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Evening star., 1928-03-18
GENERALS WORRYING
OVER KEYSTONE PAIR

LEXINGTON. Va. March 1.-THE
last few days OF the week have been
marked by wholesale shifting OF play
ers for the washington and Lee Gen.
erals
Every possible combination Is being
worked on by the Blue and White
mentor with the hope OF bolsterine the
strength OF the 1923 diamond machine.
The keystone situation. which has
been causing much trouble. has seen
combinations come and 60. Both men,
bers OF the middle sack combination
from last years team have graduated
thus leaving short and second To be
filled. II seems At present that White
will be on the right side OF the bag. Sec
nnd. but who will be his mate Is still a
mystery Tuggie, Franklin. Ritchie and
Howe have been used ut short Tuggle
played left field for the Frosh last sea-
son, while the others were members OF
the Yannigans.
In an effort 10 strengthen the batting
power OF tho team Tips has been divid-
Ing his time between the receiving end
and center field. Jones has been doing
the bulk OF the catching. and IT. may
be that Tips will be stationed In the
outer gardens permanently.
LOwdon, last seasons only regular
gardener In camp. has been taking care
Of left field In center there are
slanker and Tips. and In right. Hick-
man. Slanker was on the Frosh last
year and Hickman was a reserve. John
ston, 1929 monogram outhelder. Is being
used In both center and left.
Spots is taking care Of the initial
! sack Eiglebach appears 10 be A fixture
/ or the hot corner again. This Is his
| third year there
| The hurting corps WAS dealt somewhat
OF severe blow by the loss Of Hainer,
who sustained a sprained ankle. This
| win knock him nut for at least two
weeks. Capt. Folliard has picked up
| about 10 pounds over his weight OF last
Spring and already appears In good
/ condition. The other huriers are pro-
greE4ins better than expected
Evening star., 1928-03-18
v. NJ. |. TRACK TEAM,
NINE TO BE STRONG

LEXINGTON. Va. March l7.-~Vir-
ginia Military Institute base ball and
track squads completed their frst week
OF outdoor work today.
Only three iettermen are available for
the Cadet nine this season. and eight
monogram wearers are out for the track
team.
Capt Barnes, outfieldcr. Black,
pitcher. and Sullivan, short stop, with
diamond combination. Hewlett. utility
outf,eldcr last year. probably will take
over McCalfs Job at first and Grow, up
from the Freshmen. may get the call AT
second Moore reserve last year, Is
being tried out At third and Sullivan Is
at short. p
Scott, up from the Freshmen. and
TAlman, a utility last year. may play
with Barnes In the outficld.
Black Is the only veteran pitcher but
Belamy saw some varsity service last
year and Rucker was on the Freshman
team OF two seasons ago. Boxley and
Gillespie, mainstayS OF last years Fresh
man mound corps, are expected To take
their turns regularly. Day. aubsu-
tuts last year. In being pushed by two
ex~Freshmen Smith and Hull. for the
Job behind the bat.
In apite of the loss Of Capt Yates.
Kelly and BeIlinger by graduation and
ri Eabers on account Of foot ball
injuries. thf track squad has greater
scoring possibilities than last year. II
viii he stfong IN the shotput high
hurdles. quarter and 1avelin throw. hnt
Coach Read must develop new strenath
IN the dashe8. broad jump. discus ana
distance runs. There Ia well balanced
strength IN the high jump. pole vault
i, and middle distances
Capt. Decker and walker. both LETT
ter men, win take care of the hurdles
and In addition the latter Is a good
pole vauiier and high Jumper Thqtn~
| hill and Upson, both veterans, arr. best
In The 440~yard run. Thornhillf also
runs In the century dash and Upson
| broad Jumps and runs The $40 Olhef
letter n,en Afe Johnson, weights VIM
| ter. two miles pettyi0hn. mile. and
! Old, high jump and laVelin.
| with the exception nf Gregory, high
Jumper, Wagner twO-m!ltr and uwAths
mey. pole Vhulter. all of last years.
| squad. leading candidates for the
team besides the letter men were mrm-
befs nf last years freshman squad.
| According 10 events thess are. Dahhes,
HoltAclAW and Mitchell; $40, Ca,Iaey,
FtlfRshs and Hanna; mile and tW0-mle
runs, Ewing Smith, Bate and Berry;
ppie vault, Jones, Read and Hwank
hhot ana discuss Iiaake and Grow
laveiln. Hsahe, Grow ana k,wank hlgh
, lnmp Jones' broad Jump. dfroerer.
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ANOTHER ALEXANDRIA
BALL TEAM IN FIELD

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March I7.--No
/ Truck and Engine Company Of
Alexandria has decided@to enter the
unlimited base ball field this Summer
and an appropriation has been made
for the purchasing OF equipment.
Slim Roland has been elected captain,
Frank Davis. manager, and Jim Roland
coach.
Jimmy Quayle, Roland Jones' Slim
Roland and Buck Newton. pitchers
have been signed. while Catchers Henry
Beach and Charles Shef1e will round
out an exceptionally strong staff OF
batteryuen.
Other players who will try for places
on the team are: Arthur SkiIlman and
Dtbny Simpson. first base: Jimmy Davis
and Frank Davis. second base: Alvin
Allen and Bill DeSilva, shortstop: Rosy
Hayden. third base; Leo Lyons. center
field: Hurley Butler. left field, and
Rhode Green right field.
IL favorable weather prevails toror-
row, many OF the amateur teams Of
Alexandria will don their diamond toes
and step out for their first drills
Columbia Engine Company No. Engine
Company. Del Ray A. c., Sarepta Lodge
NO. IS. Independent Order of Odd
Fellows: Cardinal A. c. and st. Marv's
Celtics are all awaiting the arrival OF
warmer weather.
Cardinal Athletic Club will be handi-
capped In It's training this season
by Downey Bros. carnival. which will
play this city on April "a. The huge
tents VIII be erected on PentaRon Park
and 1t viii take some time TO prepare
the field for its arrival and also 20
MI up the holes and reconditlon the
ground after the carnival departs.
Four Of the members Of the Alex
andriA High School varsity basket bali
team will be mis5ing when the team re-
ports next season. McMenAn1in. Capt
Travers and Smith will be graduated IN
June. while "Chunkey" Travers, guard
has stated that he did not expect TO
return. In this event only williams,
guard, viii be back.
Columbia Engine Company Ia seeking
games with unlimited basket BAN and
base ball teams. Louis Latham Il han
ding the basket bah schedule. while
Mily PAdeett is hooking diamond en-
eagemenn Either may be reached nv
pnoninE Alexandra i574 or writing
Columbia Engine Co.
Jefferson Grades School tbsseYs are
not yet ready TO close their 1927 "a
oaSket ran campaign and are after
more lzo-pound opposition. Il
Evening star., 1928-03-18
IOWA R1FLEMEN WIN
CONFERENCE TITLE

By the Associated Press.
IOWA CITY, Iowa. March iT.~-The
University OF Iowa was the only Big Ten
school To finish the season in the con-
ference indoor rife league with a clean
state. results OF final matches held last
The Hawkeyes won from Illinois on
forfeit In this weeks contests while
Minnesota beat Northwestern ASST To
33a5 and Indiana defeated wisconsin.
3.S34 TO 3,362
Iowa also won from Illinois by for
felt in the Big Ten division OF the
national collegiate matches. Minne-
sofa downed Northwestern. 1907 to
1855, and Indiana outshot Wisconsin,
1910 to 1894. In this competition.
Final standinss in the Big Ten Indoor
Rife League follow:
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Georgetown 7uch1nen BtSchooo,s Here Will
MARYLAND DIAMOND LOOP
WILL GATHER APRIL z

LAUREL. Md. March l7.---Laurel-
Savage Sunday School Base Ball League
will meet April 2 to elect officers. adopt
schedule and make other plans for
the season which will open May and
close Labor day
Another six-team league Is planned
and 1t appears now that there will be
two clubs from Savage. instead OF three: !:
three teams from Laurel and the other
nine from either Beltsville or Hyatts-
Vile
Harry S. Phelps. who has acted as
president OF the loop the past three
years. will retire.
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ST. MARY'S CELTlCS
WIN OVER BOATMEN

ALEXANDRIA, March i7.-~Gaining
an early lead and holding II oil the
way st Mary's CeltieS handily defeated
Old Dominion Boat Club. 81 10 iS. In
the armory here tonight and evened
the city unlimited basket ball title series
at one victory each. The deciding game
will be played AT n date To be set.
With Brenner and zimmerman head
Ing their attack CelticS took the lead
after the first four minutes and At the
half were In front. II to TO- Bryant
and Herberlig did most OF the Boat
mems scoring.
The score.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.


~ ASKET ball competition mar
- rows down this week to the
performames pert ,I%1,s...,, Of high high l. school ,1
seminary and college teams
have completed their schedules.
Western and Central High School
intcr-c!nSs series will occupy the center
Of the stage, the Hilltop championship
TO BE- decided before the week Is over,
while the Mount Pleasant school loop
will carry over until Monday of next
week when the final game is listed
Third teams play tomorrow at West
ern; second teams on Wednesday, and
the first teams on Friday.
Seniors are to meet the Sophomores
tomorrow afternoon at Central High
School. Juniors play the Sophs Thurs
day and Scffiors and Juniors will play
In the finale, Monday March 26.
Washington Recreation League teams
Will finish their triple-section circuit
Wednesday night. Eagles have the
championship scwed up In the senior
division. but second and third place
honors still remain uncertain. Wash
Hockey Club will meet Wednesday night
Nv AAcAAoAA AA Vic CACuIt
final.
Tomorrow night. Eagles will play a
special game with the Strayer scxtet of
the intermediate section at Business
High School.
Company r and Capitol Athletic
Club will meet Tuesday in a critical
game of the intermediate division. sec
ton l loop. as the former team is tied
for first place with Strayers. A vic
tory for the Hyattsville six would give
them the crown.
Basketers from the American Sc
curity g. Trust Co. have won the Sec
ton 2 title of the intermediate division.
One more game remains on the sched-
ulc. however. Southern A. c. and st.
Paul's teams will meet In this contest
Wednesday night at Washington Bar
racks
Withdrawal Of the Madeira Sextet
from the Seminary schedule this sea-
son. due to conditions at the school.
which made 1t difficult to carry through
the usual program. robbed this circuit
OF much OF Its color. Two of the high
Evening star., 1928-03-18

St. Adams, which Western conquered
last Spring To achieve the local crown.
Negotiations arc on for matches with
Catholic University. Viollanova and
Haverford varsity teams.
The Western tennis schedule follows:
April 17-University OF Maryland
Freshmen at College PARK.
April 13-Georgetown Prep at Gar
rett Park.
April 24-Tech.
April 25-Tom Institute at Port De-
posit Md.
May 4-Centrai.
May 5-Friends.
May lf--Business.
May l4-St. Adams at ST.. Adams
May iS-Eastern.
May 26-Navy Pleb.s at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

~ the AEs0rjsied Fffka.
LAWEkRCKy Kank., March IT,
Strange is the reaction of athletes and
followers oi sport TOWARD no. a. Some
athletes viii no. wear a suit, uniform
~ wkrfn"np 0iift that has this number
DIi II.
Generally Ne travel with Is IN our
psrtys II plsyeFe. the trainer sGd the
cDsch, A. fsther amusing incident cot~
tronAed us last year shsn we made y
liip INTO lows We Esd our usual -
IN the parry We msde the trip 0G
FTiGsy, tie i3he day ~ tbe month
and the players entered into lively
discussion as IN WBG would occupy berth
! 80. l3 Queer ss IL may seem most 0f
u" feilg~s on the team wanted This
berth The captain Wek given fTSi
! etl0ifa and he took 1t
We we're p!sylDk thee colleges In
Evening star., 1928-03-18
CALVARY M. E. QUINT
WINS LEAGUE TITLE

Sunday School Basket Ball League
closed its season last night with CAL
vary M. E. auint In first place. Two
contests were staged on the Y. NJ. C. A.
court In which United Brethrens won
over Columbia Heights Christian. % 10
q. and Calvary Baptists won from
Mount Vernon. 81 10 rs.
BY winning. United Brethrens won
the cup offered to the team having TIE
pest average for the second half ex-
elusive OF the first and second place
teams
1t vas the third straight Champion
ship for Calvary NJ. 2.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
HILLTOP SHOOTERS
DEFEATED BY NAVY
Fail in Last Two Positions
After Lea6ing--Middies
Lose Gym Meet.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 17.-~The
Naval Academy rife team defeated
GEORGETOWN today. 1915 10 1885, The
match was indoors, With the target at
so feet
The Georgetown team defeated the
Navy in tho standing position, but at
prone and kneeling the Midshipmen
came out ahead
Tolley of Navy was high gun. but he
was pressed by Cahill of Georgetown,
Summary:
Evening star., 1928-03-18
HOWARD WINS OVER
LINCOLN BASKETERS

Howard University haSketers defeated
their old rivals, Lincoln University
cagemen, - to 81. in Howard gym
nasium last night.
\ 6-point lead. but this was soon over
come by the local collegisnS, who were
never headed after they Sot started.
Carpenter and. Coates were the main
coeS in the winning machine.
Howard will close Its season Tuesday
when Virginia Seminary College court
men will come here from Lynchcurx,
Va
Evening star., 1928-03-18
GAME HAS STIRRING FINISH.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March II tap.
Mincic won the Indiana high school
basket bali championship here tonight
hv defeating Martinsville, II to IL. In
the last seconds Of the finai game. A
toss from the middle ot the floor by
serfist, Mnncie center. counted for
the deciding points
Evening star., 1928-03-18
NAVY.
.... asa t59 4o@--l.3id
GEORGE TOWN

For the first time In II years a Navy
gym team lost a dual meet here. Dart
mouth defeating the Midshipmen. 80
To - The Navy lost their last meet in
1911 to Princeton.
Bringing a very we'll balanced team
to Annapolis. Dartmouth won f1ve Of
the six events.
Summary:
HORIZONTAL RAR-,-won>, hy sadler.
Dartmouth. 335, Hughes Navy, second.
3lH: Hobson Dartmouth third BIZ.
SIDE HORSE--won hy Adams OF Navy.
SIs: Thompson Navy second. SOS; Thomas.
artmunth. third, 3s3.
PARALLEL. RARS---won hy Stewart,
Dartmouth o.. SA,ilcr. Dartmouth. shc.
md. 5,3, Miller, NAVY. third. 1862.
FLYING RlNGS--Won hy Zey. Dari mouth.
Alt; StHincr. Navy second 500 Hughes.
NavV. third. 4ai
TCMRLING-~Won by Hoh>on Dartmouth
aa3: tis. for second between HUGHES ant!
@urrie Navy t1S
ROPE CLIMBING ga feeU--won ny
Russell, nsrtmouth seconds Gslhrs,th,
NAVY. second. ) lilo. McEiroy. Navy. third.
) $40
Evening star., 1928-03-18
LOS ANGELES GRID Def
is SPEEDILY ACCEPTED

NEW YORK. March II tF').~-A foot
ball challenge. issued by the Los An
geies firernen 10 meet any fire depart.
ment oB the green earth" was promptly
sccepied today by the New York firc
fighters
THE teams VII! meet In October when
thf International Fire Chiefs conyen~
lion will be held At philadelphia.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
THEN AND NOW.

NEW YORK LH'j.-Charles y. White
first president Of minor league In the
International League territory. date
1898, H. EiilI alive and feeling well and
will accept an invitation 10 be on hand
when Montreal celebrates in comeback
In the league May q
Evening star., 1928-03-18

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any style YOU hike,
whether brushed
lightly or cnmh@i
down Nat,
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down particularly
ssncoth and tight.
after applying
tilostora, simply
nolslen Your hair
With water helera
hrueh.ng AlArga
eo,sle M lsl,Stora
costs hue \ tnfle
~ any agus stWN
Evening star., 1928-03-18
GUNST0N GIRLS WIN
FINAL COURT GAME

Ounston Halls fair hasketers closed
theh season yesterday with a clear,.
cut 35-n-is triumph over Garrison
Forest School stxtAt Of near Baitinore
IN me Y. w. c. A, gym. The victory
mAoe the season winning one for
Snnston, giving 1t 3 triumphA againss
2 defeats
Displaying fne passing and genera.
team, play the local girls carry achieved
the Iced and maintained IL throughout
Only one foul and that a technical orr
was called on GunEton.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Rch-looking and Orderly

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Evening star., 1928-03-18

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derives its health, life. gloss and
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Evening star., 1928-03-18
l3 Is All Right With Basketers,
But Is Banned by Hotel Cooks

BY F0RRksT r. pHOGI ALLEN.
fjb~s4aaH nf ksiisHsl IssATsI Bali Cpaobes
Akk@"5AtI4u DitfeitJF 8t Atltiettcs ~ tful'
ftslts ~ KAnass and An'b"f ~ NV Ess'
hat BsiI EiblA.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Scores OF last nights games.
V. M. |. NINE AND TRACK
TEAM WILL KEEP BUSY

By the Associated Press
LEXINGTON. Va. March If
Eighteen base ball games and six track
meets appear on the Virginia Military
Institute varsity schedules for Spring,
announced by Maj. Blandy Clarkson.
director OF athletics.
BASE BALL.
March 3f-Cathnhr I'nivsrti,y
April 2 and 4-Coruen
April R--SyrAruse
Arrtt li--Sorth Carolina
April f3--NlrKirta. at ChAriottesviMs
ApFil .o--North Carolina state ~
Apr,l el-NeriA Carolina. at Chapel Hin.
Anrtl @S-Elcn
Arr;I .S-VirKtnla
Nav Worth Caroline state.
May 3-0uantico NaLlnAs,
Nav a-wtliarl and Mary.
Nay ls-S. r. |.
Nav tt-0uartico Marines Al ouantiee.
Nav iS-Msryisnd, ut College Park.
May 1a-Msrylsnd.
TRACK
March Si--Roan0ke
April T--Marylsnd. at CoilsSs Park.
.Nrrti lA-EoTth Carolina state,
April sl--WilliAnf and Mary
April ,ss-Universiiy Of RIChmcnd. q
NAY S-v. p
Evening star., 1928-03-18

TODAY marks the unofficial open
ing OF the sandlot base ball
teams, although most OF them
4 will not inauourate their active
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Something should be- done by the fGSh
hsA l1Iies CsJmuljtIeF sbpul the rule goY~
eYnjns t9e Eiilc of ball allowable for
1se IA game one ~ ffA had features
of tG-gt Dsil il that team may ne using
III ell ~ prsctfce sessions end IN it$
games 80 UDlIned bail and then sun
d tniy bump into team whi"n tbJoNk
sgjt liiaf6 ball for tile tptltebi JhA
nsket y gD0c deal ~ difference IN tte
kicking and passing and general
handling The rules DIgJli ~ specify
dsGnitely that an cff3clsi Dsil must be
sltaeE lined of gujlns6 J'he unisns1
bsi IL oBe tast IL r1Y1eiFbctkd only of
lAAsEkI. allh tas r4DDsI bladder IN"
Evening star., 1928-03-18

~ ASKET ball competition mar
- rows down this week to the
performance OF high school
D and independent squads. local
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DEWITT SCHOOLS AFFAIR
ADDED TO FOUR FIXTURES
Season for Youthful Athletes Promises to Prove Rip.
gest in Year-Wcstcrn Tennis Team Is
Hopeful of Retaining Title.

= CHOOLBOYs OF the District group
are on the threshold of what II
now appears will prove one of the
- biggest and most interesting out.
EOnr track aeaenna hnraa mutt In
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Mercury A. e. midget team will drill
for the first time today at IL o'clock on
Sixteenth Street Reservoir field.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-09-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the County Of
Dickinson, on the 7th. day of
September 1928.
Dora Moore Complainant
against
Joe Moore Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce A vinculo Mat
rimonii from the Defendant for
the Complainant upon the the
grounds that the Defendant be-
ing a married man and not di-
'vorced at the time of their mar
riage And affidavit having
been made and filed that the
defendant Joe Moore is not res
dent of the State of Virginia.
It is ordered that he do appear
here within III days after due
publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy
hereof, be published once a
week for four weeks in the
Dickinson County Herald and
that a copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse of
this county on or before the
End Sept. rules, 1928.
A copy-Teste:
Lee Stanley, Clerk
]. C. Smith, p. q.
9-13-4t
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-09-27
A Hunt In Rich Hollow

watch Mr.. Fuller, who had been
calling so hard for the turkey
and expecting a shot every min
ute, but to his great surprise
heard the shot and foud the COB
bier killed. He came down to
where Mr.. Powers was hiding
and they took the turkey be
tween them to the nearest
house and had it cooked, so they
both enjoyed themselves over
the feast. They hunted much to-
gether after this.
During their hunting career
they fell in line with another old
hunter who went by the name of
"Uncle Dick. Uncle Dick was
the strangest man in the county
and maybe in the State. He was
the greatest hunter of them all
and loved to try his manhood.
One day while accompanied by
John Fuller and two bear dogs
they freed a large bear. Uncle
Dick said he had way to get
him down and. said he could
whip the bear with his fists. So
they made a bet, if Uncle Dick
followed for the dogs he lost the
and the dogs were to be turned
lose.
Uncle Dick got the bear down
and the fight began. It did not
last very long before Uncle Dick
was yelling for the dogs. "No
Dick, a fair fight" said John
"The dogs, the dogs, l say,
said Uncle Dick.
"No no, a fair fight l said
Dick, replied John.
So, Uncle Dick, seeing it was
fight or die, went to it in earn
est, and getting the best of the
fight with the bear, turned on
John for fight but John es-
capped. Uncle Dick received a
few minor wounds at the hands
of the bear.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-09-27
(By Dobber)

A good many years ago there
was an old man by the name
of Jacob Fuller, a great hunt
er back in the early days of
this country when there was
plenty of game in the mount
etins of Virginia and in the break
of the old 'Cumberlands.
While the old hunter was trav
cling through Rich Hollow,
there was an old gobbler for
which he was hunting, there
was plenty of wild turkey in
these mountains, but for this
wary big gentleman he had set
his heart.
The, old hunters of this coun-
Try had peculiar ways of attract
ing the turkey bytaking bone
from the turkeys wing and max
ing a turkey caller, with which
they could initiate the cry of
this particular bird.
While going along on the alert
! for a gobble from this wary old
turkey, for which he had been
looking for for some days, he
was suddenly startled to hear
him cry out not very far away.
He Immediately took out his
turkey bone and began to make
a quacking noise on it, which at
tracted the old gobbler, and he
very soon began to answer with
more of the loud gobbles and to
come closer to the supposed
mates.
George Powers, another of
the great old hunters and a
friend of Mr.. fuller, being full
of fun, decided to play a prank
on him by getting between him
and the large gobbler. So he
does get between them and
hides himself completely from
both.
The quacking and gobbling
continued, all the while the old
gobbler drawing nearer to his
mates, as he thought. While
crossing Rich Hollow he exposed
his head from behind some lynn
sprouts, listening for his mates
to call again, and Mr.. Powers be
ing a dead shot, fired at the
large red head of the gobbler,
hitting it centerly, the gobbler
went tumbling down the sleeps
of Rich Hollow, the old hunter
in hot persuit and at last get
ting him. He hid himself to