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The Washington times., 1928-04-20
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The Washington times., 1928-04-20
Georgetown Law Pupils
Win Place IN Debates

Edward r. Wright, of Lite Rock.
Ark. entered the list 81 sligibles III
the school.wIde debating contest Ut
Georgetown school % Law yestsr.
day when he won fourth prize.
Wright also won cash prize 81 SIS.
John Joseph O'Connor, of Wash
ington. placed second.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
PREP SCHOOL FIVES
TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE

Representatives of the various Dis
trict prep schools are to meet tonight
at the Boys Club. Third and G streets,
at 7:30 o'clock to complete plans for
organization Of a basket ball league.
Emerson, Gonzaga, Dewitt and st.
Johns are schools which have agreed
to enter the loop, but it is not certain
that Georgetown Prep will be able to
do so.
Basket ball teams in the District
schoolboy group, with the exception of
Dewitt and Gonzaga, all began hard
work today in preparation for the sea-
son which opens this week. Dewitt and
Gonzaga will not be able to start ear
nest training until their foot ball game
Saturday is over and all the gridderS on
the court squad are available.
Central and Tech will open their
campaigns this week, the former enter
taining George Mason High of Alex
andria in the Central gym Wednesday
and the latter visiting College Park for
an encounter with University of Mary
land Freshmen on Saturday.
Gonzaga will be striving to even
scores for 60 defeat handed it by
Dewitt last Fall when the teams meet
in their annual foot ball game Saturday
at Griffith Stadium. GonZaga perhaps
has a somewhat more impressive record.
though Dewitt has shown a deal of
strength in not a few games. Satur-
days contest will determine the District
prep school title.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
POTOMACS MAY PLAY
OLD DOMINION QUINT

ALEXANDRIA. Va. December s.
Old Dominion Boat Club, local unlimit-
ed basket ball champions, probably Will
meet its arch-rival of aquatic sports,
the Potomac Boat Club of Washington,
Wednesday night at $50 in the Armory
Hall, when it opens its court cam
paign.
Negotiations for the game are practi-
cally complete.
With the reopening of school today
after the Thanksgiving holidays, Alex
andria High School gridmen were to
resume practice this afternoon after a
weeks respite to prepare for Saturdays
State championship game with South
Boston High School of South Boston.
Va. The game will be played In the
Dreadnaught Park at o'clock.
st. Mary's Celtics defeated the Ma
rine All-Stars, 13 to 6, yesterday at
Dreadnaught Park.
Episcopal High School cagers looked
impressive Saturday in turning back the
George Mason High School flve, AZ TO
25, in a practice contest which was
staged in the Episcopal gymnasium.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
THREE HOT BATTLES
IN SOCCER LEAGUES

Only three games of the six scheduled
were played yesterday in soccer leagues
here, but all provided fans with plenty
of excitement.
Marlboro overcame British United,
4 to 3, in Washington League to register
the days biggest upset. The victory,
which was Marlboro's first Of the season.
was perhaps the biggest upset Of the
campaign. Clan MacLennan took fall
out Of the league-leading Rosedale COM
bination. 4 to 2, in another Washington
League encounter.
In the lone Capital City League match
played, Arcadians took the measure OF
Fort Myer, 2 to 0. The winners showed
better form than expected. Two other
Capital City League clashes, those be-
tween Gaithersburg and Army Medicos
and Silver Spring and Marlboro, were
postponed because official referees failed
to appear. Rockville was credited with
a victory by forfeit over Germania,
which failed to appear.
Evening star., 1928-12-03

|HE stage is now perfectly set 1or
Washington's amateur foot ball
classic, to be presented at Amer
i lean League Park next Sunday.
A final touch was added yester-
day, when both principals went through
rehearsalS without falter.
Apaches, defending unlimited cham,
pions, and Mohawks, former titlists and
leading contenderS to regain the lost
Iaurels. kept their respective records
free of defeats yesterday. Both elevens
looked impressive, the former running
up a 39-to-0 score over Virginia A. O.,
while Wilton's Hawks looked improved
in downing Hilton A. c. of Baltimore,
25 to O.
Bill Supplies Little Indians looked
even more impressive at Union League
Park than they have in recent battles.
They are now strong favorites to retain
their title next Sunday. Warren Hill
eary's 60-yard dash for touchdoWn
was the big feature of the victory.
Abbatticco and Wilton were the big
threats in the Hawk offense yesterday:
Each scored a pair of touchdowns ana
the latter hit the line to add another
point after touchdown.
Clarendon Lyons are claiming the
Arlington County grid title as the result
of their 13-to-0 victory over Arlington
A. c. yesterday Dye, H. Brown and
Williams figured in the victor's scoring
By scoring in the first period, Win
tons upset the dope and trounced Seat
Pleasant Firemen 6 to 0. w. Ball took
the bali over for the final score. Cady
of the losers played his best game OF
the season,
Centennials, who have claimed the
125-pound title, stopped G. P. Q. Fed
erals Yesterday Is to 6. Juliano and
Foley proved too clever for the Fed
boys. Gene Heiss shone for the losers
Aztecs gave st. Stephens 135-pound-
ers a Jolt in the nature OF 7-to-2
defeat yesterday. Griffin and j. MulhaI
aided the Aztec cause materially.
Coach Herb Hoover's plucky National
Press Building Cardinals kept their rec
ord clean By winning from RUSSELL
Young Preps, 7 to 0, in hard-fought
contest Joseph scored early In the
first period and Harrington added
point by drop-kicking.
Results of yesterdays independent
games follow:
Apaches, SO; Virginia A. c., 0.
Mohawks, 25; Hilton, A. c.. 0.
Clarendon Lyons, 13; Arlington A.
C., 0.
Centennials, Is; G. r. o. Federals, 8.
Aztecs, I; st. Stephens a. Cs z.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
HYATTSvILLE COURT
TEAM SEEKS GAMES

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December B.
Hvattsville Cardinals. newly organized
115-pound basket ball team. which has
defeated Frenchy Cohan's midget class
tosSers, 81 to 10, is after more opposi-
ton in its class with teams having
gymnasiumS. Harry Dobbs. former
Hyattsville High School athlete, IS
coaching the Cardinals Manager Ed
ward Bucklin is receiving challenges at
Hyattsville 40.
Defeating IrOquo's griGdcrs Of Wash
ington, 6 to 0. yesterday az -Riverdale,
Pierce Athletic Club eleven closed a
season during which it has won three
games, tied four and lost two. Bill
Walton, quarterback. scored Pierces
touchdown yesterday.
Hyattsville High School Midgets. who
have teams in every sport except foot
ball and afford both boys and girls
regular teams representing the school
fine competition in practice. are hard at
work again this season. The Midgets
have engaged in several games with the
star girls field ball team Of the school.
which won the Prince Georges County
title and now has gained the semi-finals
in the State championship tournament.
Midget" Gruver and Lenard Smith
have been lost to the Midgets through
graduation, but they are carrying on
with Fiddles Holland, Dutch McChesney,
John Schoenbauer. Lee GosS, Mink
Lewis. Woodrow Hurd, Jack Sheriff,
Robert Temple, Aubrey Parker, Jack
Kinney. Colnan Headley, Clifton Byrd
and Hollingsworth.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
RIOT PUTS AN END
TO SOCCER CONTEST

SAN FRANCISCO. December 8 (P).-
Fifteen minutes of rioting ended soccer
foot ball game here yesterday between
Union Sportiva 1taliana and Unione
Espanolo, respectively Italian and Span
ish athletic clubs.
The trouble started over disputed
goal which the referee allowed the
italians, making the score to 2 in their
favor. Onlookers said two Spanish
rooters struck Referee George Hynd,
who retorted in kind. Nearly 100 excited
spectators rushed into the fight, which
lasted for Is minutes In downpour OF
rain. Umbrellas and fists were the
weapons.
After order had been restored with
out police interference. Unione Espanolo
refused to continue the game. Both
team and rootcrs left the field.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
and Apache Elevens
To Meet With States Clean

National Press Building Cards, Z;
Fussell- YOungs, 0.
BrOOkland A. c., 13; Northeasterns, s.
Trinity A. c., IL; Planksy A. c., 0.
Pericles, Z; TriangIes, 6.
MeridianS, 10; Eagles, 6.
Northeast TrOjans. 12; Shabby, 0.
YOrke A. c., 10; Planskys, I.
Plans for their final game Saturday
at Richmond, where Riley A. c. will be
met, will be made tonight by Janney
A. C. in a meeting at Janney School
at 7:30 o'clock.
Southerns, who drill tonight at Third
and C streets, at o'clock. would like to
meet Northerns next Sunday. Call
Atlantic 2359-W for engagements.
Pennants, who drill tonight, at 7
o'clock, on Iowa avenue Fairgrounds,
have been strengthened by the addition
of George Brandt and Lewis Beazley,
Central High players.
Manager Fachina of Brookland Boys
Club has issued challenge to Ma
tional Press Building Cards for a game
next Sunday. Call Fachina at North
3676-W
Evening star., 1928-12-03

~ ULES will be discussed and other
- matters given attention at a
IN meeting of the District Board
l. of Basket Ball officials, to be
held at 7:30 o'clock at the Gen.
tral Y. M. C. A.
A list of questions will be submitted
to the officials.
Two games are listed tonight in the
unlimited class of the Boys Club
Basket Ball League in the club gym
nasium. Standards and Celtics and
Centennials and Hartfords are to clash,
the first two staging the initial game.
Optimists and Colonials will meet in
the 130-pound division, while Optimists
and Arcadians and Fort Myer and
Frenchy Midgets will battle in u.s.
pound division league matches tomor-
row night.
Two Jewish Community Center bas-
ket ball teams opened their seasons
auspiciously last night when the Center
unlimited class team routed Tremonts,
romped over Emmanuel Eagles, SO to 49,
The Center's 130-pound team also was
victorious yesterday, defeating Cardi-
nal Preps, SO to 81. The 130-pound-
ers play Northerns Wednesday night,
but are after other games. Call Man
ager Tash at Cleveland 1882, between 6
and pm.
st. Martins Cardinals, who overcame
Headquarters Company basketers, 25
to %, last night in St. Martins gym
are seeking matches with unlimited
and senior class teams in this city and
vicinity. Call j. Bigham at Main
10000, branch SO, during the day, or
North $500 after pm.
Emmanuel Eagles Of AnacOstia are
cunning for contests with Quints In the
135-140-pound class. Manager Clark
is receiving challenges at Lincoln 1882
after pm.
Led by Adair and Nicholson, Phoenix
A. c. swamped Saks- -Trojans in a court
game yesterday in Noel House gym.
Y. NJ. C. A. tossers are seeking games
with teams in the unlimited class. They
have gym. Call Atlantic 1872 after
6 pm.
Epiphany's quint manager is asked to
call the manager of the Winton Juniors
at Atlantic $50 after $50 pm.
Washington All-Stars, newly organ
lied unlimited class team, is to open its
campaign tomorrow against Sioux tos-
sers at o'clock in the Eastern High
gym.
Engagements are sought by Virginians
with court teams in the 135-140-pound
class. Call Manager Toby Taylor at
Lincoln 5203-W between and pm.
Mindell starred for Klondike basketers
as they defeated Monroe A. c., 81 to Is.
yesterday.
Senator Flashes are looking for con-
tests with 0-pound-class fives having
gyms. Manager Jarvis is listing at Co
lumbia 5462 between $50 and 6 pm.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
C. U. BASKET SQUAD
TO REPORT TONIGHT

Candidates for Catholic University's
basket ball team will start practice to-
night in the C.. u. gymnasium.
With Foley. Harvey. Long and Car
ney. crack players, missing as the re-
suit of graduation. Coach Fred Rice
will devote his efforts to building a
strong defensive team These four
were so strong Extensively that not
whole lot of attention was given to the
development of defensive strength. 1t
now seems certain, though, that the
Cardinal team will not be so strong on
attack this Winter as it has been in
other recent seasons and stalwart de-
fense must be perfected to offset this.
Leading candidates for the team in
clude Joe Beall, Hal ogden, Tut AM
mon, Joe Champa. jim Schmidt, Luke
McCabe and Guiffre.
c. us first game will be with the
University of Baltimore in the Brook
land gymnasium December Is.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
GRID RACES AT GLANCE


College by beating Holy Cross finished with best
ties Vlanova undefeaed in
Pennsylvania Princeton Brown
Lafayette beaten only EACH but New York Unver
Pittsburgh beaten twice
in O impressive performances
close with Wisconsin
rlnner-up beaten at least
the champion, winning all hVe conference
Army and tied by Pittsburgh
and Georgia Tech each with eight
straight lead prior final conference games this week.
tied Tech meets Georgia
Southwestern holds title with five victories
and one defeat play Arkansas runner
Ccnerence-Utah captured championship nm
victories defeats and one tie
Colorado University runner-up H..
Pacific Coast California with four vic
list margin over California showing
three victories
Evening star., 1928-12-03
ARMY, NAVY HEAD
Bic TEN Of EAST
Each Has Taken Two Games,
Lost None, in Circle of
Leading Teams.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 3.-Badly
beaten though it was at the hands of
Stanfords mighty men, the Army foot
ball eleven has finished the season as
one of the two top-ranking teams in
what might be called an unofficial Big
Ten of the East"
Strangely enough the Army shares
leadership with the Navy, its traditional
rival until relations were broken OF
this season.
After the service elevens. which lost
not single game in conference" COM
petition. but did not meet each other,
come Pennsylvania. Princeton, Harvard.
Brown. Yale Dartmouth Columbia and
Cornell in that order.
Last season Yale was first with five
victories and no defeats in games with
in this group. while PENNSYLVANIA, Dart
mouth. Army. Princeton. Navy. Harvard,
Columbia, Cornell and Brown were next
in line.
There are enough major college foot
ball elevenS in the East to make several
sucn Big Tens" The ten named here
play a goodly share of ttei1 games
against one another and form a natural
if unprecedented conference" al
though none has ever been organized
among them and probably never will
In fact. the tendency seems to be TIE
other way with such fractures of rela-
tions as those between the Army and
Navy. and Princeton and Harvard.
The following standings show how
this roughly outlined conference shaped
up this season il comparison with the
year before:
Army-Won 2 Harvard. Yale). Lost none
Lost none.
Princeton-Won Cornell Yale). Lost
= HaIvard7zwon 2 Dartmouth, Yale). Lost
Brown-Won l (Dartmouth. Lost
Yale-won Brown. Dartmouth). Lest
tArmy, Princeton, Harvard.
Dartmouth-WoA columbia, CornelD.
Lost Lost, Harvard, Yale. Brown ,r,....,.
Pennl;, Tied / tCornelp.,
Cornell-Won none. Lost princeton,
Dartmouth. PENN. Tied l (Columba).
FINAL 1927 STANDING.
Yale-Won Drown. Army. Dartmouth.
PennSylvania"Wo mia Brown. Harvard,
Columbia, Cornell Lost / Navy. -uou.,,
Princeton@won / cornell Lost
Navy-won PENN. Lost (Armyl.
Harvard-Won / BROWN. Lost Dart
mouth. Penn. Yaicl.
Dartmouth. PENN Tied ! (Columbia).
Brown-Won none. Lost 4 (Penn, Yale.
Dartmouth. Harvard
Evening star., 1928-12-03
FIVE GRID TEAMS
UNBEATEN, UNITED
Seven Others Boast Clean
Records, With Exception
of Drawn Battles.
BY the Associated Press.

Barring further complications, the
country will be able to point with pride
to an even dozen undefeated foot ball
elevens when the last touchdown has
been made this season.
Florida, highest scoring machine in
the country, has yet to dispose of Ten
nessee at Knoxville next Saturday,
while Georgia T ech, after battling
Georgia this week, has New Year en-
gagement to keep at Pasadena, with the
University of Salifornia. All the rest of
the foot ball fortunate have closed their
seasons. While a dozen teams have
escaped defeat so far only five cSn say
they haven't been tied either. The
South has three of these in Florida,
Georgia Tech and Emory and Henry.
The Midwest has Detroit and Bos-
ton College is the East's nominee.
The records of the leading unde-
feated teams follow:
Evening star., 1928-12-03
HARD 1929 LISTS
FOR DIXIE TEAMS
Grid Schedules May Even Be
More Difficult Than in
1923 Campaign.
BY HORACE G.. RENEGAR.
Associated Press Sports Editor.

ATLANTA, December 1.-Taking
them as whole, Southern Conference
foot ball schedules next Autumn prob
ably will be even more ambitious lay
outs than the stiff cards of 1928-al-
most every member having sandwiched
in dynamite packages for certain Sat
urdayS of 1929.
Georgia Tech and Florida, for exam
pie. who now are leading the Dixie
title race, will have their squads large
ly returned next season. The Alligators
ana Tornado meet at Atlanta on Octo-
ber 10, the third Saturday of the sea-
son. in a game that can break either
at the very outset.
Some Difficult Tasks.
The Tech will take ON Tulane, Notre
Georgia in rapid order, all usually top
notch elevens.
The Alligators will have Georgia,
Harvard and Tennessee as three year
in-and-year-out hard nuts, besides the
early Tech encounter.
Alabama's crimson tide, with many Of
its present stars to return. will meet
at least five big teams. Wallace Wade's
men already have booked such oppo-
nents as Tennessee, Vanderbilt. Ken
lucky, Georgia Tech and Georgia.
Tennessee's sophomore stars will be
older then, and Coach Bob Neyland OBJ
viously has plenty cut out for more ex-
pecience. His volunteers will tackle
Mississippi University, Alabama, Wash
ington and Lee, Vanderbilt, Kentucky
and Florida, none an easy mark.
Vanderbilt's Commodores, as usual,
will have plenty on hand. Coach Dan
McGugin in 1929 will lead his team
against such strong adversaries as Mis-
sisSippi, Alabama. Minnesota, Georgia
Tech and Tennessee.
Virginia Military Institute will take
on Virginia, Maryland Clemson, Ken
lucky and Virginia Poly.
Sewanee Is Ambitious.
Sewanee, with prospects of greatly
improved team a year hence by the
addition of members of this years great
freshman team. has a task cut out in
meeting Louisiana State, Mississippi,
Alabama, Tulane and Vanderbilt.
North Carolina will play Maryland,
Virginia Poly. Georgia Tech, Georgia,
North Carolina State. South Carolina
and Virginia among others next season.
Maryland will play North Carolina,
South Carolina, v. M. l., Virginia Poly,
Virginia and Washington and Lee in
the conference, with Yale its big out
side" game.
Clemson will tackle Florida, Virginia
Military Institute, South Carolina and
North Carolina State as its headlinerS.
While Georgia's card has not been
announced. the Bulldogs will have Yale.
Georgia Tech, Alabama, Florida among
others to look toward.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
135-POUND ELEVENS
ARE TIED FOR LEAD

Brooklands and Northerns still are
tied for the lead in the 135-pound divi-
sion of the Capital City Foot Ball
League as the result Of games yesterday,
when Brooklands trimmed Petworths,
13 to 6. and Northerns downed Mer-
cedes, IL to 0. Palace Preps triumphed
over Mardfeldts, 13 to 0, and Marions
and Notre Dame Props fought to a
6-to-6 tie in other league matches.
McNally and G. Evans each scored a
touchdown for Brooklands, the former
plunging over and the other recovering
a Petworth tumble behind that teams
goal line.
Passes from Hockensmith to Bland
ford and from Hockensmith to Kessler
accounted for Northerns' touchdowns.
Gheens, Tonker and Hefiin starred
for Palace Props. Heflin ran 45 yards
to touchdown.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
ROCKNE LOSES ONE MORE
CLASH THAN PREDICTED

CHICAGO, December Op.-When
the Southern California Trojans
trounced Notre Danes eleven Saturday,
Coach Knute Rockne of the Ramblers
lost his perfect percentage as prophet
At the start of the season i2ockne
predicted his team would lost three
games this season, but the Trojans
made it four. The others to triumph
over Notre Dame this season were, Wis
consin, Georgia Tech and Carnegie
Tech.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
CANNOT PLAY VILLANOVA.

ATLANTA, Ga, December 3 LP).--
Prof. A. H. Armstrong, secretary of the
Georgia Tech Athletic Board, says that
the Golden Tornado would be unable
to accept the challenge of Harry
Stuhldreher's undefeated Villanova
eleven for either December or January
date.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
h1nge Athletic MANAGEMENT Foot Ball Has Had Stirring Season
G. u. AND WEST VIRGINIA
MEET AGAIN NEXT YEAR

BY the Associated Press.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Deem
Der 3.-The West Virginia Univer-
sity foot ball schedule for 1929,
announced today, includes games
with Detroit, Georgetown and
Washington and Lee. besides the
annual battles with Pittsburgh,
Washington and Jefferson and West
Virginia Colleges.
Detroit will meet the M0untaineers
here November 8.
Washington and Lee is scheduled
for October 19 at Charleston, w. Va.
West Virginia will go to saltwater,
Okla, on October 26 for the game
with Oklahoma A. and NJ.
The Georgetown game is sched-
ulded for November 16 at Washing
ton, d. c.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
NORK, FORMER G. U. STAR,
MAKES GOOD AS A COACH

Shenandoah, Pa, High School eleven
has done we'll on the gridiron this year
largely as the result of the capable
coaching of Bobby Nork, star George
town University fullback last Fall.
Nork also has been playing with the
first-place Shenandoah professional club
of the Anthracite League.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
NIGHT GRID GAME LISTED.

SALTWATER, Okla, December 3
CP).--Oklahoma A. g. NJ. College will
meet Drake University at Des Moines.
Iowa, next October 5. in a foot ball
game to be played at night.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
FRO GRID STANDING.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, December up.
Standings Of the National Professional
Foot Ball League, including games
played Yesterday:
Evening star., 1928-12-03
Individual scoring leaders
The final conference standing:
STANDINGS AT HOCKEY.

NEW YORK, December 3 OP).-New
York Rangers, lea ders of the American
division of the National Hockey League,
find themselves hard pressed by the
battling Cougars Of petrofts
The standings:
rANAnVAN nWUTcTnNs
Evening star., 1928-12-03
CLARK TOP SCORER
DESPITE WEAK LINE

DENVER. December 3 L40.-The lead
ing scorer Of the Rocky Mountain Foot
Ball Conference this Fall played behind
one of the weakest lines in the Ioop
Dutch" Clark, star halfback of Colo
RADIO College and touted as all-America.
scored 103 points to lead the individual
30
Evening star., 1928-12-03

All college athletics are not COM
pletely supported by foot ball. John
Carroll University of Cleveland staged
q carnival to raise needed funds.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
Florida T., With 324 Points,
Tops Grid Teams i'm Scoring

By the Assocat
December 3Rampagng AmgatorS UNIVERSITY
ahead games played e
conf
Evening star., 1928-12-03
STRONG LEADS SCORERS

BY the
the South Sngs
championship
Banker Of
the
Evening star., 1928-12-03

Georgia Tecn LosHa
Virginia Polytechnic and M games also
Evening star., 1928-12-03

stage is now perfectly set for
Washingtons amateur foot ball
classic, to be presented at Amer
i lean League Park next Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-12-03
NEW GRID MENTOR
APPEARS CERTAIN
Alumni Body Believes Time
Has Arrived to Take
Drastic Steps.
BY H. c. BYRD.

BY III. c. BYRD.
n YEXT year may see considerable
N change in the foot ball coach
ing system and general man
agement of athletics at Cor
pelI IInivkrsitv The alumni
Evening star., 1928-12-03
BASKET BALL BODY
TO DISCUSS RULES
District Officials to Meet
Tonight at Central Y.
Teams Are Active.

~ ULES will be discussed and other
- matters given attention at
II meeting of the District Board
l. of Basket Ball Ohlcials, to be
held at 7:30 o'clock at the Gen.