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Smyrna times., 1928-05-16
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Evening star., 1928-12-14
SHOREY GIVEN CLEAR
RIGHT TO GOLF TITLE

John G. Shorey of Bannockburn IS
still the holder of the District junior
championship. The investigation by the
District Golf Association into allegations
that Shorey had Wilfully violated the
rules of golf in the last round of tas
competition at Indian Spring last Sep
tember, fell f1atter than a punctured
balloon last night. when the executive
committee, meeting at the Office of
President Caywood, laconically affirmed
Shorey'S victory.
without explanation or establishment
of any kind, the committee, through
CayWood, simply announced that it had
decided Shorey won the championship.
The decision closed an inquiry which
has stretched over several weeks. and in
which a great deal Of interest has been
shown by golfers
The charges we're first aired bv ].
Monro Hunter the Indian Spring uro-
fessional who had been delegated bv the
District Golf Association to run the
tournament. Hunter. who had been
called out on the course for another
matter, claimed he saw Shorey violate
the rules of medal play on three differ
ent occasions.
Several witnesses were produced who
were said to have seen Shorey violate
the rules, while affidavits were made bv
Shorey'S playing partners that he had
not violated the rules. Shorey himself
appeared before the committee a week
ago and denied the charge.
At that time the committee deferred
its decision In order to make a further
inquiry. The matter is now a closed
incident.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
ROUGH SOCCER PLAY
HAS AROUSED FRENCH

MARMANDE, France. December Il
RJ.-Rugby foot ball has become so
rough in France that newspapers every-
where have begun a movement to
clean up" the game.
A match between Marmande and
Bergerac has brought the movement to
head. A Marmande player virtually
strangled the Bergerac captain, Beaus-
soleil, during a game while thousands
of spectators looked on.
Beaussoleil was carried off the field
unconscious with his tongue hanging
out and foam on his lips while Mar
mande rooters howled well done!
Kill himl"
Police had to be summoned to keep
them from attacking the rest Of the
Bergerac team.
Beaussoleil narrowly escaped death.
The sporting press said the time had
come to put an end to such brutal
playing, remarking that under present
conditions in France a straight jacket
was more suitable for players than
rugby jersey.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
FAIR D. C. ROLLERS
IN TEST TOMORROW

HYATTSV1LLE, Md, December IA
A team from the Ladies' Agricultural
Bowling League of Washington will in
wade the Mount Rainier alleys tomor-
row night to meet team of fair Mount
Rainier pinspillers at o'clock.
Hyattsville Firemen bowlers will en-
tertain Vista Club, champion of the
Hebrew Interclub Bowling League OF
Washington tonight at o'clock on the
Arcade alleys here. 1t will be five
game match, total pins to decide. The
Hyattsville Firemen have won most of
their engagements.
Bortnick, Kolodin, Scheer, Goodman
and Levy comprise the Vista team.
Company F Reserve team No. / and
Headquarters Quints and Berwyn and
Brentwood teams will meet tonight in
the National Guard Armory at Laurel
in Prince Georges County Basket Ball
League games There will be no league
contests tomorrow night
Last night Company F Reserve team
No. downed Mount Rainier, 19 to IA,
in league match in the armory here.
The game was a preliminary 10 an in
dependent game in which the Company
F Regulars drubbed w. H. West Co. of
Washington, 26 to 10.
Undismayed by their 26-12 defeat at
the hands of Central High basketers
of Washington here yesterday after
noon, Coach Paul Smith today began
pointing his Hyattsville High tossers
for their next game with Oakton High
at Oakton, Va, Wednesday.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
WOMEN In SPOR Z

January 26-Uniyersity of Maine.
February Ito be fired during this month";.
N. r. A. team championship.
February 2-~Univcrsity of South Dakota
and University ,I,i Of Indianat a. ,1o,v,,
February 23-Cornell University and Uni
March 2EUniversity of Washington Uni
versity, of Georgia and University of Gin
March 9-Carneeie Institute of Technology
and University of Vermont
March 16--Gettysburg COLLEGE.
March 23-University of Nebraska and
satnid day, March % (at Gw0-Triangu-
la" shouder-to to-shoulder match, University
of Maryland, George Washington and Drexel
Institute.
Interplayground basket ball honors
will be at stake tomorrow morning at
1890 on the Plaza Playground court
when the Garfield and Chevy Chase
teams clash in the third game of the
title series. Garfield won the opener,
IA to IL, and Chevy Chase scored in
the second, II to 4.
Jewish Community Center tossers
buried the Capitol Athletic Club six
beneath an avalanche of points in a
preseason contest last night on the
Center floor. The final count was 80
to 16 Eva Fishman led in scoring
with 13 field goals and from the foul
line to her credit. Tillie Raine scored
times from the floor, and Miss Shapiro
accounted for more two-pointers.
Miss Erwin chalked up the entire
Is points credited to her team, caging
baskets from the floor and adding
2 free shots.
The j. c. c. sextet is entered in the
senior circuit of the Washington Recre-
alton League, while the Capitolites prob
ably will play in the junior loop
Evening star., 1928-12-14
GENAR0 AND ROCCO
IN RING TITLE BOUT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, December 14-The ~1y-
weight championship of the world will
be at stake when frankie Genaro, pres
ent holder of the title, meets Steve
Rocco, Canadian champion, in. 10
round bout tonight.
The pair met in Toronto, Rocco's
home, last Summer and fought to a
draw. Rocco was only few weeks out
of the amateur class at that time and
figures to be enough improved now to
defeat Genaro. The veteran titleholder
expects his experience and ring craft
/ to offset Rocco's aggressiveness and
youth.
They were to weigh in at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, and neither was eX-
pected to have any trouble making the
division limit of 112.
The contest will be the first title
bout in Detroit since 1927, when Sammy
Mandell defeated Phil McGraw, Detroit
in defense of his lightweight title.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
BOWLING AS SPORT
NEEDS BOOST HERE
Tendency to CommerciaIize
Bowler Seen-Stardom Is
0veremphasized.

NE UGH new bowling talent YER
M likely will be discovered dur
w ing the progress OF Tn
4 L Evening Stars individual duck
pin championship tournament
to be held on the Lucky Strike alley:
December 26-29 and January 2-5
Among the many entries already flee
are those of men and women who are
not rated among the stars of the drives
but who have improved so remarkably
in their shooting since the start OF the
present bowling season that soon they
will be recognized among the top-notch-
ers here.
In fact The Star tournament Is ex'
pected to bring out more new bowling
talent than any other big bowling tour
nament ever held here. And that is one
of the aims of the event that will in
augurate an annual fixture in Wash
ington's bowling calender--to develop
new talent by increasing interest in the
sport of duckpin bowling.
Already surprising number OF en-
tries has come from boWlers of the lesser
leagues about the city. The little closed
circuits, the circuits that represent sim
gle organizations or interests and prob
ably get more sport out of duckpln
bowling than the all-star outfits that
bowl all around town, are apt to have
some mighty fine material on the drives
during the holiday tourney.
Closed Leagues Helpful.
Although bowling alley managers
seem to care more about boosting the
game for the stars than for the rank
and file of bowling, it is plain that
more is to be gained from encouraging
the smaller closed leagues than the all
star aggregations that float from alley
to alley throughout the season. Inter-
city matches between all-star teams,
events virtually restricted to bowlers of
stellar type, are promoted to the fullest
extent these days The tendency has
been to commercialize the bowler, to
take the sport out of duckpining
There are some who even hope to de-
velop the out-and-out professional in
the game. They would organize teams
and leagues solely for the money bowl
ers. At that, it might be a good step.
The avowed professionals would have
to battle among themselves, leaving the
drives open for the vast army of duck
pinnerS who bowl for the sake of bowl
ing rather than substantial reward
These Sport-loving bowlers are the
backbone of the game here They de-
serve the encouragement. OF course
the cup hunters do their part toward
helping the game by developing bowl
ing style and generally improving the
technique of the pastime. They neces-
sarily must be good bowlers, and their
bowling form is something to be fol-
lowed by the mass of duckpinners. But.
aside from this, the game gets nothing
from them.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Plans for elimination tournaments at
Northeast and Southeast alleys have
been announced. Bill Wood director
of Meyer Davis alleys, announces to-
day that the sixth annual elimination
tournament will be held at King Pin,
No /, beginning December 26.
Thrty-two high scorers on King Pin,
No. alleys from now until Christmas
day will be eligible to roll in this tour
nanent. Cash prizes totaling $3.50 will
be awarded. Entrants win be divided
into two fights, prizes being distributed
to the four high men in each group.
Events on BIick Drives.
About 40 couples are entered in the
John Blick man-and-wife tournament
which opens at Convention Han De
cember % and ends at Arcadia the tol--
lowing Saturday night, The annual
clash between the Brooklyn stars and
Convention Hall is tentatively set 1or
December 27. Many feature matches
are being planned for the holiday sea-
son by other alley managers.
The tournament schedule committee
win make an effort to schedule all
bowlers on the dates they prefer. Thls
committee is ready TO begin It's huge
task of making a schedule. Alley man.
ayers having entries are asked to tor-
ward them to the bowling editor OF The
Star or to Lucky Strike Alleys. Those
who enter early are practically assured
that they will be scheduled to roll on
the date requested.
The schedule committee hopes to
hive its work well under way before
Monday when the big influx OF entries
is expected Entries viii close one week
Evening star., 1928-12-14
BRITISH ARMY POLO
TEAM ASKED TO u. S.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A formal invitation for visit to the
United States next year by a British
army polo team has been cabled by
direction of Secretary Davis through
the American embassy in London.
1t proposes series of matches with
an American Army polo team, under
invitation of the United States Polo
Association
British-American military polo tour
naments were inaugurated by Gen.
Pershing while chief of staff in 1923.
The American team won in that year
and again in 1925, when it visited Eng
land.
There have been no matches since
that time.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

from tomorrow night While large
number have been received to date, the
big majority are not expected until
next week. Those wishing to be cer-
tain to roll on a particular date should
file their entries before the last-minute
rush.
Stanford Paper Co. team of the Dis
trict League staged a revival last night
and took three games from Cornell
Lunch. Another set over the l,0OO
mark was recorded by McPhilomys S
team. With Brad Mandley totaling 39l
and Perce Elicit getting 379, the Paper
five anassed a grand total of 1903, 1t
was the second set over the coveted
mark this season.
Rumors had been circulated that
Capt. McPhilomy would return to the
Papcrmens lineup IN an effort 10
shake off a slump Of recent weeks
Earl succeeded in shaking the INK
without getting in the lineup. He IS
not ready to return to regular compe-
tition, he says.
Marie Frere, on a bowling rampage
at present, and Marjorie Bradt Will en-
gage Howard Campbell and Glenn
Weideman in a second-biock doubles
match at King Pin, No. l, alleys tcmor-
row night. Campbell and Weideman
trimmed the fair bowlers several weeks
ago. DESPITE a 24-pin handicap. Marie
has had a big week, setting new LIS
trict League game and set record and
getting a $50 set in Washington Ladies
League. including 135 game. The
woman stars hope to turn the tables
on their male rivals tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
REALTOR BOWLERS
STAGING HOT RACE

With Associates setting the pace only
one game in front and three teams tied
for second place, Realtors Bowling
League is having spirited race. Hedges
& Middleton holds both high team
game and set records to date, although
tied for seventh place. However, the
seventh place clubs are but three games
behind the leaders.
Sansburys $50 game and Sauber's 376
set are the best individual scores. Saul
Der tops the individual average list with
a l09-13 record, just one pin better than
that of Wells of Hedges & Middleton,
who has rolled six less games. Wells
mark is 1912.
Team and individual records to date
Evening star., 1928-12-14
N Y. U. STARS OFF TEAM.

NEW YORK, December IA LPl-Ken
Strong, halfback, and Bob Barrabee,
end, New York University gridiron stars,
have been denied permission to join the
All-Eastern team, which meets an ALL
Western aggregation at San Francisco
December 90 1t is understood the COM
mittee felt that neither could afford to
miss so many classes.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
DIEGEL GETS LUCRATIVE
JOB AT MEXICO COURSE

NEW YORK, December IA LPl.-Leo
Diegel, professional at the Fenimore
Country Club White Plains, NJ Y, for
the last three years, will represent the
new Aqua Caliente Club, near Tia
Juana, Mexico, next season.
In addition to salary of $4,000 a
year, Diegel's contract gives him all the
concessions in the golf shop.
The Aqua Caliente course, which will
not be ready for play until next Sum-
mer. Is the center of large resort to
be built near the Mexican racing CEN
fpp
Evening star., 1928-12-14
SOCCER PAYS IN ITALY.

ROME, December IA (P). - Soccer
foot ball, rated as a minor sport in most
American colleges and not productive
of big gate receipts in the professional
field, has Just netted the italian state
an unexpected profit of a million lire,
$52,63l, as voluntary offering from
the Italian Soccer Federation.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
pionsp Tourney Heads Great Holiday Program Dckpinners
PARK VIEW AND BLOW
TAKE SOCCER HONORS

Triumphing over Pierce School boot
ers, l to 0, Park Views senior class
soccer team yesterday won its division
title in the annual municipal play
ground departments elementary school
series.
Blow School Juniors annexed the
junior championship, also by / to o,
defeating Park View.
To win the senior flag Park View
won the Columbia Heights title and
then the Western division champion
ship. Blow won in the Rosedale League
and then went on to win the Eastern
section title.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

High strikes Muir and Stanton, Columbia
Title Co. each IS.
High spares -sauber, Cafritz, 80; Roberts
Wardman No. /. "a.
High gameS-Humphrey, Sansbury $50;
Hawkins, Associates, 143.
High sets-Sauber, Cafritz, 376; Chase,
Boss & Phelps, 37l.
High team games--Hedges & Middleton
581; Associates, STA.
High team sets-Hedges e. Middleton,
1881; Associates, 1903
Evening star., 1928-12-14
ALLEYS TO HAVE MEETS
AS BIG EVENT is ROLLED
Conflicts Will Be Avoided i'm Schedule-Making fO
City and Vicinity Competition-Set of l,8O3
Hit by Stanfords--Mixed Doubles Due.

OWrERS vicinity this year Will be aHoroed
holiday program ever opened
them the first annual nolvldual oucKpnl
IL shamnonshp tournament to be the auspices of
The Evening Star at Lucky Strike alleys throughout the holiday
Speca matcheS
being by managers.
ARRANGEMENTS will be prevent conflicts in scheduling
entrants Evening tournament and other events Mo Oh
will be completed by January IN Time
permit in these events to roll in the Dig tournament
at Iurkv ike eaftert nat
Evening star., 1928-12-14
BETHESDA LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Masons hold the lead by making a
clean sweep of the Fireighters, while
Post Office surprised Rix All Stars by
taking all. Chevy Chase Terrace broke
into the win column by beating Edge
moor three. Chevy Chase Gardens and
Gingells took the odd game from Sub
urban Ice Co. and independents.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
CUNTS IN TWO GAMES.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December IA
Lee Jackson High School quints will go
to Oakton High School tonight for two
basket ball games with the Oakton COM
binations. The girls game will start at
7:30 pm, followed by the boys contest.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
MEMPHIS BUYS PLAYER.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. December ii GP.-
Thompson Prothro, manager of the
Memphis base ball club, has purchased
Herbert May. pitcher, from the San
Francisco Pacific Coast League club.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
VILLANOVA LISTS GAME.

VILLANOVA, Pa, December IA (Pl.-
Villanovass foot ball team will play
Oglethorpe here on November next
year This will make nine games Viii
lanova has scheduled, with October IS
as an open date.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
TO LEAD MARTINsBURG.

MARTINSBURG. w Va, December
14.-Ernest Miller. halfback for the past
two seasons of the Martinsburg High
School foot ball eleven, has been elected
captain for 1929.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
WITH THE BOWLERS

terian set a new high game record OF
1852 when Central Presbyterian took
two games from Wallace Memorial. Co
Iunbia Heights Christian swept tneT
set with First Reformed.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Petworth Baptist again took the lead
by taking three games from Gunton
Temple. while Emory M E. was trounc-
ing Francis Asbury by a two-to-one
count. Hobbs of Emory NJ E., with a
game of 140 and set of 369, was best
for the winners. while the team, with a
game of 573. was only five pins shy of
a league record.
Wendell Meyer of Central Presby-
Evening star., 1928-12-14

A tentative schedule of intercollegiate
matches has been announced by the
Marylanders as follows:
January (to be fred during this month";
Individual N r. A. match
Week ending
January 12-South Dakota State
Evening star., 1928-12-14

H. Lebowitz quint holds the lead in
Mount Rainier Duekpin Association at
the end of the seventh week Of the
schedule They are five games ahead
of their nearest rival, Washington Gas
Co. Only three defeats have been suf-
fered by the Lebowitz boys and In
cidentally one of these was administered
by the last-plaee Mayor-Council quint,
which has only two wins to its credit.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

lnCeDeNQenIS, Dy ldhAAAS oAlC ONAe
game from Checkers, retained flrSt
place by one game, Registry being the
runner-up, with Postmasters and Shoot
jnp Stars within two games OF the
leaders. Several other teams are IN a
position to attain the honor position
should the leaders miss their step. Ine
Mailing team, by taking three from the
Owls, have now reached the 800 per
centage mark in games won and lost.
This team, although composed OF some
of the ranking bowlers of the league, be-
gan the season by losing four entire
sets. the handicap system and catching
other teams when they were "hot"
being responsible. After breaking into
the won column, i'll luck continued IN
lesser degree for a time, but they have
now won II out of their last II games:
Clean sweeps were made by Parcel
Post, Connecticut Avenue and Mailing,
the victims being Brightwood, Cast Offs
and Owls, respectively. High set Tor the
week went to Dodge with 1886, which In
cluded a game of 1873; Isaacs with 337,
and Day with 333. Gerard by 1dling
Tor the past two weeks, while Frederick
was losing one pin, became the holder
of the high individual average with
108-lO to Frederick's 108-9.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE

High lndIvidual aVerage-BllIhimer WAL
lace), 1l4-l6
High individual game-W. Moyer tCen-
High individual set--Baker (Gunton Tenn
plel. 375.
High spares-Hobbs Emory. IS.
High team game-Petworth Baptist, SIT
High team set--Petworth Baptist, 1872.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
coed rif1ists are preparing for
the oneninp of their range

coed rlf11StS are preparing Ior
the opening of their range
~ schedule in January, which will
include IS telegraphic encoun-
ters with the leading university teams OF
the country and, in addition, shoulder
to-shoulder match with George Wash
ngton and Drexel Institute and the
NJ r. A. individual and team cham
picnships.
Personnel of the varsity squad has
not yet been announced, but it prob
ably will include Peggy Mitchell, VIM
ner Of the N r. A. individual title last
year; Hazel Kreider. Margaret Meigs,
Virginia Tooks, Betty CARRIER, Dorothy
Blaisdell. Felicia jenkins, Wilhelmina
Kroll, Margaret Butler, Mary Koons
and Virginia Fooks.
During the past week the 20 girls
whose practice averages were highest
were divided into two teams and en-
tered in an interteam match which re-
suited in victory for team No. 2. with
Hazel Kreider, Margaret Butler, Mary
Koons, Betty CARRIER and Virginia
Fooks registering the five high scores
for the winners.
Scores were.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
PoST OFFICE LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High individual average-Gerardi. lQ6- 10.
Greatest number of spares--lsaacs, r.
Greatest number Of strlkes-IM;lipny3 10.
High jndividual set-Webb, 372.
High team game--PostmasterS, 5ll.
High team Set--PoStmaSterS, 1,b5O.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
MOUNT RAINIER LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

HIGH Stb-DtUUWILht 4fU1l.
High pame-LebowitZ 584.
High individual set--Aylor, 382.
Hieh individual 'game--Long, 149.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-05-31
PEACE-TIME WORK,
 LEGfON'S PROGRAM

The army which WIS mobIlized for war ten years ago is now being mobl- lized for works of peace. The whole force of the American Legion is being thrown into q nationwide movement of community service. Norld=war vet erans in Legion posts throughout the country are planning and carrying out activities by which thes hope 10 better conditions in their communities.
 Community service work Is not a new thing to the Legion One of the purposes for which it Was organized was to continue in peace time the service to the country which its mem bers gave during the war. Many posts already have outstanding com munity service projects to their cred- 1t. They have built community houses. swimming pools, fresh-air camps and libraries. They have conducted expo. sitions, sponsored boy scout troops. es- tablished playgrounds, encouraged ed- ucation and given relief in disasters.
 But this year community service Is the thing on which the Legion Is cen terlng It's attention. Every one of It's 10000 posts has been directed by
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-05-31
WANTED

To sell my two-story house and lot at big bargain House has six rooms and bath. Lot contains about 750O square feet with 54-ft. water front. A profusion of small fruits in bearing including strawberries, rasp- berries, red. black and white cur rants and gooseberries; rhubarb, liz laes, roses and dahlia beds. Vege- table and flower gardens planted.
 I would rather borrow money on the property than sell it. House is insured for amount of desired loan. First mortgage could be given. Ii you dislike the possibility of fore closure proceedings, a special eondi- tional deed and contract could be ar ranged very easily.
 MRS. D. L. WING.