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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-28
EVANSVILLE SCHOOL
HAS FULL FLOOR LIST
Suburban Besketers Are to Play
Washington High CUNTS
During Winter.

EVANSVILLE, Nd, November 2s.-
Home-and-home series with Tech and
Business High Schools and woodward
School OF Washington and with Silver
Spring High have been listed for the
HyattSv1lle High School basket ball
team, the schedule, announced today,
shows. One game has been booked with
FRANKLIN High OF Reisterstown, Md, and
another may be arranged on a home
and-home basis. Two matches are
pending, with Charlotte Hall Military
Academy and Rockville High.
Central High Of Washington and Ca
louisville, Nd, High have been sched-
uled, and games are pending with st.
Adams School Of Washington and Tow
son, Md, High. Several more Tits
probably will be added
HyattSville's opening game will be
against Business High OF Washington.
In the National Guard Armory here,
Wednesday, December IT.
Despite loss Of valuable PLAYERS. Nv
attsville hopes to turn out a creditable
team.
Hyattsville Highs schedule follows:
December 17-Business.
December 19-Catonsville High. at
Gainesville, Md.
December 23-Central.
January 6-Tech High, at Washing
ton.
January o-Franklin High Of Reisters-
town, Nd. (pending).
January 16-Rockville High, at Rock
Vile (pending).
January 20-Woodward School.
January ~ and 23-Towson High, at
Towson, Md. (pending).
January 27-Silver Spring High.
January 28-Business High, at Wash
ington.
January 30-Charlotte Hall Military
Academy, at Charlotte Hall, Md. (pend-
ing).
February Rockville High (pending)
February 5-Tech
February 10-woodward School, at
Washington.
February 17-Franklin High School,
at Reisterstown, Md (pending).
February 10 or 20-Charlotte Hall
Military Academy (pending).
February 2ESt. Adams School
(pending).
February 27-silver Spring High, ct
Silver Spring.
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V|LLANOVA'S ONLY
CHANCE IS PASSING
viii Play Washington State,
Pacific Coast Champ, in
EaSt'S Feature Game.
BY w. w. (BTLL) ROPER,
Retiring Princeton Coach.

TIME leading game in the East
this Saturday Is Washing
i ton State-Villanova, played
for the unemployment fund
In Philadelphia. Villanova has
donated its entire share of the
proceeds to charity.
Washington State is champion Of the
Pacific Coast. 1t is a big, powerful
team, and outweighs Villanova. Villa
novas only chance is forward passing.
Usually Western team has had more
success in the East than an Eastern
team In the West. I favor Washington
State.
Terror Must Hustle.
Holy Cross has a better record than
Boston College, and should win by
close score. Carnegie Tech found itself
against Temple last Saturday, and looks
too strong for Washington and Jeffer-
son. Georgetown plays Detroit, and
while expect q close game, doubt
II Georgetown has strength enough to
win. Muhlenberg will hold Western
Maryland's unbeaten Green terror to a
close score. Last year Harlow's team
managed TO make one touchdown, and
should do as well this year.
Army plays Notre Dame at Chicago.
Notre Dame Is bound 70 have q let
down some time during the season.
The boys have played q terriflcally
hard schedule, which has undoubtedly
been q severe test of their physical
condition. look for q close game and
wouldn't be aStonished at an Army
victory, as Notre Dame was extended to
the limit last Saturday against North
western. The Army is more familiar
than any other team in the country
with the Notre Dame style Of play.
Irish Favored.
The Cadets always put UP q strong
game against Rockne's team, and
predict that this year will be no excep-
ton. But I believe Notre Dame viii
win.
Dartmouth Is on the Pacific Coast
10 play Stanford. In my opinion the
change OF climate and the long TIP will
be too much Of q handicap for Dart
mouth. Stanford Is not quite as strong
as usual, but figure q close game,
with the odds In favor Of the West
erners
Drake meets Temple at Philadelphia.
Temple should win by q close score.
In the South, Southern Methodist
should win from Texas Christian, and
Vanderbilt is too strong for Maryland.
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Alexandria Alpha Delta Play
Capital AU-Stars to DraaU

A LEXANDRIA, Va, November 28-
" Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity
~ and the Capital City League
All-Stars of Washington, battled
to a sooreleSs tie before a Turkey day
audience of nearly 1000.
The locals threatened twice.
Fort Humphreys Basket Ball League
will start play shortly with nine teams
in line. A silver cup donated by r. z.
Knight & Sons Of this city, win 90 to
the winner.
Trained to the minute after three
grueling workouts this week, st. Mary'S
Celtics are expected to put up an even
better night against Mohawk A. C. at
washington Sunday than the sterling
exhibition they gave in their contest
with the Apaches, District champs. last
week end.
George Beach, local youth, who is
captain of the Hargrave Military Acad-
envy foot ball team at Chatham, Va,
has undergone an appendicitis opera
ton. He was one OF the outstanding
stars in Virginia prep school circles this
Fall.
Bill Hammond will pit his Pirate A.
@. eleven against the Alexandria Blue
birds here Sunday.
HOBBY O'Meara, Washington official.
has been named to referee the game
here Sunday between Virginia Juniors
and Mercury A. G. Of Washington, for
the championship Of Northern Virginia
and the District.
Owen Creegan viii umpire while
Chester Boran VIII serve rs head lines
man.
Proceeds from the game will 20 to
Fire Department, which is conducting
a drive to raise funds for an ambulance
for the Fire Rescue Squad.
4 douhao sweepstakes vi b hcNaaA
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NAVY REGULARS PRIME
FOR PENN AND CADETS
First-Stringers Resume Practice
After Four-Day LayoR-Subs
Girded for Colonials.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, November 2s.-The
Naval Academy regulars, after a four
day rest, were to start preparations
today for the three games still to be
played. Most of the big teams Of the
country have finished their schedules
or viii do 80 by tomorrow, but the
Navy has three contests unplayed, two
OF them against such powerful oppo-
nentS as Pennsylvania and the Army.
The regulars, some Of whom have
been out Of the game for q considerable
period, all showed the BENEFITS of their
rest and averaged q gain Of four or
f1ve pounds In weight. The Navy has
been given powerful opposition in every
one Of the eight games played up to
this time, the liRt making up a strong
schedule for any team, and Coach
Ingram decided to give the players q
complete rest for Q time and make
new start.
The real preparation for the game
with George Washington tomorrow was
with the reserves during the first three
days Of the week, and now the varsity
must be prepared for Pennsylvania q
week later, for Ingram stated that
preparations for the Army must be de-
ferred until after Pennsylvania has
been met.
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GRID Tits TOMORROW

with scores when same teams met last
year,
Local Teams.
Georgetown (l3) VS.. Detroit go, at
Detroit.
George Washington VS. Navy. at An
napolis
Maryland VS.. Vanderbilt, at Nashville
East.
Baltimore co. VS.. Loyola CD.
Boston College (12) VS.. Holy Gross CO...
Carnegie Tech. CO., VS.. Washington
Jefferson co...
Muhlenberg co. W. Western Mary
New River State co. vs.. All-Marines
ca.
Temple (I6) vs.. Drake (14).
Villanova vs.. Washington State.
South.
Baylor (lo) W. Rice CO...
Loyola On. A. W.. Iowa State.
Southern Methodist Cd W. Texas
Christian %.
wofford Coz w. Citadel %.
Middle West.
Notre Dame CD vs.. Army CO...
Far West.
STANFORD w Dartmouth.
CahforniA "a A. -. NAhA
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Blame Black Cat
For Grid Defeat

CALLAUDET'S upper classmen
~ today were blaming a black cat
for the 6-to-0 pasting they took
from the lower classmen in an
annual foot ball battle yesterday ct
Kendall Green.
Just before the opening kick-on
the dingy feline strutted across the
ally to cast baneful eyes on the upper
claSsmen.
Bob Travis ran rs yards for the
only score
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COOK WINS AT TRAPS

Shattering ~ targets out of so, Parker
Cook yesterday won the special Thanks
giving day trapshoot at the Washington
Gun Club. c. c. Fawsett and Comdr
r. p. williams tied for second, each
with Al, while c. D. Patterson, julius
Marcy and H. H. Shelton were dead
locked for third, all with 81.
Patterson and Carl Rosenhush were
turkey winners among the guests. c. G.
Fawsett bagged the prize for high scorer
among the club members.
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Grid Coaches Pick
VictOrs Saturday

Oh DILL nOFEns
Boston College-Holy CroSs-Holy
Cross.
Carnegie Tech-WaShington and
Jefferson-Carnegie Tech.
n-Detroit-Detroit.
Army-Notre Dame-Notre Dame.
Temple Drake-Temple.
Villanova washington State -
Washington State.
Muhlenberg-Wes Maryland
Western Maryland.
Dartmouth-Stanfo
Southern Methodist-Texas Chris
tian-Southern Methodist.
Vanderbilt-M Maryland - Vanderbilt.
BY BOB ZUPPKE.
Notre Dame Army-Notre Dame.
The Irish running attack should
decide it. The Cadets have only an
outside chance.
Detroit Georgetown Detroit.
Likely to be close.
Iowa State-Loyola of New Orleans
Iowa State. But anything may
happen.
neutrality-suspicious.. Close,
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MCLEAN, HERND0N WIN
Fairfax County Boy, Girl Basketers
Go to State Finals.

FAIRFAX, Va, November 2S.-The
Mclean High School boys basket ball
team has won the championship Of
Fairfax County and the right to repre-
sent this county at the State high
school finals to be played of at Fred
ericksburg December S and 6. Herndon
girls have won the other county cham
pionship by defeating the Oakton girls.
Silver cups will be presented to the
Mclean boys and the Herndon girls by
the Fairfax County High School Athletic
Association. Banners will be given the
runners up, Herndon boys and Oakton
girls.
McLean's lineup included Hileman
and Thompson as forwards; Follin as
center, Magarity and Kearns. guards.
Herndon's team was composed of Ma
lony and Tate, forwards; Beard and
Bready, guards, and Blevins, center
Heberlig Of Alexandria served as referee
with w. r. Crabill q Herndon a.
scorekeepeE,
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TWO FOR NAVY TEAMS

ANNAPOLIS, November az. - The
Naval Academy won two foot ball games
and lost q soccer contest as the sum OF
its Thanksgiving day sports.
At foot ball the naval plebes defeated
Hun School, IL to o, and Squad B won
from the freshmen of George Washing
ton, IS to o, scoring all the points In
the second half.
The naval soccer team finished its
season by dropping q hard game to
Yale. O to a
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STANFORD IS PICKED
TO BEAT DARTMOUTH
Indians Made Favorites Because of
Victory Scored Over Bears
Last Week.
b the Associated Press.

~ SuS AbSOClAtou Eress.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 20. -
East again will meet West tomorrow
to provide the Pacific Coasts feature In
intercollegiate foot ball.
The contestants are the Big Green
team Of Dartmouth and Indians Of
Stanford. Both teams went through q
light workout yesterday and then called
q holiday to celebrate Thanksgiving.
The Stanford team, which demon
strated in It's 41-to-0 victory over Cali
fornia last week that 1t has mastered
Coach Pop Warmers intricate system
Of attack, has been installed as the
favorite.
The only other game Of note ON the
Pacific Coast tomorrow finds the Uni
versity Of California at Los Angeles
Bruins meeting the Idaho Vandals.
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Maryland Faces Vandy Iron Man. Effort Detroit Drills Hoyu Play
MacalusO Scores
IA Grid Points

NEW YORK, November % (P).-
Len Macaluso; Colgate's battering-
ram fullback, needs only one more
touchdown to boost his total points
scored to $50. The Maroon star
scored one touchdown and kicked
three goals after touchdown against
Brown yesterday to send his seasons
point total TO 144s by far the coun-
try'S best total among major COLI
lege players.
He will have one more chance to
increase this figure when the Ma
rooms meet New York University
here December 8.
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OLD LINERS PARTLY
OFTENED BY JAYS
CoIoniaIS End Season With
Contest at Annapolis.
st. Johns Wins.

w YITH six members of its
M squad ending their var
v Y Sity foot ball careers,
Georgetown University
will finish its 1880 season tomor-
row in what promises to be a des-
perate battle with Detroit Uni
verSity, at Detroit.
At the same time, the Maryland
Terrapins, partly spent by unex-
pected opposition from Johns
Hopkins at Baltimore yesterday,
will be under-dogging it against
Vanderbilt at Nashville.
Over at Annapolis, George Washing
tons injury weakened team will be en-
tertained by the Navy, with expectations
that the MiddieS would not need their
regulars for much of the game to roll
up decisive score.
Only one other game will remain for
Q local team, this bringing together
Maryland and Western Maryland at
Baltimore. The big-time foot ball sea-
son here, however, will not be closed
until Saturday Of next week, when the
Marine and Coast Guard teams have 1t
battle.
IF Georgetown beats Detroit it will I'm
i iSh with q record Of six victories
against four defeats. The half
dozen HoyaS who will say farewell to
the college grid are, Bill Morris, cap
tain and center; Johnny Scalzi, and
Leary, backs, and Dave Muir, guard.
MARYLAND had hoped to get away
4Vx with victory over Johns Hopkins
with only the use Of reserves, but,
IS usual the Jays played inspired foot
ball in the traditional contest, and the
FIRST quarter wasn't ended before the
regulars were called to the front. Even
they had their troubles. They were
held at bay through the second quarter
and not until the third was well under
way did they score touchdown. They
got two more in the final, to make the
score 81 to o.
The Terrapins played much the same
sort Of foot ball that prevented VIC
tory over Navy the previous week. They
frequently reached scoring range only
to tumble or lose their punch. Three
times In the first half and once In
the second they narrowly missed touch
downs by fumbling In the second half
they lost the ball on downs once on the
5-yard line and once on the 1-yard
mark. The Jays made q heroic de-
tense throughout
Maryland scored its first touchdown
on q drive that included a 20-yard gain
on Statue Of Liberty" play by Chal-
mers and Berger, a 13-yard pass Chal-
mers to Rooney, which put the ball on
the 4-yard line, and a triple pass
caught behind the goal by Berger.
Al Woods returned a punt 80 yards
70 the 15-yard line to pave the way
for q second marker, and for the third
Ray Poppelman ran 80 yards from
scrimmage across the goal. Chalmers
place-kicked all three extra points.
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s0NNENRERG Is VICTOR.

BOSTON, November % R.-Gus
gonnenberg, claimant for the heavy
weight wrestling title, won a decisive
victory over Jack Sherry of Ohio, with
O head scissors hold after his opponent
had squared the match with q series Of
hAAdiocks and q body slam.
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tomorrow night at o'clock ct the
Health Center.
Potomac Rifle Club has started its
Winter practice at the range In Jeffer-
son Elementary School and will con-
duct weekly shoots until next Spring,
when the outdoor range at Beverley
Hills will be used. Members Of the
goth Marine Reserves will practice with
members Of the club.
Iroquois A. G. is seeking an 1S0-
pound opponent for a game here Sun
day Telephone Manager Ruocco at
Alexandria 1877.
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jersey, and he logged over the
Crimson goal line while the Harvard
boys were searching wildly for the holder
of the ball.
On another occasion Warner had
leather patches resembling a foot ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-28
LANE HIGH Defeated
BY WASHINGTON-LEE
Ballston Eleven Is 13-to-O Victor
in Foot Ball Battle at CharlotteS-
ville-Goodwin Stars.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS High Schools
crack foot ball eleven of Ballston yes
terday scored a 13-to-0 victory over
Lane High School of this city.
Goodwin, left halfback, scored both
Of the Little Generals touchdowils, each
Of which came after sustained marches
in which only straight foot ball was
used.
Lane twice drove to the Ballston
teams flve-yard line but lacked the
scoring punch.
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sewed On the Indian jerseys. Percy
Haughton, Harvard coach, countered by
injecting q red-painted foot BAN into
the fray.
Tomorrow-"U's" Take Team.
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,obable lineups:
FIREMAN GR1DDERs WIN.

MARTTNSBURG, w. Va, November
28.-The Fulton Athletic Club eleven
of Baltimore. Md. proved easy VIC
tins Thanksgiving day for the Hose
Co. No. 5 Mountaineers who turned
back the Marylanders by o 2S-to-O
score.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'd, CaSsasa (O,
=. Lynch. MasCartee Points after touch
tons; St John.s-Parks, 9allas. Carpenter,
Morris, Dulin. Tarentino, zeigler, B. Lynch,
Hofmeister, Moore, Stearns. Hampden-Sid-
ney-Bradford, Ingles, jefferson, Moore, Hum
phries, Trotter, Crawley. Referee-Mr. Tow
eTs (Columbia). Umpiro-Mr. Peake " p
-. Head hnesman-Mr. Rauber wv. and
LIZ. Time OF Quarters-16 minutes.
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Points after touchdowns-Chalmers 81,
Rlaee-ktsks, Wood holdine ball substitu-
for Dudley, Hayden for KoelIe, Faber for
Mitchell, Krajcovtc for Feldman. Carliss for
Keenan,, Pease for Rooney, Chalmers for
Settino, Berber for Herman, Woods for Cro-
min, PoppeIman for Evans, puley for Carliss,
Koelle for Hayden, Deckmen for Duley, Field
for Deckman, Keenan, for Fisher, Rooney for
Sterling, Cronin for Woods, Herman for
Laughran for Wood; (Johns Hopkins), Welt
rel FOR Yearley. Doty for Bialoskorski, Reid
J. T. Clinton lYalel. Umpire-Mr. II. 9.
Cam IN, =: %, Field 3udge-Mr. J. P.
Hollenbach penn. Head hneSman-Mr. @.
3. BierlinG. Time of quaEterE-l5 minutes.
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CEoRaE WESTINGHOUSE freshman

- BcG1II4 uDtLdIIy WfCCktu Uy LIIE IO88
Of six players in the "insurrec-
ton" Of q while back, took a 25-to-0
pasting from the Navy B eleven at An
napolis, but put up battle for three
periods. The first half was scoreless.
Navy got a touchdown in the third
and three in the fourth quarters.
It was the only game Of the season
for the Navy B team, which was
formed primarily to oppose the varsity
IA practice
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Thorpe of Carlisle and White of Princeton
Stars of Camps 1911 AN-America Grid Team
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.
No a-unnn RiO ChlAP

n n ANY of the most brilliant an
M time foot ball stars sparkled
wv in the span Of 1909-l912 Is
speed and deception began to
take their rightful places with beef and
power in the development Of winning
teams.
Battering-ram Ted Coy Of Yale closed
out his All-America career in 1909 in q
blaze Of glory as the Ellis whipped Har-
ward, 80, and defeated Princeton, ITO.
Michigan's Benbrook, described by
Walter Eckersall as "the greatest line
man who ever played in the Middle
West" was selected for first team ALI
America honors at guard in 19O9-l0 by
Walter Camp.
Hamilton Fish, Harvard's mighty
tackle, and Johnny Fitzpatrick, Yale
end, were two-time All-Americas in
seasons when the competition was
keenest.
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THE SPORTLICHT
by NCRANTLAND RICE

A FTER beating Harvard ~ to 0,
IA Holy Cross now moves against Bos-
ton College in one Of the keenest
Of all foot ball rivalries. Both teams
are strong but Holy Cross has q great
chance with one of the best passing
games yet devised.
Tough on Headliners.
ONLY short while ago three Of the
~ feature boxers of the season were
McLarnin, Chocolate and Singer.
From this trio, one has been knocked
out In less than two minutes, another
has been badly outpointed and the third
had to absorb a terrific beating.
OF the three, Chocolate was the only
survivor who showed enough STUFF to
remain as . card.
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paper Alliance)
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DOB MacCARTEE and Paul Cassasa,
- former Washington schoolboys,

were the leading ground gamers
when st. Johns Of Annapolis crushed
the Hampden-Sidney team of Farmville,
Va, 80 to o, in Central Stadium, a crowd
Of about 500 shivering through the game
The Johnnies made IS first downs
against for Hampden-Sidney, which
was able to make 1t q contest only in
the third period. when Coach Tody
Riggs sent In St. Johns shock troops.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-28
T|TANS GET READY
FOR HOYA CONTEST
Teams Seem Well Matched
for Their Foot Ball Tilt
Tomorrow.
~ ETROTT, November a.
/ AS q grand finale in prep
~ aration for the last at

~ ETROrT, November a.
AS q grand finale in prep
- aration for the last at
home appearance Of the
University of Detroit team here
tomorrow, when Georgetown will
be its opponent, Coach Dorais to-
day gave his regulars a treat, in
a way, for they occupied seats in
the stand and viewed the reserves
and freshmen Scrimmage.
The Freshmen used Georgetown plays,
and an hour Of this was followed by q
light signal drill Of the Varsity. There
will be lull In activities until the boys
break on to Oman Field tomorrow In
quest Of victory and . break In their
string Of four straight losses.
faces team drilled IN Notre Dame
tactics. Last Saturday Detroit played
a scoreless tie with Michigan State Coll
lege, coached by Jim Crowley, who
learned his foot ball under Knute
Rockne. In Georgetown the Tttans
meet an eleven coached by Tommy
Mills, who for several years was an as
SlSCanL ana cnleI scout OF HOCkne.
Though Mills has not had highly
successful season, five victories and four
defeats being charged to his account.
Charley Dorais Is in the same boat, and
Titan fans, thousands of them, are
anxiously awaiting to see which Of them
can rock the boat the hardest Satur-
day.
Appear Evenly Matched.
To all appearances Georgetown and
Detroit are about as evenly matched as
could be possible, II comparative scores
can be figured. Georgetown whipped
Michigan State IA to IS. Detroit bat
tied it to a scoreless tie last Saturday.
Though Georgetown comes with but
two regulars who faced Detroit last
year In Joe Scalzi and Johnny Bozek,
the name Of Scalzi alone Is enough to
put fear into the local camp.
The Frank Merriwell" of the Hoyas
carried gloom to Michigan State by two
long sprints for touchdowns A week
later he scored the touchdown to win
over Boston College 20 to 10. Titan de-
Tense has been drilled specially to stop
this lad.
Probable fine1lne.
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up and summary:

Touchdown-samuels ca, Robbins. Binns
kick. substitutions-(Navyl, Belts for Hitch
cock, Robbins for Belts. Samuels for Rob-
bins; (George Washington), Oorsanbeau for
Hickman, Milwood for Oorsanbeau, Watkins
for Foutg, Florence for Jones, Terry for
RILEY and Mentz for Morlan. Time OF quar-
teTE-1S minutes.
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TouchdownS-Goodwin ca. Point after
ouchdown-Goodwin neutrality-suspicious.,
Early for Yuter, Robinson for Murphy, Tay-
lor for Robinson. Referee-Mr. Sloan (Vir-
Rinia). Umpire-Mr. Chenery (Virginia).
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Camps 1911 All-America Selections

POS. FIRST TEAM.
z. -. White, Princeton
T.. Hart, Princeton
q. Fisher, Harvard
c.. Ketcham, Yale
q. Duff, Princeton
T. 80. Devore, Army
E. Bomeisler, Yale
@. B. Howe, Yale
H. B. Wendell, Harvar,
H. B. Thorpe, Carlisle
r. B. Dalton, Navy