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Evening star., 1928-11-14
VIRGINIA COUNTING
HEAVILY ON SPIRIT
Crippled Team Showing Lots
of Fight in Preparing
for Maryland.

UNIVERSITY, Va, November IA
great willingness of spirit may make UP
for weaknesses of the flesh when the
University of Virginia goes up to meet
the University of Maryland in College
Park on Saturday in the latest of the
series of gridiron contests that dates
back 80 years or more.
When Coach Neale came out for prac-
tice Monday afternoon, he found %
men waiting for him to tell them
what to do. He had excused Sloan anC
Hammer and some others of his regu-
lars who were badly battered.
Then Coach Neale remembered that
he had taken a crippled team to Prince
ton and had held the Tiger scoreless
for the first time since 1924. He re-
membered further that he had sent a
crippled team on the field against
washington and Lee, and his men de-
feated the Generals, 20 to IS. And he
remembered that it was spirit as well
as skill that brought these things about.
Consequently, Neale is trying his best
to instill winning spirit into his
charges. At the same time he knows
that no end of skill will be needed if
Virginia is to gain victory. For this
reason he is working overtime with those
OF his charges who are able to play.
To show the team that defeats don't
matter many students plan to make the
trip to College Park. Negotiations arc
being made for a special train to leave
here early Saturday morning and to
reach Washington just before noon.
Sloan is back in uniform and sc
are Hammer and Turner and Byrd anc
other letter men of last year. But on
the other hand, Capt. Luke and Flip
pin and others still are missing.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
NAVY KEEPS DATES
FOR ARMY TEAMS

ANNAPOLIS. Md, November IA
Rear Admiral Samuel S. Robinson, su-
perintendent of the Naval Academy,
stated today that the Naval Academy
was entirely willing to take up with
the United States Military Acad my the
matter of a renewal of athletic rela-
tions.
Not only had a date been reserved on
the NavyS foot ball schedule for pos
sible game with the Army, he said, but
a date had been similarly reserved III
the schedule of every sport in which
the service academies had formerly
met. This includes base ball, lacrosse,
field and track and basket ball.
During the Summer Admiral Robin
son had an informal conference with
Maj Gen. William r. Smith. superin-
tendent Of the Military Academv. and IL
was agreed that further action should
follow
| Though no official statement has
been made, it was learned here today
| that efforts are now being pushed by
influential persons to bring the acad-
emies together and to insure q foot bail
meeting next year.
| Comdr. Jonas n. Ingram, athletic di-
rector, said that the understanding
with Princeton was for an early game
next year, but that its date might de-
pend upon whether or not the Navy
| plays Army.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
w. & M. TOSSERS LIST
CUNTS HEREABOUTS

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, November IA.
William and Mary College will open
Its basket ball season December II
against Johns Hopkins at Baltimore.
This match will start a four-game trip
to Maryland and the District of Co.
lumbia in which Catholic University will
be engaged December 1S, Navy Decem-
Der 19 and University of Maryland De-
cember 90
Last season the Indians won the Vir-
ginia Conference title and their pros
poets for successfully defending the
crown this Winter are bright.
The William and Mary schedule:
December 18-Catholic University at Wash
ington.
lSS-Navy at Annapolis.
JANUARY 7MMedicaTi + coleeee Of favf Virginia
-9-Richmond Y. M. c. A.
l2-Hampden-Sidney.
14-Roanoke College.
17-Richmond at Richmond.
FEBRUARY 1-Washington and Lee at Lexing-
2-yirgsinia Military Institute at Lex.
+Rosnoke College at salem.
S6Bridgewater College.
9-Lynchburg College.
11Emory and Henry College.
14-Medical College at Richmond.
16-Hampden-Sidn College at Hamp-
den-Sidney.s
ieEvirginia at Charlottesville (pendins)
22-Richmond.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
.FlREMEN SCHEDULE
vIRGINIAA. C. TEAM

After making such gallant stand
against the plucky Northern eleven last
Sunday, Seat Pleasant Firemen are pre-
dieting victory Sunday over Virginia
A. c. of Alexandria.
Northerns had to stage an uphill
battle to pest the Firemen, 13 to 6,
and Augustine believes the Firemen
have hit their winning stride.
Virginia viii be the attraction on
the Seat Pleasant field at 3 o'clock.
Judging by past performances the two
teams appear about evenly matched.
Brookland Boys Club now claims the
l05-pound foot ball title and hurls an
open challenge to all teams in that
class. This team wants plenty OF ac-
ton and the more opposition the bet
ter is it's policy. Arrangements for
games can be made at North 1854.
: Practice sessions have been listed by
st. stephens Southerns and Pennants
as follows: Saints. tonight, 7 O'Clock,
home field: Southerns, today, $50
O'Clock, Third and c streets, and Pen
nants, tomorrow night, O'Clock, Iowa
avenue Fairgrounds.
Bob Sans0ne, manager of Fussell-
Young Preps, wants games with 30
pound teams Call West 3160. Mer-
curry 8O-pounders want to book foe
for a game on Sixteenth street Reser-
voir field, Saturday. Call Manager
Chumbris at Adams 561.
Twin Oak OO-pOunders found new
star in Goldberg in defeating Hilltops,
to 0. Goldberg recorded the only
touchdown when he made a neat catch
of Korman's pass and reached 50-yards
for the winning points. His team VIII
$50 o'clock
Evening star., 1928-11-14
stump |SLOST
TO WEST VIRGINIA
Mountaineers, Though, Feel
They Have Even Chance
to Defeat G. u.

MCRGANTOWN, w. Va, November
14.-Minus services of the two Sopho-
more stars, Stumpp and Bartrug, faShy
ball toters, the West Virginia foot ball
squad went through a brisk, but short
workout yesterday in printing for
Georgetown.
Stumpp will play no more foot bali
this season, 1t has been definitely an
nounced. This triple threat perform
er's leg is now in cast and he prob
ably will not report for basket ball, at
which he is one of the best. until the
first of the year.
Bartrug's injured thumb. which was
diSlocated at the wrist, is showing little
improvement and it would not be sur
prising to see this fine punter and ball
toter on the Sideline at Clark Grifith
Stadium next Saturday when the Hill
toppers are encountered.
Cassie" Ryan and "Roxcar Bus
Larue are staging a merry tight for
Sturnpp's place, while Big Sleepy
Glenn is ready to fill Bartrug's kicking
shoes.
The interest In the Mountaineer- Hill
topper battle Is great and at least 1000
West Virginia foot ball fans will be on
hand Saturday.
| Indications point to a spectacular
clash and the Mountaineer followers
believe that their team has an even
chance to win.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
SOCCER BOARD FIRES
TWO SPORT LEADERS

NEW YORK, November Ia CR. -
Nathan Agar, one of the founders Of
the United States Foot Ball Association,
and Wilfred Hollywood, secretary of the
Southern New York State Association,
have been suspended for all time by the
soccer governing body as the latest step
in the struggle between soccer factions.
The suspensions were announced
through Thomas Cahill, secretary of
the U. S. F. A. Agar is president of the
Brooklyn Wanderers Club of the Amer
lean League and of the Southern New
York State Association, both of which
have withdrawn from the u. S. F. A.
Suspensions for shorter periods also
were meted out to several players and
leaders in the game. The association
announced that copies of the suspen-
sions had been sent to the Federation
Internationale de Foot Ball Association
and to the British governing bodies,
with requests that similar disciplinary
action be taken.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
GAME WILL DECIDE
HIGH SCHOOL TITLE
Western Ties Central for
Third Place With Win
Over BuSinSS.

TT Is hard to figure anything that
would be more acceptable to the
Eastern High School foot ball
4 team than victory over Tech
in their match Friday in Central
Stadium to determine the public
high school title. Not only would
q triumph over Tech give Eastern
the championship, but it would be
sweet revenge for the 27-to-0 pasting
handed the Lincoln Parkers by the
Maroon and Gray in their clash last
Fall,
This setback, incidentally, proved
fatal to the Fasteners title chances
as they we're tied by Tech and Central
for the series lead despite that they
won their other three games, including
a 26-to-0 win over Central, which had
drubbed Tech, IL to o.
Both Eastern and Tech will present
elevens Friday containing many sea-
soned players, many of the performers
having taken part in the game between
the elevens in last Falls series.
On the basis of the showing of the
teams to date this Fall Tech appears
to have quite an edge on Eastern, par
ticulariy on attack. Both elevenS have
good defenses, but so far the Lincoln
Parkers have been unable to exhibit a
real punch on attack Coach Mike
Kelley, however, Is working hard to de-
velop offensive strength and with a
view, to attaining this is trying various
backfeld combinations. The loss of
Charlie Millar, clever back, who is out
for the season with a diSlocated
shoulder suffered in the Business game,
Is certain to be felt by the Light Blue
and White.
Western Is now tied with Central for
third place in the public high cham
pionship foot ball series race as the
result Of the formers win yesterday over
Business, s to 0. Western and Genital
have each won one game and lost tWo.
They will meet Tuesday in the final
match Of the series to determine which
team shall gain third place.
Business defeat yesterday, its fourth
in as many series starts, and its final
championship match, gave the StenogS
strangle hold on last place in the
race.
Though western was the aggreSSor
most Of the way yesterday, the Stenogs
contrived to hold the Red and White
at bay time and again when the latter
was menacing the Orange goal. West
ern scored its only touchdown in the
second period, when Noble Cook. West
ern'S right tackle, pounced on blocked
Business kick behind the Stenog goal
line. Page Worthington and Seeds,
Western end and guard. respectively,
blocked the punt booted by Charley
Rich from Business 20-yard line and
as it rolled behind the goal Cook was
on it in fash.
With Mike Hunt and Eddie Brown
field. backs. heading its attack, and
Quincy Owens, center. playing fine
jake Lewis, quarterback, and Morris
Denniberg, left guard.
In the third period Western reached
Business half-yard mark before being
halted. On other occasions the George
Evening star., 1928-11-14
PHOENIX A. C. T0SSERS
TO PLAY GAME TONIGHT

Phoenix A. c. basketers Will meet a
local schoolboy five tonight in Hine
Junior High gym. The Phoenix quint
showed real strength in holding st.
Pauls five to 17-to-16 sore Monday
night.
A benefit card party will be held by
Phoenix A. G. Saturday night at the
club, Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, at $50 O'Clock. All
persons are invited. Proceeds will be
devoted to financing athletic activities
of the club
Evening star., 1928-11-14
MARYLAND CAUSES
YALE MAN TO FLARE
BY WALTER TRUMBULL.

CHICAGO, November Alt was
no more than q coincidence that
Rogers Hornsby, greatest major
league second baseman, and Dutch"
Carter, greatest of Yale pitchers,
came to Chicago on the same day.
Hornsby arrived to sign contract
with Wrigley, the chicle merchant,
and as nearly as we could discover,
Carter arrived to get somebody out
of contract already signed.
That is one difference between a
ball player and a lawyer.
What did you think about Mary
land?" I asked Carter.
81 thought il would 60 for Hoover
all the time," he replied.
Interesting" said I. But did
you think it would go for touch
down against Yale?"
"Oh," said Carter, "you mean the
MaryIand-Y game, / think"
If you have any idea I am going
to print what he thought, with all
the censorship going on in this
country you are as crazy as the Chi
cago backfield when it was on Wis
consin's 1O-inch line and talked
itself into two 5-yard penalties.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
GRID SIGNALS IN SPANISH
NOW USED AT TRINITY .

BY the Associated Press.
BY practieing their Spanish lessons on
the gridiron Trinity University of Texas
foot ball players believe they have found
a way to outwit opponents without using
the huddle. .-t.
The team lines up and the quarter
back sings out:
"Signalesl Veinte, dos, ocho. Com
prendeS ustedes?"
The ball is snapped and an end run
is made.
The drawback, of course, is that op-
ponentS also may be students of Spanish.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
PRECEDENT FAV0RS
NOTRE DAME TEAM
Nv the Associated rreSs.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, November IA
Notre Dame will fight to keep intact its
record of no defeats on Carrier Field
since 1905 when it tackles Carnegie
Techs foot ball juggernaut Saturday.
While the Ramblers have met many
sturdy opponents on their home field,
they have always galloped away with a
victory since that date, and the record
is considered an omen OF triumph over
the strong invaders.
Knute Rockne's men, exeeps Johnny
Chevigny, came out OF the Army game
in good shape Saturday Chevigny, who
was knocked unconscious In the fourth
quarter, will be given . rest this week
and will play only II necessary.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
chon AheadofD Teams 1echEaste1 Clash Friday 1s Fans
TICKETS FOR TWO GRID
GAMES PLACED ON SALE

Reserved seats for the two biz grid
games here Saturday-the George
tOwn-West Virginia tilt at Clark
Griffith Stadium, and the Maryland
virginia battle at College Park -
have been placed on sale at Spald-
ing's sporting goods store, 1883 G
street.
Both Of the games are home-com-
ing affairs.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

Yesterdays Game.
Western, 6; Business, o.
Fridays Game.
Eastern vs. Tech, Central Stadium, ais
o'clock;
Tuesdays Game.
Central VS.. Western, Central Stadium, SIS
O'Clock.
Results of other Past Games.
Eastern, 8: Central. o.
Tech, /: Business, 0.
Eastern, g. Western, 0.
Central. ID: Business, o.
Tech, 49, Western, 0.
Eastern. g. Business. ..
Tech, 48; Central, 0.
Candidates for Techs basket ball
team were to report to Artie Boyd, new
coach, today for the FIRST time. Boyd
is. a former University of Maryland
athletic star. Formal practice will not
be started by the Tech tossers for sew
eral days.
Central High gFidders we're to meet
Episcopal High this afternoon at Alex
andria. This will be the first of series
of games to fit the Blue and White for
its poSt-season game on November %
here with Princeton Prep. This viii be
the annual @ Club contest
Evening star., 1928-11-14
HOFFMAN CLOTHIER FIVE
SCORES OVER SOLDIERS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November IA
Hoffman Clothiers last night defeated
the Fort Myer Band by 62-to-12 count
on the post gymnasium basket ball floor
at Fort Myer, Va.
The Clothiers will journey to Fort
Myer again tomorrow night, there to
meet Battery A at 7:30 O'Clock.
Bill Kagen, who played with Center
College when "Bo" Mcmillan led that
eleven to sensational 6-to-0 triumph
over Harvard, is coach of the Oceania
High School team. which will play
Alexandria High School here Friday
afternoon in Dreadnaught Park in one
Of the semi-final games for the class
B title of the State.
st. Mary's CeItics will workout under
arc lights in Dreadnaught Park tonor-
row night at 7:30 O'Clock for Sundays
contest in Washington with the Apache
A. c.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
ILLINOIS LISTS KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, Kan, November IA (P).
kansas will open its 1929 foot ball
season with a game with Illinois at
Urbana october S. In three gridiron
tiles, the last in 1917, Kansas was
held ScorelesS twice and won one game
Evening star., 1928-11-14

towners got within striking distance of
the Stenogs' goal, but were held at bay
The Stenogs mildly threatened the
Western goal couple of times, but
never really seriously.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

George Kirby, golf professional,
recently made a record hole-in-one
stroke-340 "yards-on a course at
SOUTHAMPTON, England.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

Jim Chapman, aged 72, is ranked as
the greatest deer hunter in West Texas.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

Frank Foley. giant guard Of Fordham
university's foot ball team. can hold
seven base balls In one hand.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

TIP FOR FISHERMEN.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Novem-
ber 14.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
Rivers were clear this morning.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
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Evening star., 1928-11-14

Score by periods:
Business Business ....-...",. g q e
Touchdown-Cook Point after touchdown
missed-Hunt. ldrop-kickl.. Sustitutions:
Wes1. WWes1tern: Seeas ior Snlnkis. Eoy ior Gerens:
Br2wn. Finley for Levy. Miller for Jones.
Referee-Mr. Magofin (Michiganl. Umpire
Mr.. Towers (Columbia). Head nnesman-
Mr.. Daniels (Georgetownl.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

\ T Is hard to figure anything that
I would be more acceptable to the
Eastern High School foot ball
team than victory over Tech
Evening star., 1928-11-14

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
AGYONL0TTEK A vADoRZoK
A CsEND0RT

Az osztrak Leobens k0rnyeken
a multi napok egyik ejszakalan
ket csend0r cirkalo k0rutat tart
tott es egy kunyh6ban rajtaitott
ket vadorz6n. A csend0r0ket va
daszok vezettek nyomra. Amlkor
az egyik csend6r benyitott a kuny
hoba, loves dordiilt el es a golyo
a csend6rt fejen talalta. Odaug-
rott a mask csendor, mire ujabb
loves ct teritette lie. Az egyik
csend6r meghalt, mask sulyo-
san megsebesiilt.
A vadaszok ere bel0voldoztek
a kunyh6ba es sikeriilt is ket
gyilkos vadorz6t artalmatlanna
tenni. Egyikiik halalosan megse-
besiilt es utk0zben meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27

.rsven sikeriilni fog a. angolk6r
eseteket a legminimalisabbra le-
cs0kkenteni. Megd0bbent3 dolog,
hogy a nagyvarosokban elS oyer
mekek nagyobb resze szenved,
vagy szenvedett angolk6rban, de
meg ennA is kinosabb tudni, hogy
szaz IS szaz szul6 ugy tekinti
kisse deformalt gyermeket, mint
ha annak elvaltozasa az egyenl
fizikai fejl5des termeszetes kife-
jezese lenne. Eppen exert tartsa
minden sziil5 legf6bb kotelesse-
genek, hogy orvosi tanacsert for
duljon akkor, amikor az angol-
kor elsa tiineteit eszleli.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
Az ANGoLK6R aY6GY1TAsA
NAPFENNYEL rs
CsUKAMAJOLAJJAL

Az Amerikai Orvosok Tarsasa-
ga egy kozlemenyeb6l kitiinik,
hogy az amerikai nagyvarosok-
ban a gyermekek 80 szazaleka
tobbe kevesbbe angolk6rban szen-
we'd.
Az angolk6rt az elegtelen meny
nyisegu foszforusz es mesz tartal-
mu csontok idezik el6, ugyanis a
fejlod6 gyermeki csontok kelld
asvanyi savak hianya folytan
megpuhulnak es konnyen defor-
mal6dnak. Ennek tulajdonithat-
juk, hogy oily sok gorbe labu, for
matlan karu Is mellkasu gyerme-
ket lehet latni.
Az angolk6ros gyermekek tobb-
nyire igen vezna testalkattal bir-
max es altalaban gyengek, erzeke-
nyek es betegesek. Az ilyen oyer
mekek hajlamosak a tuberkulo-
zisra es kevesbbe veszedelmes
tiid6-bajokra, (mint hiileselS, in
fluenza stb. J. Sokszor a csontjaik
oily gyehgek es hajlekonyak
hogy a gyermeket gipszk0tessel
agyban tartjak.
A legutobbi evekben az orvos-
tudomany kivalo eredmenyeket
mutatott fel az angolkor gy6gyi-
tasaban. Kulon0sen ket tenyezd
jatszik modern gyogykezelesben
fontos szerepet. Eek: a csuka-
majolaj es napfeny. Raj0ttek
ugyanis, hogy a csukama jolaj jban
nagymennyisegben talalni vita
min "D"-t, amely csontok asva.
nyi savat szabalyozza. Ugyanak-
kor kitiint az is ,hogy a napfeny
ultraviola sugarai, valamint a
mestersegesen el6allitott fenysu-
garak is kedvezo hatassal vannak
az angolk6ros gyermek csontjaira
Remelhet0leg, a nagyvarosok
lakasproblemainak megoldasaval,
nevelessel ts kell6 felvilagositas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27

vet magunk fajtank, nemzetink es szerencseten sz6
hazank irant feemelegitska Megkerestke ifjusagunk
max tolink elforduni keszlo lelket? Tetnke valami
komoyan szambavehetot akarcsak ARA is hogy vegre
saat Magyar Hazunk legyen Vane csak egyetlen ett
Observation-Disclosures eszao esztendoben aire joes6en
emlekezni erdemes?
-. ven robotos, az lido, utolso orait kongatja az
1928 esztendonek. Nehany nap nehany ora meg meg
venhedett ev hookja lepereg nagy oran Iyenkor van
visszapillantas, szambavetel ideje.
Amerkai magyar tenger, Youngstown kanal-viz,
agyarok mindeniitt vegeken: mi gen nezzink visz
sza Mem erdemes -. (B.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
LEEGETT A JOURNAL
SZEKESEGYHAZ EGY RESZE

A belgiumi Journal vilaghlru
szekesegyhaza a multi napokban
kigyulladt. A tiiz teto alatt ke-
letkezett es az egesz templom te-
t6zete langbaborult A helyorseg-
mex csak fel napi megfeszitett
munka utan sikeriilt a tiizet ell
oltani, miutan elobb a templom
ban lev6 nagyerteku kepeket es
kegyszereket eltavolitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27

viii johetnek az Egyesiilt ALA
mokbai
V&lasz: Mem. A canadai homo
sitott polgar, sziletesi helyenek
megszabott kv6taval johet csak
az Egyesult Allamokba. Van azon
ban egy rendelet, amely szerint a
canadai hatarmenten lako cana
dai polgarok atjarhatnak munka-
ba az Egyesult Allamokba ICY
szabadon johetnek es mehetnek,
de ebben az orszagban lie mem te-
lepedhetnek.
A polgarosoda sziikseges
tanuk.
Kerdes: Az utolso ct ev alatt
harom evig Pittsburgban laktam,
ket evig pedig Philadelphiaban
t0lt0ttem. Mindket varosb6l ta-
nukat kell-e szereznem? Vagy
elegseges csak az egyikbol?
Valasz:- A polgarosodasi t0rve-
nyek mem kivannak kiil0n ket ta-
nut oily esetekben, amikor je-
l0lt az ct ev alatt ket kiil0nboz6
varosban ugyan, de egyugyan-
azon allamban lakott. Kiil0n ta-
nukra csak olyan jeloltek esete-
ben van sziikseg, akik megsza-
bott id0 alatt 2-3 allamban is
laktak.
A jelenleg ervenyben lev6 tor
veny szerint Onnek ket tanut kell
szereznie, akik Ont ct ev alatt is
mertek mindket varosban. TIT je-
gyezziik meg, hogy a Naturaliza-
tion Law zavaros kitetelein val
toztatni fognak a kozel jov6ben.
Az ere vonatkozo javaslatot a
munnkaiigyi miniszterium is part
fogolJa es ICY minden remeny
meg van ARA, hogy r0videsen tor
venyer6re emelkedjen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
VALTOZTATNI FOGNAK A
BEVANDORLASI ES
POLGAROSODASI
TORVENYEN

Az amerikai Munkaiigyi Minisz-
ter javasolja, hogy az 1921 junius
3-ika el0tt t0rvenytelen uton er-
kezett bevandorl6k is polgarjogot
nyerienek. - K0zel negyedmillio
bevandorl6t avattak polgarra eb-
ben az evben. - Sok ezer ker
venyt visszautasitottak.