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Evening star., 1928-11-10
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.
.WO elementary school champi

I@WO elementary school champion
ships-one in the dodge ball
series and the other on the
Il basket ball court-were decided
yesterday on the municipal play
grounds. Brookland School sextet won
the Bloomingdale division basket ball
| trophy while Van Ness Schools dodge
bali squad won the Garfield division
trophy in the dodge ball league.
It marked the first divisional cham
pionship the Van Ness squad has won
| in dodge ball. Wallach School, which
held the trophy last year, went down to
defeat before the superior playing of the
new champions this season. The latter
did not lose game during the series.
| Brookland won the Bloomingdale
basket ball title when it defeated Lang
don 24-4 yesterday in the critical game
Langdon had not been defeated since
1924 and was favored to win the cup
once more.
One more game Is scheduled in this
division-Keene meeting Langdon in
this-but 1t will not affect the standing
of the winners as they completed their
schedule without defeat.
InterclaSs games in both dodge and
basket ball were played on a number
of the grounds yesterday in addition
to the elementary school tits.
Results of all contests follow:
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SERIES.
| Columbia Heights division (section ~
Basket ball; Brightwood, 49, Takoma. l.
Park Vieg. 10 Monroe, !; Dodge ball: Raw
nsr6d' mo16d' Is; Barnard 10. West ie; Bar
Bioomingdale division-Basket ball; Brook
GEORGETOWN division-Dodge ball; Fill
more. II: Trinity. s. -
Ketcham. 10; Buchanan, g. Dodse bail
90 Garfield di!yision-Dodge ball: smallwood'
Il Rossdale ssssS; diTvision-Basket ball: wheatley,
Plaza diviSion-Dodse ball: Peabody ls;
Gales, IL.
1NTERcLAss SERIES.
Park vi9wnoBasSkst ooLs bsI; sR-2 dsfssted 7B
IL 5 "a defeated ga. Ga. p to o !. VA 40 -
Stuart Junior High tat Plaza play
ground dodge ball: 7B-l defeated 7A-l,
Burroushs- DODGE ball: 7B defeated IA.
l4'to TO- 9th grade defeated 7th grade, Is
conpress shts-Dodse ball: 9th de-
iestG1 Stuart t'J Junior Hisih-volIey ball sA-2 de-
feated 8B-3, 81 to la 8B-i defeated 8A-3
Gypsy Athletic Club basket ball squad
will meet Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock
in the Eastern Community Center
gymnasium at Eastern High School fol
its regular weekly practice period The
club expects to enter q strong seXtet
in the Washington Recreation League
circuit this season. A number of the
1927 squad are back in the lineup, in.
cluding Frances GalatSo, captain
Marion Barrett, manager; Jane Kauf'
; man. Emma Mulersbaugh, Edna Sch
: went Mary Alice Black, Jean Meloy
| Eugene Thompson, Ruth Jarvis anc
Wilma StarkS
Practice will continue to be held Oh
Tuesday evenings at the same Tins
and place throughout the season unless
the squad is notified to the contrary.
American Security and Trust Go
will be represented by at least one anS
perhaps two teams in the Washington
r Recreation League circuit this season
! according to word received yesterda!
from officials Of the league.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
SPEAKER Is SOUGHT
AS NEWARK LEADER

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 10.-The
Newark club OF the International
League still is on the hunt for a man-
agerial successor to Walter Johnson.
who is to pilot the Washington Amer
leans next season.
The names of several famous major
league stars have cropped up whenever
Jchnson's successor as Newark's mana
ger has been discussed.
That of iris Speaker occurred most
frequently. but James B. Sinnott pres
ident of the Newark club, announced
today that Speaker has not been signed.
Speaker has been considered" said
Sinnott. "but actual overtures never
have been made to him. We hope to
name a new manager within a week
or SO but who it will be cannot say"
Evening star., 1928-11-10
BARBUTI IS PLANNING
ACTIVE TRACK SEASON

NEW YORK, November 10 tP).-
Metropolitan tracks are going to see
lot of Ray Barbuti, Olympic 400
meter champion, this Winter.
The husky sprinter, developed ut
Syracuse, is in daily training at Ohio
Field, athletic home of New York Uni
versity, and is planning a busy cam
paign for the coming Winter season
A graduate of Syracuse, Barbuti ex-
poets to enter New York University S
Law School in January. His running
however, will be done for the New
York A. c.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
ST. MARYS CELTICS
ADD THREE PLAYERS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 10
st. Mary's Celtics have signed three
star gridiron performers in Basil De
Lashmutt, former William and Mary
College lineman; his brother, Charles
De Lashmutt, former University OF
Virginia freshman end. and Ray Dun
ham, who played several seasons with
the Quantico All Marines.
The new additions will be seen in
action with the Celtics for the first
time tomorrow. when the Southern
A. c. of Washington is opposed in
Dreadnaught Park at o'clock.
Hoffman CIOthierS defeated Battery
2 .,asketers at Fort Myer, 35 to %, by
a rally in the last period.
Alvin FriedIander has been appoint
ed chairman of committee which
will organize an intra club basket bal
league among members OF the Old Do
minion Boat Club
Virginia Juniors and Rosebuds nave
scheduled a game. for tomorrow after
noon at l o'clock on the Shlpyafc
Field.
IrOouois A. C.. is after game fol
tomorrow with some fast l3o-pounc
team. Phone Manager Merriman a
Alexandria 1851 between and pm
Evening star., 1928-11-10
"BATTLE OF CAR0LINAS"
Is BEING STAGED TODAY

CHAPEL HILL, N c.. November 10
R).-The stage was set for the annual
battle of the Carolinas" here today.
South Carolina was in good condition
with the exception of Beall. sophomore
fullback, who is recovering from an at
tack of influenza, and Zoebel, the big
threat of the Gamecocks, who has been
suffering from ankle injury. r.
Beall may not be used by Coach Bill
lie Laval, while Zoebel is slated to start
On the other hand North Carolina. re-
ported a long list of casualties. Six
regulars will be definitely prevented
from starting the game because of ILL
ness or injury. They are Shuler, Gres-
ham, Presson, Harden, Fenner and
Schneider,
Evening star., 1928-11-10
DELANEY, HURT, CANCELS
FIGHT WITH SLATTERY

NEW YORK. November 10 [R.-
Jack Delaney has suffered sprained
shoulder and will be unable to go
through with his bout with Jimmy Slat-
terry of Buffalo. set for Madison Square
Garden November 30.
Joe Jacobs. Delaney's manager. said
Delaney had suffered the injury while
hunting near his New Hampshire camp.
The kick" from a gun f1oored Delaney
according to Jacobs and the former
light-heavyweight champion landed on
his right shoulder. iniuring 1t severely.
Delaney will be unable to fight for six
weeks.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT.-Tuffy Grif1ths, Sioux
City, Iowa, stopped Joe Anderson, Cow
ington. KY. (4). Ray Miller. Chicago
knocked out Lope Tenerio, Philippines
(2). Harry Ebbets, Freeport, N. Y.
outpointed Billy Peterson. Detroit Q0).
WORCESTER, Mass.-Harry Devine
Olympic boxer, outpointed Cap Columbo
Manila 00).
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla-Kic
Pancho, San Antonio. Tex, outpointed
Joe Lucas, Detroit Q2).
HOLLYWOOD. Calif-Farmer joe
Cooper. Terre Haute. Ind, outpointe|
Mike Regan, San Diego Q0). Bob
Long, Colorado Springs, outpointe.
Dave Popp, Memphis Q0).
SAN DIEGO. Calif.-Delos kid
Williams, New Orleans, outpointed AL.
fredo Imperial, Filipino Q0).
Evening star., 1928-11-10
BOWLERS WILL HAVE
BUSY TIME TONIGHT

Bowlers will have a busy time tonight.
The program includes:
Meeting of Washington Women's
Duckpin Association, Arcadia, 1880
o'clock.
Re-opening of Women's Doubles
League, Arcadia, 8 o'clock.
Special match between Maria Frere
and Marjorie Bradt and Howard Camp
bell and Arthur Logan, Lucky Strike, 8
o'clock. t
Southeast All-Stars meet Hepner'S
Midnight Crew in special match, South
east alleys, o'clock.
District Doubles League matches.
Convention Hall, 8 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

~ OBJ BARNETT ana Artnur B
Thorn, professional golfers al
N Chevy Chase and the Town and
~ Country Club, are to make thell
second attempt to trounce the
Indian Spring professionals, j. Monro
Hunter ard George Dlftenbaugh, 10.
morrow. in the second of scheduled
three-pame series of exhibition matches.
The contest will start at 1880 O'Clock
and there will be 10 gate fee. Last
Sunday at the Town and Country Club
HunteT and Diffenbaugh beat Barnett
and Thorn by 2 and ! margin. But
in the interim the latter pair have been
rracticinr faithfully. with the nope OF
Winning the second match tomorrow
and forcing a third contest which VIII
be played on a neutral course, as YET
unnamed.
Hunter Yesterday transferred his
hoominp tee shots to the course OF tne
Washington Golf and Country CluD,
where he and Dave Thompson gave
Frank K. RoeSch. the washington cluo
champion, and w. r. McCallum, nan
dicap of one hole each nine, alh- the
match finished all even. Hunter won
the sixteenth with birdie 10 put
his side up, but the amateurs secureo
brides on each OF tne laSI t"o AioieS
to square the match.
The Indian Spring siege gun did not
hit his tee shots as he ordinarily nlts
them at Indian Spring, but ne got pc
hind one at the seventh hole which
travelled something like $50 yards. At
the first hole his drive, with quarter
ing wind against him, was on the up
slope of the green, and on the tenth
his tee shot, from the back tee, was
nearly in the bunker guarding the
green. Unfamiliarity with the dis
tances prevented low score.
Abner HI. Ferguson led a group of
Evening star., 1928-11-10
EASY WIN is SCORED
BY ALEXANDRIA HIGH

CULPEPER. Va, November TO-
Alexandria High School defeated Cul-
peper High, 33 to 6, here yesterday
afternoon to win the championship OF
the third athletic district of Virginia.
The winners will represent this dis
trict in the semi-final round of the
State titular series.
Paul Travers, Hancock, Green, Violet
and Williams scored Alexandrias s touch
downs.
Hancock counted two extra points on
plunges, while forward pass, Paul
TraVers to Williams, scored another
extra tally
Evening star., 1928-11-10
WOMEN IN GOLF FINAL.

SHREVEPORT, Miss, November 10
P).-Marion .-Turpie, Southern and
Louisiana State womens golf champion,
and Mrs. Harry Morgan OF this CITY
were ready today for the 36-hoie maj
round of the annual women's golf tour
nament. Miss Turpie won her way
into the final by defeating Mrs. Abby
Calm of Shreveport. 8 and S, while
Mrs Morgan was defeating Mrs. E. r.
Bernstein of Shreveport, 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
CATHOLIC u. FRESHMEN
WIN BY 32-TO-0 SCORE

Outclassing their opponents all the
way, the strong Catholic University
Freshmen foot ball team drubbed
Mount st. Mary's Freshmen yesterday
at Emmitsburg, Md. 80 to 0.
Oliver. star quarterback of the win
ners, suffered an injury to his knee in
the second quarter which may keep him
out of the game the remainder OF the
season.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
NURMI, COMING TO U. S.,
MAY TURN PROFESSIONAL

HELSINGFORS, Finland, Novem-
ber 10 (R.-PaavO Nurmi, Finnish
runner, will leave for America on
Tuesday, and It was understood that
he intends to become a professional.
competing in races to be arranged
by Tex Richard
The Finnish runners kOrkOlIn-
koski and FagerIund are also going
to America next week.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
BIKE STARS TO RACE.

CHICAGO, November 10 P).-Fred-
die Spencer, bicycle sprint champion OF
America, and Franco Georgetti OF Italy,
American motor-paced' champion, VIII
settle their rivalry tonight in one
mile match race at the coliseum. The
special match will serve as an appe-
tiger for the international six-day bike
race, which starts tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
BOWLING LIST COMPLETED.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 1O.-
Robert Mcdonald president OF the
Alexandria City Duckpin Bowling
IePgue, has completed work on ths
1928 schedule of that organization.
The SEASON will run until May 50
Teams entered in the loop are Yankees
Red Sox. Nationals. Athletics. Tigers
White Sox. Indians and Browns.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
FOES ARE SOUGHT
BY LIGHT ELEvENS

Pierce A. G. and Fussell- Young
elevenS, both claSsed as 135-pound
teams, seek foes tomorrow.
PierceS would like to book Pennants,
but the latter team wants to meet the
Hyattsville team November 18.
Pierces will book at Hyattsville IT'S.
Fussell- Youngs card games at West
1891. and Manager Muller Of Pennants
can be reached at Columbia 9127.
Apache Insects, 85-pound gridmen,
are in quest of competition. Arrange
ments for games will be made at Lin
coin 1854.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Ratings at Stake Today Big Ten Lead Settled at Columbus
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY

Wofford, Z; Georgetown tKy.). 0.
EImhurst DELL, 6; Milton. 0.
Simpson, 10; Buena Vista. Z.
J0nesbOro A and NJ, s; Arkansas
College, 6.
High Point College, 40; Atlantic
Christian, 6.
Milwaukee Teachers College, 13;
Whitewater Teachers College. I.
Marysvilie Teachers College OF Mis-
souri,, 10; Kearney Normal, 6.
Win0na (Minn.) Teachers College,
So; Eveleth Junior College, 0.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
GRID STARS MATCH SKILL.

LYNCHBURG, Va, November 10 P)
Two of the outstanding backflelo
stars of Southern Conference Will matcn
speed. wit and stamina at the Munich
pal Stadium this afternoon, When Capt
Barnes of Virginia Military !nstltuCe
and ,Justus of Clemson lead their CO.
horts into a renewal of their annual
gridiron struggle.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

HYATTSVILLE Md. November 10
Dixie Pig No. team. leader in section
OF the Prince Georges County Mems
Duckpin Association, will entertain the
ESskay Packing Co. duckpinners of
Baltimore tonight on the Arcade drives
here at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Series Statistics.

YESTERDAYS RESULT,
Tech. SO; Central, 0.
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.
Eastern, 6: Central. o..
Tech, /: Business, tforfelO.
Eastern, g. Western. o.
Central. IA: Business, o.
Tech. 80; Western, 0.
Eastern, 8; Business, g.
TUESDAYS GAME.
BUSINESS vs.. Western, Central Stadium
AIS.
OTHER FUTURE GAMES.
November ts~Eastern rs. Tech
November 20--Central VS.. western
Evening star., 1928-11-10

Fountain. Renher.r qos;;. ,pnrisssel; ell, Points
ment points missed after touchdown
DsSel .s pIaceTen NoIsCod S2tstys ,or John foss
enencer for Florarre Stntz for Edwards,
Hoy for Edelblut, Nebel for Cole. Goss for
Spencer; SneMcer, sor prissel Drissel o, for
central-stephan for Brandt Ross. for 81.
Iohn, Wiley for Steph,en; ,nl MirmSn T Tor MIL tnr
Rerzlew. St John for Ross. Pl',mley for Ro-
eenthal, Mason for Eicholtz. Olsen for Han
lev .,.,,
nire-Mr Towers OColurbia). Linesman-
Mr. Daniels (Georgetown).
Evening star., 1928-11-10
GRID GAME IS WANTED.

A foot bell game for tomorrow Is
sought by the Shabby eleven with q
nN-round-class team. Shaobys nave
field. Call Manager Miller at Lincoln
o9o4.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Move Der
1n.-The Potomac and Shenandoan
Rivers were clear this morning.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
BY WALTER TRUMBULL.

A HARVARD LINE-like a row of
n highly animated bank safes
IA and a good Harvard backfield
4 4 will play the old shell game
Evening star., 1928-11-10

. OBJ BARNETT and Arthur B.
J Thorn, professional golfers at
Chevy Chase and the Town and
Country Club, are to make their
second attempt to trounce the
Evening star., 1928-05-02
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Evening star., 1928-05-02
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Evening star., 1928-05-02
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Evening star., 1928-03-23
RUMAN|A CENSORS
REPORTS TOPRESS.
Correspondents Face ExpuI-
sion if Stories Report Sit
uation Revolutionary.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA. March 23.-Bucharest dis
patches to the Vienna newspapers re-
mort that the Rumanian government
has warned all foreign correspondents
that any attempt by them to depict the
situation in Rumania as revolutionary
would cause their expulsion forthwith.
The correspondent of the Austrian
Oficial News Agency was ordered to
leave the country within "a hours for
sending unfavorable accounts of the
peasants meeting on Sunday, but the
Austrian minister interviewed, and the
correspondent was given another
chance.
Open-air mass meetings were held IN
various parts Of Rumania last Sunday.
with five separate demonstrations in
Bucharest by the peasants party. The
demonstrations had as their object the
withdrawal of Vintila Bratianu from the
premiership and the installation of
Juliu Manu-. the peasant leader. in his
place.
The Bucharest meetings were attend
ed by numerous delegates from the
country districts and at each meeting
s resolution was adopted demanding the
resignation Of BTatianu. Bucharest dis
patches reported that the administra-
ton had paid little attention to the
movement and had declared that it was
merely the last deSpairing attempt of
the opposition"
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Bandits Tie Host
AT Wedding Fete;
Get $500 Cash

BY the Associated Press.
PATERSON. N. J.. March 23.--
Five men with pistols held up house
party of guests celebrating a twenty
second wedding anniversary here
Wednesday night, took $500 from
the host. Charles Levy. and fed in
an automobile. Levy is president
and treasurer of dye company
Through a rlse he saved his woman
guests from robbery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy were about to
sit at dinner with their guests when
a stranger rang at the front door,
showed Levy Department of Jus
tice badge and said he had a warrcnt
for Levy'S arrest. Four other men
entered the house and Levy was
marched upstairs, tied hand and
foot with necktieS. and robbed of the
$500 in cash in his clothing.
As the men were discussing bring
ing the women upstairs to search
them, Levy suggested. You better
work fast: expect Murphy here any
minute" The men conferred mo-
ment and left hurriedly.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Inv ihn Associated rrss.

BY the Associated Press.
CAPE TOWN. Union Of South Africa,
March 23.--Carrying story of hard
ships and privations suffered at Kergue-
len. or Island of Desolation, in the IN
dian Ocean, 50 survivors of the French
sSealer IozerS have arrived in the rescue
ship Kildalkey.
From the time Of the wrecking Of the
Lozere off Kerguclcn until the arrival
of the rescue ship on March 3, the crew
fought blizzards and Arctic conditions,
most of the time huddled in small
pighouse, awaiting rescue.
One tragedy marred the rescue of the
men--the death of one of their number
who sacrificed himself for the safety of
two others While tramping in search
of seal meat. three men were over
taken by blizzards and one of them,
feeling his strength failing, insisted
that his companions proceed saying
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Gen. Wingate Dies at 81.

NEW YORK. March % Op.-Gen.
George Wood Wingate, o. S. A, retired,
aged 81, died here yesterday
Gen. Wingate introduced rife prac-
tice IN this country as a part Of mill
tary instructions Of the National Guard.
He was for IS years president of the
National Rife Association.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
VIRGINIA TRIAL DELAYED.

Witnesses Fail to Appear in Case
of Dennis E. Webb.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, March 23.--Dennis
E. Webb, charged with killing Harold
Vaden. will be tried in the Pittsylvania
Circuit Court. April 30.
His case was continued at Chatham
this morning when six defense wit
nesses failed to appear. One of the
witnesses is Mrs. Harold Vaden, who
is reported to have left the State.
Webb was released In bail of $4,000.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
GERMAN GLIDERS PLAN
EXPEDITION TO AMERICA
Accept q. S. Invitation and Will
Install Pilots School in
This Country.

~ t3S AsSo1sfeG EESsS.
-ON-MAIN. Germany,
March 23.-The Rhoen-RoSsiten Co yes
terday announced that it had accepted
an invitation from the American Mo-
torleSS Aviation Club TO send an expe-
6ition of German gliderS to America.
The expedition viii be composed of
Cavalry Capt. Roehrer. head of the
glider school at RoSsitten: DR.. Georg
Laubenthal of the Wurtemburg Glider
Association and Herr ReSSelbach, rep
resenting the Academic Flyers ASSoci-
alton Of Darmstadt.
I. was originally intended to send
three crack glider pilots and holders of
world records-Kigel. Mehring and
Schulz-but they were regarded as in
6iSpenSable for glider events here.
The expedition viii start late in April
70 introduce glider flying TO the United
States. to install a pilots school and to
demonstrate various types of German
gliders.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
SUES A. A. A. FOR $25, 900.
j. g. Thompson Alleges Statement
Attacked His Integrity.

The American Automobile Associa-
ton and Ernest N. Smith, It's general
manager, was sued yesterday in the
District Supreme Court for $4,000
damages for alleged libel by j. G..
Thompson, an officer of the Greater
Washington Motor Club.
The plaintiff alleges his integrity
was attacked in statement issued for
the association over the signature of
Smith concerning the honesty of an
officer of the club, which referred to
him while not mentioning him by
name. He is represented by Attorneys
Harvey l.. Cobb. Robert H. MacNeill
and j. W. Maher
Evening star., 1928-03-23

Advertising by American manufactur-
ers in the newspapers of India has
greatly stimulated the demand for
American products in that country.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

Citizens Association for the establish
ment of motor bus line operating
from Benning Station to the District
line and ordered the Capital Traction
Evening star., 1928-03-23

Co. TO place two-car Inadin1 platform
for westbOund cars at the near side
Of Eighteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue