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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
CeItics PrOride Seuere Test
For Seaman Cunners EIeUerl

Goodies" Owens IroqOois A. Q. win
travel 10 Mount Rainier tomorrow 20
battle the Brentwood Hawks, leaders IN
the Capital CITY League. in an exhiei-
tion game on the Mount Rainier fielo.
Play will open at 2:30. The locals viii
hold a workout on Richard Heyoon
Field at 1880 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing to brush up on their signals.
Johnny Travev will send his Vir-
gina Juniors into battle against the
TAkomA A. G. team tomorrow at 1850
pm. on ShipyArd Field.
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity h
planning to stage one of the feature
games Of the season here Armistioe
day, November IL, at BaggettS Park.
Efforts are being made to book either
Emerson Institute or National Training
School for that date.
Fredericksburg and Alexandria High
Schools will clash in q third athletic
district of Virginia championship series
game here next Friday afternoon ct
$40 o'clock.
Another classy contest will be offered
by schoolboy elevers on Saturday, with
Episcopal High and Virginia Episcopal
School Of Lynchburg meeting at 3:46
pm. on Hoxton Field.
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oYs 1sc-PoUND BASKET BALL LEAGUE

TOTALS. 80 a
Referee-Franklin Car
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OUANTlCO WINS OVER
BALTIMORE FIREMEN
Smoke Eaters Better This Year
but Bow to Marine Eleven
in 31-7 Game.

BALTIMORE, Md, November l.
Showing improvement over their first
foot ball effort Of a year ago, the Bal
tirT1ore Firemen still could not cope
with the power Of the Quantico Marine
and lost q gridiron battle that had q
number OF interesting features at the
stadium today.
The score, 81 to Z, was indicative Of
part Of the Firemen's progress, for the
Marines had beaten them 40 to Z in
1929. But the manner Of the Fire
mems play today, rather than results
achieved offers proof Of advancement
along the path of foot ball knowledge.
They registered q number Of FIRST
downs against the Quantico invaders,
and advanced the ball through forward
passing plays which required precision
of execution to succeed Mechanical
faults, such as fumbling and the failure
to display any sort of reliable forward
pass defense constituted their prin-
cipal deficiencies.
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OGLETHORPE POUNDS
OUT 1876 VICTORY
Furman, Despite Power in Second
Period, Unable to Check Ander.
sons Long Passes.
NJ the Associated Preas.

ATLANTA. Ca. November Frank
Anderson, jr., the son Of Oglethorpe
University's base ball coach, passed and
punted the Oglethorpe foot ball squad
to q victory over the Furman University
Purple Hurricane here today, IL to 6.
Andersons sensational punts frequent
~ got his mates out Of trouble from
the team that last week startled the
foot ball world with o 14-to-13 victory
over the Florida Gators. Two long
forward passes from his well trained
arm paved the way for both Of
Oglethorpe's touchdowns.
Early in the first period Anderson
heaved q long pass to Ftirman'S 13-yard
line. From this position Baker, on q
delayed buck, put 1t over. Sypert failed
to kick goal.
In the next quarter the Petrels again
got the bail on Furman's 48-yArd line,
an of tackle played gained 5 yards.
Then Anderson threw q pass TO Sypert
that was good for 80 yards. Putro
then put it over. Sypert's try from
placement fell short.
The Furman team then gave its
greatest show Of strength. They got
the bali on the Firman 30-yard line
and gained . few yards on several
plays. Then Pittman, Hurricane quar-
terback, slipped through center and
carried the ball to the Oglethorpe l.
yard line. Kearns put the ball over
for Furman's lone touchdown. Harmon's
try for placement was blocked.
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A LExANDRIA, November l.

A LExANDRIA, November L.
~ Seaman Gunners of Washing
~ ton, a service team that has
been enjoying a highly success
full campaign against strong indepeno-
emit eleyens OF this section. will meet q
severe test In the 81. Mays Celucs
here Sunday afternoon ct 2:So o'clock
in Baggett's Park.
The Green and Gold, strengthened ~
the presence of all its regulars, viii
present the most formidable front they
have offered this season. Dick Allen,
stellar quarterback; Nick Colloeanto,
guard. and Bottles" Cox, end. who
were hurt in the game with the Rich
mond Arrows, will again be In the
lineup.
Arlington County gridiron fans VIII
be offered nifty battle tomorrow with
the NAVY Yard Marines scheduled 70
provide opposition for the AlcovA Motor
Co.'S eleven at 2:30 O'Clock on Arlington
Field
Charley Deuterman, manager Of the
Motorists. has taken on Ollie Young.
former Westinghouse High School
star. to take the place Of Bob Bailey,
halfback, who waS injured while fight
ing fire in Clarendon several days ago.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY
DEFEATS DAVIDSON
Wild Cats Line Fights Vaiiantly
but Williams Dash Puts Over
Games Sole Touchdown.


LEXINGTON, Va, November C4D.
The cadets of Virginia Military In
stitute outplayed a stubborn eleven
from Davidson College in a morning
game here today, to win 8 to 0.
After spelling a 62-yard advance in
the first period by fumbling on the
Wildcats 3-yard line, the Cadets came
back again for IS yards and Lefty
Williams slashed of tackle for three
yards and the only touchdown of the
game. A pass for the extra point was
bad.
The Wildcat line. fighting valiantly,
held the Cadets for downs on David
sons S-yard line, in the second quarter,
after Gtlly Laughorn, Lefty Williams
and Capt. Roy Dunn had launched an
other drive. The Cadets reached their
opponents 20-yard stripe again in the
third quarter, where King intercepted
Q Cadet pass
Davidson, with Capt Fraley, King
Mccall and Mcqueen pushing the Of
Tense, registered 10 first downs, the
same as the Cadets.
Score By periods:
y ~ l. '......'....." ( & z "a
Y. X !. ssO1inss Toushdown -wilnsms.
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Kentucky Whisker
Champion Shown
Nv the Associated press.

BY the Associated Prees.
LEXINGTON, KY. November l.
Whiskers that won him q silver cup
in a To-day beard-growing contest
among University Of Kentucky male
students were shorn from Harold s.
Ray of Independence, KY, TODAY be-
tween halves of the Alabama-Ken-
lucky foot ball game, while the
crowds In the packed stadium
cheered both barber and champion.
Enthroned In q BARRIERS chair IN
the middle of the field, Ray shared
interest with the nnaneuvers OF the
Kentucky and Alabama bands in the
interval between halves.
At that time the Kentucky stu
dents were still confident their team
would overcome Alabama'S 6-to-O
lead and believed Ray would be the
only wildcat representative to lose
his whiskers rs Q result OF the en-
counter.
But another barber, sometimes
called the Crimson Tide, operated
on the Kentucky team itself In the
last half, despite the latter's strug-
Ries, and bearded the Wildcats N
their den 70 the talne Of ID 70 9.
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Totals. .. 10 Z %
Referee-Den Kali.
BOYS, UNLIMITED BASKET BALL.

Totals. Z 0 Il Totals. II
Referee-Jim white.
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KICKS ARE WILD
Purdue, However, Doesn't Need
Points Van Ribber Misses.

CHICAGO, November / (P).-George
Van Bibber, giant Purdue tackle, Kicks
the extra point after 9 touchdown Tor
the Boilermakers-that Is, sometimes ne
does.
Last week, George was a hero: He
sent Wisconsin Keeling with q well di-
rected effort, the Boilermakers VIM
ming by the margin of his one point
boot. A couple of Saturdays ago
George was a goat. He had a chance
to bring Joy to Purdue by making one
at Michigan, but he missed and Purdue
lost Is to Ia.
Today, big George walked behind his
line and tried three times to boot
solitary point over the crosS-bar and
three times he failed. Two Of his tries
were blocked and one was wide.
George was Just another foot ball
player today because Illinois failed 70
score.
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EPISCOPAL DEFEATS
GILMAN BOYS, 1910
0ffense, Led by Mcdonald, Gains
Consistently, bat Baltimore Team
Makes Late Rally.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November IA
maroon colored airplane circled about
tators at the foot ban field Of Gilman
school this afternoon, and on the grid
iron itself the maroon clad warriors of
Episcopal High School Of Alexandria,
Va, circled the wings. bucked the line
and forward passed over heads Of Gil
man players to win an interesting con-
test, 10 to 0.
Led by Mcdonald, q hard-running
halfback. the visitors displayed q power
full offense, which gained consistently
throughout the encounter. The Roland
Park boys made their best showing in
the final period. when Poindexter, quar-
terback, completed a series of aerials
and rushed his way into rival territory
on several occasions.
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TEXAS AGGIES WIN
COLLEGE STATION. Tex. Nov

COLLEGE STATION, Tex Novem-
Der 1 OP.-Featuring Little Harry
Stiteler, 13T-pound quarterback, starting
his first game, the rejuvenated Texas
Aggie eleven bowled over the Centenary
gentlemen, TO 6, here today.
The Aggie touchdown came In the
opening minutes Of the second quarter,
after StiteIer unleashed q passing at
tack to Hewitt, Tracy and McFadden.
Then the little signal caller went over
for a touchdown. Stiteler also kicked
the extra point.
Murff Of Centenary scored touch
down by returning q punt 30 yards.
Brown failed 70 kick the extra point.
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Oh the SIX games llSVou III uAc Nop.e0A
CITY League. four are scheduled in the
I50-pound class and three in the un-
limited loop.
Here Is the league card:
15O-Pound Class.
Petworth Pennants vs. Del Ray, Del
Raw field, 3 o'clock.
wolverines Va. Columbia, Silver
Spring, O'Clock.
Centennials vs.. Palaoe-D. @. s., Con-
zaga field, o'clock.
Northern Prep vs.. Mardfeldts post
poned).
Unlimited Class.
Seat Pleasant Va. st. Stephens, Seat
Pleasant field, o'clock.
Marions vs. Quentins, 0onsaga field.
8 O'Clock.
Brookland vs.. Alpha Delta Omega,
Silver Spring, . o'clock.
Petworth Pennant foot ballers are to
assemble on the Iowa Avenue Play
grounds at O'Clock to make the trip to
Del Ray, Va, for their 150-pound
Capital City League engagement with
the Del Ray eleven.
Above, gridders will entertain Navy
Yard Marines on the Arlington, Va,
field at 2:3o O'Clock.
A game Is slated between q. p. o.
Federals and Sigma Kappa Fraternity
on Fairlawn field starting at o'clock.
Northern Props, whose scheduled
Capital City League 150-pound tilt with
Mardfeldts today was postponed because
of the death Of Coach Whalen of the
Mardfeldts, viii engage in scrimmage
on the grid at Sixteenth Street Reser-
yoir at 10 am. Coach Wondrack
wants players TO appear In uniform.
Mercury 125-pound eleven, which Is
TO face Peerless on ~. gridiron, West
Potomac Park, In q Sport Mart League
match at o'clock, is TO gather at 10
avenue.
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WANTS CAGE GAMES
Allied Club, Twice Pennant Win
ner, After Contests.

Allied Club basket bah team, twice
winner Of the pennant In the Baltimore
League, Is after games with leading
amateur unlimited class quints Of the
District
Manager Sol Klein is booking for the
Allied Club at I'LL Eastern avenue,
Baltimore. HIS telephone Is Wolfe 974l,
Baltimore.
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TEXAS U. WINS, rs TOT
Southern Methodists Unable to Get
Stride Until End Of Game.

MEMORIAL STADIUM. Austin. Tex.
November (P-Unleashing terrific
offensive and a defense their opponents
could not fathom until the closing min.
utes of play, the powerful University Of
Texas Longhorns upset Southern Metio-
dist University, rs TO z, here today.
A crowd estimated at more than
10000 saw the favored Mustangs
crushed and hopeleSsly beaten.
Excited at their own passing game
and their running attack squelched from
the start, the Methodists never had
chance against the Steers batterine Of.
tense.
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SET BACK BY SAFETY
North Carolina State Defeated by
Presbyterians.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., November Up.
BY the margin Of a safety. scored in
the first period. Presbyterian College
defeated North Carolina State here this
afternoon
Morris, substitute Wolfpack quarter
bach. fumbled q pass from center be-
hind his own goal Nne, and as he
scooped up the ball he was downed by
Copeland. Presbyterian end, for the
only score Of the game.
Brilliant passing by Jimmy Green,
Presbyterian College quarterback, en-.
abled the South Carolinians TO keep the
ball in State territory most OF the
contest
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SPARE AT FINISH WINS
Blicks Score Over Richmond Girls
by Five-Pin Margin.

One Of the most thrilling finishes
ever witnessed on local drives featured
the victory Of the John Blick girls over
the Richmond girls last night at the
Arcadia when Capt. Lucy Owen Of the
Blick Pinnettes, rolling anchor, spared
in the tenth box and than collected
seven 70 win the match by flve pins.
It was the last Of the homeland home
match between the Virginia girls and
the Blicks, the latter having taken O
two-pin lead In Richmond. The set
count last night was 400 to 1487.
Bill Haskins, manager of the Rich
monders, dug deep In his pocket to
produce expenses for both trips and q
blowout for both teams.
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seOrins Mn nS ,IOuch ,a shff S,
zehr, 1 in 4. place-kicks; Shes. missed one,
forward pass. Firemen: Touchdown. Beyer-
Substitution Marines: Hostad for Beck.
Hollibaush for. Dever, Duda for Leysnsky;
for Carter. Posik for Adams. Pyrne for
Posik DALEY for Resio SohTan cfer
S GGLn senmidt for sSess. JoSnson tor Noon,
Lynch for Fefreil. Sumrill for Lynch. Adams
for Posik. Carter for Adams. Ferrsll for
pirsmen: Brady for Kneriein. Fielder for
peverunser, Rhodes for Fielder. Roscoe for
RefereeNdiiseTt A. vieriins (Tilinois),
Umpire. Hovard Berry PENN. Field
judee--J. 9. Hollenhack PENN. Head lines
Lee). Time OF euartera--lS minutes.
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BEST HOUND CHOSEN
Carl p. Hunts Rosemond Wins
Third Place in Field Trials.

CRAB ORCHARD. KY, November
R.-Churchill Weavers. by War Cry
out Of Mandy Lee, won the title OF ma.
tional field champion by being ad1uogeo
the best hound after the third and final
east today Of the all-age stake OF the
National Fox Hunters Association.
Churchill weavers is owned by Robert
walker OF Paint Lick, KY.
Hunter, owned by the Golden Valley
Kennels, Forest City, N. c., won second
place; Rosemond, owned by Carl p.
Hunt, Washington, third and Myrtle
stone. owned by N. =. Harper, Scots
willie, KY, fourth.
The stake had no monetary value, but
trophies were awarded the owners OF the
first four hounds. Today's cast brought
70 close the 1880 meeting OF the as
socaA4ion.
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LOUISIANA STATE WINS
Perfect Passing Game In Pinchss
Beats Arkansas, 81. to 10.

SHREVEPORT, La, November (E9.
Louisiana State University played o
near-perfect passing game here today
to take a 27-12 victory over University
of Arkansas.
L. S. U. passed in the pinches and
made them count Arkansas tried II
passes, completing only two for q gain
of % yards.
up 202 yards to 90 for Arkansas, and
gained IS first down to the RazoP.
backs g.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE
BEATS TOME, s TO 0
Long Pass in Fourth From Trilling
to Busher Gives Capital Team
Its Victory.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, November l.
The Tome gridders were defeated by the
Emerson Institute eleven Of washington
by q 6-to-0 score here this afternoon.
The lone touchdown was scored in the
fourth period on q long pass from Tril-
ing to Busher. The game was replete
with thrills, both teams using an ex-
tensive aerial attack.
The Tome team often threatened and
several times seemed to have completed
spectacular passes, only to have the re-
ceiver drop the ball.
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t was 1,460 to 1899.
REGENTS.
RENDEZVOUS.
COUSIN 10 WINS STAKE
Rank Outsider Beats CLASSY Juve.
niles in Latonia Race.

LATONIA, KY, November (Ho.-The
twenty-flrst running Of the Fort Thomas
Handicap produced one Of the biggest
upsets Of the Kentucky Fali racing sea-
rank outsider In the wagering, led
home O classy f1eld Of 2-year-oldA.
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MOHAWKS TO PLAY
TACONy GR|DDERS.
Headline Sandlot Foot Ball
Game May Shed Light on
Apaches' Chances.

~ WIN Apaclles retain their
a unlimited class District sand nd.
lot foot ball championship this
season or will Mohawks, their dearest
foes and former title holders. regain
the crown?
II will be some time before this ques-
ton will be settled, but fans figure they
can get some advance dope by watch
ing the Mohawks battle the Tacony
Aces of Philadelphia this afternoon IN
'Griffith Stadium at a:s0 O'Clock.
Only q few weeks ago the Aces fought
the Apaches to q 90 tie here. True.
comparative scores sometimes mean ABB
solutely nothing, but many fans are
Interested Just the same In seeing now
the Hawks stack up against the eleven
from Philly.
Aside from the MohAwk-Tacony
game, six Capital City League and sew
eral Sport Mart loop Tits are carded,
along with q flock of other Independent
encounters.
Every member of the Mohawk eleven
Is in prime shape, says Coach Abbey.
Probable starting line-ups follow:
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BOWLING PAIR REPEAT
Catherine Quigley and Mischou
Capture Mixed Doubles.

For the second consecutive Saturday
the mixed doubles team Of Catherine
Quigley and Frank Mischou walked on
with first-prize money at the sweep
stakes held weekly 1T the Arcadia
The Quigley- Mischou team shot Q
total Of SIS TO win by six pins over the
runners-up Doris Goodall and Jack
Haverty, who smacked the naples for
$40.
Mrs. Quigley was largely responsible
for the victory, shooting final game Of
i24 and previous games Of 80 and 90.
Mischou socked the pins for games Of
lI3, 1913 and 1877.
Billie Butler and AL Fischer, runners
up last week, placed third last night,
nine pins behind the Goodall- Haverty
pair.
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JOHN BLICKs.
D. C. B0WLERS TRAILING
Regent Girls of Baltimore Lead
Rendezvous by 81 Pins.

The Regent girls quint of Baltimore
last night took a commanding lead of
81 pins over the Rendezvous team at
the latter's alleys in the FIRST part of o
home and home affair.
None Of the Rendezvous girls were
hitting EN- In true style, while the Re-
gents smacked the wood high, wide
and handsome.
The count was ,460 to 1899.
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ANOTHER FOR BUCKNELL
Whips Penn State Fourth Straight
Time, 10 to 7.

LEWISBURG, Pa. November F).-
The Bucknell Bisons stampeded through
Penn state in the first half Of the an
nual home coming day foot ball game
here today and scored their fourth
straight victory over the Nittany Lions,
lo TO Z.
The Bucknell aces, Brumbaugh and
Hinkle, shared the individual honors
Of battle with a substitute Penn State
quarterback, who contributed the lone
touchdown Of Penn state in the closing
minutes OF the game.
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Columbus TO DRILL
Grid Team to Meet at Plaza This
Morning Prior to Game.

Columbia foot ballers, who are to
meet wolverines in q Capital City
League 150-polnd game at Silver
Spring at o'clock this afternoon, are
to drill on the Plaza playground at
1870 am.
OK Pierdon has been named backfeld
coach Of the Columbia eleven, replacing
Eggleston, who has joined the Knicker-
bockers
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Line-up and Summary.

Touchdown-Busher eubstitutions: Tome
io sHJ s T Sr fSF ResG ot
Hawtin, Besttan for FIRST. Lunney for Bes-
tan, Smith for Kohr. Neu for Arias Bailey
Sears. EMERSON Busher for Draper. MUIR
ply for Longest: Referee-Mr. owings
1HopkinO. Umpire-Mr. Anderson (et.
johns. Head iinesmsn-Mr. McCubbin
LansdowneJ. Time Of auarters-10 minutes.
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MORGAN ROLLS 404 SET
Has Big Margin in Stake Compe-
tition at King Pin No. 1.

Red Morgan. splitting the naples for
game counts Of 129, 142 and 133, for o
4O4 set, romped away with the lions
share of the King Pin No. prize melon
last night, well ahead Of Gartrell, rum
ner-up with 387.
Gartrell rolled high game of the
evening In his first effort when he
turned in a 148 score, but fell down on
the next two.
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Lineup and Summary.

Scoring: Touchdowns-Bounds t5li Bos-
well. Marshall. Points after touehdown11
Bounds trushinD, Marshall (place-KlcK'
Safety-Hall
Su6stitutions: Virginia Stste-Hoge tor
Payne for Curry Reconsideration for 81
lit. Walker for Hasan, c., Jones Tor Iaylo,,'
0reenlee for whiting. Smith for Han. Haw-
kins for Stokes, WHITING for Hawkins.
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VISITING BoWLERs WIN.

The Baltimore Rapid Transit bowlers
last night won two out of three games
from the Washington Rapid Transit on
the Rendezvous drives 1t was the FIRST
If a home-and-h home match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

Point After touehdown-oooch lend rum.
webster: Tor Fisher: W6i.ridge for Sioo: 81
dexter for gcariett, oowing for Peard, Bal
lantins for Slmonds. :. Mapp fer Rcbineon.
Referee~Mr. Eichei6efger. Umplre-Mr.
Lutz. Head linesm AMIR. Shirley. Time
Of periods-l2 minutes.
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BROWN IN 16-TO-16
CLASH AT SYRACUSE
Twenty-Ave-yard Drop Kick Just
Before End Of Game Evens Score
and Keeps c5.YsAr Record.
By the Associated Press.


SYRACUSE, N. Y, November THE
Brown University foot ball team battled
Syracuse to q 1916 tie In Archbold
Stadium today. Brown, blanked In the
first period. the only one In which
Syracuse scored, slowly built up It's total,
gaining in the second, In the third
and more in the fourth.
In the last period, with Syracuse
regulars showing strain under the stub
born march Of Brown and with only q
few minutes to play, CURL Of Brown
dnp-kicked from Syracuse's 35-yard
mark. It went over. Before another
play could be run OF the game ended,
tied.
Since 1905 Brown has not defeated
the Orange. Today's clash was the
eighth since 1905 and on each occasion
Brown went scoreless. A scoreless tie
in 1922 was the Bruins best previous
effort.
Syracuse scored all their 10 points
In the first period.
Summary.
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Job Beyond Rockies La Baa and Chocolate in Zeal
Basket Ball and Soccer Teams
WhooP 1t Up on Fairgrounds

T%HEY'RE whOcplne n up on the
Municipal Fairgrounds these
days.
Chilly breeses are no deter
rent to the hardy boys and girls who
are battling for honors in basket ball
and soccer. League championship play
is on In basket bail among both the
boys and girls and the boys also are
mixing It in hot strife for league soccer
laurels.
Two new boys basket ball leagues
opened yesterday, l30-pound class
loon getting under way with three
games and an unlimited circuit with
one match. A Junior soccer loop also
started. Eight games were staged In
the various girls basket ball leagues,
marking the third week Of this COM
petition.
League results yesterday follow:
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Referee. r. Egan Duauesne). Um-
pirs-D, W vsE.y Penn ET1,,, Slate. EE. ZEE
iinesman--W. NJ Hoilsnaek (Penn).
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substitutes. T,ssn'sIlsr s,S 5 Tss%a:
81 waf 7TI s1 1S M tSS tcSassg 3D.
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