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Evening star., 1928-10-26
LOCAL TEAMS.

LOCAL TEAMS.
Georgetown VS.. Duke, Griffith Stadium,
1880 o'clock.
George Washington vs.. C. C. New York,
Central Stadium, o'clock.
American u. VS.. Shenandoah College,
st. Adams, o'clock.
Maryland VS.. v. NJ. l., Richmond, Va.
Catholic u. VS.. Mount st. Mary's, EN-
Initsburg, Md.
Gallaudet VS.. Juanita College, Hunting
don, Pa.
Quantico Marines VS.. st. Xavier, Gin
cinnati.
Emerson Institute vs.. Tome, Port De-
pOSit, Md.
EAST.
Navy vs.. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Army VS.. Yale, New Haven.
Cornell VS.. Princeton, Princeton.
Carnegie Tech VS.. Pittsburgh, Pitts
burgh.
Dartmouth VS.. Harvard, Cambridge.
Penn State VS.. Syracuse, State College
Pa.
Lafayette vs.. West Virginia, Easton, Pa
Columbia VS.. Williams, New York.
Brown VS.. Tufts, Providence.
Colgate VS.. New York u, New York.
Boston College VS.. Boston u, Boston.
Amherst VS.. Wesleyan, Middletown,
Mass.
BucknelI VS.. Gettysburg, Gettysburg.
FOrdham VS.. Washington and Jefferson
New York.
Holy Cross vs.. Marquette. Worcester,
Mass.
Maine VS.. Bates, Orono, Me.
Rutgers vs.. Delaware, New Brunswick,
N. j.
Dickinson VS.. Ursinus, Carlisle, Pa.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Pa. Military,
Lancaster, Pa.
Haverford VS.. st. Johns (Annapolis)
Haverford, Pa.
Lehigh VS.. Muhlenberg, Bethlehem.
Lowell Textile VS.. Rhode Island, Lowell
Manhattan VS.. st. Joseph, New York.
Mass Aggies VS.. Worcester Teen, Am
herst.
New York Aggies vs.. Cooper Union,
Farmingdale.
Niagara VS.. st. Lawrence, Niagara.
Rensselaer, VS.. Union, Troy, N. Z.
Rochester vs.. Buffalo. Rochester.
st. Thomas VS.. st. Johns, Scranton, Pa
SchuylkiIl VS.. Western Maryland, Read
ing.
Swarthmore vs.. Johns Hopkins, Swarth-
more, Pa.
Temple VS.. Providence, Philadelphia.
VilIanova VS.. Lebanon Valley, Phila-
delphia.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Georgia Tech VS.. North Carolina u.
Chapel Hill.
V.P. /. VS.. Kings, Blacksburg.
Furman vs. WOffard, Greenville.
Hampden- Sidney VS.. Randolph Macon
Sidney.
Evening star., 1928-10-26

good material as any other four elevens
in the country, and the quality Of foot
ball they play is not likely to be much
below that of any other university.
Two other games scheduled in the
East, while not taking rank with some
of those mentioned, are between West
Virginia University and Lafayette at
Easton and between Pittsburgh and
Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh. Foot ball
in these two games will be played just
about as well as 1t will be played any
where.
And the game between New York
University and Colgate should not fail
far behind any of the other games IN
the quality of the play. And the same
might easily be said of the meeting be-
tween Penn State and Syracuse at
Syracuse. Syracuse was beaten by
Nebraska by a margin Of only one
point, Colgate and Penn State have
been playing good foot ball, while New
York University seems strong enough
to tackle any team 81 even terms ano
the most of them on a favored basis.
Three South Atlantic teams meet
elevens from farther South. Virgins
goes to Nashville for a game with Van
derbilt, Washington and Lee to Knox
vile to play Tennessee, and NORTH
Carolina remains on its home field tc
entertain Georgia Tech. While upsetS
may take place, the results Of games
so far indicate that Vanderbilt, Ten.
nessee and Georgia Tech ought to win
Tennessee and Georgia Tech tool
part in great struggles last week
though, and may not do as well thi:
week, and the result may be surpris.
ingly good showings for Washington
and Lee and virginia
Evening star., 1928-10-26
v. M. |. TAKES LAST
WORKOUT OF PLAYS

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, October 26.--With
the gridiron battle with the University
of Maryland scheduled for tomorrow in
Richmond, Virginia Military Institutes
flying squadron will leave today for the
Old Dominion capitol
In the final workout on their home
field the Cadets yesterday devoted full
practice to foot ball fundamentals and a
long dummy scrimmage against ex-
pected Maryland plays.
Chadwick has for the last few days
been alternating with Grow at center,
and he may start in that position to-
morrow.
Except for center it is expected that
the same team that started against
Virginia last week will open with Mary
land tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
Geo1getounD Duke Game at Griffith Stadium 1opsD c. Gridron
FOOT BALL "WCTORS"
PICKED BY EXPERTS
Choices for East and South as made
by Bill Roper. Princeton coach:

CHOICES IOr EaSC ana SOuLn as maze
by Bill Roper, Princeton coach:
EAST.
Army my-YaIe-Uncertain close, hard
fought game.
Penn -Navy-on past performances
Penn should win.
Harvard d-Dartmouth-Da artm ou t h
should win by close score, but Harvard
may spring surprise.
Princeton -Cornell-Too uncertain to
pick winner.
Penn State -Syracuse-CloSe game,
with breaks deciding issue.
Tufts s-BrOwn-Brown should win.
Georgetown -Duke-G Georgetown.
Columbia -WilliamS-Col
Boston University Boston College
Boston College.
Eordham-W. and J.-Close.
Gettysburg Bucknell-Bucknell.
Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech-Close, but
Carnegie Tech is favored.
N. Y. U.-Colgate-Very close, with N.
Y. U. favored.
Lafayette-West Virginia-Too uncer-
tain to guess.
Swarthmore-Jo John Hopkins-Swarth-
more.
Temple PrOvidence-Temple.
Wesleyan n-Amherst-AmherSt.
mont.
Bates -Maine-Maine
Holy Cross -Marquette-Holy Cross if
1t wakes up.
Alabama -Sewanee-Alabana.
Arkansas Texas A. g. M.-Texas.
Kentucky -Center-Kentucky.
Maryland-V. M. I.-V. M. I. by close
score.
North Carolina Georgia Tech-Geor-
gia Tech.
Rice-Texas-TexaS.
TenneSSee-W. and Tennessee.
Vanderbilt Virginia-Vanderbilt.
Centenary-Ch -ChattanoOga-Ce Centenary.
Georgia Georgia.
Mississippi i-LOyOla-Mississippi
Midwest selections as made by Robert
Zuppke, Illinois coach:
Iowa Minnesota Is the
favorite, but Iowa can make 1t any
body's game II the Hawkeyes go in with
the feeling they are just as good
Nebraska Observation-Disclosures If they
control the ball and break up MisSouri's
passes.
Illinois Notwithstanding say Illi-
nois has the better line and Northwest
ern more powerful backs. Too close to
nome TO preQlcC.
Wisconsin -Michigan-It Is hard to
see anything but another defeat for
Michigan.
Chicago go-Purdue-Purdue should win.
Chicago is crippled.
l. Ohio State-Indiana-The Hoosiers
will give Ohio State game. Looks like
anybody'S.
Notre Dame -Drake-Tighter than
usual, but Notre Dame.
Oklahoma Kansas AggieS-O Oklahoma
looks better.
Iowa State is like
| ly to happen here.
Marquette Holy Cross-Another toss
up.
washington -Butler-Butler has the
edge.
Detroit -Dayton-Detroi should win
its fifth straight victory.
Creighton-St. Creighton looks
much better.
| Selections for Pacific Coast by How
ard Jones, Southern California coach:
California Olympic A. C.-Olympic
A. c.
Southern California Occidental
Southern California.
Oregon State-Washington - Oregon
State.
Washington State-C College Of Idaho
Washington State.
Stanford Fresno State-Stanford.
Montana Montana State-Montana
st. Mary's-N s-Nevada-St. Mary'S.
University of California (Southern
Branch) -IdahO-It'S toss-up.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
DUKE TEAM STARTS
FOR CAPITAL TODAY

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., October 26.-
After a light workout today the
Duke University Blue Devils win
leave for Washington, where they
will meet Georgetown tomorrow.
The squad with the exception Of
John Jankoski, fullback, who has
been on the crippled list, is in excel
lent condition.
Sam BLUE showed superb form In
passing, kicking and running in
Scrimmage yesterday and is expected
to stand out i'm the contest.
Jankoski likely will start I'm the
game, although fear was expressed
that he might not be able to stick 1t
through.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
Foot Ball Games Tomorrow

Greensboro VS.. Union, Greensboro.
tertOwn, Md.
Roanoke vs.. Richmond, Roanoke.
Loy0Ia VS.. st. Francis, Baltimore.
Shaw vs.. Virginia State, Raleigh.
South Carolina State VS.. Paine, Orange
burg. &
Paris Island Marines vs.. Southern,
Charleston, s. G.
The Citadel vs.. Erskine, Charleston.
Wake Forest VS.. Davidson, Charlotte.
West Va. Wesleyan VS.. WayneSburg,
Buckhannon, w. Va.
ElOn VS.. Guilford, ElOn, N. G.
SOUTH.
Georgia VS.. Tulane, Athens.
North Carolina State VS.. Florida,
Tampa.
Tennessee vs.. Washington and Lee,
Knoxville.
Vanderbilt VS.. Virginia, Nashville.
Alabama VS.. Sewanee, Birmingham.
Centre VS.. Kentucky, Lexington.
Texas VS.. Rice, Houston.
Texas AggieS VS.. Arkansas, Fayette-
Vile.
Southern Methodists vs.. Trinity, Dallas.
Alabama Poly VS.. Howard, Auburn.
Baylor VS.. st. Edward, Waco.
Chattanooga vs.. Centenary, Chatta-
nOoga.
Knoxville VS.. Tennessee State, Knox
vile.
Louisville VS.. TransyIvania, Louisville.
Louisiana State VS.. Spring Hill, Baton
Mercer vs.. Birmingham Southern,
Macon.
Miami vs.. Havana University, Miami,
Fla.
Mississippi College vs.. Louisiana Col
Iege, Clinton.
Morehouse VS.. Clark, Atlanta.
New Mexico VS.. New Mexico Aggies,
Albuquerque.
oglethorpe VS.. MaryviIle, Atlanta.
Silver City VS.. New Mexico Mines, Sill
yer City.
Southern VS.. MaryvilIe, Lakeland.
TalIadega VS.. Atlanta, Talladega.
Texas Christian VS.. Texas Tech, Fort
Worth.
Texas College VS.. Wiley, Tyler.
Texas Mines VS.. Arizona, El PaSO.
Texas Mines vs.. New Mexico Military,
Ell Paso.
Union U. VS.. Louisiana Tech, Shreve-
port.
MIDWEST.
Chicago vs.. Purdue, Chicago.
Illinois VS.. Northwestern, Champaign.
Indiana VS.. Ohio State, Bloomington.
Iowa VS.. Minnesota, Iowa City.
Iowa State VS.. Kansas, Lawrence.
Michigan VS.. Wisconsin, Ann ArbOr.
NOtre Dame VS.. Drake, South Bend.
Nebraska vs.. Missouri, Lincoln.
Oklahoma VS.. Kansas Aggies, Norman,
Okla.
South Dakota Aggies VS.. South Dakota,
Brookings, S. Oak.
North Dakota Aggies VS.. North Dakota,
Fargo, N. Oak.
Butler VS.. washington u, indianapolis.
Capital VS.. Marietta, Columbus.
Case VS.. Ashland, Cleveland.
! Cincinnati VS.. Wittenburg, Cincinnati.
Dayton VS.. Detroit, Dayton.
Defiance VS.. Toledo, Defiance.
Denver VS.. Regis, Denver.
Detroit c. C. VS.. Kalamazoo Tech, De-
troit.
Heidelberg VS.. BaIdwin-WalI Tiffin,
Ohio.
Hiram VS.. Otterbein, Hiram.
Illinois College VS.. Knox, Jacksonville,
Ind. ~
John Carroll VS.. Davis -Elkins, Cleve-
Mount Union ys. oberlin, Alliance.
Ohio Northern VS.. Ohio o., Ada.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. DenisOn, Delaware,
Ohio.
Regis VS.. Haskell Indians, Denver.
st. Louis VS.. Creighton, st. Louis.
Wabash VS.. Terre Haute Tech, CraW-
fOrdsville.
West State VS.. Colorado Mines, Gun
niSOn.
Wheaton VS.. wisconsin Mines, Wheaton.
Wooster VS.. Western Reserves, CIeve-
land.
FAR WEST.
Washington VS.. Oregon Aggies, Seattle.
Stanford VS.. Fresno State, PalO Alto.
Southern California VS.. Occident, Los
Angeles.
California at Los Angeles VS.. Idaho,
Moscow, Idaho.
Washington State vs.. College of Idaho,
Pullman:
Montana VS.. Montana State, Butte.
Utah w. Colorado, Boulder, Colo.
Gonxaga W. Whitman, Spokane.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
V. P. I. LINE Is STRONG.

BLACKSBURG, Va, October 26 Lp
Apparently well pleased with tt
manner in which his line is workinl
Coach Gustafsen looking toward tn
battle with King College here tomorrow
is devoting his attention to Virginia
Polytechnic backs in final workouts
the Gobbler squad TODAY.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
VIRGINIA CRIPPLED
FOR VANDY BATTLE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October
University of Virginia Cavaliers
who left here yesterday for Nashville
to meet Vanderbilt Saturday. expect to
take a workout in Louisville, KY, this
afternoon.
The squad that left here is In rath-
Faulconer, backs, both injured.
With these men on the lame list, the
attack Is virtually certain to be toned
down, but work has been directed this
week toward a new offense with reserves
brought into work with Sloan.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
HOCKEY STAR Is SOLD.

BELLEVILLE, Ontario, October rs
P1.-"Toots" Holway, formerly with the
Montreal Maroons, has been sold to the
Pittsburgh Pirates of the National Pro-
fesstonal Hockey League. Another
Belleville product, Lawrence Goyer, is
to join the st. Louis club.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
BY WALTER TRUMBULL.

I'm the bright days ca the old Balti-
more Orioles the home diamond
was subject to change. Robinson,
i McGraw, Jennings, Keeler and the
other members of that team which
put inside base ball on the map would
get together and dope out the pitcher
the opposing club was likely to use.
If he happened to be tall man,
he found, the next afternoon, a hollow
where the pitchers mound was sup
posed to be. On that day the Orioles
would use short pitcher, and the
enemy batsmen would hit against balls
which appeared to be coming up out
of a cellar.
But If the visiting pitcher happened
to be short, he would find real mound,
in fact, a small mountain. That day
the Baltimore pitcher would be tall and
the ball would descend upon enemy
hitters from somewhere in the clouds.
1t also has been rumored that the
lines between home and third and home
and first were so constructed that 1t
practically was impossible for a bunt
to roll foul. The Orioles were great
bunters. To this day McGraw can place
a bunt better than any player on the
Giant team.
The grass in the Oriole outfield was
kept long enough to conceal ball.
They do say that the horsehide which
which was thrown in. Naturally, these
are only rumors. gilded by the hand
of time.
Grid Oddities Also Possible.
There is scarcely opportunity for the
deft landscape gardening in foot ball
that there is in base ball, but here, too,
strange things happen.
One coach, who took fast eleven to
play slower and heavier team, is even
now complaining that the grass on the
home gridiron had been neglected to
the extent that it was an inch long, and
twined around the insteps of his speedy
backs. Next time he proposes to have
the men In his interference all push
lawn mowers ahead of them.
There Is another story on record OF
a game between two large Eastern
elevens. When the visiting team, noted
for its speed, arrived 1t found that the
field resembled marsh, although there
had been no rain for weeks. Some care
less person had upset the water cart
a most deplorable accident.
Then there are cases such as that OF
the coach (the home team provides the
pigskin) who offered the visiting eleven,
which had great kicker, a soft, a
softer and a softest ball from which to
make its choice. The great kicker that
day averaged under 80 yards.
The story Of the Carlisle eleven that
went to Cambridge with fiat leather
pads, the size and shape of foot ball,
sewed to their jerseys is old. Percy
Haughton merely stated that the home
team furnished the ball and, as there
was nothing in the rules as to color,
either the pads would come off or the
New Britain herald., 1928-02-06

SHE'S A BEAUTY-Miss New Zealand, otherwise Dale Austen, who holds that title as contest winner, ar- rives in Hollywood to em. bark upon a motion picture career.
 Infe-na tionsi Newsreeis
New Britain herald., 1928-02-06
,1nt.r.sttsna, Illustrated Nswsl

PRlNCELY OAR STUDENT-Prince Tong ri Kayou, nephew of Slams king is instructed in the usage of rowing machine by lzzy Winters. Yale athletic mentor in New York.
 Jllustra ed News,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-16
HOOVER NEEDS SUPPORT

Supporters of Herbert Hoover, who take it for
granted that his path to the Republican nomination
for the presidency and his election to that office, is
going to be in the nature of Big Parade" are max
ing mistake.
Mr.. Hoover will need plenty of support first to
get the nomination, and then to be elected Within his
own party there is strong opposition to him. This is
proved by the made by Republican senate leaders
to come to terms with the independent farm bloc" to
che end that they will join forces and oppose the
Hoover nomination.
The farm bloc" does not want him nominated, be-
llevng that he aided in the defeat of the McNary-
Haugen farm relief bill at the last session of congress,
also that he is pledged to carry out the policies of
President Coolidge, who vetoed the bill the vote
of congress- The farm bloc also remembers Hoov-
ers handling of foodstuffs during the war when he
regulated prices preventing profiteering by eXhorbi
tant prices.
1t is in the Middle West that the farm bloc is
the strongest Hoover will be strong in the West, and
he will also be strong in the South because Of his work
in connection with the Mississippi river flood His
strength in the East is not likely to be all that is de-
sired, by his supporters. The South being strongly
Democratic, Hoover must look to the West for every
vote he get, granting that he cuts into the
Southern Democratic ranks.
Every California Republican should Immediately
take steps to register that he will be eligible to
at the primaries and at the general election in Nove
ber. Putting 1t off may mean that it will finally be
attempted too late.
If Hoover wins it will only be because every egi-
BILE voter has rallied to his standard.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-16
COLONEL COPLEY
STILL BUYING
STATE PAPER s

GLENDALE, Calf, Feb. 16.--As
the first step in transaction that
will bring Is newspapers under the
control of Col. Ira c. Copley. Him
ois millionaire. the Glendale News
and the Glendale Press will be pub
lishcd as consolidated paper here
today.
The consolidation is forerunner
Of the organization on Sept. l. of
the Southern California newspapers,
associated, which will bring the pub
lications of f. w. Kellogg, Col. Cop
ley, and Samuel G. Mcclure into
one unit.
The first step in the huge deal
was cousummated yesterday when
Col Coplcy purchased outright the
Hollywood News and the Glendale
Press from the Kellogg interests.
The Glendale paper was then sold
to Mcclure. publisher of the Glen
Ga}c News and the two consolidated.
Mcclure will be president and gen,
eral manager OF the Southern Cal
iiornia newspapers, associated, while
Kellogg will become vice president
OF the Gopley Press, holding COM
Iany.
Col. Copley, who recently pur-
chased three papers in san Diego
left for the east last night stating
that the development of the Holly
wood News would he the first step
in his plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-16
Why q all thirga|.s .squea6s1
Nurse oJaDe.

mink nose as much like the bannN
uncle as she could, and then Naiiic
said:
..Ycs, I like it here very much
and IN going to stay for ever and
ever; thank You!
"Why, of all things squeai,cd
Nurse Jane.
"'To hear a little rabbit child
ike that talk.' cried Mrs. Long
ears.
And she doesn't speak baby
language ike Bunty," said Uncle
Wiggily. "Shc talks real grown up
like.
Then, to the further surprise of
the older rabbits and Nurse Jane,
! Nallic suddenly squeezed the rub
her nipple on top Of her bottle of
illl and a lot Of it sluirtcd right
in Nurse Jane 5 face.
/ "Oh, my goodness.' squcaked
/ Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy.
"What queer thing to do.
/ cried Mrs. Lcngeers.
she certainly IS growing up fls :
and I fear She will be as mischiev
Gus a little tyke rs is BABY Bunty.'
said Mr.. LonGears wiping some drops
Of milk from his pink nose. Fol
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-16

up much more quickly than do bov
and girl babies, and can talk much
sooner and run around more quickly.
SO though Nallic seemed small and
tiny, she was already quite grown
up. And a few days after that, when
she had talked some more and taken
more milk, Uncle Wiggilv said:
q think shall go out in the
woods again and get more maple sap
to boil down into syrup and sugar.
"Oh, please take me. begged
Vallic.
NO. YOU are too littlc,' said
Mr.. Longears who was alone in the
room with the new valentine rab-
bit And then, all of sudden a
voice at the window growlcd:
"Well, | am not too small, You
had better take me- -
"Oh, look.' cried Nallie point
ing with her bottle. And what she
pointed at YOU shall hear about to.
morrow night. Then, if the egg
bcatcr viii kindly knock on the
door Of the dog house to let the
pussy cat know it is time TO 60 to
sleep, | III tell you next about Uncle
Wiggiiy and the surprised Fox.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-16
Valley Praise in
Kentucky Paper

q" After basking for two weeks
beneath the brilliant sun and tur-
quois skies of Southern California
here at Ell Centre ('the center of
Imperial Valley, the great trans
formed desert of the Southwest, }
we are more fhan amazed at man s
genius in reclaiming the desolation
of the desert and transforming it
into garden spot.'
This enthusiastic comment ON I'M
perial Valley was printed in the
February edition of "The Gym
thiana Democrat" of Harrison
County, Kentucky, and was part of
an interesting account nearly two
columns in length describing the
impressions of Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
lam Jenkins of Cynthiana, who re-
Gently spent several weeks visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney jenkins here.
Seeing the country which is fa
miliar to all its residents through
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-16

Vallie had squirtcd the contents
ii her bottle long distance.
ooh. excuse me. said the HeH
little rabbit child. - didn I mean
to squirt on YOU, Nurse Jane. or You
Uncle WiEGily. l just wanted 20
see if my bottle would shoot milk
and it did.
"Ycs. it certainly did, squcal'-
cd the muskrat lady housckeeper,
wiping her face on her apron. And
then, as Valiie began taking her
milk. Nurse Jan" whispered 70
Uncle WiggiTy: How does it hap
p,n She - so smart and lively? -
Il guess il because she 5 a
valentine rabbit, - aid Mr. Long
cars. Though she only came to us
in a basket a few days ago. she has
already learned to talk. She is very
smart
Vallie lay in her cradle, taking
milk from her bottle and blinking
ler eyes. She seemed to be smiling.
Uncle Wiggily looked at her and
loved her more than ever.
Rabbit babies, YOU know, grow
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-16
Police Discredit
Identity of Bones

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb, 10
Police today discarded theories that
the skull and bones found on a
vacant lot here were those of Mrs.
Myrtle Waters, alleged murder vie
tim.
DR.. l.. W. Farrell, city physician,
who examined the bones, declared
them to be at least 10 years DID,
while detectives investigating tho
find asserted the bones were un'
carthed from an old Indian GENE
terry formerly situated near the
police of their discovery.
George Walters, Sacramento
negro. is now under sentence to die
on the gallows February 24, at San
Quentin prison for the murder, in
January 1925 of his wife, Myrtle
Watters. Her body has never been
found.