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Evening star., 1928-12-01
CITY BASKET LEAGUE
WILL OPEN TONIGHT

Play in the Washington City Basket
Ball League will open tonight when
fives of Company F, National Guard
of Hyattsville, and Woltz A. G. meet
In Eastern High gymnasium at 8
O'Clock.
Company r won the league title last
season, with Woltz second. The Soldiers
will present the same lineup as rep
resented them last year, while Woltz
has added q couple Of formidable toss
erS.
Jewish Community Center quint, win
ner of the District 1SO-pound class
South Atlantic title last Winter and
which opened its season with 1888
win over Northwest Cardinals. will play
In the 145-pound division this season
and is after matches. Call Adams 9T98
between 5 and pm.
Emerald Eagles will be met by the
Center combination tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock at the Center.
Peck junior and insect class basketers
won easily last night, the former drub-
bing Emmanuel Juniors, 38 to IA. and
the latter, st. Stephens Insects, 26
to IL.
In the opening game of the 130-pound
division of the Boys Club Basket Ball
League last night, Times Boys Club
defeated Good Shepherd Quint. is to 5,
the losers getting just one field goal. St..
Martins downed Colonials, II to 7, In
another match.
Play in the 1l5-pound division will
start Tuesday with Fort Myer meet
ing Frenchy Midgets and Arcadians
engaging Optimists.
Petworth Nets drubbed st. Martins
tossers, 20 to 10, last night.
Calvary Reds will meet Gunton- Tenn
pie courtmen in practice game to-
night at 1880 o'clock. Reds, who are
l30-pounders, will open their season
Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock against
Methodist tossers In the Calvary gym
Evening star., 1928-12-01
- ANDrDATES for Business Highs
10 alraA hail knAAaA snti1I AaAeKia

work Tuesday under direction
~ of Coach Lynn Woodworth.
Prospects for a winning team
are not 90 bright. jake Lewis, guard.
Is the lone regular left from last VIM
ter's team. Denniberg, guard two sea-
sons ago. however. will be available,
along with Finley and Lester Singman,
May Bernie and Revelle Jones, Keef-
er. Henry Galotta and Davis are clever
players Of last Winters team who are
not at hand.
All public high school foot ball teams
will lose heavily through graduation
before next season rolls around.
Techs championship eleven will be
hard hit. Goss. fullback, will be the
lone regular Of the 1928 team to return.
Spencer quarterback, and Stutz, a
tackle, will be the only other seasoned
players who will be back
Edelblut, ends; Cole and Edwards,
tackles: Oyster and Oehmann, guards /;
Leo winston, center; Drissel, quarter
back; Fountain and Tlorance, halfbacks,
and Norwood, flllback.
Central will lose the most players,
13. Capt. Stevens, Ross, Mehler and
piumley, backs; Millwit, Hochbaum
Stephan, Beazley, Hanley, Eihcoltz, Zim-
misch, Mirman and Mason, linemen,
will be missing in 1929. George Brandt,
end, will be the only veteran at hand.
Rosenthal. Lamond, Nathenson, Cross
and Hinkle are among boys who prob
ably will make determined bid for
berths.
Only Eddie Brownfield will remain OF
the Western High backfield. Capt
Park. Eby, Hunt and Gerens all are to
graduate. Worthington. Seeds. H.
Thompson and Pagan, linemen, also will
be lost. Cox, Cook, Draper. Owens
Webb. Gould Shinkle and Titus will
return.
Eastern will retain a flock of veterans
including Montague, Tom Nally, Miles
Chamberlain, Spear. Smith. Hayden
John Nally, Healy and Beard, linemen
and Oxley Mccullough and Mccarthy
Evening star., 1928-12-01
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT.-Ray Miller. Chicago,
stopped Jimmy McLarnin, Los Angeles
%.
NEW YoRK.-James ]. Brsddock,
Jersey City. knocked out Jerry Tuffy
Grifhths, Sioux City, Iowa ca. Kid
Chocolate, Cuba, and Joe Scalfaro, New
York, drew (10).
BOSTON.-Jim Maloney Boston, out
pointed Johnny Risko, Cleveland (l0).
Jimmy Byrne, Louisville. KY, stopped
AL "One Punch" Walker, New York (5).
CHARLOTTE, N. CIV. L. Young
Stribling, Macon, Ga, knocked out Ray
Neuman. Jersey City 90. Buster New
berry. Sumter, s. c., stopped Bill Morris,
Augusta, Ga. (6).
ERIE. Pa.-Johnny Dato. Cleveland,
knocked out Mike Marcells, Rochester,
SAN FRANc1sco.-Jackie Fields,
Los Angeles. knocked out Mike Pagan,
San Diego (2).
HOLLYWOOD, calif-Farmer Joe
Cooper, indianapolis, stopped Johnny
Adams, San Bernardino %.
BALTIMORE.-Kid williams, former
bantamweight champion, outpointed
Eddie BowleS, Washington (O.
LAKEWORTH, Fla.-Young Willie
Norwood, Titusville, Fla, stopped Jack
Bentley, Terre Haute. Ind (9).
NEW ORLEANS, La.--Johnny Cook,
New Orleans: Eddie (Kid) Wolfe, Mem
phis, drew (10).
Evening star., 1928-12-01
WOMEN in SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Increased interest in basket ball
among teams of the independent class is
evidenced In the early season appear
ance of q number of new squads on the
local horizon as we'll as the concentrat-
ed attention given to pre-Schedule prac-
ticing by the old squads OF the WASH
ington Recreation League and Coltm-
bia Federation circuits, the two major
leagues in operation.
Indian Head women's basket ball
team Is the newest to send out a chal-
lenge to all corners in the independent
class. Word was received from this
sextet this morning that they are
primed for games and challenge any in
dependent squad in the District or VI
cinity to meet them either at home or
abroad. Mrs. M. Quinn Is the mana
ger Of the Indian Head aggregation and
has requested that any independent
team desiring action call her at Indian
Head l44 to make arrangements.
According to Mrs. Quinn, the Mary
landers do not intend to join any league
this season, but will play through an
impromptu schedule, arranging for
games whenever opportunity offers.
Among the other new outfits in the
field are the Roxey Athletic Club, q
team composed largely of former play
ground stars and coached by Mrs. Ruth
Curran Craig. former playground di-
rector, and the Senior and Junior teams
Of the American Security & Trust Co.
Formerly. only one team has been
formed by the bankers. and the pro-
posed division means that many new
recruits have turned out this season:
These teams are expected to enter
the Washington Recreation League cir
cult which will include. In addition,
sextets from Capitol Athletic Club,
Strayer Athletic Club, Jewish Com
munity Center, Eagles and EagletS of
Business Night High School. Hyattsville
Company r Auxiliary, Washington Field
Hockey Club, Gypsy Athletic Club,
washington Athletic Club and possibly
the Acacias.
Eight teams are entered this year in
the Columbia Federation B. Y. p. U.
League, with Bethany and First Church
teams looked upon as two Of the strong
est bids for the title.
While q number Of the independents
are engaging in preseason practice
games, the official schedules will not
open until after Christmas. washington
Recreation League plans to start play
the first week In January.
Playground basketcrs who have been
engaged in an outdoor series for the
interplayground championship, will see
the conclusion of their series this next
week, when the two finalists, the sextetS
from Chevy Chase and GARFIELD play
grounds, meet on the Plaza court for a
Observation-Disclosures series to decide
the title.
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
first game is scheduled, according to
Maude N. Parker, director Of girls play
ground activities. The winning squad
will be presented with individual tro-
phies by Miss Parker and will be enter
tanned at Q banquet by the losers.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
SNYDER is WELL UP
IN SCORING IN DIXIE
BY the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Banker, the typhoon
from Tulane, has swept across the storm
deck of Southern Conference oppo-
nent for the last time this season, and
the result is the massive scoring total
OF 1874, representing Is touchdowns and
Is extra points.
1t is not improbable, however, that
Holm, the plunging fullback of Ala
bama, may wrest away the Conference
record in the matter of pointage COM
puted solely within the Dixie loop. Holm
is still to face the Louisiana State Tigers
on December 8.
Harner Of Virginia Military Institute
booted his way to a clear lead in the
enterprise Of kicking three pointers from
the field. He had three for the season.
Snyder, the Maryland flash, who Scor-
ed the winning touchdown against Yale,
rammed over three against Johns Hop
kins Thursday to take place among
the leaders.
The Conference scoring table:
Evening star., 1928-12-01
WEALTH OF GRID STARS
HAVE SHONE THIS YEAR

Or a first down--for every time he
handled the ball IN seven games. On
his best afternoon against wyoming.
he doubled this average with gains OF
374 yards in 10 plays.
Picking out the line stars Is as diff
ficult as IL looks. Star ends have been
lacking, with few exceptions Ike
Frankain of St. Mary's, Fesler Of Ohio
state, Brown of Missouri, Van Sickel
of Florida. Messenger Of Army, Phillips
of California, Rosenzweig Of Carnegie,
Tappan and McCaslin Of Southern CAL
ifornia.
Powerful line units such as those Of
Georgia Tech. Pittsburgh and Illinois
have their stars. but the main factor
of success has been their general and
co-ordinated strength.
The South has been rich In good
centers. stalwarts like Peter Pund,
Georgia Tech captain; Harry Schwartz
of North Carolina and o. X, Presley
of Clemson. But there's also Capt.
Howe of Princeton. Barragh OF South
ern California and Stadelman of Oregon.
Here and there powerful combina-
tionS have stood out like Post and
Robesky, the Stanford guards, or the
giant Nebraska center trio Of Holm and
McMullen, guards. with James at
center.
It's one thing to star with the aid Of
fine supporting cast on a champion
ship contender-another to stand out
where the going has not been so good.
Team adversities have helped to
light the beacons for players like Ned
Burke, Navy captain and guard; Otto
Pommerening Michigan's great tackle
Choc Sanders. Southern Methodist
guard Carroll of Washington and
Banker of Tulane.
Pommerening weighing only l78, but
unusually fast and rugged for his
poundage. played every game from start
to finish. In the final contest against
Iowa. as Michigan salvaged one of its
few victories from the wreckage, eight
of the nine plays in the 63-yard march
to the winning touchdown were driven
through Pommerenings S position. That's
a pretty fair All-American test.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
BY ALAN ]. GOULD.
Associated Press Sports Editor.


N YEw YORK. December 1.-The
experts who have become a
trile dizzy trying to pick foot
ball winners this season haven't
any relief In sight as they ex-
anime the all-America dope.
Not that there Is any shortage oi
stars. There are more backfield aces IN
the deck than in any year since 1928,
when even Red Grange didn't get into
the charmed group. along with Ober-
lander. Nevers and Wilson, without
stiff argument
The East alone has enough backs to
make fair sll-American quartet.
Harpster Of Carnegie. eagle Of the
ARMY. Strong of New York University
and Scull OF Pennsylvania are Just
about as capable a collection as any
one section has to offer.
But glance at the South. with Crab
tree of Florida. Mizell # Georgia Tech,
Peake of Virginia Poly and Armistead
of Vanderbilt or Banker Of Tulane. And
these are only FIVE outstanding players
in an exceptional crop.
Even II the Midwest lacks a Grange
or Friedman to toss into the argument
this year, there's sensation little
farther on in Dutch Clark Of Colorado
College. while Chuck Carroll Of WASH
ington has won the unanimous acclaim
of Pacific Coast critics for his brilliance.
The East viii indorse any testimonial
for Howard Maple, who led oregon
State to victory over New York U. with
a neatness and dispatch that even
Harpster Of Carnegie could not ac-
complish.
II it's triple threats that are desired,
Scull. Strong. Mizell. Clark and Carroll
can fill the bill. besides backing up the
line. Scull Is an artist at the rare sci
snce of drop-kicking
If it's fancy passing and broken field
running. eagle will do The Army ace
does everything but loop-the-loop
through the opposing defenses.
If It's concentrated ground-gaining,
take Dutch Clark This busy young
man, running wild for Colorado Col
lege, averaged fraction over 10 yards
Evening star., 1928-12-01
MARINES, NAVY GRIDMEN
ARE FACING HERE TODAY

QuanticO Marines and Newport
Naval Training Station elevens were
to meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Clark Griffith Stadium in the
annual Presidents Cup foot ball
game.
Secretary Of the Navy Wilbur,
Mai. Gen. John A. Lejeune. COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, and
Speaker of the House Nicholas Long
worth were among the prominent
persons invited.
Both teams were primed for real
battle. Marines were given the edge
by many in view of their more i'm
pressive record this season.
Tech and Eastern High School
foot ball teams, winner and runner
up, respectively. in the public high
title series, were to be guests at the
game.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
BOWLERS TO START
DOUBLES LOOP PLAY

HYATTSvILLE, Md, December L.
Competition in the Mems Prince
Georges County Duckpin Doubles
League will start tonight on the Arcade
Alleys here. 1t is planned to have each
team meet the other twice, the schedule
to run 18 weeks.
Candidates for Hyattsville High
School basket ball team now are down.
to serious preparation for the season.
With five dependables from last Win
ter's squad missing as the result OF
graduation, Coach Paul Smith faces a.
job to develop a winning combination.
Bailey. Hunt, DobbS. Williams and
Hamilton are the stalwarts lost from
the 1928 outfit.
Seasoned players around whom Smith
must build his team are Capt. Paul Ree-s
ley. Willie Robinson and Bob Vene-
mann. who won letters last season;
Charlie Kitchin. Payne Slinknan, Ada
mar Winegartner, Riddles Holland.
Stanley Lewis, Donald Hollingsworths
Lloyd Coates and Norman Belt.
A bowling match between the Sioux
team, leader in Section Of the Prince
Georges County Mems Duckpin ASSe~
ciatlon, and Ed Marosy's All Stars or:
Washington will take place tonight on
the Arcade Alleys here at 8 o'clock.
Seat Pleasant and Alexandria Fire
Department foot ball teams battled to
a 90 tie Thursday in Byrd Stadium at
the University of Maryland in game
the proceeds of which went to the relief
fund of the Prince Georges County
Volunteer Firemens Association.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
HOYAS ARE FACING
UNBEATEN DETROIT
Army Battles Stanford and
Notre Dame Team Meets
Southern California.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
~ ETROIT, December Playing
Georgetown today, the Uni
versity of Detroit. undefeated
IL and united this year, was de-
Tending a record Of IA con-
secutive victories. This record was
started last season.
GEORGETOWN has been beaten only
once in 1928. Carnegie Tech doing the
job The game today was looked upon
As one of the tussels that will assist in
the unofficial selection of a national
championship" team.
A 4s-hour drizzle made it doubtful
Il the field would be suitable for the
Titans' aerial game and it appeared
they must depend on the running of
Capt. Connell, Brazil and Maloney.
A crowd of 10000 persons had tickets
for the game.
Probable line-uDS.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
TWO CAPITAL FIGHTERS
BEATEN IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, December Eddie
Bowling of Washington lost on q de-
cision to Kid williams. former bantam
weight boxing champion, here last
night.
Sammy.s1iogan, also of Washington,
lost to Heinie Welsh OF Baltimore, IN
the semi. windup.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
GEORGIA TECH CLEARS
WAY FOR COAST GAME

ATLANTA, December R.-
Faculty and Southern Conference
approval were given Georgia Tech to
play the University of California
New Year day at Pasadena, thus
removing the last doubt that the
Golden Tornado will be the Eastern
representative In the annual gridiron
classic,
Evening star., 1928-12-01
Probable line-ups:
Coast Game Held Even.

los ANGELES, December l R).-
Notre Danes foot ball expeditionary
force today march for the third time
against the walls of Troy, DEFENDED ny
the University of Southern CaliIornla'
leading coast eleven.
Ready beyond doubt were tne
Trojans Of Coach Howard Jones, 1or
they had run through diftlcult season
without mishap, and the hospital list,
which had shocked local fans with its
persistency throughout the year, dis
aupeared when Dynamic" Don VIII
liarng. quarterback, shook on threat
of influenza. -,
Equally prepared was the rowing
rrollp of gridders from South BEND,
ind as Coach Knute Rockne sent tnem
marching against Ilium. TWO weeks
had been enough to erase the bruises
sustained by the Ramblers In the Car
negie Tech debacle.
Despite the fact that Notre Dame hao
suffered three Teverses tnls season.
while Southern California had only
scoreleSs tie with California to mar It's
record. fans paid Rockne the tribute OF
making the bets even. The fact tnat
Notre Dame twice has bowled over the
war Horse with 1-point victories mace
odds scarce and helped spread the re-
port that it was anybody's game
promise of a clear day, taSt nelo
and mild weather only added to the
uncertainty of the outcome botn
teams teams ''t had prepared aerial attacks,
which might spell disaster for one
caught mapping, and each nao spens %
many hours on defense against such
overhanded methods.
Two Aggressive Lines.
The Trojan line, noted for its charg-
inc was eoualed only by a forward
vail val Of of lust such aggressiveness from
Notre Dame Where Southern Califor-
MIA listed williams, Saunders, Thomas
and Edelson or Aspit in crack back
field. the Ramblers countered with
Brady, Niemiec. Chevigny and F Col
Inns, whose names also we're well known
TO the foe. .....
The results of the previous intersec'
tional contests between these teams
were: 1926, at Los Angeles, Notre Dame
l3: Southern California. IL; 1927, a.
Soldiers Field, Chicago, Notre Dame, Z
California, s.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
GALLAGHER GETS READY
FOR GO WITH LEVlNSKY

Marty Gallagher. Washington heavy
weight boxer. Is getting in final prepar-
atory licks for his battle Monday with
Battling Levinsky In Baltimore.
Joe Proctor, who was tc appear IN
the Semi-final on the same card with
Gallagher, will not show mis- wares as
suitable opponent has not been found
for him,
Evening star., 1928-12-01
GENARo TO FIGHT ROCCO.

DETROIT. December Cp.-Frankie
Genaro Of New York. recognized by the
National Boxing Association as n.y.
weight champion, has been matched
with Steve Rocco of Toronto, Canadian
titleholder, in q ten-round bout to q
referees decision at the Olympia Arena.
December II.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
VOTES DOWN PRO SKIING.

CHICAGO, December / R).-Na-
tional Ski Association clubs have re-
jected q proposal made by 20 of the
more prominent ski riders that q pro-
fessional class be organized within Its
jurisdiction.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
IL BIKE TEAMS LISTED.

NEW YORK, December CP.-With
IS teams In the field. New York's forty
NTH international six-day bicycle race
gets under way In Madison Square Gar
den tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Among the group OF .~international
stars are a half-doSeA combinations
which rank high In public favor.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
FORMER GONZAGA STAR
ON HOLY CROSS TEAM

WORCESTER, Mass, December L.
Ted Himmelberg, former Gonzaga grid
iron star of washington, D. c., was to
appear at right tackle for Holy Cross
this afternoon in its foot ball game
with Boston College.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
Probable line-ups.
SCHWARTZ FIGHT CHOICE.

PARIS. December (Pl.-1zzy
Schwartz, recognized in New York State
as fyweight champion of the world, viii
he 2-to-l favorite when he enters the
ring tonight for his 12-round bout with
Spider Pladner Of France
Evening star., 1928-12-01
CHECKING UP ON BARNEY.

LATTA, s. &C., December l P).-
Walter johnson, new manager Of the
Washington Nationals, left Latta after
spending two days hunting near here.
He was the guest of Earle Il. Ellerbe
and Frank r. Ellerhe.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
FOOT BALL INJURY FATAL.

AURORA, Ill, December [P).-Ray
SINNERS, 18, Milwaukee Normal foot
ball team end, died here as the result
Of injuries received in game at Naper-
vile, Ill. SINNERS suffered fractured
Vertebra when tackled,
Evening star., 1928-12-01
SQUAD TO 60 BY AIR.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, December /
R).--When the foot bali team repre-
senting Fort Leonard Wood comes to
this city December 8, to play the team
from Langley Field, the visitors will
come from the Maryland post by air.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
NEE LEAVES CATHOLIC IT,,
TRANSFERRING TO M. |. T.

Pete Nee, former Central High
School basket ball star, has entered
Massachusetts Tech, as a result of
which Catholic University has lost one
Of it's most promising candidates for
the varsity court team. Nee last season
starred for the c. u Freshmen quint.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
CAPITAL BOY is CHOSEN
GRID MANAGER AT NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, December 1.-Richard
G. Drum Hunt, son of Mrs. A. D.
Condor, Of 1915 Sixteenth street, Wash
ington, has been named manager Of
the 1929 Naval Academy foot ball team.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
new YORK SUN PICKS
ALL-AMERlCA ELEVEN
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 1.--Out of
list of 278 selected players from every
part of the country, the New York Sun
today named its all-America eleven, an
eleven of alternateS and a list OF rs
players for honorable mention:
AS is the newspapers custom, watches
are awarded to members of the first
team, silver medals to the alternates,
and this year the honorable mention
men receive bronze medals.
The Big Ten gets two places on the
first team, the Pacific Coast gets three,
the South and Texas one each and
four go to the East.
>The FIRST and alternate selections
follow:
First Team. Position.
Haycraft, Minnesota ........ Left end
Pommerening, Michigan 49,. Left tackle
Sanders, So. Methodist. 80. Left guard
Pund, Georgia Tech ...."..... Center
Post, Stanford ........... Right guard
Hibbs, So. California 49,. Right tackle
Donchess, Pittsburgh .... Right end
Harpster. Carnegie Tech Quarterback
Strong, New York U. 49,. Left halfback
eagle, Army ........... Right halfback
Carroll, Washington ......... FuIlback
Second team. Position.
Phillips, California ....... Left end
Dressed, Washington State. Left tackle
McMuIIen, Nebraska ....... Left guard
Howe, Princeton ..............C Center
Westra, Iowa .............R Right guard
Miller, Notre Dame ...... Right tackle
Barna, Hobart .............R Right end
Maple, Oregon State ..... Quarterback
Weston, Boston College Left halfback
MitzelI, Georgia Tech. Right halfback
SculI, Pennsylvania ....... .Fullback
Evening star., 1928-12-01
Strong Still Is Well in Van
In Cridiron Scoring for East
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK December several Thanksgiving prges
big
Strong scored University
him better with 80 against
in
Evening star., 1928-12-01
IT IIIE sdHIt.
Probable 1ine-upS:

Referee-Mr. Joe. MaRidsohn tMichlEahl;
Umpirs-Mr. Tom Hughitt tMichiganl Head
Field mdge-Mr james HssSelman ,Michl
San Statel.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
ARCADIAN T0SsERS WIN.

Arcadians rang up their eighth win
in as many starts. defeating Meridian
tossers, IA TO Q, in Wilson Normal
School gym
Evening star., 1928-12-01
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. December
1.-THE Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
! were clear this morning. ".s'h
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-22

Chicago Dry Chief Recalled
BB United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Prohi-
bition Commissioner Doran today
recalled Harry M. Bengler, acting
chief dry agent of Chicago, to
Washington to act as instructor for
prohibition agents in the field.