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Evening star., 1928-12-09
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.
. HEVY CHASE playground basket
ball team tied up the series for

HEVY CHASE playground basket
ball team tied up the series for
the interplayground title yes
~ terday by defeating the Gar
field team, IL to 4, on the
Plaza field. Garfield had won the
opening game of the final loop by a
narrow margin. The third and decid-
ing contest is scheduled for next Sat-
urday morning at 1890 at Plaza.
Despite the cold weather, the game
yesterday was fast, with Chevy Chase
assuming an early lead that was not
overcome at any stage. Florence Grady
captaining the winners, Gagged a field
goal In the first quarter, as did Betty
Hartman. The score stood 40 when
this period closed. Garfield scored all
three of its points in the second period
Dorothy Kelso registered one basket and
two shots from the foul line. Miss
Hartman collected five additional points
for the winners in the second half.
lone Hoffman played a beautiful de-
fenSe game for Garfield at center and
when her team had the ball was on the
aggressive. Vivian Essex and Helen
Bittenger. who alternated at side CEN
ter for Chevy Chase, both exhibited
alert password and co-operated consist
emily with their forwards, who had to
do their shooting under difficult con-
ditions because of the efficient guard
ing by Zelda Madeoy and Elizabeth
O'Rourke.
Summary:
Ch. Chase u2). Position. Garfield az.
Betty Hartman. +. F. ..... Dorothy Kelso
Florence Grady -. l.. F.. .Loveye Adkins
Taths5ns Ttsn EsscE Crane II HOFFMAN sbnrp
Mary L. watkins. r. c.. Zelda Madeoy
Cath. McCandless.. L. c.. .Eliz. O'Rourke
Goals--Two points--B. Hartman "a. r.
GFadE; 7s5 z Relso lkels9j Foul s0ai'-B' Hartman
: substitutions- Helen Bittenser for v.
Referee-Miss j. Whiting. Time OF
periods-6 minutes.
Holton Arms Blues chalked up the
first points Of the season in the Blue
and White athletic competition for the
school trophy yesterday when their
hockey squad scored over the White
eleven 4 to 0, on the Ellipse Field.
Whites have won the trophy during
the past three years and the Blues are
determined to give them hard battle
for it this year. The hockey game
yesterday was the first of a series of
competitive meets between the two
sides into which the entire student body
is divided for their intramural sport
program. Next week end is designated
as athletic week end at the school
and a varied card of activities is being
planned by Laura Steenstrup, physical
education director
Christine Ekengren accounted for
of the goals registered by the winners.
Betty Peelle also scored. Four Of the
five goals we're made in the opening
period. In the second half the Whites
rallied and kept the ball down il
Blue territory the majority of the time.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
STANDARD OIL ROLLERS
WIN FROM TYPOTHETAES

Accounting Department bowlers of
the Standard Oil Co. of Baltimore de-
feated Lew Thayers of Typothetae
League yesterday at the Arcadia by an
33-pin margin in three games. The
count wss 1884 to 1,45l.
Herb Cole of the local Typo team
made a strong bid to carry his team
to victory getting l41 pins in the final
gor1e, His set was also high.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
WITH THE BOWLERS

Butcher company won two games from
James Baird Co. taking the final by
two points. Fuller Stone Plant won two
earaes from Rudolph & West, while
RULER Co. annexed like number from
Lake Stone Co.
John P. Evans added two wins at the
Expense of Whitty Company, with
,jouble win from the Knollman -Spidel
club.
Faunce assumed leadership in the
race for high average with 106-11. He
rolled 325 last week while Hough, who
formerly led, registered but 263.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
HOFFMAN BASKETERS
WILL PLAY WESTERN

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December g.
Western High School of Washington
VIII play Hoffman Clothiers Thursday
night In the Armory Hall at $3.50 pm.
Contests ARRANGED are:
Dec -nher-l3. Western High: IA. Alexan-
,dria High; l6. Cumberland Knights OF Co
EInt Hntieus, ct IT.. C,pmberand Nd ~ Pstworth
Cent? at ,Wcshine:on; q. Central High;
90 Arecost'a Esgles, at v-ashinston.
January-'0. Anacostia EAGLES: is. Jewish
Conmunity Ccnter 26, Cumberland Knights
of Columbus
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NAVY.
LUNSFORD SCORES K. o.
AFTER A RAGGED START

After dropping the first five rounds
of scheduled l0-round bout to Mickey
O'Conner of New York at Baltimore
yesterday, Kid Lunsford of the Rosedale
Athletic Club knocked out his rival in
the eighth round, after a spirited rally
In the sixth and seventh.
O'Connor weighed in at 141 pounds
and Lunsford at 1873.
The bout was one of the features of
the card at Baltimore rodeo.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
TAKES RUGBY HoNORS.

ST. THOMAS, Ontario, December 8
ND.-The Regina Pats, junior cham
pions of Western Canada, brought a
Dominion Rugby championship to
Western Canada for the first time in
the history of the Canadian Rugby
Union to-day by defeating the ST.
Thomas Tigers, Eastern junior cham
oions. 0 to 6. in the final of the junior
title event.
Evening star., 1928-12-09


A pretty race is being staged with
three teams tied for first, another team
lust one game away and four others
winthin striking distance OF the top
rung.
Centennial No. led the league for
practically the whole season, but Suf-
fered a second upset in as many weeks
and lost first place as result of the
three goose eggs handed them by the
Waugh team Hall of Centennial rolled
a 1870 game and a 359 set for the losers
while Marlow's 339 set was the best for
the victorS.
Ninth No. 1, assuming the lead In the
race by reason of the greatest number
of pins, won two from the Second
Baptist Mission.
Douglas No. / unlooSed a powerful
attack in winning three from Centen-
nial No. and set up a new record OF
588 for high team game and also new
one for team set, spilling the naples
for 1878. Appels ISL was high for the
Douglas team with French getting 344.
Ingram won two from Keller In spite
of the fact that Harry Mertz of the
latter team shot $40 for the highest set
of the week Joe Motyka of Ingram
kept his team in the van with a l44
game and 346 set. Stork of Gorsuch
shooting las for the highest game of
the week and getting 34S for the set
was the main reason why his team took
couple from Fifth Baptist. Douglas
No. took the Ingram No. boys into
camp for three games with M. Shell
ings of the victors shooting a nice 144
game. Frey's set of $40 was the best
In the contest in which his team, Ep-
worth. won two from Second Baptist
and Ralph Cadv on Ninth No. 2 shot a
l30 game in helping his team win two
from First Brethren.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
BIG LEAD IS GAINED
BY CAPITAL ROLLERS

In the first 5-game block of a home
and-hcme match with Cashmyer'S ALL
stars of Catonsville at Convention Hall
last night, the Convention Hall team
ncsed out the invaders by a 117-pin
n1argin. 1888 to 2,766.
Jack Wolstenholme led all individuals
for games with 634 total. Glenn
Wo'Stenholme had 152 game, the
highest single score of the match.
These teams will stag the .econd
block of games at Catonsville on Deem
Der %.
Scores:
Evening star., 1928-12-09
NAVY WINS AT SOCCER.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. December g.
Finding its season in a snowstorm here
today, the Naval Academy soccer team
ccored in every quarter and defeated
Lafayette, 6 to 0. The visitors lacked
both team play and system of ap-
proa~h, and the footwork and general
play of the Navy was much superior.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
'iANNEY A. C. eleven
WINS IN RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Va, December g.
knights of the gridiron flying the colors
OF the Janney A. c. of Washington won
sternly fought and inter sting foot
ball game from O'Reillys, 1926-27 anna
teur champions of Richmond, today,
Z to 0.
Ralph Burrows, fast-moving and
shifty halfback, proved the hero of the
battle. He intercepted Wyatt's long
pass midway the second quarter, and
sped. behind wonderful interference, Is
yards to touchdown. Kennedy added
the extra point with a placement goal.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
CHARITY GAME between
PICKED TEAMS APPROVED

KANSAS CITY, December Op).-A
Big Six Conference athletic directors
and faculty representatives meeting
here approved New Year day foot
ball game in Dallas, Tex, between an
All-Big Six senior team and an ALL
Southwest Conference senior team for
the benefit of crippled children.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
PIRATES GET PITCHER.

PITTSBURGH. December CP.-
The Pittsburgh Nationals have obtained
Henry w. Meme. right-handed pitcher,
from the Kansas City club of the
American Association in exchange for
Lester Bartholomew. left-handed twirl-
er, and cash.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL CUNTS
STAGE THREE CONTESTS

Calvary Baptist nosed out United
Brethren, Is to Is, in the best game
played in the Sunday School Baske'
Ball League last night on the Central
Y. NJ G. A. floor.
Calvary NJ. E. defeated Petworth, 80
to 18, and Mount Vernon drtlbbed
Trinity. "a to IA. in the o her MATCHES.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
NAVY R'FLEMEN SCORE
OVER GETTYSBURG TEAM

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December 8.-In
The opening match of the local indoor
rifle shooting season the Navy won here
today from Gettysburg College by 1912
to 1906
The high gun of the match was Mid
shipman l.. S. Moore. who made 273
points cut of possible 800.
Summary:
Evening star., 1928-12-09
0'KELLY, RING ADDITION,
WILL BATTLE MALONEY

NEW YORK, December 8 CP.-Con
O'Kelly, heavyweight, who recently ar
rived in this country from Ireland. has
been signed to meet Jim Maloney, Bos-
ton heavyweight, in 10-round bout, at
Madison Square Garden, December 81.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
DITZEL B0WLERS ANNEX
MATCH FROM STANFORD

Ditzel's AIl-Stars of Baltimore took
the second block of thei- 10-game bowl
ing match with Standard Paper Co. pin
men at the Coliseum last night by a
'l7-pin margin, bringing their total mar
gin of triumph for the match to 48
pins.
Last nights score was 2,735 to 2,76S.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
ALABAMA IS EXTENDED.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December 8
lFO. .-Alabama's massive Crimson Tide
was forced to release its full fury in
the seasons foot ball finale here this
afternoon to defeat Louisiana's Purple
and Gold Tiger. 13 to o.
Twelve thousand Shivering fans saw
the game.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
STRONG FINISH WINS
For NORTH CAROLINA
BY the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. December 8.
-Outclassed and outplayed for The first
Two periods, North Carolina came back
IN the last half of their annual foot
ball contest with Duke today to win
by l4-to-7 score,
In the first half Jankoski, Duke full
back, plugged his way through the Tar
heel line time after time, and mainly
because of his driving power Duke led
by margin of to at the half.
North Carolina had all the better of
1t in the last two periods and scored
on"n In each.
The victory gave the Tarheels the
undiSputed State title.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
WINS STATE GRID TITLE.

UNIVERSITY. Va, December g.
jefferson Senior High School of Roa-
noke has been officially declared State
foot ball champions. of the class A
division Of the Virginia High School
Literary and Athletic League.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
BUILDING CONTRACTORS LEAGUE.

High team game-George A. Fuller Co. 537.
High individual game-Faunce, Fuller
Stone Plant. 1856
High Individual set-Faunce. Fuller Stone
Plant, 342
High average-Faunce. Fuller Stone Plant.
i06-11.
D. c. Butcher held the lead by one
game margin o~ey Fuller Stone Plant.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
ALEXANDRIA ELEvENS
START TITLE SERIES

ALEXANDRIA. Va, December g.
The first of two games to determine
the local unlimited foot ball champion
ship will be played here otmorrow aft
ernoon when the st. Marys Celtics and
the Alexandria Fire Department elevens
meet in Dreadnaught Park at 2:30 pm.
The winner of tomorrow's contest will
tackle the Virginia A. c. In Dread
naught Park December Is for the title.
Officials will be Carl Dreifus, Tu-
lane. referee; Joe Mitchell Gonzaga,
umpire, and Hobey O'Mera, Gonzaga,
head linesman.
Virginia Juniors and the Iroquois
A. c. will meet tomorrow on Hayden
Field at 2:30 in one of the series of
games scheduled to settle the Junior
gridircn championship Of Alexandria.
Unable to schedule a game for to-
morrow, the Virginia A. c. will scrin-
mage on Shipyard Field in the morning
at 1890.
St. Mary's Celtics basket ball tossers
will play the National A. C.. of Wash
ington Wednesday night in Armory Hall
at $50.
Old Dominion Boat Club basketers
dropped 23-to-20 game to a team
composed of students of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary of Virginia.
Jefferson Elementary School is look
ing for games with junior boys and
girls basket ball teams. either inde-
pendent or scholastic. Write Principal
G. H. Strader, jefferson School, Alex
andria, Va.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
WINS SCHOOL GRID TITLE.

CHICAGO, December 8 OP.-Tilden
sch won the Chicago Prep foot ball
championship today by defeating De
Paul Academy. 12 to 0. before 10000
spectators OF Soldier Field.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
ST.MARY'S CELTICS SCORE
OVER WASHINGTON FlVES

ALEXANDRIA, December 8.-St.
Marys Celtics' basket ball teams de-
feated Washington quints here tonight
The Celtic unlimited class combination
defeated Nusbaum Pharmacy team, 10
to Z, and Celtics Juniors drubbed Ma
tional Press Building Cardinals, Is to "A.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Georgetown, 38; Baltimore University. &c
North Dakota, IS; Minnesota, "a.
Chicago, 28; Monmouth, Is.
Washington u. (St. Louis), 81; In
diana, 30.
Northwestern, IS: Wabash. 20.
Iowa, 81; South Dakota, II.
Ohio Wesleyan, 36; Ohio State, 20.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
BOWL AT HYATTsvILLE.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December g.
Two matches were staged in the Prince
Georges County Doubles Duckpin League
on the Arcade drives here tonight
The results:
Evening star., 1928-12-09
LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.

HiG.l fcaFn ga'ne--Arca Tia, 539
High team se'-Me--cr Daris, 1887
High indiVidual game-L. Owens, Area dia.
-.
High individual set-M. Bradt. Meyer Da-
is. 359
Hish in'ividual a73raGe-L. GULL. l06-20.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
WOMEN IN SPORT

Half dozen times they were on the
threshold with a potential score one
stroke ahead of them, but the quick
work of the Blue defense and clever
stops by their goalie. Margene Musser,
thwarted these efforts.
Evening star., 1928-12-09


Captains have been elected for the
Western High School basket ball teams
and regular practice begun in prepa-
ration for the interclasS games to be
played after the first of the year.
Jeanne Kelly will lead the freshmen,
Mary Lee Watkins the sophomoreS,
Catherine Crane the Juniors and Henri
eta HobSon the seniors. Monday has
been set as the day for the freshmen
and juniors to practice and Wednesday
for the Sophomores and seniors. In
addition, inexperienced freshmen and
classes during the week. All of the
regular practice periods are after school
hours, however, and such tremendous
enthusiasm has been shown by the girls
in turning out for basket ball this year
that these after-school drills have ex-
tended until and $50 o'clock, in
stead of being halted at 4:30 as was
planned originally. Even with this
extra time allowed, sometimes many
of the girls get no more than 10 min
utes play, according to the directors,
Belle Meyers and Mrs. Annie Trenis.
All juniors and seniors. both expe-
rienced and inexperienced, are prac-
ticing with the regular squads after
ScIlOOl IlOW, UuO OlllJ 0AiOoC hiOAPCi ACASCA
freshmen and sophomores are permitted
to report who show special merit in
their class work. as the number of re-
cruits is too great to allow them all
to come after school.
ANY girl who has failure in any
subject at the end of the quarter will
be dropped from her team, according
to Miss Meyers This is more strict
ruling than any in the past, but is
necessitated this year by the large
number of players trying out for teams.
More than $50 girls have been out for
the four class squads. Much good ma
terial has been discovered in the Sopho-
more ranks, as well as among the
juniors and seniors. 1t is too early yet
to predict concerning the freshmen.
Seniors are handicapped by the loss
of a number of their former stars, who
have gone to other cities or have had
so much time taken up with senior
activities that they have been unable
to report for practice.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
] 're-rp and Summary

Scoring: ToIchdowns-Duke. Jankoski Ex.
ira roint-Bu drop kick Carolina-EricE-
son, substitute for Nash: Fcnner. substitute
for Press on. Extra point5--Whisla rant. drop
Referee-Mr Springer. Penn. Umpire
Mr.. Brewer Maryland. Head liuesman--
Ftr. Brice, Auburn Field judge--Mr. Bates
Sewanee.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Lineup and Summary.

Goals-C. EkenRren t3), B Peelle (2).
Substitltions-Milured English for p.
Joyes, Betty Crane for Betty Brimmer. Um-
pire-MrS. Margaret Haugen.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
FEW OF GR|FFS' a
MOUNDSMEN SHINE
But Four of Lot Accounted
Dependable During Past
Base Ball Year.
By JOHN b. KELLER.

w WALTER Johnson, the great
a | est pitcher baseball ever has
NM seen, as manager Of the Ma
tionals must become max
urhpY1 his
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Eastern (9)

Referes-Mr. Maloy tGeorgetown).
Evening star., 1928-12-09

There's an athletic field in Humboldt
Kas.. called Walter Johnson Field and
the Washington manager well remem-
bers the part he played in the dedica-
tion Of the sports grounds in the town
of his birth. The opening contest
brought together two high school foot
ball teams and Walter was asked to
kickoff for one of them. As a foot
ball PLAYER, Walter was a great pitcher.
They still point to the hole in tha
ground dug bv Johnson's foot when il
missed the ball.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.

High Individual avera agc-Lyons, ll0-2.
High individual game-Lilley, 156.
High individual .Set-StephcnSon. 377.
High individual spares-Hughes, "A.
High individual strikes-Lilley, II.
High team game-Dougla5 No. !. 580
l Eioh team Saf-DnuplaS No 1. 1.61A.
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BEWARE THE
COUCH Or COLD
THAT HANGS ON

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to serious trouble. You can stop
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-20
PEACE on FARM
BILL SOUGHT

The farm lobby" today was max.
ing efforts to heal tn, breach In the
House Agriculture Committee over
the equalization fee provisions Of
the McNary-IIaugen bill and de.
mands Of former supporters Of the
measure for b compromise farm re.
lief measure.
Chester III. Gray, spokesman for
the American Farm Bureau Fedora.
ton, promised under pressure from
committee members to place every
member OF the bureaus Legislative
committee on record as demanding
retention of the equalization fee.
At the same time kilograms were
rolling IN on the compromise advo.
Gates from 10 ] farm organization
leaders back home demanding that
they stand for the equalization fee.
While Gray was declaring thai
Congress must take the RESPONSE
bility for dropping the fee the com
promise advocates were endeavorins
to put the farm lobby In this
position OF demanding the eQualiza
ton fee or nothing.
Representative Fort (R.l Of New
Jersey, who secured from Gray the
promise to get statement from his
COMMITTEES, declared that the farm
organizations know that President
Coolidge will veto the bill II It con.
tains the fee.
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GANG KILLS TWO
WOUNDS One

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.--Two more
lives were claimed by the gang
war here today when Dominic
Cataldo, 80. gangster suspect and
d man as yet unidentified were
fatally shot BY q band Of gunnnen.
Charles Freese, 81, d salesman
was also wounded In the f1sillade Of
machine gun fire which greeted the
three men as they stepped from the
home OF Charles Spicuzza, 81.
Spicuzza, manager OF large
wholesale fruit company, told police
Freese, the only one Of the three
men he knew, brought them to his
home to discuss business" He
was held as q material witness
when police questioning failed to
elicit 4 coherent story from him
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Property Loss Heavy
In Mid West Tornado

CINCINNATI. Jan. 2O.-Ohio was
checking today on the devastation
wrought by a tornado-like storm
that swept through the southern
part OF the State late yesterday.
One person is known to have
been killed. Property damage II
estimated at close to 4 million dol.
lars.
The freak storm cut across the
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Staying TRIAL
FOR ATHLETE
~ international News Service

ny AWtcrMnSAOmh1 NeND SorVAoS
PITTSFIELD, Mass, Jan. 2O.--
Defense in the case OF Gilbert
Stanley, former Yale athlete and
official Of the Berkshire school.
charged with manslaughter In the
fatal shooting of Peter FuIco, of
Great Darlington, near the school
campus, was expected to open this
afternoon.
Medical Examiner John Deebe, OF
Great harrington. tetgifying for the
State, declared that Stanely had no
recollection OF discharging the shot
gun that meant death for Fulco.
He recalled under cross examine,
tion hearing Chief Of Police Osch-
man tell the defendant Its q good
thing he was stopped or he HsuIcOl
would have stopped you"
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MIX CONTEMPT
At An END
py international Sow service

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 90.
Contempt proceedings against Tom
Mix, film cowboy, were at an end
here today. following admission on
the part of the actors attorneys
that he is able to pay $1,000 a
month for the support OF his daugh.
ter. Ruth.
The contempt citation was ordered
on charges that Mix had refused to
answer questions in a deposition
taken in connection with a court
action brought by his former wife,
Mrs. Olive Stokes Mix, seeking to
increase the monthly allowance for
the daughter from $50 to 81 500 a
month.
The case will come to trial.
next Thursday.
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Sore throat zv0itS here also

the mouth and throat where so many colds
start. It is important, however, that you use
it early-and frequently.
Most of the fall and winter months are
stsore throat months = and for your own pro-
lection use Listerine night and morning. It
is a good habit to acquire. Lambert Phar-
macal Company, st. Louis, Mo-, U. s. A.
GargIe sObeN you get home
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kentucky lIne and carried de6trtlc.
zion into the interior Of that State.
score III persons were reported
injured il the Louisville district
al. R. Kruger, il Dayton. Ohio,
salesman, was killed IT Washing.
tom Court House when the cOrnic@
81 4 building was lo0sened BY the
wind and fell into his automobile.
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After long exposure to bad weather, after
sudden changes of temperature, after mn
cling with crowds -gargle with Listerine, the
safe antiseptic, when you get home.
This pleasant precaution has nipped many
cold and sore throat in the bud, before they
became serious.
Listerine, being antiseptic, immediately
attacks the countless bacteria that lodge IN
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THIEVES TOO CLUMSY

NEW York, Jan. 20.-Two men
failed in an attempted burglary.
when one Of them stepped on an
electric burglar alarm. Guards who
answered the alarm caught fleet
ing glimpse Ok the men and emptied
their revoIvers at them, but the
burglars escaped.