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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-15

WHEN mans in love, there is One-there simply
W could be any else-haf wonderful or
beautiful his Beloved Helen of Troy, CleOpatra-aI
the sirens of the world put together couldn't hold
candle HIS love!
"Just wait until you meet her! Why, she's wonderful!
She's the most beautiful thing in the world! And her
disposition? She's simply angel" Haven't you heard
your brother, of his pals this way? And
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-15
Drivers Test

Would.be motorists IN Los y
geles go through a driving tes Nm,
with model vehicles SO arrange q
on street diagram az TO pre-
vide all KINDS of traffic problem
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-15

nothing plain everydayness, suddenly with the
eyes of the Beloved is vested with all the virtues
and beauties of the world put together.
And who deny that this isn't half of life? II We
nothing but the drabness and ugliness of things
we'd never be happy know the ecstacy of live
ing loving. So don't laugh when of your male
pals starts to Some day some will rave in the
way about you and it's all true, too for the tine
being at least. Only artist beauty where
exists and Love is the artist of all times
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-15
Making Angling Easier

ACCOMPLISHMENTS fishing reel automatically rereves the
line after by of spring wound as ne plug
on the through the air. The tension produced
sufficient to wind the reel after casts OF sixty feet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-15
Trnppina Sardines BIZ AirpLane

Airpanes have successful finding schools OF %
dimes enticng them by dropping bait INTO s
wirelessing fishing vessels SeVefal rle
already this system
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-15

Lemon Sandwich Butter
One.half cup butter. one table
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lemon rind.
Cream the butter and gradu
ally add the other ingredients.
Especially good as the butter
spread for meat or fish sands
witches.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
BUCKEYES BEATEN,
80, BY GAME |LL|N|
Zuppke's Eleven Scores in
First Half, Then Checks
Ohio State Team. J
BY ORLO L. ROBERTSON,


- HAMPAIGN, ILL.,. November "A.
Illinois. 1927 Western Con-
ference foot ball champions.
~ today repeated its triumph Of
last year. turning back a de-
termined but fun1bling Ohio State team,
8 to 0, as Wisconsin and Iowa went
down to defeat in other titular contests.
Beaten in one conference game. IL
linois had been all but counted out of
the Big Ten title picture. But it was
determined Illinois eleven that went
forth to battle Ohio state with victory
possibly meaning the championship or
share In the title.
Illinois scored eight points in the first
half, and then held on with a desperate
grip as the results of the Michigan
iowa and Wisconsin Minnesota games
were flashed on the scoreboard Forty
thousand fans saw the game
All Scoring in First Half.
Illinois scored a safety early in the
first period. Frosty Peters sneaked
across the line for the touchdown in the
second quarter, and. as the minutes Of
the final period waned, Illinois clung on
to its lead that meant championship.
with the Illinois victory went Dr.
John w. Wilce's last hope of winning
the Big Ten title. The veteran Buckeye
coach bowed his way out of the confer
ence with one Of the greatest teams ever
put on gridiron by the Ohio school.
DR., Wilce's passing from the conference
ended a 13-year-old rivalry between
the Buckeye doctor coach and Bob
zuppke Of Illinois.
Illinois crashed its Ohio foe under the
power of driving backf1eld and an
overpowering line. It was a. starless
zuppke coached eleven that plowed its
way through the line, tore around ends
and tipped passes for a total gain Of
328 yards from the line of scrimmage.
while holding the touted Ohio state at
tack to 1853 yards.
Illinois attack netted IS first downs
to for the Buckeyes.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
NORTHWESTERN CRUSHES
DARTMOUTH TEAM, 27.6

blocked by Andres. 1t was the first
time this season that his extra point
boot failed. Northwestern threatened
several times in the second period but
was unable to supply the needed punch.
Bruder was unstoppable in the third
period. carrying the ball on line
smashes and end runs from his own
35-yard line to score. Holmer added
the extra point.
Dartmouth Shows Pluck.
Dartmouth then came back with it's
score in the final period Marsters
bullet-like pass caught the Wildcats
unaWareS and Booma found a clear
field ahead of him for his 40-yard dash
Line snaShes by Levison and a bril-
liant passing attack enabled North
western to score minute later, Holmer
going over from the 3-yard line. His
place kick for extra point was good
again.
Dartmouth second threat in the final
period ended with a tumble, Holmer
picking up the ball on Northwestern's
17-yard line and galloped SO yards for
touchdown, adding the extra point from
placement.
Northwestern gained 305 yards from
the line of scrimmage as compared to
118 by Dartmouth; in first downs the
Wildcats made 25 to Dartmouth's 8: in
passing Northwestern also excelled, COM
pleting out of for 95 yards. while
Dartmouth completed S out of 16 for
N yards.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
BIRMINGHAM BEATEN
BY HOWARD COLLEGE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November "a
R).-Foot ball supremacy for 1923 In
Blrmingham'S private college fued was
settled this afternoon as grimly on the
gridiron as was the rivalry that pre-
cedcd the game between Birmingham
Southern and Howard College, which
eliminated in the death of a student
Howard won 13 to 10.
Howard scored twice in the third
period on recovered tumble and a
long run. Southern tailed in the second
and third periods with passes.
Looked upon as Birnlingham's OUT
standing sports event of the year. the
crowd was several thousand short of the
record $1,000 attendance lest year
which American Legion officials spon-
sors Of the game, attributed to the slay-
ing four nights ago of Montress Free
man, Birmingham Southern freshman,
by Ollie Westbrook Howard st"A~,t
Criticism was directed by citizens at
the decision Of college officia,s to have
the game played following the young
freShman's death. which brought to a
climax a period of disorderly hazing be-
tween the two student bodies.
Preceding the memorial at Legion
Field today in tribute to Freeman an
nouncements were made at both COL
leges that a truce had been declared
whereby "rowdyism" should cease.
Westbrook, free on bond of $2,50O.
under charge of first degree man.
slaughter, today was ordered to appear
for preliminary hearing November 80
Evening star., 1928-11-25
VIRGINIA A. c. LISTS
MERCEDES ELEVEN

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November "a
Reina Mercedes of Annapolis has been
scheduled for game here tomorrow
afternoon with. the Virginia A. C.
Shipyard Field at 2:30 pm. and the
contest Is expected to prove the most
brilliant that has been billed by .he
Orange and Blue this season.
The locals have been weakened by
the loss of Ward and the absence of
geveral players who are on the hospital
list, but several new additions viii bc
Virginia eleven should be as strong,
if not stronger, than at any other time
this season.
One Of the most interesting sand.ot
gridiron games listed for tomorrow Is
the tilt between the st. Mary's Celtics
and the newly-organize Shamrock
A. G. of Washington, which will take
place in Dreadnaught Park at 3 o'clock.
Hoffman CIOthiers are attempting to
arrange a game with George Mason
High School for Friday night at $50
o'clock in the Armory Hall. Hoffman
Buddies have opened negotiations FOR
a preliminary contest iwth the George
Mason girls.
The supper which was to have been
given Monday night by George Mason
High Schools domestic science students
to raise funds for the support of ath-
letics has been indefinitely postponed
Alexandria Fire Department and the
Arlington A. c. of Clarendon, Va, will
be opponents in an unlimited foot ball
contest on Hayden Field at O'CLOCK
tomorrow.
RosebudS will entertain G. P. O. Fed
erals of Washington in foot ball game
tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock Oil
Edward Duncan Field.
Virginia Juniors and Yosemite A. G.
of Washington are Carded to meet in a
grid match tomorrow afternoon at lao
o'clock on Shipyard Field.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
BY PAUL r. NICHOLSON,


DYCHE STADIUM. Evanston, ILL.,,
November 24-Led by its three mus
keteers, Hank Bruder, Capt. Walter
Holmer and Yatz Levison Northwest
ern overwhelmed the Green Ghost" of
Dartmouth. 27 to 6, in their inter-
sectional foot ball combat before rec
ord throng of $4,000 at Dyche Stadium
today.
Dartmouth fought valiant battle,
but was outclassed, outCharged and
outsmarted from the first kickoff. The
Wildcats appeared invir1cible. ripping the
Big Green line into shreds and making
long gains on end runs and passes.
Bruder, Northwestern's feet sophomore
and Capt. Holmer, tore off damaging
gains almost every time they carried the
ball, while LeviSon was superb with his
ingenious field generalship.
Two Do the Scoring.
It was Bruder and Holmer who did
all Northwestern's scoring, the Pekin
farmer boy going over for two touch
downs and Holmer splaShing over for
two, to which he added three extra
points from placement.
Dartmouth threatened but twice, once
when Booma at left end speared short
pass from Marsters and sprinted for
touchdown at the start of the final pc
riod. Three minutes later the Big
Green team plowed its way to North
Westerns 25-yard line, but here Clark
of Dartmouth fumbled and the alert
Holmer scooped UP the oval and sprint
ed SO yards for Northwesterns fourth
and f1ral touchdown.
Only in kicking did Dartmouth equal
Northwestern Marsters, Dartmouths
triple threat star, fought close kicking
duel with Holmer and neither had the
edge. Marsters played brilliantly, but
Northwestern's charging line stopped
him at every turn.
Northwestern scored its first touch
down in the first period. A pass, Hol-
mer to Levison. carried the ball 20 yards
to Dartmouth's 35-yard stripe. On the
next play Bruder rammed through left
tackle to the 1-foot line, from where
he went over on sneak through center
Capt. Holmer's try for extra point was
Evening star., 1928-11-25
IOWA "GIVEN" BIG TEN
TITLE BY RATING PLAN

BY the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. November "a.
Frank Dickinson, professor of eco
nof11ics at the University of Illinois
and originator of the foot bali rating
system, declared tonight that al
though the percentage columns show
Illinois champion of the Big Ten
Conference, Iowa actually Is the
champion.
Iowa won over Illinois because
Iowa played a hard schedule. while
Illinois untintenti0nally prOfited by
easy opponents" Prof. Dickinson
said. "Iova met all of the first di-
vision teanRe except Illinois, whereas
Illinois played only the lowest rank
ing team in the first division, Ohio"
Prof. Dickinson rated the teams as
follows: Iowa, 81: Illinois, 20: Wis
consin. 20; Minnesota, 10: Ohio, IS;
Michigan. Is lost TO OhiO); North
western, 16; Purdue, Is 0ost to
NOrthwestern) Indiana, Ia; Chi
cago, 10.
"Iowa played three division games
and won two of them. whereas I'LL
nOis played only one such game and
won it," Prof. Dickinson said.
Under Prof. DickinSor's system,
Iowa received 80 points for the Min
f1es0ta and Ohio victories in the first
division, 20 points for defeating Chi
cago in the second division and 10
points for losing to Michigan in the
second division.
The points are added and divided
by five.
Illinois scored 20 points each for
the Northwestern, Indiana and Chi
cagO second division victories. 80
points for defeating Ohio in the first
division and 10 for losing TO Mich
igan, second division.
First division teams are those with
mark Of 500 or better in the
standard rating.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
GEORGE MASON HIGH
BEGINS BASKET BALL

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November "a
George Mason High School has started
basket ball practice with 25 candidates
trying for places on the team, which is
coached by w. A. Richardson, Airing
ton County public schools physical
education instructor and former Will
liam and Mary College star.
Foote, Harding and Clarke, who held
down regular positions on last years
team are among those trying to earn
be-ths. Others showing up we'll are
Lester Scott, Henry Scott, Vincent Cur
tis. Gary, Williams, Goode. Cogan
Wood. Redmond. Pearson, Maynard,
Cassidy, ST. Johns and Petersilia.
The team, which has no court of it's
own, has been drilling the past week in
Armory Hall, but will have to relin-
quish 1t to Alexandria High School
when the latter starts cage work How
ever, Manager Robert Gary has ar
ranged to pit his quint against Episco-
pal High School in practice scrimmage
three days each week
The arrangement with Episcopal will
eliminate the necessity of the Orange
and Black cagers travelling to Ballston,
Va, to practice in the Washington-Lee
High School gymnasium as it was
forced to do last Winter.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
BUSY BASKET BALL
CAMPAIGN ASSURED
Most of Old CUNTS to Be in
Field Along With Many
New Ones.

With the foot ball season fast waning.
sandlot basket ball activities hereabout
are fast gaining impetus. Indications
are the court game is going to ENJOY a
big season. Most of the old teams al
ready have made known their intention
of reorganizing and host of new qulnts
are in the field.
Among the teams which plan deter
mined bid for the unlimited class crown
now held by Anacostia Eagles is the
Phoenix A. C. combination managed by
AL Chroniger Phoenix. which boasts
group of highly capable. performers
will open its season this afternoon en-.
gazing Isherwood A. c. in the Noel
House gymnasium at 3 o'clock.
Leading members Of the Phoenix
squad are Hutchinson, Lyles, Homan,
Gibson, Adair, Clifford. Koontz, Stetzel'
Nicholson and Lewis.
After the New Year the Phoenix Club
is planning to stage preliminary games
Sunday afternoons between girls teams.
Manager Chroniger is receiving chal-
lenees from unlimited class teams a.
ala Eleventh street southeast, telephone
Atlantic 2461.
Phoenix A. c. is one of the most
f1ourishinn clubs of It's kind in the city
having $50 members It's clubhouse Is
at Third and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Service Company, National Guard, of
Silver Spring, Md, Is planning TO De
represented by a strong flve TINS VIM
ter. Candidates for the team will prac-
tice tomorrow night In the company $
gym in the new armory at Silver
Spring. All former members OF the
have
signed for tryouts. Brooke Grubb, sue
cessful manager of the Silver Spring
base ball team. will also pilot the
Soldier courtmen. He is booking games
for the basketers at Silver Spring
117-W. He is especially deslrous OF
listing games with teams from dis
tance.
Peck Memorial junior class team is
after a game to be played as a pre-
liminary to the match between Peck
Memorial Seniors and Monroe A. G.
at the Peck gym Tuesday night at 5l5
o'clock. ANY team wishing to meet
the juniors is asked to call Manager
H tucker at Potomac 4270 after 6
pm, or at Franklin 1885 during the
day.
Games with senior class teams for
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays are
wanted by Northwest Cardinals, espe-
cially with quints having gymnasiums.
Call Adams 1746 after pm. and ask
for Manager Kelly.
Pete Ciango, manager of the Ire
mont quint. is arranging games with
unlimited and senior class teams Ci-
ango may be reached at Columbia 92l4
2fter $50 pm.
WintOn junior class tossers are gum
ming for matches with teams in l30-
l35-pound ranks.
National Props are after the scalps
Of unlimited and senior quints having
floors, and particularly would like to
meet w. H. West Co. Challenges are
being handled at West lit after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
N. C. STATE BEATEN
IN SNOWSTORM, 20
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EAST LANSING, Mich. November
24-Michigan State College ended its
gridiron season in glory here today
when it turned back the invasion of
North Carolina States Wolf pack by a
score Of to in game played for the
most part. in binding snow storm.
Victory came for the Spartans in the
closing minutes of the third period
when Danziger plugged at the North
Carolina line three times before carry
ing the ball over for touchdown.
North and South battled on even
terms until the break in the third
period. Although Michigan State made
ID first downs against 10 for the
Southerners, the Silver and Gold made
200 yards, compared with 169 for the
Spartans
North Carolina State displayed a
great passing attack throughout, but
the Spartans were prepared for it. AS
the end of the game approached, the
Wolf pack resorted almost wholly to an
air attack
Melton and Capt. Warren starred for
the Dixie team. Dickson, Nordberg
and Danziger made fine gains for
Michigan State, while Christensen, An
| derson, Moeller. Hitchings and Capt.
Hornbeck, ending their careers for
Michigan State, played well.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
PURDUE TR|UMPHS
OVER INDIANA, 14-O
BoiIermakers Are OutsCrim-
maged and 0utpassed, but
WeIch Turns Tide.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
7 AFAYETTE. Ind, November "a.
The powerful figure of Pest
WEIGH locmed in the path of
IL Indiana UniverSity's foot ball
team here today and Purdue,
although out-scrimmaged and out
passed, won the annual gridiron classic
by a 14-to-0 score.
1t was WEIGH who leaped high into
the air in the first period, seized an In
diana forward pass and dashed through
a broken field 65 yards for q touchdown.
Not content with blasting Crimson
hopes so early, he repeatedly out-punt-
eel his rivals, a number of the kicks be-
ing good for 10 yards.
Indiana had its moments, but the
scoring punch was lacking Fighting
mad over the result of the first period
the Crimson bucked the Purdue line
repeatedly in the next is minutes of
play. only to fail with the ball on the
two-yard line. It was there that Pur-
due showed its strongest defense.
BoiIermakers Get Jump.
Entering the third period, the Boiler
makers repeated a feat which had bee
come common with them this season.
that of sweeping through the oppo5i-
ton before It had gotten completely
warmed up. A series of line plays, in
which WEIGH. Guthrie and Harmeson
all made gains. and a 15-yard forward
pass. Harmeson to Guthrie. put the bail
within the shadow Of the final Indiana
of play Welch then plunged through
center Ior the second and Anal touch
down Caraway, subbing for Miller.
pisce-kicked the extra point. The first
point after touchdown was made by
Harmeson
The statistics showed that Indiana
had made 81 first downs and had
gained 296 yards from scrin1rnage. Pur-
due made only 13 first downs and
gained 210 yards from scrirnmage.
Indiana Outgains Purdue.
Indiana made six passes out of Is
attempts for IS yards and Purdue made
two successful passes out of 10 attempts
for 40 yards
Chuck Bennett. sterling left halfback
for Indiana, stood out above his team
mates. His strength and energy ap-
psared inexhaustible and he was re-
peatedly called upon for thrusts through
the line and around the end. He made
numerous long gains. 1t was his last
game in Crimson uniform.
Approximately $4,000 persons, the
largest ever to witness foot ball game
in Ross-Ade Stadium. saw the thirty
first renewal of the Purdue Indiana
strife. Today's game gave Purdue It's
seventeenth victory as compared to 10
for Indiana. BY virtue of its victory
the Boilermakers will retain fer an
other year the old oaken bucket
which has stood as symbol of victory
for the teams since 1925.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
Lineup and Summary.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
WINS TITLE ON COAST

BY the Associated Press.
Los ANGELES. November "a
Southern California's foot ball Tro-
JAMS rode into Pacific Coast Con-
ference championship today with
crushing % TO victory over the
bulky Vandals of Idaho.
Undefeated, and tied but once in
five conference games. the Trojans,
with the aid of the Is TO 13 tie be-
tween Stanford and California at
Berkeley. tonight were at the top Of
the percentage column.
They were challenged only by the
Golden Bears, who. however. had two
deadlockS on their slate.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
GEORGETOWN YEARLINGS
ARE GRIDIRON VICTORS

Georgetown University Freshmen de-
feated Western Maryland Yearlings in
a hard-fought foot ball game yesterday
morning on the Hilltop. The Hoya
Cubs margin of victory was on points
after touchdowns and one was awarded
them when the visitors were ruled off,
side
Emile Bozek brother of Johnny Bo-
EEK of the G. u Varsity, played strongly
for the winners.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
INTERSECTIONAL GAMES.

ATLANTA. Ga, November "a Op.-.
Southern Conference foot ball teams
have scheduled two intersectional
games of the first rank for next year.
Florida will meet Harvard November
2 at Cambridge, Mass, and Georgia
Tech the same day again will play
Notre Dame at Atlanta.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
Lineup and summary.
LEHIGH GIVES '28 DATES
TO PENN AND HOPKINS

BETHLEHEM, Pa, November "a Gp).
university of Pennsylvania and Johns
Hopkins will be met by Lehigh on the
gridiron in 1929, according to the
schedule released today.
Johns Hopkins will appear here in
the opening game September % and
Penn will be host to the Brown and
White at Franklin Field October 2s.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
!lARVARD'S ATTACK
R0UTS YALE, ITO;
ELI is IMPOTENT
Continued From First Page1


] lunding about the field in an aimless
manner until Pickard rushed up and
'i.ll on it in the name of Harvard on
'YGle's 40-yard line French at once
gave the ball TO Guarnaccia on lat
Cral pass for a short gain, and on the
next play the order was reversed, French
taking it from Guarnaccia. In series
CT dashes the bali was steadily ad-
vsnced against a receding Blue line TO
the 15-yard line. French then slipped
through to the 5-yard line and Guarnac-
cia bucked to the l-ysrd line, where a
first down was made. Guarnaccia failed
on his next thrust, but went over on
ths next for the touchdown. and Put
nam drop-kicked for the extra point
Another Touchdown.
In The third period Putnam ran a
Tale punt to Yales f0-yard line and
the combination of Guarnaccia and
french made a first down on the 30
yard line. On a fake kick French ran
to the l7-yard line, and two lateral
passes resulted in another first down on
Yalcs 5-yard line. In three plays
GuaTn1ccia plunged over, and Putnam
aT9jr did his kicking.
The scoring total was increased to II
in the fourth period. French passed to
Putnam on Yala's S-yard line but Yale
l-aced and the Crimson could make but
two yards in three plays. Putnam then
went back to the 17-yard line and nom
chalantly kicked a goal from the field
Harvard had an edge in all depart
inents. making II first downs to five
for Yale. Yale completed only one
,i2ass in 20 attempts, six being inter
ccptcd Harvard completed two out Of
Is and had two intercepted.
Evening star., 1928-11-25

With dependa bIes from last seasons
snued on hand. along with several new
ccmers of note, jewish Community
Csrter expects g strong unlimited class
quint. Irving Tine, Mats Levine, Harold
Corklin Lee Levine. Bennett Hirsh and
Elk Wallenstein are acquisitions of note
this season.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
KEEPS H1LL-AND.DALE TITLE.

EAST LANSING, Mich, November
"a (R.-Michigan State College won
its fourth central intercollegiate cross
country championship here this after
ual title went to Joe Sivak of Butler.
who covered the five miles in 26:13.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
Lineups
HOCKEY RESULTS.

Dctrcit Cougars, / Ottawa SenatcCa,
tcvertime1.
New York Americans, 4: Les Cana
diens, 8.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
WINS SEVENTH GAME.

DES MONIES, November "a LP).-
Draka won its seventh game of eight
starts this season by a. three touchdown
margin over Iowa State today. lS to 0.
Evening star., 1928-11-25

scoring-Tows. touchdown GLASGOW;
point after touchdown Glasgow fpl9Cs-
ment) Michigan, field goal (Gembis. place
ment): touchdown tDahlem): point after
touchdown. Genlbis (placement).
Referee. II. Nichols fOberln) -Um-
pire-H G. Hedges tDartmouthl. Field
iudge-Fred YOUNG illinois Wesleyan.
Head lnesman-Jay wyatt missouri
Evening star., 1928-11-25
9Thc Line-up.

Harvard cor:ng- -Touchdowns tGuarnac-
ci9, a.. Points from tries after touch
downs-Putpam % drop kicks, Goal from
feld-Putnam ldfop-kickl.
Referee-Ed Thorpe de LaSallel. Um-
nire-W r Crowley fBowdoin). Field iudse
a w Palmer fColeste). Linesman-T. j.
McC8be fHoly Cross.