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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
PETER JACK
SON expects to have the job
OF refacing the bunkers at
Sso,.rv,-o..lo,oaI coY,oplatad With

~ REENKNERER PETER JACK
SON expects to have the job
T Of refacing the bunkers at
Congressional completed with
in a month. With the faces
of the traps at the third, fifth and
green's force was working last week on
that wicked trap at the left of the
eleventh green, had completed the
facing of the traps at the eighteenth
and was working on the traps near the
seventeenth. When the program of re-
facing is completed there will be no
more of those narrowing overhanging
lips on the bunkers at Congressional.
The work is being done with the pur-
in view Of the fact that the woman's
national championship may be awarded
to Congressional three years hence.
The woman's tourney will 60 to Los
Angeles next year. and 1t is pretty well
understood that the 1881 event will 60
to Buffalo, where 1t was originally
scheduled to go in 1880.
Birdie Is have been had many times
on the 230-yard ninth hole at Indian
Spring, but they usually have been
made by driving the green and sinking
the putt. The other day Tom O'ConnoE
holed a 65-yard mashie niblick shot
for a deuce. Just after Sam Rice had
Judge, another Washington base ball
player, holed putt for deuce on
the ninth, in the same foursome in
which Rice was playing.
Fred D. Paxton had two brides and
a par on three consecutive holes al
Washington the other day. He holec
a 15-foot putt for birdie 4 at the
fifteenth, secured par at the six
tenth and holed q 6-footer for birdie
3 at the seventeenth. Paxton is the
most improved golfer we have seen this
year. II prize were to be awarded
for the greatest improvement he un-
doubleday would get t..
Perry B. Hoover, well known golfer
of Indian Spring, came into the goli
other day with his first trophy of the
current bird hunting season. Hoover
started out for an afternoon hunt with
Harry Peacock along the hills and
streams near the club Somewhere
along the line ne lost Peacock, but hs
was recompensed when he flushed q
rare bird in the neighborhood of Wash
ington-a woodcock-which got up with
its customary whistle and fell victim
to Hoover's aim. Hoover said the wood
cock was one of the few he has seer
around Washington in many years and
Peacock's remark had in it something
about lucky bird"
Last Spring DR.. Thomas A. Utz Of
Indian Spring took q fishing trip tx
wachapreague, Va, where the trout
bite hard and often and after a couple
of days outing the genial doc" sent
hack a crate of fish weighing more than
100 pounds to his friends in Washing
ton. One of the fish was a beauty
weighing more than IL pounds after
dressing. Word of Utz's catch got tc
the ears of Arthur s. Mattingly of Co.
lumbia, who has been going to Wacha-
preague for more than two decades. but
who has not been lucky enough to hook
funny oUut thing al @f MatsinE az unused. Here
I've been going down there for more
than 20 years, and the best I've been
able to do has been q few trout weigh
ing around 10 pounds. And here comes
Tommy Utz. who has been going there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
Totals. D Q A
Referee-Mr. sumner
GRAYS QUINT PLAYS
TRINITYS TUESDAY

with the foot ball season waning &C
tivity Is becoming marked IN 'pasket
ball circles in this section.
washington Grays. who promise to
again cut a wide swath in unlimited
class court circles here. will engage the
Trinity NJ. z. Church f1ve TUESDAY
night at 9 o'clock in the Central High
gym.
Strengthened by the addition OF ca
pabIe players, fremont passers are
hopeful of showing strongly among I'M
limited CUNTS this season.
Manager Change Is listing games at
Columbia 92l4-W between 8 and pm.
Games with senior teams having gyms
are sought by the @. p. o. Apprentice
Ave for Tuesdays and Thursdays. Call
Manager Schwoerer at Columbia 1856
after pm.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, order Of
De Molay, has organized court team
and is booking in the 140-l45-pound
ranks with quints having floors. Man.
ager JEFF Schaffert is listing at Column
bia 1898 after pm.
De Molays are drilling every Tuesday
night at Bethany gym.
National Circles plan to open their
floor campaign Thursday with a quint
to be announced. Manager Andrews is
receiving challenges at $40 Fourth street
northeast. Telephone Lincoln 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
KISKI ELEVEN BEATS
NAVY PLEBES, 1870

ANNAPOLIS. Md, November 16-
The foot ball eleven of KiSki School.
one Of the outstanding school teams OF
the East, defeated the Naval Academy
Plebes here this afternoon by IL to 0.
The visitors touchdowns came IN the
second and fourth quarters. but extra
points were not added IN either case
At least three other times, Eiskt Sc
riously menaced the Nays goal line
but a stout defense prevented . larger
total.
The first touchdown vas made by
Montgomery after he had led In a line
pllnging parade Of so yards. A dAz-
cling series Of passes in the fourth
quarter brought the ball from Kiski's
own 15-yard line 10 a touchdown. a
pass from Montgomery to Simms being
the scoring play.
The visitors had a clear margin Of
superiority in every department as in
dicated by IL first downs to by the
Plebes, as well as its vastly superior
aerial game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
G1 to Start Training February 20 Hagen Smart in Auoidng
as held both national open titles.

has held both national open titles.
Next Spring Jones will go abroad as
the reigning American open title holder.
and if he wins in England he will again
be the medal play champion of two
countries, so it will be nothing unusual
for him. Hagen, however, has decided
that the time has come for him to make
his long-awaited trip to Australia,
where he will pair with Joe Kirkwood,
golf courses OF the iSnd down under"
In view of the record and the facts,
Hagen is not lacking in smartness. He
has demonstrated it so many times
that his determination not to go abroad
Is just another proof Of his ability to
size up situation and turn it to his
advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

4 not seem to mind the cold
weather, the time is ripe for
all fishermen to get together to see
what can be done to better conditions
next year. There is no better way for
all followers of Izaak Walton to accom-
plish this end than to join the local
chapter of the Izaak Walton League
and attend its meetings.
The next meeting OF the league will
be held Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
at the Raleigh Hotel. DR.. Magee is very
anxious to have a full attendance of
the members of the chapter and also
extends a cordial welcome to all
anglers to be present
The membership drive of the chapter
is on in earnest and 1t is hoped that
300 members will be enrolled by Deem
Der Is. When this goal Is reached a
prize will be given the chapter of an
cupboard motor. The officers of the
chapter are naturally very anxious to
get this prize because 1t will enable
them to 60 places along the river and
investigate reports of evil practices that
come in from time to time. If the motor
can be obtained, a good size boat will
be purchased or perhaps one will be
donated by some one interested in the
cause of conservation.
There is not dull moment at any
meetings of the local chapter. A short
business meeting Is the first thing dis
posed of and the balance of the evening
| is devoted to speeches from men who
have devoted the best part of their lives
to conservation and then motion pic
lures of fish and game life are shown.
At the meeting Wednesday night mo-
ton pictures Of the 500 small mouth
bass, donated to the chapter by the
United States Bureau Of Fisheries, and
planted In a, private pond, will be ex-
hibited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
HURLERS BEGIN AT BILOXI
/ IL DAYS BEFORE FIELDERS
Camp to Be Shifted to Chattanooga March 22-Few
Exhibition Games Are Listed for Nationals.
Only One Major Club on Schedule.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

thorough grounding ball fundamentals evidently
Washington in
~ American League championship campaign Much time
devoted conditioning than
ing games gather Spring
schedule
their president
calls the baerymen
preparation
thus however,
civ the clu will all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
OHIO STATE WINS, $40,
IN ROMP WITH KENYON

COLUMBUS. November 16 Dr.
Ohio State ran I'D the second largest
score in the eight-year history Of its
stadium today in defeating Kenyon 81
to 0 in final preparation for its closing
and homecoming game with Illinois
next week.
Kenyon came no closer than Ohio's
32-yard line and made only first
downs to 81 for Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
BASKET BALL SHADING
FOOT BALL IN INDIANA

Pat Page seems to be fighting losing
battle in his effort to crown foot ball
king of collegiate sports in Indiana.
Pages three-year attempt to win the
high schools to foot ball found him this
year with the poorest squad he has had
since he left Butler Indiana University.
Basket ball has been leaping forward
meanwhile. No city or hamlet is with
out basket ball team; the State tour
nament plays to 25,000 with thousands
clamoring for admission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
CENTRE, TRANSATLANTIC
PLAY SC0RELESS DRAW

LEXINGTON, KY, November 16 (P).
Centre and Pennsylvania played a
scoreless tie in a game marking the
golden anniversary of Southern foot
ball and the outcome proved as big a
surprise to Centre as that November
day in 1879 when the Centre players
came to Lexington and found that foot
ball was played with an oval instead of
a round ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
CLAPPAM SETS RECORD
IN emile RUN VICTORY

CINCINNATI, Ohio, November Is N9'
Edwin clappam, Indiana University,
won the Smile national Junior cross
country run here today in 80 minutes
10 as seconds, breaking the former
record for the event. which was 3S
minutes. 4 seconds. Rodney Leas, his
team mate, finished second.
Michigan state Normal College won
the team championship with total OF
So points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
THREE GOOD GAMES
IN BASKET LEAGUE

Calvary sekards defeated Hamline'
IL to IL; First Brethren overcame st.
Paul's, ~ to al, and United Brethren
was a l7-l5 victor over Calvary brakes
in the most interesting games OF the
six played last night in the SUNDAY
School Basket Ball League at the Cen
trail Y. NJ. G. A.
rrV1nA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
EVELYN BOWERS LEADER
AND HOCKEY TEAM STAR

Evelyn Bowers of Falls Church, Va,
a graduate of the Western High School,
Washington, d. c., a member OF the
senior class Of Harrisonburg, Va, State
Teachers College, is captain of the
varsity hockey team.
Miss Bowers plays the center for
ward position In the hockey game of
November with Westhampton at Rich
nond, Va. which Harrisonburg State
Teachers College won. S to 4, Miss
Eowers played the stellar role, account
ing for three of the goals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
BUCKNELL DEFEATS
PENN STATE AGAIN
BY the Associated Press.


STATE COLLEGE. Pa, November l6.
Carl Snavely's brilliant Bucknell
eleven won its most impressive victory
of the season today by smothering Penn
State, 81 to 6. 1t marked the Bisons'
third straight victory over Hugo Beg
dek's Nittany Lions and gave them their
seventh win against the Is which State
piled up in the early stages of this
ancient series.
In the second period the full force of
the powerful Bison attack was revealed
as the Lewisburg eleven rushed into a
20-to-0 lead.
The Lions took the air with disas-
trouS results. Three State forwards
were shared and two resulted in touch
downs. In the third quarter Ack Hin
kle scored Bucknell's fourth touch
down to increase his season point
scoring to 70.
State scored its lone touchdown in
the final period when the Bucknell de-
Tense, with several substitutes in the
lineup. became more vulnerable to the
desperate aerial attack of the Lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
HARPERS FERRY HIGH
BEATS SHEPHERDST0WN

SHEPERDSTOwN w. Va, NoVem.
Der 16.-Harpers Ferry High School
eked out 7-6 victory over Sheperds-
town High here in the second game Of
the season between the two elevens.
Sheperdstown scored its touchdown in
the first quarter on a forward pass.
Dudrow scored for the Ferrians. in the
Cummings giving the visiting eleven It's
margin Of victory. Their first game
three weeks ago ended in q 6.6 tie.
iNm-Vv ara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
PLAY TIE GRID GAME.

CHESTERTOWN, Md, November is.
Baltimore University and Washing
ton College fought to q 6-to-6 gridiron
by frequent penalties and injuries On
both sides Both teams scored touch.
downs in the second quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
BOBBY JONES HELD
MEDAL PLAY CAR
AtIantan'S Plans to Seek
Title Believed Answer to
Walters Decision.

w WALTER HAGEN never has
been accused Of being dumb
wv with regard to his actions In
golf or anything else. The.
greatest Snowman in the
game always has shown the ability to
think himself into a favorable situation
or out of an unfavorable one. No man
In golf has been so consistently smart
in gaining the favored edge in little
psychological matters or in placing him.
self in an advantageous position with
respect to his public.
So 1t is not surprising to hear the
DEFINITE word from England that the
"Haig'' will not go abroad next year
to defend his British open champion
ship. The reason probably becomes
clearer when it is recalled that Bob
Jones will go to England next Spring
to head the Walker Cup team and incl
dentally to play in the British open.
incidentally" is correct, for Jones is
going abroad first to play in the Wal
ker Cup matches and his play in the
British open, while 1t will be followed
with great interest by millions Of golfers
here and abroad. will be merely Incl
Jones visit, which is his aid in the re-
tention of the Walker Cup.
Not Equal Of Jones.
And when it Is recalled that Walter
Hagen never has won or come close to
winning the British open when Jones
was in the field, some inkling Of Ha-
gems infiexible determination not to
play in the British event may be gained.
The fact Is that Ir1gen is not the equal
Of Jones at medal play. The record
of the last nine American open cham
pionships demonstrates that fact be-
yond any possibility of doubt, and we
can go further along the line Of COM
parsons and relate that Hagen has not
won q championship in which Jones
has competed. while Jones has been sue
cessful In winning three major titles
in which Hagen has been competitor.
Hagen may be a greater match play
er than Jones, II that Florida debacle
Of two Winters back means what many
people think it means, but in medal
play Jones is Hagen's superior. And
no one knows 1t better than Hagen,
which may or may not have had any
thing to do with Walters determine
ton not to 60 to England next Spring.
That Jones will win the British open Is
by no means a foregone conclusion.
For If another American does not win.
there are plenty of Britons in the field
who can win.
Hagen Going to Australia.
Jones has another chance to do what
he did in 1926, but the situation will
be reversed II he accomplishes the task
of winning in Britain. Three years ago
he won the British open and came back
to the States to win the American open
at Columbus, the first time In the mod
ern history of the game that any man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
YELLOW JACKETS AHEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, November Is (P).-
The Frankford Yellow Jackets nosed
out the Chicago Bears in a National
Professional Foot Ball League game
today 20 to a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
Lineup and Summary.

New York scoring: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
l.; Grant. Points after touchdown--Follet
Referec@E. w. Cochrane (Kalamazoo).
Umpife-w C. Giles (Rochester). Lines
mani. J. NcCabe tHoly Cross. Field
Juage-J. NJ. Goulds (St. LOUIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
PREPs, DORA PLAY TODAY.

Arlington Props will engage DORA
foot ballers this afternoon at o'clock
at Riverdale Park, Md. The Props are
to assemble at the Arlington school at
10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

w WALTER HAGEN never has
been accused Of being dumb
wv with regard to his actions in
golf or anything else. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
WILLIAM AND MARY
DOWNS CATHOLIC U
BrookIanders Score First, But
Are Unable to Check
Rivals Attack.

V v WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Novem-
Der 16.-Catholic Univer-
wv sity's foot ball team was I'M
v Y able to stand up under the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

Robt. Burns Per1ecf0
Gr0nde offers fhe peak
Of generous smoking
sGfi&fdcti0fs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

with the foot ball season waning &C
tivity Is becoming marked IN 'pasKe'
ball circles in this section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

Totals .... sic Totals IL sH
Referee--Mr Entwistle.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14

kat etemplomi helyisegiink a Reed
Ave.-n Bethel House van. Jojj0n
ds hivja osmer6seit is, gg5z6d jon
meg arrol, hogy nit hisziink es
nit tanitunk es hogy c6lunk az,
amit Krisztus urunk tanitott SIT
Mark evangeliom r., 30-31. v.
Szeresd felebaratodat mint ten
.magdat.' Hissziik AIT is, amit a
scent apostolok tanitottak, olvasd
Pal l. Tim0theus g, 5. yerseben ;
" Egy az listen k0zben jar6 is
az. listen es ember kozott.' A j6-
v5 vasarnap reggel az egyhazi be-
SEED f6targya lesz "1A.z igazi bolt
hogyan gyakoroltassek." Esaias
So. resi-, CTS. v. Az esteli id6-
ben el6adas lesz magyar nem-
zetiink naggya tehet6, eszk0zeirol.
Az el6adas kezdete fel nyol ora
kor kezd6dik. y,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14

3 - 49,.
ban s7olgalhatna anyagi meger6-
s0desiinket is. Keriiik fok6nt azo-
kat, akik a tavalyi templomalap-
pal meg hatralekban vannak, va
lamint azokat, akik az iden is ell
maradtak havi jarulekaikkal.
hogy megallapitvan hatralekukat
igyekezzenek ait befizetni $ ICY
a lelki aldozat mellett anyagilag
is megadni Istennek, ami Istene.
Husveti kosz1ntes, Az elmult
evben bevezetett szep szokashoz
hiven Noegyletunk buzg6 tagjai
-az iden kosz0ntessel fogjak felke-
resni a husveti iinnepek alatt egy-
hazunk tagjai es baratainak csa-
ladi otthonait. Ehez kepest "a
Nagyhet folyaman estenkint
enekprobakat is fogunk tartani,
hogy csoportot a k0sz0ntesre
elokeszitsiik. +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14

galhat6k pedig barmint zavarog-
max is, sem a j6kat meg mem in
gatjak, sem a szentsegek kiszol-
galtatasat XII mem eroszakoljak,
mig magukat azokra melt6kka
mem teszik a fenall6 akadalyok
elharitasaval. Papa, pusp0k a tor
venyhozo, plfbanos a torveny
vegrehajt6ja, hivek pedig a
pappal egyiitt a torveny alat-
>val6i, ami annyit jeient, hogy
azokat be kell tartani, mig valaki
tagja akar lenni a katholikus
egyhaznak.
Nagyb0jti pentekek estejen fel
8-kor Rozsafiizer es predikaci6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
A CAMPBELL, O.-IBAPTIsTA
EGYHkz HIREI
Kohl:
REV. KovACs J6ZsEF.

vasarnap delelott fel 10 ora
kor ahitatos inaorat vezetett Kor
mondf Bella egyhazbizottsagi tag,
egy sep bibliai zsoltar' reszt oil
vasott fel buzditashl. % 's -s'
vasarnapi isko1a.' Tiz 6rakor
kezd6dik a scent bibliabol okta-
tas gyermekeknek az iskolaban.
Nyolc osztalyba'n megfelef6 tani-
tok tanitanak haromnegyed ora
ig. Mindent magyarul tanitunk, a
lelkesz tizenot percig kozosen ta-
nitja a megjelenteket es vegiil a
leckehez keszitett szep Macy bib
liakepeket mutatjuk be a oyer
mekek 0romere.
Evangeliomi beszedet a lelktsz
a multi vasarnap d. e. Esaias 35. +.
alapjan mondott, este pedig Mo
zes elso konyvenek %. reszet va
lasztotta Is mindket alka1ommal
Macy erdeklodessssel ha1lgattak a
hivek.
Ifjusagi Koriink vasarnap este
is szepen miik0d0tt Maxi Tstyan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14

u
gyonyoriiek es egeszen vi alko-
tasok.
Elsistett. Eppen vasarnap ke-
reszteltuk meg Ilonat Mariat,
Mislay Janos es Macs6 Maria le-
anyat es ime kedden reggel mar
orok alomra szenderult sziileinek,
kivalt az edes anyanak nagy ba-
natara. Temetese volt marcus
13-an SIT. 1stvan templomb6l.
Ne sirj apa, ne sirj anya, kis-
dednek jobb dolga van oft, ahol
van, mint nekiink lit a siralom
helyen. @
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
A NILES, OIL REFORMATUs
EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zH: CsEPKE rSTvAN ref. lslkSsx
Templom West Second 6treet-en.
Par6chia a templommal szsmbsn.

Presbiteriumunk marcus 2-an
tartotta rendes havi gyiileset, me-
lyen a februari elszamolast is ell
vegezte. a k0vetkez6 eredmeny-
nyel: bevetele volt egyhazunknak
$195.16, a januari maradvany-
nyal $623.00-al egyiitt $S18.16, XII
adasunk $147.56, ICY a marad-
vany' februar vegen $67O.6O..
Husvet megiinneplese ugy lat
SILK az iinnep jelent6segehez mel
to keretek kozott fog megt6rten-
nj .vajjon akarmelyik iinnepiink
lh6z mi adna melt6bb keretet, -
mintha a templom megtelik ahr-
tatos hivekkel. Amilyen sep
szarnmal voltak tajaink mar ket
vasarnapon templomunkban, ARA
senged kovetkeztetni, hogy hnsvet
iregeleh Iem lesz iires hely egy
ltalpalatnyi sem. "A viragvasar-
lnappal kezd6d0 nagyheten min-
den este tartunk istent.sztelete-
iket,, hogy a husveti Urasztalahoz
is elkeszUlhessen mindenki. Macy
pentelken delelott -es este, husvet
.els6 napjan d6lelott es delutan,,
masodnap pedig delel6tt lesznek
'iinnepi istentiszteleteink.