ the more important. The purpose
of the award H. 10 spIr Central ath-
ieleg 90 strive f0r the highest In alfi"
ietlCg,
IL yas only after careful inVestiga-
tion and interviews with coaGhes, many
teachers and quite II few students that
Acorn decided 10 award the trophy 10
Cross. who Won his letter In base pan
hi 1926 1927 and last year, ana IN fo6t
ball and basket ball during me paht
campaigns, he also WAS regular on
the lacrosse team,
Further explaining why ne seleftAa
Cross, Acorn said
I'm my opinion, and follow the foot
hall team closely, he was the eltstands
ing player NJ fhe foot hsli team last
PAL He was especially fast He broke
his arm during the season and Was nns
able t0 finish tbe schedule. When he
went the team was shot.
~ he hsd been permitted IN run on
The track team he had q very good
chance NJ winning his letter This
Spring IN the quarter mile and possi-
! BY IN the sprints,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Wins Columbia Golf Tournaments Western Annexes Ztergh Title
TWO OLD SANDLOT RIVALS
SLATED TO BATTLE TODAY

will be the attraction at Ch-rrydaIe
this afternoon at O'Clock, meeting
Chcrrydalc A. C.
Seat Pleasant Firemcp arc expecting
trouble today when Boiling Field Air
mon ara engaged on Seat pleasant dia-
mond at ; O'Clock.
Allied R0ofer players will meet 1T
O'Clock at 1929 Neal street northeast
today to journey TO Galesrille, Md, for
a came at O'CLOCK.
when they clash with HartfCrds and
Terminal Ice ca teams At Silver Spring.
starting at 2 o'clock
Ted Otte has been grooming his Ken
nedy A. G.. nine for two games at Union
League Park this afternoon against
Black Sox. Play will begin at 2:30
O'Clock.
With three high school players added
to the roster. Cardinal A. G. OF George
town Is expecting to give Fort Wash
ington's team battle down the river
at o'clock.
Willie Andrews will take his Ma
tional Circles to Fort Leonard Wood.
formerly Camp Meade, for q battle with
the soldier nine.
p. G. Candy Co. has signed Sterling.
former Western High outfielder, TO play
against Northerns today at 3 o'clock on
Sixteenth street reservoir diamond.
AnnadaIe A. C. aud Hume Spring
mines are carded 20 meet at l O'Clock.
Players are asked to report at noon.
j. w. Travers. Arlington. Va, Is book
ing games for Annadales.
Northeast Hilltop players win meet
at l O'Clock at Owens street northeast
today to journey to Cheverly to play
Dixie Pig A. c. The game starts at
O'Clock.
ScaggsviIIe will engage Bonds
Clothiers in double bill at Laurel.
Md today. Local players will meet at
/ 80 o'clock at the Times Herald Build
ing.
Friendship Juniors are to play then
| first game on their new diamond on
Wisconsin avenue this afternoon, with
Northeast Bulldogs scheduled. Donald
son will pitch for the home team.
Columbia Heights and Seattle mines
are to battle on No. diamond today at
/ o'clock.
Jones Miagets are without a game to-
| day. Managers may call Lincoln 1904
Herndon Fairious are prepared to
meet Phoenix A. C.'s fast-traveling nine
at Herndon this afternoon, starting at
| 3 O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-06-10
DEFEATS CENTRAL
IN CLOSING MATCH
l'ieiorT Gives a Clean Slate
in Championship Series.
Stone Has a 70.

A we'll balanced Western High School
2on team Yesterday closed hsa"s
schedule BIZ adding the .nter-high title
10 its list cf ccnducSts. with an 3-tc-l
triumph over Central's seStet. playing
over the WASHINGTON Golf ard Country
Club course. The victory gave the
Georgetown team clean slate in ;h2
championship series.
Gordon Stone. captain of the win
ming team. turned in a sensational 20
card from the back tees. His marx
was three above tine course record for
that distance Drain. Barrett, Bull
and Henderson. in addition to Stone.
held their rivals scorelcss. while CooE
held Tierney OF Central to a tie.
During the lOrg campaign the West
ern team Won 10 matches and lost 2
Tome School End Woodbury. Forest
gained the only victories. Tech and
Central each fell twice before the re-
DrarS3hle plsv of the champions. Com
zaga also dropped two matches to the
tttIc CUP winners. while Friends, Wood
,.erry Forest. Georgetown Prep and
Dewitt School teams each we're con-
quered once.
Ross Barrett led the individual point
winners of the Georgetown schoolboy
team. He dropped two matches IN IL
played. Paul Marshall. manager of the
team. was responsible for the big sclled-
ule successfully undertaken.
Western unfortunately lcecs every
member Of the winning team by grad
uatlon. Although golf Is not conSid-
cred a major sport at that school. II
is planned to award letters to the men,
oers of the team. Letters will be
awarded the Central team as golf has
been established as a major sport there.
Final team standing IN the inter-
high series follows:
Evening star., 1928-06-10
D. C. ATHLETES SCORE
IN S. A. TITLE GAMES

BALTIMORE. Md. June o.-wasi-
inSton athletes shared but nttle glory
in the South Atlantic games at Hcne-
wood this afternoon
In the senior contests The Howard
Athletic Club Of Washington scored 6
points and the Dewitt Athletic Club 2.
Eight points were gcrnered bv the
Theological Sem nary OF Alexandria,
Va. while the University Of Maryland
was credited with 49,. Scoring 20
POINTS. the Baltimore Police Depart
ment came cut ON top.
Tech OF Washington scored 9 points
and Howard Athletic Club 5 m tire
junior events.
"Blif' Asee. vino wca the marathon
IN WASHINGTON several weeks ago and
the one IN Baltimore last Saturday.
captured the race Of 6ta miles. che ~
Inc most important events. His tsrlc
was % minutes Sc As seconds.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

II IVALRY that existed between
the two clubs last season will
IN be revived this afternoon when
4 Brook Grlob's Silver Spring
Kensington nine opposes Henry
Hiser's Hyattsville All-Star aggregation
at Riverdale at o'clock. Ed Marosy,
former Business High School hurler
will do the pitching for the home team
Both teams arc in the midst OF a win
ming streak.
Hiser's outfit demonstrated its pow
crful punch yesterday by shutting ont
the strong Boiling Field Aviators
America set the Airmen down with
hits. while Oscar Hiser drove over three
of the winners tallies and his brother.
Henry. showed the other counter over
the plate with n timely single Rain
halted the fray at the end of the sixth
inning.
sim bearing the sting of last Sun
days defeat at Annapolis. Union
Printers will Journey to the Maryland
Capital today for the second game of
their series, which will start at 3
O'Clock. All Typo players are to gather
at noon at the Times-Herald Building.
Having strengthened their lineup
during the past two weeks, Edmonds
Art Stone Co. tossers will go to Cabin
John this afternoon hopeful of turning
back the winning Junior Ordermen.
Play will start at 2 o'clock and all
Edmonds players will meet at noon at
Eighth and H streets northeast. Ed
nonds nine wants games for July 4
with out-of-toWn teams. Write Man
ager Boehman at 1857 Warder street.
Mount Rainier unlimiteds will face
IN uncertain foe today when Beymer
A. c. makes its first appearance on the
District Line diamond at 3 o'clock.
Beymers have been consistent winners
and the Mounts are seeking their sew
enth straight triumph Beyner players
will gather on their home field at
o'clock.
Pop Kremb has secured game with
Monroe A. c. for his Liberty A. G. on
Brookland diamond this afternoon at 3
O'Clock Pop would like to hear from
the managers of Cardinal A: c., Alex
andria, and Del Rays. Call Columbia
4165-J after o'clock.
Bond Bakers arc carded as the at
traction at Lecsburg, Va, this after
noon. Local players are requested to
meet at the bakery this morning at
II 80 o'clock.
Berwyn A. C.. nine will entertain
White Haven A. c. this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. White Haven players are
to meet at Woody's home at 1880
o'clock today.
Ace Insects are seeking players and
games. Cab Atlantic 3l84.
Newly organized ttadium A. c. nine
Evening star., 1928-06-10
INTEREST AT A HIGH PITCH
In CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

YNTEREST in the CAPITAL City
League base ball championship
races should reach It's height to-
1 day. With insect mines staging
their opening games. undefeated
mines scheduled to meet each other,
and all mines ready to present rejuVe-
mated line e-ups, today should b. one of
upscts and merry battles.
High school players, who have just
completed stirring interhigh series,
will bolster many of the teams in un-
limited and senior ranks. Several
teams win be completely revamped by
the addition Of scholastic stars
Big Game at Alexandria.
Probably the most important con-
test in either unlimited section will
be staged at Alexandria. st. Mary's
Celtics, undefeatcd in three starts, will
engage Georgetown A. c.. generally
rated the best team in this section and
competition. One of these mines Is
slated to take back seat unless O tie
score results. st. Joes. 1927 champions,
and the other undefeated nine among
the class A unlimiteds, may have diff
Guilty with Chevy Chase Bcarcats on
Friendship field.
Ross Council, Junior Ordermen. with
three wins in as many starts in class
p unlimited section. face an uncertain
problem in Army Medicos, who have
turned In two wins In three starts.
Douglas A. c.. the other undefeated
team in this class. has to meet nm
equally uncertain situation against
Army War College.
ID. j. Kauiman's nine. heading the
senior class parade, had added four
high school players ana college pitch
er, TO make sure that Aztecs, tied for
secord place. do net break a good
winning streak.
Corinthians. leaders in junior class.
viii be idle. while Mon.roSe nine hopes
10 get on even terms with the front
rank outfit by vanquishing the victory
less Libertys. Brookianc. Boys and
Linberghs. tied with three Other mines
for second place. will wage a heated
battle to determine which shall re-
tain a first division berth.
Coed Games Carded.
Seven good games are carded among
the American Legion teams. Cassies.
victims of an unfortunate incident
more than n week ago. are forced to
i1FIGN the IeHlhllNANb Va NttCi @1AiCns
Alexandria Post will be idle but will
gain n victory by the forfeit route.
Jewish Community Center. iris
Speaker. Mount Rainier and Brookland
Boys Club mines will participate In the
insect trays Webcos and Royals we're
involved In the opening clash In this
section yesterday,
Complete schedule for today follows;
UNLIMITED SECTION A.
All Games I O'Clock.
woodfidEo vs.. A. p. W, Busmen tArlinE-
tom.
Dreadnaughts VS.. Petworth A. C. DREAD
'Tas maryland c. VS., Addison A. G. MARY
Chevy Chase VS. st. Josephs Frisndship
shamroeks ys. Jewish Community Center
"i ceorsetown 4. vs.. 81, Msrys csltics
tShlpyard Field.
UNLIMITED SECTION n.
Al Games 4 O'Cioch.
Douglas A. q. VS. Army war Coiege
fWashnBton Barracks
Anaenslla Eagles vs.. District Heights ,pis'
tfet Heinhtat.
Ross Council VS.. Army Medical Center
walter Reed
Clovers VS. Auths tThirty-f fourth and
hennlns roaoi
Evening star., 1928-06-10
SENIOR.
Al Games 2 O'Clcek.

SENIOR.
An Games O'Cieek.
Brown & Wood ". Hsrtfords tcstholic
hztecs VS. D. J. Kaufman owes. Eilipss).
7. I. Keane VS.. Palace A. c. tScuth FL
lipsel.
Calhonns ~. Aces diamond No. a.. IL
collegians VS., Standard Arrows diamond
Brool:lsnd Bovs' Grub Us. Lindhershs
fSorth Ellipsel. o'clock.
Montrose vs.. Liberty A. c. diamond No.
CONGRESS Heights VS.. Hadlays Plasa). IL
: Miller Furniture co. rs Jewish cou.ru-
ltty Center twcst EllipSel, IL O'Clock.
AMERICAN LEGION CLASS.
Section a.
Lincoln Post VS.. Vic's Sport Shop (Plaza>.
Delano Pest VS.. rlanskys 'diamond No.
NJ B. e. stsnssrss ar.,s1s VS. woodside diamond
. Powhaians vs. Corinthians tsouth FL
lipsel, IL O'Clock.
diamond No. A.. O'Clock. ' "' ''
Pussells vs. Sam Rice tdiamond No. -, ?
ST. stephen VS.. U. s S. Jacob Jones
tFiazal, O'Clock.
Jewish Community Center VS. Tris SPEAK
cry west Eliipsel l o'clock.
Mount Rainier Hardware vz. Erookiand
Boys tCathol!c University Field, O'Clock,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
ILLINOIS A. C. SKATERS
RECORD FOR SWIMMING

FE-SHAiACKER POOL. SAN FRAN
CISCO. June . OP.-The four-man
team of the Illinois Athletic Club today
broke the world record for the 500
yard relay by winning the event in Q
minutes - 3-5 seconds in the National
4. A. q. swimming championship.
The old record. 9:35. vas held hy
The same club. The team was COM
posed Of Diphmar. O'Connor. Samson
and Weissmuller. The Olympic Club
OF San Franc'1co was second and the
HOLLYWOOD Ath.f .ic Club third.
Clarence Buster" Crabbe Of Homo
lulu, mile swimming champion. added
70 his honOrs by easily winning the
10o-mster medley national title. He
covered the distance in 4 minutes and
10 seconds. finishing nearly 10 ya-S5
ahead of George Sojac OF the New
York BoyS Club.
Walter Spence OF the BROOKLYN y.
NJ. g. A., who holds the world record
In this event. did not defend his ma
tional title today.
Eleanor Garatti Of San Rafael. holder
Of the wonlen'S 5O-yard free style
world record. outclasSed the field to
win the 100-meter Olympic games trials
free style event Lily May Bowner
of Honolulu was second. The time was
lie Us.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Roger Peacock. playing In the final
of the second flight consolation, put
ms ball through ~ in cedar tree al
tfse thirteenth hoie, His caddie pointed
out ball IN crotch of Two limbs 0i
me tree and Roger braveIy climbed the
tree and bSJk healthy swat At the
baI. lie olsl3oged II and discovered
that u was faot bis ball Then he went
Dsck 70 me re anc played another
EI1os, having lost his first ball.
Prizes were presented a. the con-
ciIsiou vi The tourney by John C.
Waller, president If the ciuD.
gtst flght, sTpq! final II q paL. Mann.
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6sfesafs E8FTy Pesegak. Indian Spring 4
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Evening star., 1928-06-10
GUNN TO PASS UP OPEN
FOR COLLEGIATE EVENT

ATLANTA. Ga, June CP1.-watts
Gum, Walker Cup team player and
national intercollegiate champion. will
not attempt to qualify for the national
open. the Georgia Tech star announc-
ing today that he would concentrate
on the Southern amateur and the de-
fense OF his collegiate crown instead
His statement came as q surprise, as
he was expected to be one OF the prin-
cipal contenderS in the Southern quail
Tying rounds of the Southern open,
which starts here Monday. His with
drawal narrowed the field In the tests
To Is.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Cross Gets Medal at Central,
Typifying Best in Athletics

Though his arm had not healed. he
wanted 10 play IN the post-season grid
iron game with Charlotte. NJ. c., High
School, the Alumni G Club contest. but
Of courae was not permitted 10 do 80.
Gross has always given every Cen
tral coach his bcst There has never
been ON his part the alightest infrae-
tion of any rule or order, He has AL
ways conducted himself M n gentle~
man and has been one OF the most
modest nf students, Hr ia the kind
Of material that coaches like 10 work
with. He deserves any reward that
might be- given 10 an athlete AT Central.
''In other student activities Gross took
an active part. being member OF the
Senior Council member of the Bull
letin staff, treasurer OF the Under
graduate q Club and prize corporal In
Company r. In 1926"
Evening star., 1928-06-10
FARRELL AND SARAZEN
BEAT HAGEN-COMPSTON

RYE. N. Y. June (E',.--Johnny Par
rell and Gene Sarazen defeated Walter
Hagen. British open champion, and
Archie Compston. crack British pro. S
and 3. In an 18-hole exhibition match
played today over the Wcstchcster- Eilt-
more Club course.
Farrell and Sarazen led their op-
ponents up at the turn. After winning
the fourteenth Farrell ended the match
at the fifteenth with o birdie 2.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
MANSFIELD ELECTED
C. U. NINE CAPTAIN

Heading the 1929 Catholic University
base ball team will be Edward J. Mans
field OF Nrw London. Conn. Mansfield
Junior. was yesterday elected captain
~ the rinc. He played right field
during The past campaign.
John J. Budd3 was named manager
and letters were awarded to II as
follows.
Mansfield. Foley Coulter, Conlin
Byrne, Bro2an. Flanagan. Tierney
Peloski, Smith LGng and Dunn.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
BOSTON WOMEN SCORE,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 0 CP.-
Boston's feminine star swamped her
New York rivals in the Eastern Asso-
citation finals today and retained pos
session of the Eleanor Sears Cup. The
Boston aggregation. which smothered
the Middle Atlantic team YESTERDAY.
today won all the singles mntches and
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Scotch Foursome Makes a Hit
With Players at Washington

Club, care Of w. n. McCallum, secre-
tary Of the Middle Atlantic Association.
In addition 10 the individual title,
which was won last year by George j.
Voiat, the team championship OF the
association will be decided. This title
was won last year by the Norfolk
Country Club team. The course will be
OPEN for practice tomorrow and Tues
day Any club may enter any number
Of flve-man teams In the team cham
p!onship.
Mrs Jerome Meyer has won the wom-
ems golf championship OF the Town
and Country Club. Mrs. Meyer defeated
Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger by and in
the fnal round played Friday. revers-
ing the verdict Of two years ago when
Mrs. Nordlinger won from Mrs. Meyer.
One big tournament favorite OF Wash
ingtons Spring season vent by the
boards this year. Lack OF out-of-town
entrants and lack Of interest in the
worst sixteen" affair, staged annually
at indian Spring, caused cancellation
ot the tourney.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
VOIGT AGAIN WINNER.

GLEN COVE. N. Y. June (Pl.-
George Voigt. former Washington golf
or nov playing for the North Hills
Club, today won the Long Island Coli
Associations amateur championship,
defeating Eddie y. Riggs of Cherry
Valley In the finals. 4 and :.
Evening star., 1928-06-10


Arrangements have been practically
completed by ofticiaiE Of the Middle
Atlantic Colt Association and The
Columbia Country Club for the annual
championship tournament Of the As
sociation, " start al Congressional neHt
"Wednesday. II the number of entries
does not exceed the 100 marx the
entire field can play 3e~h9ie qualify
Ing round but II the entries 90 over
that marx an is-hole medal T0und
VIII be played, with the field 10 be split
i90 Two parts.
Fiys flights have been planned for
The golf tourney, and the Congressional
club haA arranged b. golfers dinner for
Friday evening, June ID, at which all
the eighty qusltflerE ~ill be the guests
NJ the club, together with The 0lt~t,f"
t0Nu entrants IN the tourney, Three
kgDxjng matches viii feature the enter"
tsinment part of The program which
viii also include gong and dance special
ties, Thomas Y IelaheTty and Guy MA
son are IN charge NJ the sfsif
Entries for ths tourney close i1i1i9fs
row afternoon al 0'ei0Gk aud should
be sent 10 the Congressional Country
Evening star., 1928-06-10

-N~V~INt0I . INoI4Itss
Capt. Stone eva defeated Webb. 7 and S:
Drain tWJ defeated Oii~eri, up. Bsst
oalt. western. 2 and 9.
Barrett tW.l defeated Atherton. s and 2:
Bull fW.) defeated Capt Rcfo, 5 and e.
Best ball. Western, and g.
Cook tWJ and Tieruey. an even: Hendey-
| son w. defeated KnsibeikIy, and /. Best
ball. al even
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Chairman Paxton Of the Washington
Golf and Country Club golf committee
plans " start the annual fathff-and~
championship tournament of the as
week. This tourney "A popular ahalf
last ysaT~ Is expected ~ attract dozen
0r more psifs.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Navy Plebe Boat Is Damaged
When 1t Hits Rock ON Hudson

~ OUGHKEEPsIE N, Y, June q
LF).~-Part OF the United States
Navy was disabled off the High
4 land shores, miles up the Hud-
SON River, today. The Annapolis
Plebe shell, here training for the In-
tcrcollegiatc Rowing Association re-
gatta, June 10, struch submerged rock
which tore hole In the bottom and
the oarsmcn just managed 10 get 10
shallow water before the boat sank.
Al the time the Plebes were racing
Evening star., 1928-06-10
PAGE MANAGER JONES.

Manager fliser requests Manager
Jones Of the Grott0 nine TO call him to-
day at pm, AZ HYatLsvIlln ll42.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

w WASHINGTON GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUES Scotch
wv fouiSomc event. to be played
this month, he's made
ten strike with tl1e mera-
bers of the club Judged by the num-
ber on entries In the event. for which
pairings were made last night. Five
flights of eight pairs each have entered
In the tourney. in which players with
high and low nandicaps have been
paired together, so that no two low or
high handicap men will play together
as a team. The committee in charge
hoff, has made every effort to 80 pair
the players according to handicaps that
no uneven matches viii result. One
match each week will be played starting
this week. The pairinZs follow:
webb w6b"' ys. T H. r Harreii sbd o o. l. Tfpett.
3: NorTsn and pen Is reyre gs ,s, z
Power and H., 2. NiehoIs9n, u. > b!,osSsPn
DizsssSd s.soSd snd SaRsi 3 rogsP and Or r
BE y p g sss'f sS n fne { fsr' Ess u D1eFH "
a shloS s j. j T. y, c.sh%ssa @ NJ sad 5,d;ssl fsssl
Webb, jr.
Third flght-Heath d. Davidson ard
H. Davidson, "a, We. Ben L.. Fuller, abd Dale
Orstn Eugene GoH aud y. I, Mosgy RA'
eofnery; D. II. Kimore and % A. Salmon
yE. A. Boiling Gait and =, r. Perry, . !,
SmeikeT and IL. II. Thomas W, y, E W'i}a
y Fourth " niefit ". B. Mecsrtby, s1d =. p
q b. ntegsft ana O. o DugAnpe Vs. J.
Mcpherson aud W. Il, Lutte G. Moore
and l.. u Nicholson ~. J. H.. E1eH ara Oay
W. j Newton Brewer and o. T., vefTnon
Y!fth flights. y Spruce ard ]. w SlmD-
son w. DT. e. l. BILLIARD aud r. Eastman J,
H Brewer, H., and NJ r. Nichols ~ pr q.
u Kelly and g. II EOeseh DI. n HaehAnee
snd II n Nicholson W.. Samuel HG~ata snd
A. y Gilbert = r. 0FeeBs#at ana a. IL
Walters dfeY q bye.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
HARVARD NINE DRUBBED.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June Q tIp.--
Harvard suffered its worst base bali de-
feat since 1894 today when Notre Dame
galloped through the Crimson to the
tune OF 20 to /. The game recalled
Pennsylvanias 26-to-7 victory over
Harvard "a years ago.
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Evening star., 1928-06-10

C0mdr. ". n. shipp Of Washington
won the low net prize Ia the handicap
tourney st Columbia yesterday with
card Ot 79~~i2-~67
Evening star., 1928-06-10

w WASHINGTON GOLF AND
n COUNTRY CLUES Scotch
wv fouisomc event. to be played
this month, hes made a
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Towing, Fr, 6-s-o-S. Central Auto Works.
Advertisement,
Evening star., 1928-06-10

7 n recognition Of his character
sportsmanship, loyalty and ath
ietic ability" Everett Gross
base ball, foot baIi and baskn