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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
BIG CROWD TO SEE
DIXIE GRID CLASSIC
10000 Expected at New
Year Southern Conference
Game at Atlanta.
BY DILLON L. GRAHAM,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

A TLANTA, Ga, December 21.-
~ OmcialS in charge of the
~ Shrine-all- Southern Con-
\ ference charity foot ball game
Tor New Year day forecast the
biggest crowd Of the season for the
holiday battle.
Basing their estimate on the number
of tickets already sold and the daily
increasing demand for the pasteboards,
the authorities expect upward of 20 900
persons to jam their way into the great
field stadium to see the grand finale
of the current season in Dixie.
Coach Bob Neyland of the University
of Tennessee is to coach the team rep
presenting the upper half of the con-
ference, while Charles Bachman. the
University of Florida mentor, will guide
the Southern eleven. The players are
to report here December ~ for prac-
tice
Several of the original so PLAYERS
invited have reported that <Aay would
be unable to play and the game COM
mittee is busy negotiating with other
gridiron stars to fill those places. The
complete list probably will be announced
early next week.
Lopo. North Carolina State lineman.
dAlO NutEA, NABulId E>Oly GIlQ, yes
terday wired their acceptance and will
report to the Northern team.
Ofhcials for the contest, selected on
the basis Of their seniority in con-
ference service. were announced TODAY
by Arthur Hutchens. Lake Wales, Fla.
president Of the Southern officials as
ISOLATION. They are Norris Moriarity
tSt. Mary's), Birmingham, umpire; c.
w. STREET. (Auburn), Birmingham, field
judge RIP" Majors (Auburn), Ander-
son, s. C., head linesman.
Hutchens, graduate of Purdue, Will
be the referee.
Gus TebelPs North Carolina State
Wolf Pack, Southern Conference basket
ball champions last year, have started
their offensive in quest Of another
crown.
The Raleigh five trampled Atlantic
Christian College, 48-l1, in the opening
game several nights ago.
Two letter men from the titular squad
form the nucleus of the 1880 team. and
Tebell has uncovered several promising
basketers from among the newcomers
to round out the quintet
The Wolf Pack will play II games this
season, including IL conference battles.
The conference tournament, at which
the championship Is decided, will be
held In Atlanta starting February %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
BUGS TO VISIT SOUTH
ON TRAINING JAUNT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, December 2f.-The
pittsburgh National League base ball
club today announced its training plans
for 1880, after preliminary work at
Paso Robles, Calf. The Pirates viii
start their first exhibition trip. st.
Patrick's day, going flrst to San Fran
cisco for a series with the Mission
Club Of the Pacific Coast League,
starting March 10.
Before leaving San Francisco Bay.
the Buccaneers will play the San
Francisco and Oakland clubs and then
move on to Los Angeles for games with
the Chicago Cubs, March ~. 20, 20, 80.
Starting East, stop will be made at
Houston, Tex, for games with the
Houston Texas League Club, April 8,
4, 5. 6. Games will be played also
at Fort Worth and Dallas.
The National Leaguers play In Mo-
bile, April 8, 10, this marking the first
visit Of the Pirates to the Alabama city.
An engagement will be filled with the
New Orleans Pelicans of the Southern
Association April IL. IL and IS. Pitts
burg has not played in New Orleans
since 1917.
From the Crescent City on the Mis-
sissippi, Manager Jewel Ems leads his
players home without step.
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TROJANS' L|NEMEN
PRINTING FOR PITT
Jones Is Paying Particular
Attention to Forwards
for Big Game.

BY the Associated Press
n ASADENA, Calf, December a.
- Coach Howard Jones sent his
University of Southern Califor-
L MIA gridsters through a Strenu-
Gus dummy scrimmage today.
placing special emphasis on the play of
the line, which he said would have to
click on New Year day If the Pittsburgh
Panthers are to b. turned back at the
Pasadena rose bowl.
Jones placed Captain Nathan Bar
ragar at the running guard position,
from which he had been crowded in
midseason by a sophomore, John Baker.
Barragar apparently has regained his
early season form.
Jones indicated he was far from
pleased with the functioning of the
Trojan line in the Carnegie Tech game,
which saw the Tartans outruSh the Tro-
jams in the first half, before they wilted
and took the short end of the As to IS
score. Pittsburgh, the Eastern repre-
sentative in the annual intersectional
classic, has line touted highly along
the Atlantic Coast.
The first scrimmage against the Spar
tans, the cannon fodder against which
the U. S. G. first string brushes up its
defense against opponents particular
brand OF foot ball, is scheduled for Tues
day.
Christmas day will be a holiday in
Trojan foot ball circles. But Thursday
the squad will be cut to IS men and
moved to a Pasadena hotel Practice
will be shifted the day after Christmas
from BovaId Field on the campus, to
the rose bowl turf
The Trojan coach said he was salts
fed with the teams backfield strength,
augmented this week by the return of
the f1eet-footed Jesse Hill to the full
back berth. Hill, one of the most
elusive runners on the Pacific seaboard
and track man of note, had been out
with twisted knee. Don Moses, half
back, ana Jones were at Bovard Field
colds which confined them to their
homes yesterday.
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WALES PLAYS IN RAIN
AND FINISHES SECOND

LONDON, December 81 (H1-Heedless
of a steady rain and chilly winds, the
Prince of Wales competed for the Sir
Arthur Paget golf cup at Coombe Hill
Golf Club today, finishing one stroke
behind the winner.
The prince played hatless and coat
less and when his round was ended he
was drenched to the skin.
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PENN DEFEATS INDIANA
ON COUNT BY "a TO Il

PHILADELPHIA, December 81 OP.-
University of Pennsylvania defeated
Indiana University's basket ball team
tonight, 26 to 2l, in close guarding
game, reversing last years result, when
the Hoosiers beat the Red and Blue.
Peterson showed big improvement at
center for Penn and held McCracken,
the HOLSTERS ace and one of the
fiashiest centers in the Western Con-
ference, to two field goals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

Headlining the card will be the bat
tie between the Mohawks and the cham
pion Lansdowne eleven of the Baltimore
League in Griffith Stadium at 2:30
O'Clock.
In other games, Palace A. c., claim
ant of the l35-pound class title, will
engage National Press Building Cardi-
mails at Silver Spring at 2:30 o'clock,
Arlington Props and the Navajoe eleven
of Alexandria will face on the Airing
ton field at 2:30 o'clock, DORA and VOL
verines will mix at Riverdale at 3
o'clock and Shamrock and Friendship
115-pound elevens will have 1t out on
Fairlawn field at 2:30 o'clock.
Opening their season this year. Mo-
hawks defeated the Lansdowne eleven.
Is to 0, at Baltimore, but the Oriole
City outfit has improved notably since,
as attested by its victory in the Balti-
more League flag race, and is figured to
give the Indians stern battle today.
A luminary of the Lansdowne team
IS Nate Weinstock, former Western
Washington last season and head
mentor this year st the University ct
Baltimore. WeinStock plays tackle for
the Baltimore clubmen.
Hawks, keen to end their season with
q victory and regain some of the pres
tige they lost through their recent de-
feat by the Apaches for the city title,
have been drilling hard during the
week. They will have their full strength
ut hand today.
Lansdowne is all set for a deter
mined effort to conquer the Indians to
even scores for the defeat in Baltimore.
Many rooters are expected to accom-
pany the visitors here
Should Palace A. C. take the Press
Building Cardinals they figure they will
have an indisputable claim to the CITY
135-pound crown. Palace won the title
in the Capital City League iS5-pound
loop and have been indicated this sea-
son. They have played IS games, taking
part in in one week.
They plan to close their season today,
and If they do it will be the last APP
pearance of the combination in the
135-pound class, as Palace figures to
play 150-pound ranks next year. The
team has been outstanding among the
135-pound elevens here for the past
three seasons.
John Smith has been coaching the
Palace boys during these three years,
with Joe Perrone as manager
Mcclure, Edwards and Wondrack are
alu4Uunced as the oficials for today's
game.
Arlington Props, who have put In a
strenuous and successful season under
the energetic management of Charlie
Deuterman. are hopeful of scoring over
the Navajoes.
Two hustling elevens will meet when
the Dora and Wolverine teams clash.
Bob Mingee and Bill Walton have
been coaching and managing the Dora
eleven, respectively. The team had
rather an Indifferent start, but has
shown decided improvement in recent
games.
wolverines have shown considerable
power.
Shamrock and Friendships are a cou-
pie of hustling elevens who figure to put
on an interesting battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
G0ODHART TAKES JOB
With BALTIMORE A. C.

Harry Goodhart has resigned his post
as assistant to Otto Glockler, squash
rackets coach at the Racquet Club, to
become mentor of this sport at the
Baltimore Athletic Club
Goodhart will assume his new post
week from tomorrow.
Checker viii name new assistant at
the Racquet Club soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Pennsylvania, Is; Indiana, Al.
Columbia, A; Harvard, II.
City College of New York, SO; Dart,
mouth, 81.
Minnesota, 46; Cornell Iowa), Is.
Oberiin. 10; Chicago, Is.
Marquette. 20; Iowa, 10.
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PEERLESS TOssERS WIN.

Peerless A. c. quint defeated Spengler
Post i've in a 145-pound class Boys
Club Basket Ball League game last
night in the club gym.
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PRO HOCKEY RESULTS

Boston Bruins. 4: Chicago, /.
Toronto, 2: Pittsburgh, /.
Boston, 5: Philadelphia, 8.
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CHOCOLATE DROPS LAWSON.

NEW YORK, December 81 CP).-Kid
Chocolate, Cuban Negro featherweight,
knocked out Johnny Lawson in the
second round of their 10-round bout at
the Olympia A. G. tonight.
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MOHAWKS ENGAGE
!. BALTIMORE TEAM
Meet LansdoWne, Winner of
Loop TitIe-Four Other
Games Carded.

7 INDEPENDENT foot ball hereabout is
slated to end its 1929 season this
afternoon. The campaign will go out
i with flourish, several bright games
being listed in the city and environs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
COLLEGE HOCKEY,

Yale, 3; Dartmouth, 2.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
The proba bic line-ups:
VIRGINIA " NJ
TONY Furnishes
JOHNNY FARR

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Johnny
Farr, of Cleveland, today was the
latest recruit of that band of
fighters who will tell you that Tony
Canzoneri is quite fighting man.
For last night at Madison Square
Garden Johnny was all but knocked
out during his 10-round scuffle with
the one-time featherweight cham,
pion but managed to last the route
despite the fact that Tony hit him
with everything but the timers
whistle. The Clevelander won only
one round, the ninth, when he
rallied to pound the firing Can
zoneri quite literally
In the 10-round semi-final George
Hoffman scored a sensa tional VIC
tory over Add Warren, North Caro-
lima hope, when Referee Crowley
stopped the fight in the tenth to
save Warren from further punish.
ment.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
DUKE IS ALL SET.
FOR NAVY GAME

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 19.-Though
Duke was scheduled by the Naval
Academy between the Notre Dame
and Princeton games, and was ex.
pected to afford only light opposi-
tion, reports by the Navy scouts
and other information from Dur.
ham, indicate that it will be ready
to give the Naval eleven a real
contest this afternoon.
Dukes crack runner. Jaukoski,
kicker and passer. and other stars,
who have heen kept out by in
juries. are in the lineup. and a
large part Of Dukes student hody,
headed by the college band. has
come 70 Annapolis, confident of see.
ing It's team defeat the niddies
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
TEAM
CRIPPLED
TODAY

West Virginia Wesleyan
faced a crippled Georgetown
University eleven today at
Griffith Stadium in the feature
grid attraction of the day.
Gallaudet and Maryland were to
play at College Park.
The third game OF the day in
this vicinity was that Of the fresh
man teams of Georges Washington
and Western Maryland in the East
ern High School Stadium.
Washington three other elevens
were out of the city. Catholic Uni
versity was facing Villanova at
Villanova. Pa: George Washington
was tackling Dickinson at Carlisle,
Pa. and American U. was seeking
its third straight victory in Baltl-
more against Baltimore U.
Lou Lltle's team was in weak
ened condition today as the result
of an injury jinx that has robbed
the team of several of its regulars.
Provincial and Brennan, regular
ends, and Johnny Hudak. fullback,
We're out of the lineup due to in
juries.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
Football Results
Yesterday

Tech High. IA: Eastern. 2.
Dewitt Prep, II; Washington and Lee
High 0.
Emerson. 6.
Alexandria High. 1s: Cuipeper. Va.
High, 0.
Business High, 6: st. Johns "B"
Squad (AnnapOlis), 0.
George Mason High 1s; WarrentOn.
Va. High. 0.
st. Johns. e6: LandOn. 8.
Maryland Freshmen. II; Washington
and Lee University FrOsh. :.
v. NJ. l. FrOsh. 6: Virginia FrOsh. o.
South Carolina, Al; Presbyterian. o.
Kansas Wesleyan n: st. Mary's. 0.
Marquette. "A; Iowa state. s.
Millsaps :; Miss. College. 0.
Alfred. 21; Juniata, 0.
Brigham Young, I; Utah Aggtes, 9.
Mississirpl. 2s. Loyola (New OrleanS
The Washington times., 1929-10-19

Giants in Philadelphia because of
an alleged disagreement with Tier
ney 1t was an open secret this
summer that the manager and the
secretary were not on the most
cordial terms. The tone of Nc
Graw's speech at the testimonial
dinner rendered to Eddie Brannick
told all too plainly that he would
welcome Brannick as travelling sec.
retary.
Carl Mays is trying to land a
job as manager OF the Portland
Beavers. Mays wants to buy some
Of the stock of the Beavers. on
the return from the last Western
trip Mays had a long private con.
fab with Ira Thomas. The Athletics
own the Portland Club. and Thomas
Ia official representative cf the
Athletics.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
JAP PANESE PROS
TOURNEY.

Two Japanese professional golf
ers. r. Yasuda Of the Toxic Golf
Club. and Y. Miyamoto of the lbar-
ak Club Osaka, have been invited
TO participate in the Second Hawai-
ian Open to be held on the Waialae
links there, on November IS, 16
and II.
Although not on the official list
of invitations, it is understood that
golfers from Australia, New XeaIa nd
and British Columbia may also
participate, in which case the No
Vember tournament will take on
quite an international aspect.
A large proportion of the pro-
fessi0nal golfers who partici-
pated in the first open there
last autumn are returning. in
Guiding William Mehlhorn. of
the FennimOre Country Club.
White Plains. New York. who
won first place by taking
piay.off from Fred Morrison of
Pasadena, Calf.
Among those who have been in.
vited to play there. beside Melhorn
and Morrison, are Tommy Armour,
Horton Smith, Walter Hagen, Nc
Donald Smith, Johnny Farrell.
Gene Sarazen, Leo Diegel, AL Espi-
nosa, Craig Wood. Joe Turnsea,
Johnny Golden, Ed Dudley, Al Wa
trous, Billie Burke and Bobby
Cruickshank. The PLAYERS will
go To the Islands as guests of
the Natson Navigation Companv
and during their stay here will be
entertained at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel,
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
SEVENTH year-olds and upw
Christner Wins; Seeks
Return With Sharkey

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-Probabilitv of
return bout with Jack Sharkey,
leading heavyweight contender,
loomes larger today for Meyer K.OJ
Christner, Akron, Ohio, slugger, as
a result Of ten-round decision over
Ernie Schaff Hub ex-tar at the
Garden last night. Christner, who
dropped close decision to Sharkev,
in New York. has expressed a desire
to meet the Lithuanian in the
winter bout at Miami,
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
Marquette Victor
Over Ames at Night

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10 Q.N.S).
Marquette University today was
hoasting of night football victory
over Iowa State College of Ames.
Iowa. II to 6
More than $4,000 spectators
watched the game. which was fea-
tured by long runs for touchdowns
by John Slsk. halfback.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
STOP CACLE, CRY
At HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 19.-
"Chris' eagle, that dashing. crash
ing football trooper from West
Point, faced a possible "Water'oo>
in Harvard Stadium this afternoon.
powerful and largely veteran
Crimson line, stronger than the
Army's. served notice that eagle
shall not pass
Due I'd this Harvard forward wall
and two separate sets of backs at
the call of Head Coach Arnold
Horween, the sons of Harvard ruled
to faVorite in the betting to
offset the Is to defeat smeared
on Jawn Harvard by the Army Mule
here last year.
TOday's weather was perfect
for football and a crowd Of
nearly $4,000 held pasteboards
for the game. Spectators be-
fore the game were reported
charging from $50 to S1O0
pair for tickets.
The presence of 1211 West Point
cadets with their maneuvers of the
gridiron before game time was on
the program with Harvards at
tempt to stop eagle. The gray
clad West Pointers were due at
the stadium following A review be-
fore Gov. Frank G. Allen on Boston
Common and the presentation of
dozen gold spear heads for adorn-
ing the colors of the cadets.
Two eleventh-hour changes in the
Harvard lineup We're announced.
White was selected to take the place
Of Harper. the injured Crimson fun.
back. Capt. cRed'D Barrett, left
tackle, was shifted to right guard,
while on the offensive. Also on
the offensive C'Bilr1 Ticknor. right
guard. was shifted to the Harvard
captains berth. The two players
will resume their regular posts in
the defense.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19

w
This report of a bitter civil war
raging is not exactly new. Those
who professed to be we'll informed
said that McGraw refused to &C.
company the Giants on the last
Western trip because of a private
row. Later, McGraw announced
that James J. Tierney would be
succeeded by Edward I. Bran.
nick as secretary Of the club, but
said that C. A. Stoneham would
have to make the official announce
ment.
Instead of making any an
n0unCpment along the lines in
dicated by McGraw Stoncham
refused to repudiate Tierney.
Such action was tantamount to
throwing down the gauntlet to
McGraw.
A few years ago McGraw left the
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
LTOP BATTLES WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN
Sandlot Football
Games Listed
Sunday

Montebello Club (Baltimore) vs.
Mohawks, at Clark Griffith
Stadium, at 2:30 o'clock.
Virginia A. G. VS.. Apaches, at
Union League Park, 2:30 o'clock.
NOrtherns ys. IrVingtons, at
Baltimore. Md, 2:30 o'clock.
st. Stephens VS.. Seat Pleasant,
at Boyer Stadium, Seat Pleasant,
Md, 2:30 o'clock.
Frederick (Md) Pros vs. st.
Mary's Celtics, at Baggett's Field,
Alexandra, Va, 2:3O o'clock.
Wolverines vs. NJ er d a n @,
Potomac Park field, 3 o'clock.
Petworth Pennants VS.. Airing
ton Props, at Arlington, Va, field,
2:30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
Giants Divided, Rumored
McGraw to Quit

NEW YORK Oct. 19.-There is blood the moon for the
Giants and an old superstition has it that bloody moon
means Rumor that sped about town today had ohn D.
NcGrav resigning his post with the Giants and striking out
for other nors on the baseball chart There dens of
this IN he sure but Just same all does not to be we'll
=,+L;n the ho11ss Of the Giants
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
PHOENIX FIVE READY

the Phoenix Glib basketball team
limited ouints. Call Line. 1851 after
5 o'clock or write the manager. Z
Fourth Street n. F..
The Washington times., 1929-10-19

Touchdowns-Kolker. Benner. Points
after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O. placements).
Safety-Nelson (punted while outside of
line). Substitutipns: Eastern-Bnrns
for HAYDEN. Tech-Cioldman for Rhodes.
Referee-Towers lCoIumbia). Um pire-
Brewer maryland. Head linesman-
Daniels &C VI. Time of ouarter-1G
minutes.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19

Added interest also attends the
game because it Will renew football
relations between the two schools
after seVen-year lapse and because
Branch BOcock coached at Y. p. |.
almost score of years ago. Bocock
played football at Georgetown Uni
Versity.
Andy Gusta fson has announced
his starting lineup as: Captain Nut
ter. left end; Stark. left tackle;
Jones. left guard; WINNER, center;
ID. Hubbard, right guard: SWart.
right tackle: Pattie. right end;
Hooper. quarterback; Tomko, left
halfback: Spear. right halfback;
Owens, fullhack. The Green line
contains but one veteran from last
years team This is Dex Hubbard,
whose great game against Penn
drew the praise of Coach Gustafson
and the cheers Of the $4,000 fans at
Franklin Field last Saturday when
the Quakers barely beat Virginia
po1y 14.S
The Washington times., 1929-10-19

the fourth quarter and when Benner
again kicked the score Mckinley
registered it's total count.
The lineup and summary follows:
TECH EASTERN
The Washington times., 1929-10-19

The big fellow, who sustained an
infected wrist recently, had enter
tanned high hopes of recovering SUI
ficiently for the Eastern game. lie
had set his heart on this engage
ment and was confident that he
would be ready.
After an examinat ton yesterday he
was informed not only that he would
be unable to participate in this
struggle hut he also was ordered to
local hospital pending possible
operation.
That's too much-1've got TO he
in there with the BOYS" he insisted
with tears in his eyes. Nor was he
easily pacified. hut he was finally
persuaded to follow instructions. and
while his mates were turning bacn
the Light Blue and White he was
filling the role of an ardent rooter
from his bedside.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
WEST EXPECTS
FIREWORKS

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-There's going
to he dynamite ard fireworks
aplenty in this mid-western football
family this afternoon. Four bat
ties between old rivals for SUI
premacy in the seasons race
threaten to rock as many stadiums
from lockers rooms to flag poles.
Chicago, aswarm with fully 16n.
n00 fans. awoke today to find itself
the football center OF the world
The Western Conference title no
doubt will be involved here by the
outcome of the battle between the
undefeated Northwestern team and
Minnesotas powerful machine.
Wisconsin. the underdOg after
after it's defeat at the hands OF
Northwestern last week, throws
rejuvenated eleven in the
path of NOtre Dame. Fully
100, 900 persons will witness this
struggle here at Soldiers Field.
Michigan is crying for blood after
its trouncing of last Saturday by
Purdue. The Wolverines intended
victim is its old rival, Ohio State
The game at Ann Arbor will
be Witnessed by $1,000 interested
partisanS. most of whom are
pulling for Michigan to reverse
Ohio States place in the Big
Ten standing.
Illinois, conference champion for
two years running. makes It's con-
ference debut at the new Iowa
Stadium. Iowa City. A full house
of homecoming patrons will see the
Illini open a drive for the 1929 pen
nant.
Following last Saturdays games
in which four underdogs rose and
tumbled their favored opponents.
The Big Ten contest has resolved
itself into any mans race with any
team likely to win.
So anything is likely to happen
today.
The Minnesota Northwestern
battle at Evanston. H.. Is the
only conference game this after
noon between two undefeated
teams.
The powerful Mort hern have been
one of the seven wonders for years,
hut enter the battle without Al Osler.
end, and Wayne kakela, powerful
lineman.
OsIer was left home when he was
declared ineligible. and kakela's s in
juries are keeping him out.
The Washington times., 1929-10-19
CYCLONES BOOKING

The Congress Heights Cyclones arc
arranging football games with teams
IN the 9h,1OO pound division. Cali
Lincoln 2792.