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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21
RESERVES
GIVE Ellis AN EDGE
Tiger Mentor Anticipates
Bitter Battle, Though.
Other Choices.
BY W. w. (BTLL) ROPER,
Princeton Foot Rall Cnnnh.

TINE leading game in the
East this Saturday is Yale
4 Harvard at New Haven. No
matter what the prelim-
mary season Of each team has
been, when they meet the battle
is sure to be bitterly contested.
favor Yale. because believe they
are the stronger all-around eleven and
are much better equipped with reserve
material. Good substitutes are very
important factors. Yale has q second
team nearly equal to its first.
Harvard has a good first team pro-
vided the regulars have gotten over
their injuries, but their reserve material
Is much weaker. Harvard has a first
class passer in Barry Wood. Booth Of
Yale is in fine condition, and Is eager
to play one Of his great games.
Brown is too strong for New Hamp-
shire, and Fordham will have little DIFF
fculty In winning from Bucknell. Hav-
erford should win from Delaware. The
Lehigh game is always inter-
esting. ! figure it will be very close this
time.
There should be a corking game at
Annapolis, where Maryland meets Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21
MARYLAND PARK HIGH
ADVANCES IN SOCCER
In State Quarter Finals After 40
Win Over Montgomery
! County Team.

Maryland Park High School soccer
team, winner of the Prince Georges
County scholastic title, reached the
quarter-final round in the tournament
for State honors being conducted by
the Playground Athletic League OF
Maryland when it triumphed over Ia
koma-Silver Spring High, Montgomery
County title holders, to o, yesterday
on the Roseda1e playground. Takoma-
Silver Spring few" days ago scored over
Sparrows Point High, Baltimore County
standaxd-bearer.
Ability of the Maryland Park backs
to consistently break up enemy attacks
was big factor in the victory of the
Prince Georges County team. The win
ners' backs were Brown, Wilmington
Schmidt and Morris Suit. It was an
exceptionally hard-fought game with
the teams locked in q scoreless tie al
the end of the first half. Noble Ward
and Francis MCGUIRE scored the win
ners' goals!
A banquet will be rendered the Mary
land Park team next Tuesday night ct
the school when gold medals offered by
the Playground Athletic League viii
be awarded IL members Of the squad in
recognition Of winning the Prince
Georges County title. A public recep-
ton will follow.
Those to receive the medals are Capt
Lee Suit, Alvin Schmidt, Nelson Brown
Morris Suit, Cecil wilmington, Tod
Stoffel, william Stack, Stanley Brick
head, Noble Ward, Francis MCGUIRE,
Dominic Palmer and Frank Pattison.
Robert B. Wilson, O member Of the
faculty, coaches the team whose next
game in the State series will be played
next Wednesday against an opponent
to be- named,
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DEWITT is LUCKLESS
IN CHARITY VENTURE

Dewitt School was trying today TO
arrange foot ball game for tomorrow
night in Grifith Stadium for the bene-
fit Of the Districts unemployed. Nego-
tiations with John Marshall High and
the Mcclure School, both of Richmond,
have fallen through, but Dewitt was
hopeful OF listing game with another
Virginia institution.
Emerson will play host to Wenonah,
N. j., Military Academy In Grindth
Stadium tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Coach Sanborn's charges ex-
pect to encounter stern opposition.
Central Highs eleven was to play
host to Washington-Le High of Balls
ton, Va, in the annual "C'' Club foot
ball game this afternoon in Central
Stadium.
Gonzaga and Western were to face
on the Gonzaga field and st. Adams
and Christ Church School of Rich
mond, Va, werB to have It out at st.
Adams in other schoolboy games on
District gridirons.
A game between Eastern and st.
Johns scheduled today was Cancelled.
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TRADITIONAL RIVALS
in BIG SIX CONTESTS
Kansas-M Missouri Tussle Heads
Week End Card-Two Other
Important Tits.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, November 2i.-Tra-
dition overshadows all else in the BIG
Six Conference foot ball schedule this
week.
Heading the list of games in point
OF duration is the Kansas Missouri
contest in Columbia, renewed for the
thirty-ninth time, but equally important
IS the Drake-Iowa State contest in Des
Moines and the Oklahoma c Oklahoma
A. 81 M. battle in saltwater.
Nebraska resumes relations with
Iowa OF the Big Ten in Iowa CITY in
what may become an annual affair.
The Kansas Aggies have a game with
Centre College in Manhattan, the first
meeting Of these two eleyens.
The Kansas-Missouri game, with all
It's old rivalry, is the only titular clash
OF the week and is an important one.
Kansas can assure tie for first by
winning; Missouri counted out of title
consideration a month ago, can remain
In the race by victory.
"A tie game would hurt both teams
chances but would be harder on Mis-
souri, as the Tigers already have one
no-decision game in the records.
The games at saltwater and Des
MONIES also bring together teams for
merry IN the same conference.-the old
Missouri Valley Drake and the Okla
homa Aggies are members of the pres
ent Missouri Valley Conference.
The Methodists have a bare chance
OF winning the title, but it hinges on
the possibility Of the Aggies whipping
dexas IN the big Turkey day duel. That
Is 2 remote possibility, however.
ARKANSAS, its conference schedule be-
hind, prepares for THANKSGIVING duel
with Centenary at Shreveport.
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Stanford appears Stronger
Mk Than Bears on EUe of Game

eaCe,. Occidental, and Pomona meet in
their annual historic game. Neither
team has done very well this season,
but can close the season with feeling
of satisfaction by winning this par
ticu1ar contest. Occidental appears to
have an offensive edge.
There are q number Of important
Thanksgiving day games on the Pacific
Coast. Washington comes to Los
Angeles to face Southern California and
look for this to be one Of the best
games Of the year. We lost to Wash
ington State, to 8, and Washington
also lost to the same team, 3 to 0, which
ought to indicate how close our game
should be. Washington has powerful
line and a fine back in Hufford, who is
only Just beginning to hit his stride
after season interrupted by injuries.
st. Mary's and Oregon u. play in
San Francisco and st. Mary's, after
defeating Fordhan in New York City,
ought to take the measure of the
Oregonians. Slip Madigan did Pacific
Coast foot ball a very good turn when
ne invaded the East and won over
hitherto indicated Fordham.
IntersectiOnaI Clash.
Oregon State, which always comes
rapidly at the close Of the year, engages
West Virginia in Chicago. Paul SchiSs-
ler's teams have habit of winding up
each season with an intersecdonaf VIC
tory and rather believe the present
eleven will maintain this record.
California Tech, the only unbeaten
team in the Southern California Con-
ference, plays San Diego State and
ought to close the year with q perfect
record, thus capturing the Champion
ship for the first time since 1928.
Copyright, 1880, By North American iyev..
paper Alliancel
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ST. MARYS BUDDIES
STRENGTHEN SEXTE1
Signing Of BerniCe King Gives
Alexandria Squad Two Sets
Of Forwards.
rExANpRrA. Va. November

A LEXANDRIA, Va, November 81.
~ -Bernice King, a forward at
~ Warenton High School for
several years, has been signed
by the st. Marys Buddies for the court
season.
With the acquisition Of Miss King
the Buddies have two sets Of high
scoring forwards, the other members
being Mary Carne, Angela Bell and
Leona Chisholm. Other members Of
the team are Ada Hicks, center; Helen
Waddy and Helen Kraft, side centep:
Freida Mendelson. Mary Cation and
Margaret German, guards.
Games have been arranged with an
all-star team December s at Silver
Spring Armory and December IS with
the Ais A. @. at the Wilson Normal
gym In Washington. Other contests
are being sought by Manager German
at Alexandria 1871 between and z
o'clock.
Eddie German, former Georgetown
freshman, has signed with the st.
Marys Lyceum Five as q player and
assistant coach.
Five former members Of the st. Mary's
Celtics quint-Zimmerman, McNena-
min, Cabell, Bremen and Cronin-are
candidates for the French;s Sport Shop
Five of Washington.
Pirates A. C. will engage the Northern
Juniors here Sunday at 2:30 o'clock on
Guckerts Field.
Virginia Juniors have scheduled the
Anacostia Eagle Juniors for a foot ball
game here November 80 on Shipyard
Field.
Iroquois A. @. and No. 5 Engine Com
pany, 150-pound teams, who fought q
scoreless battle recently, have booked a
second game for December z.
No. Engine Company is after a
game for Sunday with some fast 150-
pound team. Manager Cleveland Shaw
may be reached at Alexandria 311.
Pirate A. G. foot ball candidates viii
meet at Pitt and Queen streets at 1880
o'clock tonight.
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By HOWARD JONES,
Southern California Coach.

Y OS ANGELES, Calf, November
21.-What has normally been
II referred to as one Of the big
games Of the Pacific Coast, the
Stanford California affair, finds both
teams defeated this year, with. neither
having chance for the title tnasmucn
as washington State already has won
that honor.
California has lost to washington
State. Olympic Club. Washington and
Southern California, while Stanford
was also defeated by the last named
team.
Unless California has made very rapid
strides during the past two weeks ]
look for Stanford to win by O. margin of
at least two touchdowns. There isn't q
great deal to choose between the line
men on the two teams, but I feel that
Stanford has quite an edge IA the
matter Of backheld strength.
Stanford sim Coed.
Stanford won last year and, although
neither team is as strong as 1t was
then, Stanford appears to have about
the same edge as was the case then,
when the score was 81 to 8. From q
California standpoint, much depends on
the condition, Of certain men who have
been laid up with injuries. II the
Bears are able to put their full strength
ON the field the game may be very close.
The only other Pacific Coast Confer
ence game scheduled for this week end
Is that which features Idaho against
Montana. Idaho ought to win this one,
although not without Q struggle.
In the Southern California Confer
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Pur,tS and Passes
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK-Mike Firstenberg has
been q reserve tackle and guard on New
York University's foot ball squad for
two years, but yesterday Chick Meehan
decided he was miscast. He put Mike
in q halfback post during the entire
practice session and may use him there
against Rutgers.
LEwISBURG, Pa.--Alumni Of Buck
nell University viii place a wreath on
the Christy Mathewson Memorial Tab
let at the Polo Grounds tomorrow, when
the Bisons clash with Fordham
Mathewson was an alumnus of Buck
nell and fine halfback as well as the
colleges most famous base ball pitcher.
WEST POINT, N. Y.-Army's coaches
seem to have hit on an effective back
field combination to replace the one
broken up when Cy Letzelter was
dropped from the squad. Mai. Ralph
Sasse, head coach, had Bowman at
quarterback, Glattly and Sebastian al
halves and Stecker at fullback yester-
day and the quartet worked smoothly.
HANOVER, N. H.-Dartmouth's foot
ball SQUAD has burned the tackline
dummy and that means the Green's
home practice has ended for another
year. Coach Cannell and the squad
Of SO prepared to leave today for the
West Coast, where Stanford will be met
at Palo Alto November 20.
NEW Columbia has an "iron
man" in the line. Carl Candle Of
Brooklyn, q tackle, has played every
minute Of the Lions last i've games
against Dartmouth, Williams, Cornell
Colgate and Brown.
NEW HAVEN, COMMIT looks like
the Yale-Harvard game will be a wide
open affair. That Harvard viii depend
upon lateral and forward passes goes
almost without saying, while Yale spent
most of yesterdays practice session re-
hearsing passing play under the eagle
eye of Benny Friedman.
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CRUCIAL CLASHES
!. IN CITY GRID LOOP
Unlimited Section Title May
Be Decided in Two Games
Sunday.
TWO crucial games in the Capital

TWO crucial games in the Capital
= City Foot Ball League involving
Brookland, Seat Pleasant, Mercury
and Marion head heavy card Sunday,
with each of the first three named
teams having chance to win the title.
A triple tie between Brookland, Seat
Pleasant and Mercury Is the way the
unlimited section stands. Should Brook
land and Seat Pleasant, who clash,
battle to draw and Mercury wins over
the second-place Marions, Mercury will
get the title.
A victory for either Brookland or Seat
Pleasant and tie or victory for the
Marions will place either Brookland or
Seat Pleasant on top.
In the 150-pound section, the unde-
feated but thrice tied Northern Props
will have worthy foe to battle in the
Centennials, the league leaders. Should
the Northerns triumph, they'll take first
place. Another important game is that
between the Palace-D. q. s. eleven and
the Columbus, both tied for fourth
place.
The standings, schedule and playing
fields for Sundays:
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Irish Offers System Yale Should Do,un Harvard Roper
favor the Navy. BY . close score.

favor the Navy. by . close score.
New York University should defeat
Rutgers and Swarthmore should win
from Dickinson. Temple looks too
strong for Carnegie Tech. While the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS game should be
close, Georgetown, I'm view Of its great
showing against New York University,
has the edge.
South Carolina should win from
North Carolina, and Sewanee from
Southwestern.
Southern Methodist Is too strong for
Rice and Vanderbilt for Alabama Poly
West Virginia should win from wash
ington and Jefferson.
(Copyright, 1880. by North American News
paper Alliauco)
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COAST CONFERENCE
BATTLE ON TONIGHT
Oregon State Confident fo1 Tilt
With Southern Branch Of
California Eleven.
Nv tha Asaociatad r,rnsa

6y tnO ASAoClateo Hres9.
SAN FRANCISCO, November H.
A Pacific Coast Conference game co.
night ct Los Angeles WI iEiaugurAte
this week ends foot ball offerings on
the coast, with the climax tomorrow In
the annual big game" between Cali
fornia and Stanford.
A confident Oregon State eleven
clashes with q rejuvenated University
Of California squad at Los Angeles In
tonight's game. II win be the coast
conferences second game by lamplight.
Thrice beaten in conference games
and having just witnessed campus
row growing out Of its losses. the Cali
fornia Bear win be metamorphosed into
an underdog when the Stanford Cardi-
nails heave to In Berkeley.
Stanford has lost but one conference
game and that to Southern California.
The latter eleven also Is enc Of the
three squads boasting victory over
California. The thing that gives STAN
ford the edge in toTnorrowis game Is the
comparative scores. Southern Califor-
MIA beat Stanford IL to IL, and routed
California, "a to 0.
It has been two weeks since the IL
too affair. but California has not for
gotten 1t yet.
Idaho and Montana clash 10 Ms
soula in another conference game To-
morrow.
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THE SPORTLICHT
by CRANTLAND RICE

beating Yale. But they need no such
incentives. 1t is quite enough to know
that Yale and Harvard are meeting to
understand the situation.
Yale has better reserves and a
sounder all-around attack. So far as
foot BAH form up to date goes, Yale
has the edge, but this game, like that
OF last year, may be decided largely on
one play. Yale has had trouble break
ing up the lateral pass for the last two
years, and II the same trouble exists on
Saturday Yale win probably be beaten.
But the Blue defense should have the
answer by now.
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MIDGETS'lN GRID SCRAP

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November
81 R1.-1he Elves, national midget
foot ball champions of last season, have
District of Columbia, Ohio and West
Virginia and now are turning. their at
tention to rivals in the Carolinas.
The Rock Hill Midgets, South Caro-
lima champions last Fall and victors
over the 20 Georgia champions, come
for a game on Lambeth Field st the
University Of Virginia tomorrow after
noon. This team Is undefeated this
season.
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AAoA Nnk0 anu 1AAcs
TIME value Of traditional rival in
sport can hardly be better shown
or proved than In the coming
meeting Of Yale and Harvard.
Yale has lost only one game this
season after q hard schedule and that
was al early contest to Georgia. Har-
ward hasn't won q game since mid
October. In its last i've starts the
Crimson has lost four and tied one. Yet
BY beating Yale, Harvard can round out
pretty fair season after ell and by
losing to Harvard, Yale viii consider
ton came near giving Bill Roper a big
season last week when 1t almost beat
Yale, after Q record even rougher than
| the Crimson order.
There are those VINO viii rise up to
remark that this Is largely bunk-but
it isn't. ANY golfer win tell you there
are certain old rivals he would rather
beat than all the strangers and mere
acquaintance In the world. Jim would
rather trim Bill than beat Bobby Jones.
Yale can finish q fine season by stop
ping Harvard abruptly and Harvard can
take practically all the poison from the
various stings of the season by hanging
. wreath of thorns around Els neck.
In addition to this, both Yale and
Harvard have two strong foot ball
teams, Harvard's main trouble having
come from serious attack Of injuries
through the FAN. Harvard banked too
heavily on her lateral passing attack,
and when the Mays-Devens combina-
ton was broken up It was too late to
build another, which can't be done in
one season along any effective lines.
But there are any number Of high-class
foot ball players on both teams and
there Is sure to be a swirl of action
and interest from start to finish.
Mainly Defense.
MAJOR RALPH SASSE Of the Army
1v1 brought out the point recently that
this has been largely season Of de-
tense, wherein most offenses have been
bottled up. A long list Of 90 games
proved this last Saturday. Then the
series Of games among Harvard, Army,
Yale and Dartmouth yielded an average
Of only one touchdown per afternoon,
which is nothing cyclonic In the way
Of attack.
It wasn't that the attacking power
was spongy, but that In each case. the
/ defensive power was well above the
average. It seems TO be easier TO think
up ways to stop plays than it is to think
up plays that can't be stopped
/ IT'S all very we'll in one of these old
i time traditional games to say one
! team is the stronger. That may
| mean nothing. IT was simple enough
last week 70 show on the seasons record
that Yale was three or four touchdowns
better than Princeton. But In this par
| ticular game that did not prevent
Princeton from outplaying Yale two
| thirds Of the game.
i In the same way Yale has played
better foot ball than Harvard has shown
most Of the year. But the gap has not
been wide. Army beat Harvard, to 0,
and Yale and the Army tied at TT.
/ Dartmouth beat Harvard, Ia, and Yale
| and Dartmouth tied at 90. This doesn't
show any vast difference in the two
main rivals faced by the Blue and
Crimson teams. Harvard has had one
Of it's worst seasons and is keen to
make VI for much Of the deficit BY
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PRO HOCKEY RESULTS

Montreal Canadiens. 7; Montreal Ma
Eoons, /.
Ottawa, /; Detroit. o.
1geW York Americans, O; Toronto, o..
Philadelphia, 2: Boston, /.
Chicago BlackhaHks, IL HcstgI
Bruins, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

reality he is to hold the latter i'm
place..
Bardin, right guard, comes out TO-
keep the defensive right end ont.
Neill, left end, teams with Heiser,
left guard, to push the defensive
right guard back over center.
BOgue and Doub, tackle and end,
come out tosscreen the end and
block the defensive right tackle.
behind Bogue and Doub and receives
. short, quick pass from ROthert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

Joe HUMPHREYS. Madison Square Gar
den fight announcer, Is now So years
old, with 40 years Of announcing behind
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21
1SO;PoUND SECTION.
GAMES SUNDAY.

Collrmbias vs.. Palace-D. O. g., Silver
Spring, Field, 1 pm. McDonald and o.
Mitcfeli)
snrine EIsld. 4 = m 40 Mitrheii ana Ne.
Donald.)
Mardfeldts vs.. wolverines, Mount Rainier
Field, ] pm. (E. Stevens.)
Del Rays VS.. Brentwood Hawks, Mount
Rainier Fields Pm. (E. StevenB.)
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Raise for Grimes.

Burleigh Grimes viii receive $4,000
a year from the Cards In 1881. His
1880 contract called for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

GAMES SUNDAY.
MarionE VS.. Mercurys, Gonzaga Field, 8
pm. harrington and Crandall.)
Seat Pleasant VS.. BrookIand, Seat Pleasant
Field, pm. 81. Mitchell and M. 6tevens.)
Alpha Delta Oneea VS.. Quentins, Gonzeea
Field ! psm. (Cfandal and Farrington.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21
BY OSSIE' SALEM,
Drake University Coach.

written for the Associated Press.
Pop Warner Of Stanford, creator
of many deceptive plays, again this
year Is using his forward pass be-
hind the line OF sCrimmage.
The play is launched from the
standard Warner twO-wlng back for-
nation. Moffatt, left half, gees
down directly at the defensive right
half as though TO take q pass. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

Skinker Eagles have booked the Bat
terry B Field Artillery eleven for game
Sunday on Friendship. It starts at 2:3O
o'clock.
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DOG SHOW is SLATED
Entries for All-Breed Affair Will
Close on Sunday.

Sunday Is the deadline for the re-
ceipt Of entries for the All-Breed Dog
Show TO be held at the Washington Au-
ditorium, December and 8.
Entries will be received by the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Pope, 1928 street; DR..
D. E. Buckingham, ais FourteentfF
street; DR.. e. e. Ruebush, 1922 Georgia
avenue and Mrs. r. @. BirneV, Aspen
Hill Kennels, Kensington, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

Manager Lester Of the Hess A. O.,
100-pound grid team, is casting for q
game for Sunday. Call Lincoln 498.
Victorious oyer the Northern Red
Birds, the. Seaman Gunners challenge
the Mohawks to q game November 30.
Patsy Donovan is asked to call Lincoln
0I71.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

Iroquois A. @. and No. 5 Engine Com
pany. 150-pound teams, who fought a
scorelesS battle recently, have booked a
second game for December z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

GAMES SUNDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

No. 5 Engine Company is after a
game for Sunday with some fast 150-
pound team Manager Cleveland Shaw
NAV be reached at Alexandria 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

Virginia Juniors have scheduled the
Anacostia Eagle Juniors for foot ball
game here November 80 on Shipyard
Field.
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oS ANGELES. Calf, November
21.-What has normally been
referred to as one Of the big
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