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Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
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Fair and moderately warm to-
night and Wednesday.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNI A-Fair
tonight and Wednesday with fog
near coast tonight; moderate tenn
pcrature; moderate westerly winds.
FIRE WEATHER FORECAST
Fair with temperatures somewhat
above normal and humidity below
normal; gentle variable winds.
Evening star., 1929-10-28
THREE BIG CLASHES
ON SOUTHERN GRIDS
BY the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 28.-Three
big conference games and pair Of big
intersectional clashes are marked with
red ink on the Southern foot ball
schedule this week.
Tulane, which hoped into the cham
pionship race with both feet by beat
ing Georgia Tech Saturday, goes up
against Georgia.
Clemson, with five straight victories,
three of them in the conference, and
the most impressive scoring record in
the South, gets its first major test
against Kentucky, another unbeaten
eleven.
Vanderbilt, a rank outsider at the
start, but now very much Of a threat,
will stand or fall on the result Of its
meeting with Alabama. Knocked out
of the running by Tennessee, Alabama
is out for revenge at the expense OF an
other Tennessee team.
The intersectional engagements send
Florida to Boston to play Harvard and
Notre Dame to Atlanta to even the score
for last years defeat at the hands Of
Georgia Techs Golden Tornado.
Duke goes North to play Boston Col
lege. Hampden- Sidney is booked against
Nova at Philadelphia.
Several Southern Conference games
will not figure greatly In the final
reckoning. North Carolina will be ia
vorite against North Carolina State.
Tennessee again Auburn, Virginia
against Maryland and Mississippi
against Sewanee. Washington and Lee
and Virginia Poly are expected to pro-
vide the best game of the lot.
Evening star., 1929-10-28
COAST GRID TITLE
STAKED SATURDAY
Troians and Bears, Unbeat.
en-, Will Fight 1t Out for
Far West Supremacy.
BY RUSSELL J. NEWLAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n AN FRANCISCO, October 2s.-
Pacific Coast foot balls main
battle front shifts to the South
~ next Saturday, where Southern
California'S Trojans and Cali
fornia's Bears, only undefeated elevens
of the Pacific Coast Conference. will
fight 1t out for Western gridiron SUI
premacy.
Conqueror last week of Stanford.
TO, and winner of four conferences
games. Southern California virtually
can clinch the Championship with a
victory over California's bears. The
true strength of the bears. however. has
not been revealed. In their one con-
ference test they trounced Washington
State, 40, and last week showed to
advantage with 21-19 triumph over
the powerful Olympic Club SQUAD.
The clash will be witnessed bv n
capacity throng of around rs 900 per-
sons. Every seat of the Los Angeles
Coliseum had been sold several days
In non-conference encounters. Stan.
lord meets California Tech and wash.
4ngCon taxes on College Of Puget Sound.
CnnfaFanaa
Evening star., 1929-10-28
ST. STEPHENS HEADS
CITY FOOT BALL LOOP

AS the result of two wins in as many
starts the st. Stephens eleven today Is
heading the senior class race in the
Capital City Foot Ball League. The
Saints yesterday went to the front in
the flag parade when they conquered
Friendship A. c., 6 to O. Tuck Dalglish
st. Stephens quarterback, scored the
touchdown when he made a 60-yard
run.
Scoring in every period, Mercury out
classed Marions all the way to win, 81
to o, in another senior class game
Healy, end, scored two of the touch
downs.
Continuing to show superiority in
the 135-pound class. Palace A. C.
drubbed Mardfeldts, "a to @. Scoring
one touchdown in the opening period,
Palace added two more in the third
and one in the fourth.
Notre Dame Props took the measure
OF Wolverines, z to 0, with Duval max
ing the touchdown, following a long
drive by the Props.
Janney A. G. was a 14-0 victor over
MeridianS and Columbias defeated
Brentwood Hawks in other 135-pound
division games.
In the l25-pound class Aztecs
Swamped Mount Rainier, 81 to 0. The
winners after showing across two touch
downs in the first period added one
more each in the remaining periods.
Evening star., 1929-10-28
Celtic, Tank Grid Teams Play
ScOreIess Tie dt Alexandria

Manager German at Alexandria 100 be-
tween am. and pm or at Alexan-
dria 1919 between Z and pm.
The annual battle between Alexan-
dria and George Mason high schools
will be staged here Friday in Baggett'S
Park at $3.50.
Four games are to take place in the
Fairfax County High School Athletic
Association Basket Ball League this
week. Lee-Jackson will play at Clifton
tomorrow afternoon while a trio OF
contests are billed for Friday, with Nc
Lean playing at Oakton, Clifton at
Falls Church and Fairfax at Floris.
St. Mary's Celtics' new basket ball
court at Shuler's Hall. in the 1000 block
of King street. Is to be repaired within
the next 10 days and made ready for
the Green and Gold cagers, who plan
to start practice within the next two
weeks.
Gilman Country School Of Baltimore
and Episcopal High School will clash
here Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
on the Hoxton Field gridiron in their
annual struggle.
Evening star., 1929-10-28

Back in the hectic war time
days the Marines received their
first real impetus in foot ball. Col
lege stars began pouring into the
Marine Corps ranks.
During the training period athletics
were encouraged as an aid to morale
This resulted in two first-caliber teams
being organized, one at Mare Island
Calf, under Johnny Beckett, former
Oregon star. and the other at Phila-
Mahan of Harvard.
West Coast Led.
The West Coast team made clean
sweep of its opponents in 1917 and won
the West Coast service championship
that year. The team at Philadelphia
held its own with some of the leading
teams throughout the East, but failed
to equal the record Of the Western
eleven.
Then the Marines were called tc
more serious service on the firing line
and for time their activities on home
gridirons languished. But the armis-
tice scarcely had been signed when
two or three teams were organized or
the other side and proved to be highly
successful in competition with Army
elevens.
Postwar readjustments brought an
athletic slump, and the Marines inter
est in the grid game did not reawaker
until 1921, when large squad turned
out for foot ball practice at Quantico
Va, principal post of the sea soldiers
in the East. The Marines played irreg-
ularly throughout the season, but die
not create any particular stir in the
foot ball world. One of their victories
of that season inspired the Leather
Army team, 300.
The following year they took to tht
gridiron pastime seriously, clashing with
Evening star., 1929-10-28

TT Is plain that both the Mohawks,
city unlimited class sandlot foot
bal 1champions and their chief
XIV the Apaches, have formid-
.sblI clubs, and their coming bat
tie, VIII b probably will take place In
Decepnb is apt to prove a wow.
. Moha ks yesterday walked away
with til OReilly A. G. of Richmond,
81 to. ID at Grifith Stadium, while the
3 Apache were turning back the Middle
town \ A. c. eleven, 81 to IL, at
Union lark. Neither of the visiting
eleveAs Proved anywhere ne~r as strong
as aAyA1ce notices indicated, though
the Fefnsylvanians were not so dis
appointa1g as the Virginians.
4 Outweighing their Richmond rivals
by q: big margin, the Mohawks out
O'Realy's were Handicapped by the abb
sence; oa$several dependables. who were
hurt 3rlh hard game Saturday.
Adm Dewey led the Hawks at
tack, ring four touchdowns. Both
the It'd Ehdowns registered by the
O'ReAl resulted from intercepted
ApAc S did all their scoring in the
first d N against the Middletown
eleven, he latter coming back strong
in the hal half. Led by George Nc
Cabe,. 4 mer Georgetown stalwart, the
Little. Il dians, using the forward pass
to cecHied advantage, counted one
toucEdoSn in the first period and their
two others in the second. The visitors
came; through with their first tCuch-
down In the third period and their
secopd IN the final quarter.
No;th rms took another trimming at
the Eaht Is Of a Baltimore eleven, when
they % ed to Landsdowne in 13-to-o
game the Monumental City. The
winners made 10 first downs to just /
for the Northerns.
sutfekng their first defeat in two
s:aSos1sf Mohawk Preps fell before the
Seat Pleasant Firemen eleven in a 60
battle at Seat Pleasant. 1t also was
the frs time the Hawks goal line has
been c2fssed in two years. Jerry Au-
gustiheE Escored the games lone touch
down Exeen he plunged over from the
I0-yard2 line to end a steady drive
from tl@ opening kickoff.
Petwe-th Pennants were 1876 victors
over N<'ional Press Club Cardinals. 1t
was b sweet victory for the Pennants
who 'vere beaten by the Cards last sea-
son. s'k,e Cards, however, had the dis
tinctto Aof being the first team to score
on tile remnants this season.
ArN ton Preps took the measure Of
the b terry A eleven of Fort Myer, Is
to o, u the Arlington, Va, field. A 40
gard In by Warren and pass IRON
Evening star., 1929-10-28
PURDUE HAS EYES
ON BIC TEN TITLE
BoiIermakers, Now Leading
Race, Are Threatened by
Sturdy Minnesota.
BY WILLIAM WEEKES,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


- HICAGO, October 2s.-Minne-
sofa foot ball supporters be-
lieve Coach Clarence w. Spears
~ finally has found the combina-
ton that will win the Western
Conference title, but down at Lafayette,
Ind, where Purdue Is located, the fans
think the Gophers will have to share
the championship with Purdue-share
it because the two teams do not meet
this season.
Purdue is at the top of the list with
victories over Michigan and Chicago,
while the GopherS have won their only
Big Ten contest. Ohio State ranks be-
hind Purdue. with two victories, but being
held to a scoreless tie Saturday by In
diana somewhat dimmed the Buckeyes
record. Indiana, beaten by Chicago in its
other Big Ten start, not only stopped
Ohio, but outplayed the team that de-
feated Michigan and Iowa, scoring
seven first downs to three for the
Buckeyes.
Illinois Is the only other undefeated
contender, but it also has tie against
it's record The Illini won Saturday, de-
feating Michigan, but failed to display
anything out of the ordinary extensively.
Illinois pair of touchdowns came as the
result of long runs and no sustained
gaining power was evident.
Next Saturdays program includes
three games involving the championship
question. Illinois will meet Northwest
ern at Evanston, while Indiana will
meet Minnesota at Minneapolis. Pur-
due will be seeking its third straight
triumph at Madison where 1t will tackle
Wisconsin.
Ohio State and Chicago will invade
the East, with the Buckeyes meeting
undefeated Pittsburgh, and Stages
Maroons engaging Princeton. Michigan
and Iowa will be idle giving them plenty
of time to tune up for Harvard and
Minnesota, respectively.
Following are the individual leaders,
inc cnnrinnor oll
Evening star., 1929-10-28

otherwise and had the stuff to put into
effect its ideas.
Penn State and Pennsylvania had
narrow escapes. The for. Ter managed
to get away with Lafayette by 70 3,
while the latter barely beat Lehigh by
field goal.
The Coast Guard eleven, which plays
the Marines here this week in the Pres
idents Cup game, was beaten by the
Connecticut Aggies by 10 to 0. This
probably will not anger Tom Ready
nor his aides, because the Marines want
that cup, and up until the game Sat-
urday the Coast Guard eleven had been
showing up quite we'll
George Washington and American
University were not strong enough to
stand up against the kind of opposition
they met in City College of New York
and Loyola of Baltimore. Both lost by
big scores. The Colonials expected to
lose by fair margin, but American
better than it did.
Michigan got set back for another
beating last week, Illinois this time turn
ing the trick. This makes the third con-
secutive Saturday the Wolverines have
gone down before Conference elevens.
The Maize squad had better page one
Mr.. Yost. Purdue gave Chicago a lacing
and Iowa trimmed Wisconsin, while
Ohio State and Indiana were fighting a
scoreless tie in other Conference games.
For the second consecutive year
Stanford went down before Southern
California. Last Fall the Methodists
beat Warmers eleven by 10 to 0, while
this time the count was z to 0. Uni
verSity of California also won a tight
battle, beating Olympic Club by 81 to
10. the margin of two points after
touchdown.
Southern games were featured by the
defeat of Georgia Tech by Tulane and
by the big score by which North Caro-
lima trimmed Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute. BY trimming the Atlanta
School the New orleans eleven estab-
lished itself solidly in the fight for all
Southern honors. North Carolina came
back strong after its defeat by Georgia.
as any eleven strong enough to trim
v. P. I. by 38 to 13 must have some
thing out of the ordinary. 1t will be
remembered that Pennsylvania barely
beat v. P. I. 13 to 8.
Washington and Lee seems to be
/ travelling a rocky road again, being
beaten by Tennessee by six touchdoWns
Other games were those in which Ala
bama easily beat SeWanee and in which
Maryland came near upsetting the
conference apple cart with v. M. I. al
! Richmond.
Evening star., 1929-10-28
HYATTSVILLE LASSIES
SEEK FIELD BALL TITLE

HYATTSVILLE, Md, october 90
Hyattsville High School girls field ball
team, which drubbed Brandywine
High, 16 to /, Wednesday, to gain the
Prince Georges County championship
will enter the Statewide championship
tournament, which will start week after
next.
Hysttsville won all four Of its matches
in the county series. having only one
goal scored against it. However, Ca
louisville High lass!es twice have de-
feated the Hyattsville girls.
Members of the Hyattsville team
which is coached by Miss Esther Sass
Ger of the school faculty. are:
Marion Downing, goal: Irene Knox
Winifred Hiser, fullbacks. Margaret
Needs, Jean Goss, Josephine Knox
halfbacks, and Isabel Craddock, Wini-
fred Kerstetter, Jean Hamilton, Dolly
Bailey and Virginia Myers, forwards.
Evening star., 1929-10-28
LExANDR1A. Va, october q

A LEXANDRIA. Va, october 28.-
n st. Mary's Celtics and the Fort
IA Meade Tank Corps battled to
4 \ scoreless tie here yesterday az
ternoon in their foot ball con-
test at Baggett's Park.
Several threatening thrusts were
made by each team. The Tank Corps
pushed forward to the Celtics' 1-yard
line in the opening period only to lose
the ball by fumbling. A march 10 the
5-yard line in the second quarter was
likewise halted when the Green ana
Gold held for downs.
The locals marched to the Soldiers
10-yard line twice in the final quarter,
but were held for downs on one occa-
sion and the second advance was
stopped when Mundy, the invaders
quarterback, intercepted forward pass.
Hodson contributed the longest run
of the game with a 35-yard gallop In
Fort Meade's first-period march.
Northern Juniors of Washington de-
feated Iroquois A. c., 7 to 6, when
Hurley received a 10-yard pass for a
touchdown in the second quarter and
added the extra point with drop-kick.
Faulk received forward pass on the
Northern's 15-yard line In the fourth
quarter and raced across the goal for
Iroquois.
Pat Gormans Virginia A. G. was
inactive yesterday Afternoon as the re-
suit of a cancellation by the Fort Hunt
Post team.
The Virginians are anxious to book
games with unlimited teams. Phone
Evening star., 1929-10-28
Macy Does Well to Tie Tigers;
Booth Is Great Star for Yale

When a foot ball team is eked out Of
a victory as Navy was Saturday it GER
tainly deserves some condolences. The
Sailors went into the fourth period with
the score 13 to in their favor, yet
after that allowed Princeton to get two
touchdownS ard point that tied the
score. But in achieving such victory
Princeton deserves the highest praise.
Any time an eleven, virtually whipped,
can pull itself together to score two
touchdowns in the final quarter, that
clever has at least some OF the eal-
marks of greatness.
Navy hardly expected to win. and
that 1t went into the fourth quarter
two touchdowns to the good probably
was more than 1T had looked for. The
Middies had examinations all last week,
and no team can stand up under that
test and still be at it's best in foot
ball game on Saturday.
Yale seems to be finding itself. Or,
possibly to put it more aptly, young
gentleman Of the name of Albie Booth
is helping Yale to find itself. Booth
seems to have done everything against
Army at New Haven Saturday except
steal the Army uniforms. Press reports
indicate that he out-Cagled eagle III
simply taking possession of the foot
bali game. It seems that Army could
not stop him and had he remained iE
the game full time there is no telling
what his score might have been. Re
was not sent In until the count was
Army, 13; Yale, O., and, after he had
beer the handspring of three Yale
touchdowns, was removed. Which goes
to show just what one man may mean
to foot ball team.
Dartmouth's crushing defeat of Har-
ward was something of surpise. 1t
was known that the Big Green eleven
was strong, but it was thought that Har-
ward, following It's tie with Army, was
so much better than usual there would
be a real battle on Soldiers Field. How
eyer II seenas that Dartmouth fhnught.
Evening star., 1929-10-28
BELL GUSTS MCMILLAN
AT THIRD FOR CHICUBS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 28.-Lester Bell
who played third base for the Boston
Braves during the 1928 and 1929 sea-
sons, has been purchased by the Cubs
The first move by owner William
Wrigley, jr, to repair the weak spots
in the Bruin machine that conquered
the National League, but found the
Athletics too good in the recent world
series.
The price paid for Bell was not an
nounced. but the guessing placed 1t at
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Bell will replace Norman Mcmillan,
whose fielding was satisfactory to
Manager Joe Mccarthy, but whose hit
ting was considered too spotty by the
Cub pilot. Mcmillan probably will re-
main on the Wrigley pay roll as an
utility infielder, but Clyde Beck, who
understudied Mcmillan last season, is
expected to 60.
Evening star., 1929-10-28

virginia showed a remarkable
comeback in deciSively Wlplng up
st. Johns after it's defeat at the
hands of Virginia Military 1nst1-
tute, while Maryland, in meeting
u. III. I. in Richmond, put up o
game that Richmond people who
watched it will not soon forget.
TIE Old Liners took the lead in the
secoEd quarter when Miller caught a
forward pass from Evans and ran 10
yard$ for a touchdown, and wound up
the Galf with the count 6 to 0 in their
favok, v. M. I. was in position to
score only once in the first half, that
was when Dunn broke clear in mid
field -on a run from kick formation, but
was hauled down from behind by Miller
on the 15-yard line. Maryland stopped
the &dyance and never was threatened
thereafter in the first half. Shortly
after the second half opened, v. M. /.
carried the ball 10 yards to a touch
down without a halt, although it was
aided twice by penalties. one Of which
came. when interference was called
agairsst Maryland back on a long for
ward pass on the 35-yard line when the
Cadets had fourth down and 8 yards
to go. The other was a penalty for
offsiGe, which put the ball in play on
tne t-yard line.
Terrapins Near Victory.
With the count to against it,
Maryland made another bid in the
fourth quarter, carrying the ball with
in a few feet of the goal line, only to be
held for downs. And then later in the
fourth period Maryland attempted a
drop-xick, which failed only because it
lacked the strength to go few feet
Ra~. IAet hnl
game Maryland has played this year.
Virginia will bring here a heavier
and more experienced eleven than
Maryland has. Its line from tackle to
tackle reminds one of a group of heavy
weight wrestlerS, so physically strong
do the men appear. In the backfleld Is
Thomas, no doubt one of the best
Eround-gaining backs in the South.
Weighing close to 180 pounds, he seems
to be as light on his feet as toe
dancer. 1t really is hard to tell just
ss he does not seem so exceptionally
fast, but he certainly has knack of
eludirlg would-be tacklers. a..
On comparative scores, excepting the
game :each played with w. NJ. L, Virginia
seemS to be much stronger than Mary
land. The Cavaliers went South and
beat South Carolina, and South Caro-
lima Dame here the following week and
trimmed Maryland without much diff
culty.s And Maryland has not whipped
any eleven as strong as Swarthmore.
But notwithstanding the odds seem to
favor Virginia. In all probability when
the tRo teams take the field Saturday
AFTERNOON there will not be much to
choose between them.
Virginia and Maryland have met five
timesl and the games stand even.
Maryland won the first 13 TO 0, Virginia
took the next to o, the next was a
6-to-e tie, then Virginia won 81 to 0
and sast year Maryland was victor 18
to g., To the victor each year goes a
big silver foot ball, mounted on an
ebony pedestal, trophy presented by
Senator Millard E. Tydings of Mary
land
While Maryland is spending the week
in preparation for its homecoming day
game, with Virginia, Georgetown will
keep sts eye set for New York, where it
meets its first big test Of the year with
New York University. Last season the
Evening star., 1929-10-28
HEINIE WEBB RESIGNS
AS PRINTERS MANAGER

After plotting the Union Printers base
ball team for the past nine years. dur
ing which time the nine has won seven.
Typo championships, Heinie Webb has
resigned as manager or the team
Ed Lowery, veteran outfielder. has
been chosen as WebbfS successor and
other officers elected are Dikes Desper.
president; Ed Brown, vice president
and F. w. Greene, secretary-treasurer.
turkey dinner and oyster roast
IN honor OF the team, which won the
Typo championship again last Summer
aI Indianapolis, Is planned soon by the
washington Union Printers Athletic
Association.
Evening star., 1929-10-28
HYATTSvILLE CHURCH
PLANS BASKET TEAM

HYATTSvILLE. Md, October "a
The First Methodist Episcopal Church
South Of Hyattsville, plans to enter a
sturdy quint in the Prince Georges
County Basket Ball League, which will
open its season about November Is,
and which is sponsored by Company F.,
National Guard of Hyattsville
A meeting TO organize the Methodist
team will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at the church. Oficers will be elected.
All wishing to try for the quint are
asked to be on hand.
Among the aspirants already lined
up are Curley Smith, Vernon Clark,
Ralph FARRELL. Paul Reeley, Charles
Cannon, Carl Frey and William Luman.
Organization of the College Park
soccer team, a 115-pound class combi-
nation. has been effected and games
are sought with teams In this division
The team has a field
Coleman Headley. q member Of the
Hyattsville High School soccer team,
which recently won the Prince Georges
County title. was the prime mover in
the formation Of the College Park
eleven, and Is booking games at College
Park.