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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
ST. MARY'S CELTICS
TO PLAY IRVINGTONS
LExANDR1A, Va, october IT,

A LEXANDRIA, Va, october H.
" st. Marys Celtics will play a
"A team reputed to be one Of the
4 a strongest independent combina-
tons in the South Atlantic
States when they meet the Irvington
A. c. at Gibbons Park, in Baltimore, on
November IL.
The Monumental City team Is COM
posed entirely Of former college foot ball
stars.
The Celtics will encounter the Fred
day at 8 o'clock in Baggett'S Park and
will be seeking their third straight VIC
tory.
A. c. Of Washington have bowed to the
CelticS this year.
The third athletic district of Virginia
foot ball games will be played by local
high schools tomorrow, with Alexandria
High entertaining Culpeper High on
Hayden Field and George Mason High
playing host to Warrenton High in Bag
gett's Park. Both games viii begin at
$3.50.
George Mason and Alexandra will be
handicapped by injuries.
virginia a. ". Will pThcGcS UOnl8nI NJ
o'clock beneath electric lights at King
and Lee streets In preparation for the
game with the powerful Apache A. G.
in Union League Park, Washington, on
Sunday.
Potomac Yard Athletic Association
has entered a team in the Washington
Terminal Railroad Y. M c. A. Duckpin
Bowling League. Joe Thiemer, Buck
Thiemer, M. Woodley, Walter Coe
Donald Morgan, Ralph Scrivener and
0. c. Yates comprise the Potomac Yard
team.
G. c. Brown of the Belle Haven Coun-
try Club has reached the semi final
round of the Fort Humphreys officers
tournament being held on his home
course. Brown defeated Wilmer j. Wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
LIVERSEDCE PICKS BEARS:
KEADY LEANS TO OUAKERs
West Virginia Wesleyan Eleven Is Hopeful of Up
setting Georgetown Here Saturday-Mary.
land Still Hunting for Backs.
BY HI. C. BYRD.

UCALToRN1A has at least an even chance to win from
Pennsylvania and, believe will win' is the Harry
Liversedge former California tackle now helping Tom
coach the Marines his opinion of the
Philadelphia Saturday Lversedge has just returned from
California for
days opinion that the Coast eleven of the
strongest turned by his school.
against that is big but
that
anything the foot ball team
California make its first trip East just it
the At
firmly believe that it will take Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
OLD COUNTRY FOOT BALLf

The Old World is influencing foot ball
at the University of Indiana. Coach
Page is using Scandinavian and German
exercises for his players, fitting the
exercises to the players particular
ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
GOVERNOR IS GRID FAN.

Gov. Bibb Graves of Alabama is prob
ably the greatest gubernatorial foot ball
fan in the country He sees every game
he can. He played at Alabama in 1892
and later at Yale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
CAPTAIN FOR EACH GAME.

Montana University has adopted the
system of naming captain Just before
each game for its foot ball team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
FRIENDSHIPS MEET.

The Friendship A. c. gridironers will
meet tonight at 7 o'clock at the club
house, TAG Eighth street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

Captain Diges You ought sarc snsors That
ofyOHrs ruins yOHrface GswAVGs yOM dis osiioS
Riggs IFS habit Roe bssn ass that far
years! ANrkOw, Igasss thsy re aNGbOxf III sams
Captain Diegs mo street UyOH change Gem Blades kck
yourself for NOT breaking thof bad habit long ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
CADETS TURN
RUBBER NECKS
Lock Over San Francisco
And Begin Training
For Stanford


STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf.
Dec. 26-tF-LiEht signal practice
followed n tour W San Francisco Ger
the West Point eleven today as il
reached TIE tapcring-off stage in
preparation for the i-ntersectional
game with Stanford university here
Saturday. The Cadets saw China
town and other points ol interest
in the city BY the Golden Gate IN
the morning and returned to the
campus for IA workout In the after
noon.
With one exception every man on
tie Army squad seemed in perfect
condition for Saturdays game. The
exception was Dick O'Kecfe. quar-
tcrback. who has been out with in
iuries since the Yale game and who
will he unable to play Saturday.
Stanford likewise tapered OF as
the Card varsity approached game
time. It vaS apparent that Walt
Heinacke. star center. would see
most. If not all. Of his last colleg-
late rridIrun experience with STAN
ford from the sidelineS. or hear ir
over the radio from his bed ! a
hospital. HeinHcke was still suffer-
ing from fever and a cold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
English Audiences, Even the Pretty
Lady, Enjoyed by Tilden, the Actor

LONDON. Dec. 26-P-Bil TIL
den. restaurant entertainer. has att
last found an audience t0 suit Bill
Tiiden. tennis player.
For biz Bill liked the i0b hr has
recently completed. that of enter
tanning late diners at one Of Lon
con's smart restaurants, Every
much"
10 IS all very different having
his audience almost OH top of him
instead Of az a careful distance in
hieachers. But hr accustomed HIM
self tD it and even learned t0 cn-
foy the beautiful lady sitting at a
ringside table under his left elbow.
They we're very nice. these peo-
pie who came TO eat and remained
10 listen 10 my monologue." said
the recent acquisition 20 the ranks
o. variety. They were quiet and in
terested and gave me their full
attention"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26

point. Give them two more years
together In college and they would
be a bunch Of world beaters. Pro-
viding the boys get together, II
looks like the rise of the Scorps
70 athletic supremacy in South
Texas. Heretofore Kingsville and
Edinburg have tusSled things out
with Brownsville a secondary con-
sideratiol.
The Valley Amateur Basketball
league is to begin operation soon.
It's wish was that Santa should
leave them a little package neatly
labeled patronage" The teams are
opening an ambitious league and
its going to cost a little money.
Those teams which do not possess
an angel viii have to depend upon
the gate receipts for their finances.
Foraker's Clothing OF Harlin-en and
H~argrove's Book Store OF Browns
vile are sponsoring teams. Other
merchants would do well TO note
this. Valuable advertising comes
from backing such organizations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26

Auartment housese costing $780,
600 are to be erected in Montreal,
Canada.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
JUNIORS
In NET MEET

NEW YO-K, Dec. 26-P-fhe
largest field In the history of the
event. II players. starts play today
IN the national junior indoor sin
gles tennis championship az the
seventh Regiment arm0ry. Rich
ard Murphy, Harvard freshman from
Utica, N. ", who won the title last
year. IS unable 20 defend his title be-
cause Of illness.
William Jacobs. speedy left hand
ed youngster from Baltimore, and
Sidney SeliEson of New York univer-
Sity, younger brother or the inter-
collegiate champion. julius Seligson
Of Lehigh. have been placed al the
top OF is seeded players.
The national boys championship
will start tomorrow. Double tn both
classes viii begin when the singles
have been narrowed enough 70 leave
room for all to play.
The national association for the
advancement Of cclored people has
charged that Reginald Weir of the
CITY college tennis team ard Gerald
Norman. Jr.. captain OF the Flush
ing high sc..o-l team. have been
barred because az their color. Thu
tournament committee has made no
move 40 reverse its action
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26

Tiiden's legitimate theatrical ven
turc was brief, and rather unfor-
tunatc. but Ne thinks II was great
FUN. Even though the play ran
only four weeks INV the provinces
and was never brought % London,
he figures ne gained A ION of valu-
able experience and viii DC a bet
ter actor Tor it.
With the conclusion or his Lon
don engagement a few days ar0.
Bill tho entertainer returned m his
0id role cf Bill THE tennis idol ill.,
went 70 Paris. where he IS 70 take
part in the covered courts Christ
mas cup tournament. beginning to-
day, with Charles Kingsley OF Eng
land a. his partner. He plans TO En
10 tie Riviera in February To spend
a couple OF months playing at
Monte Carlo with his young proteEe,
Junior Coer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
by JAY VESSELS
Sports Editor

ASSOCIATED Press Feature Service
NEW YORK. DEC. 2G-JP-CaH
him the Belfast Bomber, Clouting
Celt or whatever you wish. You
can't so wrong using strong pugi-
listic nicknames on this man jimmy
McLarin.
Young Jimmy absolutely is one
OF the choicest little fighting ma
chimes Of the era. he Is Just good
enough to be rated IN the east an
cyen money bet to uncrown Jackie
Fields, the welterweight champion.
McLarin slipped to the brink OF
disaster q few months ago by losing
on a technical knockout TO Ray
Miller. then Waiting ten miserable
rounds with Miller in q return bout.
His real worth as a fighter was
shown in q comeback rs a welter-
weight when Jimmy flattened
several Of the boys in the I44-pound
division. Notable among these were
Sergeant Sammy Baker and Ruby
Goldstein. who lasted two rounaS
each against the Vancouver ami
hilator.
That inevitable McLarin Fields
championship scrap has the boxing
writer's tuned up like the thing was
coming off next month
From this angle It looks like 2
cinch for carly SUMNER in one Oh
the New York bali parks. And II
Is safe 10 assume that II Madison
Square Garden alreadv hasn't sew
cd up the bout. 1t Is In there con-
centrating on a show that should
he good for a gate Of upwards Of
100000.
Since Jackie Fields avowed he
would be a fightin' champion. his
muck acceptance OF an opportunity
70 meet McLarin is Anticipated.
Four years ago when he was
fighting as a bantamweght Fields
lost to McIarin on the only knock
ont NJ his career. Jackie was only
18 then. His earernass 70 do YER
IN ASSIGNMENT bungled in his iu-
venile DAYS Is taken for granted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
Rules Changed For
Billiard PLAYERS

CHICAGO. Dec. 26-GF- c. A.
Storer. director OF players for the
National Billiard association, YES
terday announced a change in COM
petition rules which will permit any
player. who fails to finish first or
second in the three major tourna-
mentS, 70 compete in more than
one championship meet.
Willie Hoppe, who said he want
ed to compete In the worlds 1872
balkline and the three cushion tour
neys this season. lodged the protest
against the old ruling and secured
the change.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
Cisco Loboes to Arrive Monday for Classic Game
STARSPLACED
In TRAINING
Coaches Of Dixie Classic
Begin Selecting
Lineups

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. 26-lP-Men-
tors Of the southwest and middle
west all-star football squads today
had before them the problem OF
placing players at team positions
and holding a light workout In the
first training session for the sec
ond Dixie classic here New Years
day.
Both Ray Morrison Of Southern
Methodist University and Jimmy
Phelan OF Purdue. coaches of the
teams, expected fur squads At the
initial practice.
Starting Friday. two secret drills
are carded daily. except Sunday.
until the game. which will be Law
ed for the benefit OF the Texas
Scottish Rite crippled c~hildren's
hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26

A community hall to be erected at
Hamilton, Canada, win cost $1,000
900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
TROJANS BACK
In TRAINING
Coach Sure s. California
Will Give Pitt Hard
Game New Years

nos ANGELES. Calf, Dec. 26-
P-After a day Of rest and partici-
nation in Christmas activities. the
University OF Southern California
football squad today took up the
routine Of practice in preparation
far its New Years day battle In
pasadena with the University OF
slttshurgh Partners.
Despite the fact the powerful Pitt
team will enter the game a favorite
ever the Trojan aggregation. Coach
Howard Jones has expressed salts
faction over the performance OF his
hovs IN recent practice ard feels his
team will 20 into the Rose bowl
classic mentally and physically ca
pahle. Grid experts who have seen
the Trojans in action in recent days
are confident the team Is at the
Peak Of its effectiveness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
VALLEY BOYS
AT HARLINCEN
VIII Remain Together Until
Time for "BattIe Of
Grapefruit
Special 10 The Herald.l

CISCO. Dec. 26.-The Cisco Big
Dam Loboes got back into football
toys here today to continue their
practice grind for the Battle Of
Grapefruit" at Brownsville against
the Al-valley squad New Years
day.
The husky cisco line. averaging
around ITO pounds to the man, is
continuing to bang away with mid
season form. The relatively light
backs are showing plenty Of dash
and vigor in the workouts.
The coach is well satisfied with
his squad and asserts that he will
place an unimpaired first string
lineup on the field providing no in
juries crop up during the last few
days Of training.
The Loboes will entrain for the
Valley Saturday night. arriving in
Brownsville Monday in time Tor
practice. Final workouts will be
held on the high school field there
Monday and Tuesdas, the coach has
announced.
The All-valley football squad
gathered at Harlingen Thursday
for its last concerted drive IN the
formation OF O clicking machine 70
represent the Valley in the first
annual Battle Of Grapefruit.
The boys viii be kept at the
Moore hotel until New Years. Two
practice sessions are TO be held q
day from now on. They viii be
staged on the Harlingen Mid-Win-
ter fair grounds 1912 and 2:30-5.
Coaches Dutch r fork and i. a..
Martin now have a good line on
their material and r bearing down
hard to get the machine play neces-
sary to win over the Loboes-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
All-Star Quints To
Tanrle at Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec. 26-rPl- Freddy
Lindstro1l, third baseman Of the
New York Giants and a resident
or Chicago. has organized a semi
pro basketball team which viii make
IT'S first appearance tonight against
an aggregation OF former N0trc
Dame stars headed BY big Tim Moy-
nihan, center Of the 1929 rambler
football team. Johnny Colrick.
football end. and Joe Jachym. men,
Der OF the 1929 Notre Dame eleven.
are included in Moynihan's lineup.
Shortage Of water In Scotland Is
causing suffering among livestock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStQce
u u N U u m u

Santa Claus has been here, but
IL remains to be seen whether the
be-whiskered one did anything
about those empty stockings VAL
ley sport fans hung up. For one
thing, they would like TO reach
down in the old sock and draw out
legatimized boxing. Horse races
seem to be doing pretty well over
the state. Practically the same law
bans boxing and nag sprints at one
stroke. Fisticuffs are being staged
az Galveston. so why not in other
portions Of the state?
About this time last season. fights
were flourishing in the Valley. AL
RoblnSon'S cauliflower garden at
Mercedes was doing well with Bat
Ting Shaw stepping TO the front.
Ramon Becerril vas staging a fair
brand OF fights at TT. Brown and
bouts were being put on at Mission
and other Valley points. Rooster"
Guerra Of San Benito beginning his
climb over the PROSTATE forms Of
KIDD opponents. That was before
he became cautious as a result OF
meeting one Kid Monterrey. In
cidentally. Guerra entered the holy
bonds OF matrimony recently.
Some OF these battles staged here
were classics. Among the hes. were
Pancho Hughes. Shaw = Wymore.
Apara-G Garcia, Shaw-Ruiz, Podrazo-
Hooper. Two OF the leading boys
attempted come-backS but frittered
out miserably. These were Kid
Pancho and Johnny Hughes. Pancho
gave Johnny as pretty a boxing les
son as one could ask In the Fort
Brown open air arena. This bout
drew a record crowd and the bat
tiers did not diSappoint their fol-
lowingS. Pancho. one of the clever
est. 120-pound boys ever to draw on
a padded mitt, showed everything in
the way of class. Hughes, the slow,
aggressive slugger with a d%7lamit-
ing KO in either hand kept boring
in. hoping to land one. He did about
Tic oCNCAlAn 4OQ4A0 dAA4 ~ @AAAS1N
stopped the fight. This bout was
a perfect study of the skilled duke
wielder and the killer.
Both BOYS came back 10 the VAL
ley in 1929 and put up showings
bordering on the miserable. Pancho
had gone back far. He had develop
ed a well rounded tummy and was
held to a draw on several occasions
BY boys who could not have laid p
glove on him IN his prime. Hughes
Topped even harder. Fans flocked
from miles around to see the Shaw
Hughes tussle at Mercedes. They
expected to see the boy In action
who whitfield 'em down with a
walIop. Shaw's dangling left swat
ted Hughes face so often 1t looked
like a puffed mas Of gelatin
johnny got in his customary n
blow. however, and sent the Bat
tier sprawling in about the seventh
round.
MORE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
PAINTERS SPEED
WEST ON RATHER

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 26-tPl
-The University OF Pittsburgh foot
ball squad was speeding westward
tndav 70 meet the University OF
Southern California in the tourna-
ment of Roses contest at Pasadena,
calf. New Years day. The unde-
feated panthers planned to work
out at st. Louis this afternoon.
the party, which left here last
night, included 80 players. the
coaches. the trainer. physician and
other officials. Prior 10 departure.
the university athletic council an
nounced Coach John B. Suther-
lands contract had been renewed
FOR five years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26
FIGHTS LAST


Nby the Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA, Lew Massey.
Philadelphia. outpointed Johnny
Datto. Cleveland. u0). Matt AdEie.
Philadelphia. outpointed Billy Jones
Philadelphia, u0l. Baby Joe Cans,
Los Angeles. outpointed Harry
Brown. Philadelphia, uO).
ALLENTOWN. Pa.-Mickcy Blake
Los Angeles, outp0lnted George
Wallick. Wilkesbarre., CI0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26

PARIS lP-The Paris city libra
rleS reported that Frenchmen are
reading less. the circulation Of
books having dropped by $1,000 In
1928 as compared with 1927. But
publishers said they have put out
more books than tn any previous
wear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-26

With ten first string Eagles gra-
duating, Brownsville fans would
like for Santa to drop off a goo o.
football material here. AS you well
may have suspected. prospects tor
the Eagles are not 50 roseate. Al
most the entire first string squad
OF rs performers are due TO SO 0y
the boards ere another season rolls
around. Frank Cortez Is the only
member OF the firSt-strtng Gggre-
cation certain to return. The
Brownsville entry Of 1880 viii con-
sist OF boys from the "B" team and
whatever new material may happen
along. This city has probably been
spoiled IN a football way. Top-notcn
c,,vens for two years have accus-
toned Brownsville to high grade
football and 1t likely will not be
satisfied with less in the figure.
The Brownsville Junior college
has the makings Of an excellent team
next season, PROV ing the major
ity Of the Eagles see ftt 70 enter
that institution. With the Scream
ing outfit in the spangles Of the
Scorps, what an aggregation that
would bel Morris Pipkin, Jess At
kins. Powell and Buster Monsees
viii more than likely be on deck
again with the collegians. They
would lend power TO the eleven.
The Eagles have already seen
about three years Of service to-
gether. They know each others
instinctively. These grid
sters have the art Of cooperation
md coordination down TO . fine
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25
Taking the Gloom Out of Rainy
Days i'm the Nursery

catalogues. fashion pages OF maya.
zines and papers offer material, and
many OF the former may be cut and
mounted for the paper dolls house.
Clay modelling always holds q charm
for children who have had kinder
garten experience. a wall black
board Is also amusing.
Games of all kinds are endless IN
variety and those that allow sew
eral players are worth having on
hand. Nursery floor croquet finds
many admirers. for the game always
appeals Ring toss in another
~favorite- One mother hit uron the
idea OF having q rainy day grab bag
which made her youngsters long for
a rainy day 10 and then. She
invested in a number Of unusual
toys and inexpensive things out OF
the ordinary Well wrapped and
tucked into a black BAG with gay
streamers. they were brought forth
when things were dull and quiet
and made lots OF merriment- Never
allowed to get too well acquainted
with the bag and its mysterious
quality. 1t always retained It's charm
FOR the children.
The tea party In another unfailinE
pleasure on q dull afternoon. May
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25

I'd AMY days win come. And
Ia. they frequently bring unrest
Nv with them. Children crave
new amusements and mothers must
be inventive TO cope with the gloom
OF the weather. Children feel the re-
straint Of having to stay indoors and
they ars unhappy and make all
others feel the same way. IL may
seem like a real task to keep them
occupied, but a little fcrethouEht on
your part will save you much worry
and keep the little ones in Joyous
mood.
Children love TO help about the
house. a nuisance to busy mothers
unless " can be turned 10 account.
Get them small tools and imple-
ments and give them Jobs to do.
Some boys like to sweep. clean up
closets and so on. little girls prefer
washing dolls clothes and hanging
them on a line while mother Is busy.
Children loye 20 dress UP and II Is
a wise mother who keeps some
clothes. hats and other articles OF
apparel in the closet for this pur.
pose.
A box couch Is always invaluable
10 a nursery for IL plays many parts
in the day-boat. train. auto. ard
even an aeroplsne in the games. III
there Is room for the sand box IL
always muses. Scrap book rasting
is always fun. Make the books out
OF glazed cambria. buttonholing the
edges of the leaves with bright
worsted. Gay pictures ATom seed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25
The Stars Say
For Tuesday. Feb. 20.
BY KEMBLE.

days sicereai operations
may foster and promote the
things OF the mind and nj
those emplcynents. pursuits and
avocations calling for mental ectiv.
ity and cspsbility. Correspondence.
writings. publicity. publishings and
kindred things flourish. but other
affairs are In danger OF sudden and
devastating visitations. There Is .
warning against abrupt and fr.con-
sidered change. journey or removal.
Also against small worries ard de-
ceptions.
Those whose birthday n IL may
look for q fairly active and success
ful year II engaged IN mental pur-
suits. printing, publishing. edvertis-
Ing. writing. But there are hostile
possibilities from sudden change.
travel or other precipitate occur
ences. or ANAL decettS a child
born on this day NAV be brilliant
and clever in many directions. but
may be subject 10 many sudden re-
versals and tribulaticus in life.
Wind is a Kingdom In the man
rrho gathered his pleasures from
ideas. -TupPey.