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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05

You've probably seen mechanics working on one
of the older type motors layers of car
bon off the piston heads-a big handful Oft from
one motor!
But the newer engines could never stand such
carbon deposits. Some of them have only the
thickness of knife blade between piston and
cylinder head-no room at all for carbon.
What causes carbon?
The carbon that builds up in your motor comes
from burned oil. And it is a strange fact that
often the highest priced lubricants will give you
large quantities of gritty, hard carbon.
In spite of all this it is easy now to avoid car
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05

The membership of the Livermore
farm center, Alameda county, re-
presents 1895 acers. from toma-
toes to pasture. Hoo four-footcd
animals and 5000 hens.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05
Chinese Riot On
Quarantined Ship
By United Press Leased Wire

SHANGHAI, China, Nov. O.
Chinese passengers on the british
steamer Kungwo, quarantined at
Woosung for cholera, rioted today.
Captain w. Gibb was shot and
seriously wounded and the ship IS
doctor and two other officers also
were wounded.
Scores of frightened Chinese We're
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05

act their play "Just a Little Bit of
Scouting' prior to the opening of
the regular show.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05
:
Dy United Press Leased Wire

Dy United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.-Follow
ing are today's market quotations.:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 34 to lbs,
o4c.
Hens, colored lbs. and up, 32e.
Broilers, " lbs, and under 212,
36c.
Fryers, Leghorns, pa to 3 lbs,
26c.
Fryers, colored, pa to 3 lbs, Sic.
Roasters, soft bone, 3 lbs, up Sic.
Ducklings, Peking, 3@ lbs, up lSc.
Geese, 23c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
up 33c.
Old Tom turkeys, zoe.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs,
15c.
Hen turkeys 8 lbs, up 33c.
Squads, light and heavy 4Oc.
CapOns, 8 lbs, up, 40c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price soc.
Prices to retailers 53c and 54c.
EGGS
Extra 49c. Fresh firsts 47c. Me
diums 39c.
LIVESTOCK
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.-Hogs:
1900, active; fully steady, tdp
s11.75, bulk desirable weight
butchers $11.35 to $11.75.
Cattle: 700, quality on run poor,
moderately active; about steady.
Bulk steers, 1926 TO 1920. Bulk
calves, plain Arizonas, $1,000 to
$l1.00. Bulk she stock, $3.50 to
1855.
Sheep: $50, steady part deck 80
pound weather $500. Lambs, medium
TO choice quoted $ll.00 to $1,000.
Wool ewes, medium to choice quoted
$500 to 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
tonight and Tuesday with
moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNlA-Falr
and mild tonight and Tuesday; light
northerlv winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05

Tho new hieh-conl-
preston motors have
as little as 1882 of an
inch between the top
of the piston and the
cylinder head-fint
carbon is ruinous to
them, even in small
quantities
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05

Not only does Shell
Motor Oil form 2I3
Observation-Disclosures
it does form is soft,
soot-Hke, a kind that
blows easily away
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-05
Smith Tired But
Sure of Victory

CONTINUED From Page y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
Army Spurred to Down Navy
At Session Between Halves

one or two plays they had overlooked
and to discuss a defense for the Navy
plays that had run roughshod through
the middle OF our line In the first half.
I'VE were prepared to meet their
sweeps and passes. but the power OF
that line attack upset our plans. Cliff.
ton. the Middle fuIlback. was the. big
gcst surprise to US.
We also noticed that Harry Wilson
seemed to have his old speed back and
planned to use the .cut.back through
the line that worked so successfully In
the second half. 1t was tried only
once In the first half and failed then
only because one man did not carry
out his assignment. The use of the
spinner play. with Murrell carrying
the ball. that worked so well in the
last half also was emphasized.
That was about all. but IL worked
out even better than we figured.
You know how Wilson got going
on that off-tackle play early in the
third quarter. and how he took the
hall down to within q few yards OF the
goal In four or Ave plays. but here's a
factor OF team spirit we hadn't antici-
pated: Our quarterback figured Wilson
was perhaps getting a bit tired. He
didn't want to run any risks Of losing
that TOUCHDOWN. so he called Cagle .
signal. There was just a moments
hesitation on eagles part, then he
said:
Harry Wilson's making the touch.
downs today. This In his last game :"
It Ia pretty well known that Wilson
not only made this touchdown. but
another one later on to clinch the
game.
That" concluded "Biff." lis one OF
the things that make this a great
game and give me the biggest kick"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
Race for Big Ten Court Title
Appears to Be an Open Affair

Northwestern also came Into some
recognition by defeating Eotre Dame
in furious scramble, the first Big
Ten team which has been able TO ac-
complish this since 1925.
Michigan. the 1927 titleholder, has
much the same combination again this
year with the addition Of Raber az O
dead shot at the hoop Capt. Harrigan
and Bonnie Oosterbaan. the foo. ball
star. form the rest Of the Wolverines
scoring machine.
Indiana and Purdue, as yet INFESTED
against first-rank opposition, tied for
second place last year and Purdue has
almost the same squad in the race
again. Indiana has correll and Beck.
ner back for forwards. but new men IN
some of the other positions.
Ohio State was one OF the easiest %
the five conference victims Of Pitts
burgh. Wisconsin has not been beaten
in any Of its preseason games, but has
yet to go against a team that will test
it 10 the limit. Minnesota's prospects
are Frightening under their new coach
Chicago has won three and lost two
OF its practice starts. Illinois went
clear to the Pacific Coast for the bull.
of its preseason training losing two
games out of three to the University %
Washington at Seattle. The Western
ers had perfected stailing systems
that baffied Illinois.
Conference games are:
Chicago at Indiana. Michigan nc
Northwestern: Purdue al Illinois: Iowa
at Minnesota; Wisconsin n Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
CLOVER FIVE is AIMING
TO CLIP EAGLES WINGS

/ French A. c. marked up its eighth
straight. downing Trinity tossers. 20
| to 10.
Visiting Manassas, Va, Petworth
| Methodist tossers of this city scored
q 27.23 victory over the High School
team there.
Jewish Community Center juniors
downed Northerns. 81 to &, for their
tenth win in as many starts.
Laurel. Md. National Guard bas
keters want contests with senior and
unlimited teams. Cavalry Nj. E., Tire.
monts. +. Fl. Smith CO.. st. Martins
Seniors and Marine Barracks are
among teams the Marylanders would
like to meet. Manager Murphy can
he reached at Main 1879, Branch 302.
1899 Connecticut avenue.
Pennant c0urtmen face Remsen Ave
In the Presbyterian Church gym at
Takoma Park tonight at s o'clock.
National "A. G. basketers are seeking
games with 100-pound teams. Call
Manager Reichardt at Georgia 1897.
Rasketers representing Battery A,
260th Coast Artillery. swamped the
newly organized Regents, IS to s, last
night. The winners are seeking other
opponents. Call the manager at
Georgia 3472.
Tits with 110.pOund teams having
gyms are sought by Hadleys. Mana
ger Alley may be reached at Adams
e2S.
Whippet baslketers wish to line up
110.115 opponents having floors, and
specially challenge DE Luxe and Ham
line fives. Manager Mccarthy OF the
Whippets can be reached at Columbia
1861 between s and 6 pm.
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on Monday, January Is. when
thew will entertain the Fox
croft team In the Church
street gymnasium.
Selection Of the sextet to face the
first opponents will be made after the
Anal preliminary practice next week
end. according to Miriam FAIRIES,
coach.
Mary Lewis Hall was elected basket
hall manager at meeting OF the
players Yesterday. The captain will
he selected next week after the team
L. named for the Foxcroft game.
Five other schools Will be on tne
Helton Arms schedule. including Ma
deira. National Park Seminary. East
man, Gunston Hall and Oldield Semi
nary OF Baltimore. Dates for these
contests have not been announced.
Six swimmers In the Y. w. G. A.
Swimming Club passed entrance ex'
aminati0ns in swimming and diving
last night at the regular monthly
tank session Of the group In the Ada
Thomas memorial pool.
Louise Alberts and Amelia Bottom
lev examined the swimmers. and Mrs.
Lillian Eberwine coached on strokes
and acted as timer in the test swims.
Members Of the executive commit.
tee Of the local n. A. A. +. group will
meet at the X street Y. w. e. A. on
Sunday afternoon. at 4:30 o'clock. with
Elsie Sanders. president, to discuss
plans for the activities Of the or.
2anization in Washington during the
coming season.
A full attendance In urged by Miss
Sanders. who states that the business
In hand will he dispatched quickly In
order to interfere an little as possible
with other engagements.
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Noted Tennis Stars Are Here
For Matches Opening Tonight

which the best three Of Ave sets also
will decide.
will clash in singles and Tilden and
Hunter, comprising the world ranking
doubles combination, will take on
Alfonso and Pare. The Tilden-Aicnso
match has aroused a deal Of Interest.
Last Winter at the Arcadia this pair
staged a sizzling exhibition In which
the Spaniard triumphed.
Pare also appeared in last Winters
exhibition, but tonight win mark Hunt.
er's first appearance here.
The program will start each night
at & O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
ORIGINAL YANKEES
WILL PLAY MONDAY

Original Washington Yankee basket
baliers will appear in their first game
Monday night at the Arcadia. enter
tanning the fast Frederick, Nd. team
at s o'clock. Woltz Photographers
will face knights of Columbus mt Z
o'clock in a preliminary that prom
Uses to prove a real battle.
Hereafter Washington Yankees.
who are striving to fill the gap left as
the result of the sale OF the Washing
ton pro team. will play At the Arcadia
Sunday nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

BY the Associated Press.
~ HICAGO. January s.-The race
for the Western Conference
basket ball title, popped up by
~ brilliant series OF preseason
International contests, opens
tomorrow night with all Big Ten teams
In action at once for the first time in
many years.
The list of likely candidates for the
honors was shuffied considerably by
the showing against strong non.con-
ference opponents who invaded the Big
Ten in force this Winter. Iowa made
much the best showing against the
devastating whirlwind from Pitts
burgh, holding the Panthers TO tie in
the regular time. but losing in the
overtime period.
Four other conference teams. includ-
ing some Of the prospective leaders.
fell by 10 points or better beneath the
Pitt machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

| ~LOFERS are preparing to give
Anacostia Eagles a real battle
IL in their basket bali clash sun.
~ day afternoon at 3 o'clock In
Congress Heights auditorium.
The green.clad boys realize that q win
| over the Birds. generally looked upon
las the class of the unlimited teams
hereahcut last Winter, would be a
notable feat and will put forth every
effort to turn the trick.
Clovers, however will face a team
that has shown real strength.
| Warwicks and Roamers will meet
in preliminary starting at o'clock.
| Weltx and Marines are to meet to-
night in Wilson Normal School gym
at 3 o'clock i'm a Washington City
League game. In a league tilt last
night knights OF Columbus by a late
rally overcame Y. NJ. c. A., IS to 80.
Tonight the Caseys engage Palace
Athletic Club at 1880 o'clock in Car.
roll Hall gym and Sunday afternoon
take on Potomac Boat Club.
Bonds Whiriwinds will meet Park
View tossers tonight i'm mcfarland
Junior High gym at $50 o'clock.
Sioux tOssers bested Potomac Beat
Club. Is TO L.. The winners meet
Mount Vernon quint in Wilson Normal
School gym tonight at s o'clock.
Original Holman Wonders travel to
Fort Washington Sunday to engage
the auint representing that post.
Potomac Boat Club courtmen want
to book games with teams having
gyms for Tuesdays or Saturday nights,
| or Sunday afternoons. during Feb
ruary. Call Adams 23ls between $50
and $50 pm.
In Sunday School League games
| tomorrow in the Central Y gym
Calvary Reds will meet Columbia
Mount Vernon will take ON North
| Carolina and Hamline and Calvary
Baptist will mix.
Chevy Chase tossers scored over
Battery A. Fort Myer. Sc to 80.
Woodlothianx bowed to Pullmans,
20 TO Is. in sizzling hattie.
| Southern A. c. basketers. who last
| night downed Columbia Engine Co,
No. 5, team of Alexandria, 81 to II.
meet American Railway Express Ave
tonight In the Terminal Y gym at 5
o'clock.
Tivoli Whirlwinds, who are show.
ing we'll, are after games with senior
| teams. Call Manager Sanders. at
North a163.W, after s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

Y VOW many intercollegiate stars.
who have gone into the marts
or trade, the professions, and
i Il so forth. envy the wild, free
life of Red Grange, who d.
vides his time between appearances
of short duration on the professional
foot ball gridirOn and spreading the
romance OF college life through the
medium OF the silver screen?
1t IL true that Reds weight has
sagged under the stress and strain or
an active carecr--he Ii down to ITO
pounds now--and he looks more than
his 25 years. but he is full of enthusi-
asm and his optimism concerning the
future of mercenary foot ball contains
no alloy of doubt.
The other day he blew into the
Rocky Mountains, into Denver, where
he told Walter Judge that pro foot
ball In the Middle West and East IL
getting ready to turt the corner, and
tia. in n few more seasons the game
will rival organized base ball in point
Of popular support. This Is real news.
To Play in West.
With Grange upon arrival in Den.
yer were Cash Pyle and members OF
the Yankees foot bali eleven, which
will play Winter League series in
San Francisco, Oakland and Los An
gcles against teams led by Benny
Friedman, Wildcat Wilson and Ernie
Nevers.
From what Red says he has devel.
oped a lot of contempt for the brand
of foot ball played by collegians. He
averred that the Yankees or any good
pro team could beat such college out
fits as Yale, Pittsburgh. Army or
Princeton by three touchdowns and
that the collegians would be lucky to
score. All of which Is interesting. He
spoke of the fact that pro player
has to have a real love for foot llll ii
he expects to shine In the game. There
are no artificial stimulants, such as
college spirit and tho like.
Celebrating this point in San Fran
cisco, Red said that after man has
played enough foot ball he doesn't
have to be urged to play. Proceeding
In manner surprisingly frank. IL not
ingenious. Grange said that foot ball
In the same az acting on the stage.
An actor doesn't have to feel real
emotion after he has rehearsed his
part, and a foot ball player doesn't
have to have college spirit to play
well In n foot bali game.
Fans Must BE Shown.
Water on the knee and other ad-
verse factors kept Red consistently
out OF the limelight this season. but
now he says ne In prepared TO cleo
trify fans of the Pacific slope. Said
fans, mindful OF HIS one-minute ap.
pearances last Winter, are ready to be
shown.
While Pyle In conducting foot bali.
his mind In largely centered upon his
next hig shot. that cross-country run
from Los Angeles TO New York, which
will start, Pyle promises. next Spring.
He says that already he has 100 en-
tries, and that at least l 600 barriers
from all parts OF the world will leave
the starting line. Among them. he
says, will he Hannes Kolehmainen.
I4ossman Of Esthonia. a crowd OF Zuni
Indians and other long distance spe-
cialists.
pyls adds that he In placing an
order for the worlds largest motor
bus. which will accompany the, run
ners on their 3.G00.mile taunt. The
bus viii contain a shower hath, q cob-
bler's shop and all conveniences which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
Tech High Possesses Veteran
Neucleus for Its Track Team

IL Postlethwaite and Howard
Florence are the bulwarks OF
L. the championship Tech High
squad. which is now training
daily at Columbia Junior High. There
Ia some doubt a. to whether Postle.
thwaite will be available. Such de.
pendables a. Bob Havel. Shaw
Blackstone, Henry Mcdonald, Omer
Jeter. Adams and Briggs have been
lost. Fargo, Quinn and several other
boys who made impressive records In
junior high circles here are at Tech.
but must pull up enthusiastically II they
would be In the running for berths on
the Hardell-coached team.
Hardell figures that the Manual
Trainers are going to have a tough
time defending theirpuhhe high title.
which was won by asxo1fgfn OF only
points over Eastefn fast Spring.
In all. there are sofne Il. boys In the
Tech squad, and Hardell n hopeful Of
developing some clever performers
from the newcomers.
Business and Western may meet to-
morrow night I'm the George Wash.
ington University gym in the opening
public high basket ball title game IL
efforts Of DIR. q. Harris White, director
OF athletics for the high schools. In
successful. This game. along with one
between Central and Eastern, origin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

men running several thousand miles
might eonceivably require.
A tendency for basket ball crowds
to get out OF hand. to boo decisions Of
the referee and In other ways conduct
themselves like hoodlums should be
watched by those who hope that pro.
fessional basket hall will spread
throughout the country and prove to
be a great money maker.
Lou Sugarman, probably the best
haskell ball official in the country. got
a lovely razxing throughout the open
ing game Of the Clevela nd. Phila deiphia
series In the Auditorium at Cleveland.
All Lou did was to cali them a. he
saw them. but this evidently was far
from satisfactory TO the home crowd
OF u city which has enjoyed the repu'
tation OF possessing fans in every
sport who win more modestly and lose
naofe becomingly than anywhere else
In the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

I Rucknell, 40: Western Maryland. 81.
Duuuesne, 80: Canisius, IS.
Oklahoma L., 81: I0yEa State, 30.
Oklahoma Aggies. -: Grinneil, 80.
Arkansas Ag =. p; Nrh Central
81. Thomas, 90 Qencordia, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Montreal Cardinals, 2; Detroit
Cougars. ].
Pittsburgh Pirates, 0; New York
Americans, o tevestiMel
Montreal Msroens. :: Toronto
Mapleieafs, !.
Winnipeg. :; Minneapolis, . lover
fime).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

Ia addition to Central. the only
other scholastic game carded tomor.
row In that between Tech and Cath.
Ollie University freshmen. 10 be played
AZ a preliminary 10 the G. u. Varsity.
Blue Ridge College game at Brook.
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

jefferson Graded School will be rep
resented by a girls basket hail team
this season. Plans now are being
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

Opponents with gyms In the 100.
pound group are wanted by Calvary
Baptists. Call Manager Harris at
Franklin a605.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

The Washburn basket ball sys.
tenn places at center u player who
II accurate at goal shooting from
the free throw line. He r. the re-
lay point Of the attack around the
basket Of the three-lane system.
Thus, when either forward In
possession Of the ball n prevented
by u guard from shooting, the ball
r. passed back to this center. The
latter N all set for shot. Now q
skilled court player can instructive.
" tell whether any opponent In
coming from behind. He gets this
sense from floor vibration. And
any basket ball player can see
from the corner Of his eyes the
position Of all players In front Of
him.
So the center, knowing he n free,
executes an underhand loop pass
for the basket. the arched pass that
In the most accurate Of all shots
from any distances away from the
basket. To insure his having time
for this shot another move Ia made
by the forwards. which will be de-
scrihed In fOmOrrOw's article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
AMERICAN j. QU|NT
PLAYSF|RST GAME
Goes to Gettysburg-Three
Contests, Two Here, on
Tomorrow's Card.

A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY has.
n keters open their season to-
IA night against Gettysburg Col.
lege in the Pennsylvania town.
The game will mark the re-
sumption Of post holiday activities for
local collegiates and will be followed
by four more Tits. involving local In
stitutions tomorrow night.
Coach G, II. Springst0n will take to
Gettysburg a squad containing three
veterans from last Winters team
which made a fine record. Capt. JIM
Birthright. center; Leon Shloss. Tor
ward, who counted ISL points last sea
son. and Barney Kessler. rugged little
guard, are seasoned players that Will
start for the Methodists. Scruggs and
Caples, formerly OF Eastern and West
tern High School Quints, respective
". will round out the American team
Scrugcs will appear at forward post
with Caples holding forth at guard:
II In a team made up altogether OF
Washingtonians. Elliott, Field. Hay
ward and La Favre are reserved.
Woodson Rirthright. brother of Jim.
has been showing we'll in practice, but
il laid up with illness and viii not be
able TO play tonight.
American University viii again get
action tomorrow night, entertaining
High Point College of North Carolina,
in the Massachusetts, avenue gym.
In the other contest here to-
morrow Catholic University will enter
tain Blue Ridge College on the floor at
Brookland at 8 o'clock: George Wash
ington will meet Navy at Annapolis at
ESQ o'clock and Gailaudet College will
engage Old Dominion Boat Club at
Alexandria in other games tomorrow.
Georgetown and Maryland fives will
not play until next week.
Coach Burton Shipiey at Maryland
has picked tentative first team of
Radice and Capt. Linkus. forwards;
Adams, center, and Dean and Reagy.
guards, and q second combination of
Evans and Madigan, forwards; Hetxel,
center, and Rooms and Lahn. guards.
Thsse two combinations will scrin-
mage each dag until next Wednesday.
inclusive. to determin the starting
lineup.
Adams. Dean and Iinkcus were reg.
ulsrs last year. with Vale and Zahn
a. reserves All the rest came from
last seasons Freshmen's team.
Evans and Hetzel played such fine
basket ball in the opening game that
Adams and Linkous viii have TO go
fast TO keep their jobs. while Madigan
and the others are very much in the
running.
Radice and Dean appear TO be surer
Of their berths than the others with
a running mate for the latter at
guard as Shipiey's main worry.
Radice can play guard and IL he ID
sent to the back court. Evans ana
Madigan would be promoted.
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night and tomorrow night in
the Arcadia. Emmett Pare. George.
town University crack netman, win
also appear in the matches.
This afternoon the racketers were to
engage in a few practice brushes at
the Arcadia to get the feel OF the
courts.
TiIden and Hunter will face in sin
giles tonight the best three of five sets
to decide. Alfonso and Hunter will en-.
gage Tilden and Pare In the doubles In
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Ry the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. January 6.-The
M ''inside story" now may be
NJ told about how the Army raj
4 lied to heat the Navy In what
may turn out to be their last
foot ball game in some time
It's chief ingredients, az revealed by
head coach Bin" Jones of West
Point consisted Of a snappy three.
minute talk between halves and the
confidence OF the players in their cap
tain. Light Horse Harry" Wilson.
To satisfy the curiosity of those
who like to know what happens be.
tween halves" Capt. Jones resorts TO
q Lindbergh sort Of I'VE" in this story.
I'VE just gave the boys little talk
when they came In after the FIRST half,
only about three minutes to point out