davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
z MATrtNEJ scHoDzE PRl
OSADE SV. CYRM1LA A
METHODA.

Spoloena schodza zastnpcav
spolkov osadnfkov pri osade
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda OIL 'adom
Sloyenskej Matice Skolskej ho-
la odbyvana dna 3. jdna, hned'
po drnhej sv omsi. Sch6dzu zaha-
jill mas duchovny, Rev. j. M. Lis
cinsky. Ma sch6dzi ibrali iieast
iiradnfci 1radniGky nasich spoil
kov al ini, ktorf sa zau0imajti 0
t1to 81 'achetnn vec. Najprv sa
prikro6ilo k zvoleniu nradu. Ia
predsedu bol jednohlasne zvoleny
Jozef Martinko, al ostatni trad
nici boil jednohlasne zvoleni. Ia
podpredsedkyne zvolene holy:
Maria Sulik a Cecilia Klain, "a
zapisnfka Andrej Adamko, "a po
kladnika Jozef HMnaj a "a do
zorcov Martin Muransky, Zuzan
ma Majercak a Helena Budaj. Ma
schodzi sa rokovalo OIL 'adom ko-
lektorov pre- nasu okolicu. Bolo
jednohlasne usnesene, lie kaade-
no eisla majn byt' vymenovanf
alebo majl sa sami prihlasit' ME
kol'ki clenovia pot 'azne clenky-
ne. Potom sa podavaly zpravy, ze
kol'ko ktore cisla uz odhlasovaly
ma ten ciel'. Prihlasilo sa II spoil
kov, ze uE iste sunny odhlasovaly.
Niektore este nehlasovaly, ale
81 hrbily, ze do budlcej schodze
odllasujl. Buddca schodza bola
ureena ma II. Gina veeer o pol g.
iodine v skole Sv. Cyrilla Me.
thoda. Daktore spolky este nebo-
" sastiipene ami ma jednej sch6.
dzi, ale tlfame, ze. ma budhce.
seh6dzi sa. al ony pripoja, ably
SINE mohli vsetci spolocne til pra
Gu konat'.
Ia miestny tirad sbierky:
Jozef Martinko, predseda
Andrej Adamko, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
Spolkove zpravy
sCHoDzA oKREsNEHo SPORT
sLovENsKEJ LfGY.
slovsnsky Den bude ma programe
. podan& bude zprava kongresu.

Ct. diradnici, zastupcovia Sbo-
fov Lfgy a vsetkych spolkov dcti-
We sl pozvani ma schodzu Okres-
neho Sborn Slovenskej Ligy, kto-
"a sa bude vydrziavat' v utorok,
12. jdna vecer v 'skole Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda. Cas- Slovenskeho Dha
sa uz blizi preto musfne sa az
raz pripravit' program urobit
Tiez zast1pca Okresneho Sborll
ma kongrese poda zpravu inc
zalezitosti budl prejednane.
! s lctou,
Joxef J. Schromofslky,
preds. Okr. Sboru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

~ Slovsnskl Lfss je vtenkrod.
90 ustanovixen, vStupnjte do neil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
SCHoDzA PoLIT. KLUBU v
HASELTON PRELOzENA.

Oznamujem spoluohcanom a L.
dom Politickeho Klubu Hasel-
ton, ze schodza klubu, ktora sa
mala adbyvat' 10. inna, preloze-
ma ie 2 priciny pikniku, ma sobo-
tn, Is. j1na vecer. Prosim bratov
@ hoinn licast ma schodzi.
M. J. Bartos, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
MEDZIKOLEGIJNY TANEC
MA STEELTON.

Klub Deer Najsv. NJ. Jezis u.
sporiada ma stvrtok, IA. jiina We.
Ger auditoriu farnosti takzvanJ
"Medzikolegijmy tanec'', ma kto
ry povolava slovenskn mladez
starsich. Ma zabave bude dana
odmena tomu, kto najkrajsie "a
tanei valcik. Hudba chyrnej or
chestry Broadway Seneraders.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
pRELozENIE sCH0DZ sBoRU
1O8. K. s.

Sbor 1O8. X. S. ma Lansingville
bnle cez baseballovli sezonu Wy
dMiavat svnje sch6dze vecer a
ME popoludni: Budiica schodza
bude w tejto nedele, 10. jtina q
Z. hodine vecer bratov Sokoloy
ziadam, ably sa vsetci dostavili
lebo name vazne pojednavanie
pred sebou. Zdar Bob!
J. L. Maruslkin, spravca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
Spolocenske zpravy
VYDARENY BANKET v GER.
XVI Sy. OTCA NIKOLAJA.

'
selton usporiadala 2. jiina banket
TX pocte svojho duchovneho otca,
Father Krusku, ktory je medzi
svoiimi cirkevnikmi Nv styri ro-
ky.
Blanket sa zapocal o 8. hodine
vel 'kym programom. Kym sa O.
becenstvo dalo do kuraciny, kto-
ri pripravily kucharky, dietky
cirkve Sv. Nikolaja zaspievaly
hymnu "My Country a jednu
slaviansku piesen. Potom Matej
Yansac, kontraktor a jeden cir
Ikevnikov boil predstaveny Father
Kostikom ako toastmajster toho-
| to banketu. Pan Vansac jeho hui
moron pretkavanou reeou pri
predstavovani reenfkov NAL vzdy
lnieeo ma obveselenie. Jan Garan-
eovsky privital obecenstvo slo-
venskej anglickej reel meme
cirkv Sv. Nikolajas Ia MIN nasle
doval Mr.. Star, ktory. zaspieval
po franc1zsky a anglicky. Jeho
hlas prekvapil obecenstvo. Ia
kych spevakov veru malo name.
Potion vstal Father Morajda z
New Castle, Pa, ktory vyslovil
Iradost' ked vidi osadnikov Sv
Nikolaja TAX V laske svornostl
spolu pracovat' a prial Father
Kruskovi, ably nielen 4 roxy, ale
25-rocneho jubileuma sa dozil v
teito, cirkvi. Potion boil predsta-
yeny Mr.. Sultz, vypomocnik PAM
IKubinovej. Mr.. Sultz ukazal ODE.
censtyu, ze nielen ma husliach, ale
Eaj ma pike moAe zahrat'. Ia tyn
|dieyGata 81. Anna, Sekerak a 81
Helen Megela oddaly darcoi
Father KruEkovi v spmevode bla
hozclania. Potom Father Mackt
IL Youngstown tiez prehovoril pa1
SLOW k oIbecenstvu, a "a jeho reco1
ohppenStyO ystalO a ZaSplevalt
Father Kruskovi "M ,oho lie
mech zije Father Krusko
Potom nam prehovoril par1
SLOW. kratko a miidro dobre zna
nv Father Kostik, duchovny G
sadly Sv. Alzbety. Father Kostll
v ieho reel nezabudol sa pod 'ako
vat' ami tomu, ktory co len jede'
krok urobil "a zdar .tohto banke
!. tau a ziadal, aby SINE sa drzali spe
|lu, mech nebude vynimky, ci je t
greko katolik alebo rimsko kate
Ilfk, hlavne ie, ze SINE krest ami
La Slaviani a preto name zit' v Ia
ske a priatel 'stve.
4 Poslednym recnfkom Dol Fathe
a Krusko, duchovny otec tejto Gil
a xvi. Father Krusko vstal so slzs
0 mi v ociach, cd radosti nevede
' lie ako sa ma pod 'akovat' vse'
!, |kym tam pritomnym "a til tactu
e e(lasku, ktorn mu preukazali osad
.nici a hostia v tento vecer tie
i. ze nezabudli ma neho, ked' le|zs
Nv nemocnici nemocny.
!. Potion pan Zajac a jeho spolod
|nici chytili sa do svojich instrr
mentov zahrali tax rezko po
4 nohy, ze to trvalo az do polnoc
!. M. +. Lesnal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
VEL KY sPOLOCNY PIKNIK
v HASELTONE.

y
seltone rsporiadaj1 M tejto ne
dele, dna 10. jina {. 260. IKSJ. a
.Sbor 159. X. Sokolov. Piknik bu-
de ma tych pozemkoch, kde oby
eaine kaHdeho roku byva, mad ka-
menarnou, ma konci North Center
a Haseltine Ave. Piknik je uspo-
riadany pre- Haselton Baseball
Gatu. Povolavame nan vsetkych
Slovakov a Slovenky, jak z Ha-
selton tax j okolice. Ked' sa
cllcete pekne zabavit' dobre ci
tit, talk prid tie a neobanujete.
Budh romantic hry,, ktore vas
bud1 zaujimat'.
Program pil1niku je nasledov-
my:
~ Zahajenie pikniku o pol 2.
hodine popoludni, Dulikovou hu-
dobnou druizinon.
q Baseball hra. Cata br. Jana
Basistu, predsedu {. 260. IKSJ,
bude hrat' proti cate br. S. Ne.
cku, spravcu Sboru 159. X. s.
!! 81 Cvicenie prostnych, male
Sokolky.
i A. Cvicenie prostnych, mali So
koli. .,..
s. CNieenie prostnych, dospelt
Sokolky.
/ g. Cvicenie prostnych, dospel
Sokoli.
i (Poznamka: Tymto t1ctive upo
zornujem rodicov, ktorych chlap
ci chodia ma cvicenie, ably ich po
, obliekali do bielych kosiel, sivycl
nohavic obuli i'm cierne papu6
ky S ciernymi puneochami.)
i y Tahanie povrazu. Jednotar
a Sokoli.
81 Behanie mechu. Nal
, chlapci dievcata.
81 Behanie poviazanymi no
hami. Dospele diev6ata.
,
p 10Y Skok do vysky. K. Sokol
, proti Jednotarom.
Brat Jan Basista, predseda I
2GO. Kat. Jednoty, mech sa dobr
i nahotuje, abby premohol Sokolo,
lebo mac bude muset' kaEdeh
e Sokola odviezt' domov ma tacke
a ci naopak. 80
Riaditel' sportoveho program
"a Sokolov je br. M. j. Lesnal
o Riaditel Pom sportov6ho progr'
r mu "a Jednotarov je br. R. Blk;
u Vol ma zabava bude aE do TIM.
V pade by prsalo, piknik but
= prelozeny ma druhn nedel u. ]
Ste raz vas iictive povolavame
u nezabudnite.! Ia dobre pohost
y ME ruci vybor. .-....
, Ia vybor: RI.
X Jan Basista, predseda Jed
J. Stan. Necko. snr. Soknloy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
soHoDzA =. 500. IKsJ. MA
sTEELToN.

Spolok Sv. Jozefa, (. 399. IKSJ.
bude mat Nv nedel'u, II. jhna pc
poludni Q 2. hodine yaEnu scho-
dzu pod kostolom Najsv. M. JeziS,
ma ktor1 Madam vsetkych 1dov
sa dostavit'. Name pojednavat
o yel'mi d6lezMych veciach.
s bratskym pozdravom,
Frank Bshan, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
po1Ro6Nk sCHoDZA &. SEQ
IKSJ.

Cislo 500. IKSJ. v Youngstown
dznamuje svojim 1dom, ze pol,
rocna sch6dza sa bude odbyvat
10. jdna, ma ktord kazdy jeden
I'D ma sa dostavit lelbo sa bude
0 vaanych zalezitostiach pojedna-
vat.
Stefan Dobrancin, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
sLOvENSKA BASEBALL
LfGA.
(Dokon6enie $ /. strahy1
Lansingvillcani prekvapenf.

Ma LanSlnRVlllu. este VZuy Sd
suduin, ako mohli prehrat' hru
) Campbell Magyars. To zaiste
bolo prekvapenie. PovaAavanf yo
vyhode, Rockovi chlapci zapoeali
hru myshenkou, ze hra je NJ vo
vreci. ale St 'astena nebola teraz
5 Lansmgvillcanmi Pred vel
kym zastupom v Gordon parkn,
Campbell, Lansingyilleani prehra-
Ii v pomere 8 ku 4. Williams, W.
chyreny picer Rockov, zacal ha-
dzat', a trval len tri inningy,
Campbell6am dostali styri obehy.
Potion Stricek, l'avak, pokraeo
val, kde Williams prestal, ale Joe
Obrosky a Nevak urobili chyby,
a Jurak, behln CampbelEanov,
udrel home run, ktory postavil
Campbelleanov do vyhody. s w
sledkom s ku 4, Mad 'ari hrali s
hlavami hore, Oris, nadhadzu-
i1c ami daky "big Lacquer, in
spiroval Mad 'arov, a Joe Check
sedel ma lavici, ably boil pohotove,
keby sa Orisovi nieco prihodilo.
Lansingvilleani neboli svoji, eosi
bolo S Rockovon catou, lebo Rock
ma najlepsiu catu lige. NM ale
najlepsia eata nevyhra Wdy.
Farrell IA, Warren II.
Preco je Frank Darkus smut
ny? Farrellcania majn odpoved'.
Vyhrat', ked' uz Warrencani ma
Ii osem obehov. Len 81 predstav-
me! Warremcani mali osem obe-
hov oproti styrom Farrelleanov
v siestom inningu, a predsa mu-
sell prehrat' Obe caty billy tuho.
Egan a Evans nadhadzovali "a
Warreneanov a johnson a Mo-
reau "a Farrellcanov. Frank Oar
kus Dol trochu zroneny mad Wy
sledkom, lebo toto bola Nv stvrta
iedna -za-druhou priehra Thomas
Steel caty. Konecny v!sledok Dol
IA ku II. Hays Spelman, naJep-
Il picer Warreneanov, boil si,spen-
doyany, lebo sa nehlasil V nede,
Il'u do eaty. Darkus sa vyslovh
| lie ak sa neukaze ma praktlzova'
ME tohto tyHdna, no prepusti.
i Hillcrestcani vyhrali hru n1im'
Ligy.
Campbell Hillcrests nemall pa
ry minulej. nedele, ale to lch ne
zdrzalo cd hrania.. Spravca Lubr
zariadil hru so strutherskymi So
: kolmi dial Sokolom vyprask Wy
hra ijt1tc pomere 13 ku 10. Hill
cresteani, bez Switku, Francisa
: Wasku, Gustinellu Sammyh'
Sli ma Shaffer's field skolekto
vail Is iderov od~ Repaskeho
. Mestrovicha. Strutherski Sokol
maiii dobrii eatu, ale Slovensk
Ligosi sn prichytri pre- Mich. Mo7
no 20 druhej sezone taxi hracl a
ko Repasky, Jonda a Minghatt
budd hotovi pre- vaesiu hru. No
yak a Horvath udreli home runs
Hillcrestcani mali IL obehov V
inningoch. Spravca L,ubic vyna
Barillarea a postal Joe Brayer
!. nadhadzovat'. Strutherski Soko
boiovali hore vrchom a dOstali /
obehov, ale potion Hillcrestean
sa spmkli a nedovolili i'm via
prekrocit' platnu.
: Spravca Juraj Lubic povedi
isvoju Hillcrest catu Ease do Stru
Tiers ma nedel'u, tento raz oprot
Stankovym Strutherskym Slova
1 kom. Strutherscania mono pou
r zijn svojho vzacneho John SmitI
t ma nadihadzovanie, Rosy Braye
ma chytanie. Lubic vymenuj
D Francisa a Switku.
! Campbell Magyars, opojenf vi
t'azstyom mad tax mpcnymi Ga
(, tami ako, sh. Farrell q Lansing
: vile, pojd1 do Warren hrat
Darkusou Thomas Steel catou ;
! Moose parku. Check bude Nadia
Evening star., 1928-12-10
EASTERN QU|NTETS
PLAY IN MIDWEST
Pitt to Figure in Two, Penn
in Three Contests With
Big Ten Fives.
BY PAUL r. NICHOLSON.

CHICAGO, December 10 (R.-Inva-
sions by two powerful Eastern teams,
Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania, injects
the spice of intersectionalism into the
Big Tens preliminary basket ball sea-
son this week.
The two teams, which won high hon.
ors by their prowess last season, will
engage five Big Ten teams and the con-
tests headline the 11-game card of the
week.
Pittsburgh, conceded the national
title last season, meets Northwestern at
Evanston Friday night and the next
night clashes with Wisconsin's Giants
at Milwaukee, where the largest crowd
that ever saw a basket ball game In
Wisconsin is anticipated.
Pennsylvania, Eastern intercollegiate
champions last season, meets Indiana,
co-holders of the Big Ten title, Thurs
day night at Bloomington, Ohio State
at Columbus on Friday night and
Michigan at Ann Arbor the night fol-
lowing.
The invasion of Pittsburgh will give
Big Ten teams a chance to regain some
of the cage prestige lost last season
when the Panthers defeated for~ OF
them in five nights.
Illinois, wisconsin, and Purdue, which
was tied with Indiana for the title last
season, open their campaigns this week
Wisconsin meets Franklin College and
Illinois tangles with Bradley tonight,
while Purdue starts against Wabash on
Tuesday. Other scheduled preliminary
games are Purdue at washington Uni
versity, st. Louis, Friday, and Lombard
at Illinois and Minnesota at Drake
Saturday night.
Three upsets marked the grand OPEN
ing of the Big Ten preliminary sea-
son Saturday night. Washington Uni
versity defeated Indiana, 81 to 30; Ohio
Wesleyan walloped Ohio State, 36 to
20, and North Dakota edged out Mime
sofa, IS to "a The other three teams,
which made their seasonal debut, were
victorious but their showing was far
from impressive. Iowa defeated South
Dakota, 81 to IT; Chicago beat Mon
mouth, % to 16, and Northwestern sank
wabash, 35 to 90. 1t was the poorest
first night showing Of Big Ten teams
in years.
Evening star., 1928-12-10
YALE ELEVEN HURT
BYFRAT ACTIVITIES
Stevens, Eli Coach, Gives
T., 1t as One of Reasons for
Teams Failure.
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MONTCLAIR. N. j., December TO-
Nal Stevens. Yale's foot ball coach,
thinks that the increase in fraternity
activities was one important factor in
the Ellis unsuccessful gridiron season.
Speaking at the annual Yale rally
in Nick Roberts barn at Montclair,
Stevens said he wanted to offer no
alibis. but he did feel that the fra
ternity question was one of the most
serious handicapS to the foot ball squad.
Fraternity activities cut heavily into
our work during three weeks of the
season. which were devoted to frat
rushing. he said. For years members
of the faculty have been complaining
of the encroachments of fraternity ac-
tivities on college work, but it seems to
have taken demonstration of their
harmful effects on foot ball to arouse
Yale to realization that they must be
curtailed. Next season, am assured,
they will be, so that is one less worry
on our shoulders"
Stevens remarked that he had in
tended to go to the Georgia. Georgia
Tech game at Atlanta, but that he did
not want anybody to get the idea that
he was lodging any of my critics. go"
he added, "Ducky" Pond is in Georgia
to see what should be seen in prepara-
ton for our Georgia game next season
and am here, with my chin up and
a chip on my shoulder"
Evening star., 1928-12-10
Y. .P.I. IS EXPECTING
+. COMEBACK ON COURT

BLACKBURG, Va, December 10
R).-Greater success in basket ball is
predicted for Virginia Polytechnic In
Stitute this year with the coming of a
new coach arranged for and with the
return Of number OF prominent play
erS Of last season.
Showings on the basket ball court and
as BrittinghaIn, Sutton and Rutherford
has the Tech quint proved strong.
No announcement concerning the new
coach has been made since final nego-
tiations are not yet completed. The
new mentor is expected to organize his
team around Capt. Brown, center;
Looney, guard on the 1927 team, and
Rice, veteran forward of two campaignS
Returning Varsity reserves of last year
include Amole, Moore, Shepherd and
Spangler. Evans, a promising forward
from the freshmen outfit of two years
back, is expected to make a strong bid
along with formidable array of talent
from the 1928 yearling team.
Among the newcomers to varsity
ranks who played strong ball last sea-
son with the freshmen are Zirkle, DON
aldson, Baker, Owens, Phil and Bob
Spear, Peyton, Cross and jenkins. All
OF these players are steady and capable
performers.
A gerat deal will depend upon how
these new men take to the faster var
sity game. Owens is strong guard
prospect, Donaldson and Zirkle were
heavye scorers at center and forward.
Bob Spear, who captained the yearlings
Is capable guard, and Baker Is
smooth running forward.
1t Is predicted by observers that the
1929 Gobbler cagemen viii win a fair
share OF their games, but will be unable
to display sufficient power to sween
through opposition in sensational STYLE,
Evening star., 1928-12-10
MARYLAND SHARES
LEAD IN ! ACROSSE
Rated at Top for 1923 With
Johns Hopkins, Rutgers
and Navy Teams.

NEW YORK, December 11.-Univer-
sity of Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Navy
and Rutgers were rated together at the
top in the ranking of the teams for the
1928 by the United States Intercol-
legiate Lacrosse Association, which met
here yesterday.
Syracuse, Union. Yale, Cornell and
Swarthmore and Dartmouth tied, fol-
lowed in order in the rating.
Louis j. Korn, Swarthmore, chair
man; r. T. Abercombie and E. T.
Stuart. Johns Hopkins and Roy Taylor
Cornell. comprised the ranking CON-
mittee.
Lacrosse will be on the program of AZ
Spring it was brought out at the meet
ing.
Gaining in Popularity.
Last season athletes of 80 collegiate
institutions along the Atlantic Seaboard
engaged in this ancient Indian game
that is rapidly regaining popularity, and
next season 10 additional schools will
have teams in the field. 1t was reported
that several more colleges planned to
drop base ball for lacrosse.
These will include Western Mary
land. Washington College, University
of Delaware, williams, Springfield and
William and Mary.
Thirty college teams and several in
dependent clubs were represented at
the meeting, which was presided over
by E. M. Steuart, former Johns Hop
kins and Mount Washington star
who is president of the association
All officers were reelected. They are
in addition to Stuart: L. j. Korn,
Swarthmore, vice president, and E. S.
Barber, Harvard. secretary and treas
urer.
Rules Committee Named.
A new committee on rules was ap-
pointed. It is composed of Roy Taylor,
Cornell; G. E. Marsters. Harvard: r. v.
Truitt, Maryland, and G. c. Collins,
Cornell.
Most of the teams of the associa-
ton were represented by their coaches
and graduate managers. Among those
In attendance were Ray Van Orman
and William G. Schmeisser, coach and
advisory coach. respectively, of Johns
Hopkins; Coach Dinty Moore, Of st.
Johns College, Annapolis; Comdr.
Hedrick, U. s. N, representing the
United States Naval Academy; Lieut..
Lord, U. S. A., representing the United
States Military Academy; Jack Faber,
coach of Maryland, and S. Park, Penn
sylvania University coach.
Evening star., 1928-12-10
ONLY THREE TEAMS HAVE
UNMARRIED 1928 RECORDS

a monopoly of the Southern honors.
TenneSsee'S talented young. band fin
ished Its second successive season with
only tie to mar the victorious sweep
Of the Volunteers. Over three-year
stretch Tennessee has only one defeat
on its record in 27 games. Twenty
four triumphs, two ties and one set
back testify to the results obtained un-
der the West Point system of Mai.
Bob Neyland.
+ Florida. even though upset by this
Tennessee team in the final game at
Knoxville last Saturday, enjoys the dis
ttnction of scoring the highest total of
points of any major team in the coun-
try. The Gators, dropping their final
game by a single point after winning
eight in row, ran up 336 points.
Possesses Many Stars.
Tech has furnished most Of the
South's contributions to the all-star
argument. The Tornado stalwarts mo-
nopolize all Southern elections, taking
4. of the II places on the Asso-
ciated Press consensus team. They also
appeared prominently in every ALL
America group submitted thus far. To
Show how difficult it has been for the
experts to name any single man to
stand above the rest. Frank Speer, Peter
Pund and Warner Mizell all have been
selected as first choice on one or more
all-America arrays. No other team
can show such contribution.
BY winning the Southern Conference
championship for the second straight
year, Tech shares in another distinction
In year chiefly conspicuous for its up
sets on the gridiron and the overthrow
Of 1927 championship teams. Only
Illinois in the Big Ten and Southern
California on the Pacific Coast, among
the others, managed to stay on top.
a Utah in the Rocky Mountain area,
Texas in the Southwest and Nebraska
in the Big Six group all have known
what it is to collect the victors' spoils,
but they are back on top again this year
after varying intervals of less success
full campaigning. In the East where no
single team has an undisputed clean
to sectional honors, Boston College at
least boasts the best record of consis-
tency,
Evening star., 1928-12-10
135-P0UND ELEvENS
. LED BY NORTHERNS

Northers are leading the race for the
135-pound foot ball championship of
Capital City League as the result of
7-to-0 win over Petworth A. c. yes
terday, while MardfeldtS were turning
back Brookland A. c., 6 to O.
Palace Preps, downed Marions, 18 to
0, in the other game played in that
class, although, Mercedes gained a ver-
dict when Carlisles failed to appear
for play.
Mohawk Props, champions of the 15O-
pound division. added to their lead by
trouncing Peerless Props, 81 to o..
MacFarlane shone for Pennants yes
terday in downing 1roquois, 18 to O.
He and Addison accounted for the
scores. .--
After downing Yorke A. C.. yesterday,
II to o, Centennials challenge Pen
nants and National Press Building Car
dinal elevens. Arrangements may be
made at Franklin 4789.
Bill Goldberg, WintOn manager, says
his eleven is ready to battle Northerns
anywhere at any time. Same OrmeS is
asked to call Columbia 9446.
Evening star., 1928-12-10
Hyattsville Cardinals scored over Col
lege Park tossers at basket ball, 26 to IL.
EPISCOPAL QUINTET
TO PLAY II GAMES

ALEXANDRIA, Va. December TO-
Seventeen basket ball games will be
played this season by the Episcopal
High School quint, according to the
list made public by w. L. Fleming,
former Hampden-Sidney College star,
who, this year, is coaching the team for
the first time.
Twelve of the games have been
booked while five dates are being held
open pending the completion Of nego-
tiationS now under way with various
other preparatory schools.
The program will open January IL
with Fredericksburg High School.
The schedule:
.January--12. Fredericksburg High School
Of Fredericksburga Va: 10, Swayely School at
Manassas, Va; 10, st; James School Of st;
James, Md; 23, Eastern High School Of
Washington; 26. Gilman Country School at
= Febr1ary-i. Augusta Military Academy Of
Fort Defiance, Va. at Charlottesville; 2,
Virginia Episcopal School at Lynchburg:, 8,
open; O., open; 13, open; IS. McGuire's Uni
versity School at Richmond; 16 st Chris
School Of MdAassas: %, Maury Hign Of
N1tai Marchza.. =. Woo,dberry Forest School at
Orange. Va