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Nogales international., 1930-05-16

Jack Cohen, automobile salesman
motored to Tucson Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1930-05-16
BAND TO PLAY AT
TODAY'S LUNCHEON

The high school band will play at
the regular weekly luncheon of the
Rotary Club today noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
By HOWARD HOMES.

Foot Ball Coach University Of Southern
California.
Y oS ANGELES, Calf, October 90
AS result Of Saturdays games
In the Pacific Coast Conference
three teams remain undefeated
In the race for the championship, Wash
ington State. Oregon University and
Stanford.
OF the three, Oregon has the best
chance Of remaining unbeaten, due to
the fact that Doc Spears eleven in the
games to come does not face the COM
petition which will be sent against
Washington State and Stanford.
Oregon cleared her hardest hurdle
Saturday by defeating the University of
Washington, to 0, in q hard-fought
game at Portland. The only touchdown
came soon after the start of the second
half on pass from Londahl to Kitz-
miller, the play netting SO yards. Ore
gon, according to all reports, had much
the better Of the going all day long, al
though the game was bitterly fought
and might have been tied UP had Wash
ington receivedsa break or two late in
the battle.
Stanford Under Wraps.
Stanford, although given something
Of scare, won over Oregon State, Is
to Z. saw this game, and the Stan
ford team apparently was in there with
the idea Of taking things as easy as
possible. Coach Warner used largely
second Stringers throughout most Of the
first half, and 1t was apparent to all
of us that this line outplayed oregon
States first team, which indicates con-
siderable reserve strength at Stanford.
Phil Moffatt, very good halfback
scored Stanford'S two touchdownS just
before the first half closed, racing IS
yards around end on a reverse lateral
for the first and followed this up by
taking 20-yard pass from Rothert to
scamper is yards over the line.
oregon State used passes and line
plays to carry the ball 10 yards in the
third quarter and then Little went over
from the 12-yard line.
Coach Warner told me before the
game that he might be defeated, in
asmuch as little attempt had been made
to fire the players with enthusiasm. 1t
was evident that the Stanford men were
not extending themselves, and this can
mean only one thing-that the Cardi-
nails are pointing for Southern Cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
'ersity Of California ct Los Angeles
Hon. Foot Ball Is Sizing Up
On Fields Throughout U. S.

BIG TEN. Northwestern over
whelming victory over Illinois and
Michigan's triumph over Ohio State
were the outstanding developments.
The only conference games this Sat-
urday pit Purdue against Wisconsin
and Michigan against Illinois.
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.-THE
ALBANIA leads with three straight VIC
tories, the last over Tennessee, which
had not lost a game since 1925.
Georgia also Is highly regarded as a
result Of its smashing defeat of
North Carolina. Other leaders in
clude Vanderbilt, Florida, Kentucky,
Georgia Tech, Clemson and Tulane.
The principal games this week send
Alabama against Vanderbilt and
Georgia Tech against Tulane.
BIG S1X.-KansaS, as a result of
victory over the Kansas Aggies,
shares the lead with Oklahoma,
beaten by Texas in a non-conference
game. Oklahoma meets a tough foe
In Kansas Aggies this week, while
Kansas battles Iowa State, beaten by
only two points by Nebraska. Mis-
souri, plays its first conference game
November /.
PACIFIC COAST. - Washington
State, Stanford and Oregon are the
only unbeated teams. Oregon stopped
Washington, TO, and Stanford beat
Oregon State, 1877. The high spot
this week Is the meeting of STAN
ford and Southern California. CAL
ifornia takes on Washington, WASH
ington State tackles Montana and
Oregon plays Idaho.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN.-Utah per-
ennial champion, Is the only team
in the conference unbeaten and I'M
tied, but gets its first real test Sat-
urday against Denver. Utah showed
a great offensive against Brigham
Young Saturday. Colorado College
bowed to Denver in the other major
game. Colorado Aggies, unbeaten in
the conference, faces Colorado Uni
verSity this week. Colorado Univer-
Sity also is unbeaten, but has been
tied by Utah Aggies.
SOUTHWEST.-Texas Christian,
by virtue Of 80 victory over Texas
A. & M, sets the pace with two
conference victories. Southern Meth
odist's record has been spoiled by a
14-14 tie with Baylor. The race is
still wide open, with Texas Univer-
sity, which has not appeared in con-
ference competition, decided dark
horse" after a 17-7 victory over
Oklahoma. No outstanding games
are on Saturdays card, although
Texas-Rice and Arkansas-Texas A.
q M. both are conference games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
D. C. CYCLISTS MISS
TITLE BY ONE POINT

BALTIMORE, Md. October 20.-
Victorious In four Of the nine events,
Century Road Club Association riders
of Washington, D. c., failed by Just
one point to win the South Atlantic
bicycle championships, held here yes
terday. New York was victorious with
81 points. Maryland Bicycle Club with
points was third and the Baltimore
Division of the Century Road Club
Anthony Horner Of the Washington
contingent won the individual pursuit
race, the feature event.
Edgar Bieber was the big shot for
the D. G. bunch. He won the one-lap
senior event, was second In the six-lap
handicap, third in the three-lap point
senior and fourth In the individual
pursuit race.
Summaries:
one-lap novice-won by L. Giagrande, G.
t6Td joseph siesmond H New York BiyisiOn
fS !!%s wisuis: l;s ! sssonss'
New g qe1s f FOURTH 0f Filing G New f~ YOrF
trict Of Z" Columbia Division; second, william
6UHse DssSs S St SsS f shE
B. Mcdichaels, District Of Columbia. Time,
Three-lap point 1senier)-wcn by r. Lip
sett, New York; second; r. Newman, New
fourth, A. Horner, District Of Columbia.
Time, 8 minutes SO seconds.
Two-lap point Qunior won By 7; Collins,
Doughall, District Of Columbia third, B.
McAdichaels, District Of Columbia; fourth,
p Dorsch, Maryland Bicycle Club. Time,
minutes as seconds.
Six-lap handicap--Won by r.. Lipsett, New
York; second. e. Bieber, District Of Column
bia; third. r. Newman, New York; fourth,
G. Dougherty, New York. Time prize, e.
Bieber. scratch. IS minutes 81 as seconds.
Individual plrsuit-Won by A. Horner,
District Of Columbia; second, r. Lipsett,
New York; third. r. Newman, New York;
fourth, e. Bieber, District Of Columbia
Time. 20 minutes 81 seconds;
by William B. Clock. unsttached; second
N. Kratzer, O. r. @. A, Baltimore Division:
third, 9. Logue, G: r. @. A., Baltimore pi-
vision; fourth, H Thies,. unattached. Time,
One-lap old timers lover as years Of aEe)--
Won by r. Upset, ST., New York; second,
m!aus.s ~ seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20

Northerns losing to the same team,
sandlot grid fans have a good chance
to see what's what Sunday when Frank
Kersey'S Knickerbockers take on the
orioles. in Baltimore.
The Knicks, who have played and
lost once this year, will start prepara-
tions for this game tomorrow night
with a workout at Seventeenth and B
streets.
Alcova Motor eleven of Arlington
still has a victory to win. Yesterday
the strong Northern Props downed
the Alcovas, 8 to o, when Houston
romped around end for a 15-yard run
in the second quarter for the lone
score.
Northern Red Birds are due to get
plenty Of work from now on before
meeting the champion Apaches on Oc-
tober 20.
Manager Buck Grier plans series of
drills and a game for Sunday. He is
filling out his November schedule and
has several open dates. Call Columbia
7108
Marion A. c., in upsetting the Navy
Yard Marines, ~ to 0, yesterday, flashed
some neat defensive teamwork, which,
together with the offensive play Of
Southworth, Hoff ana r. Hughes, put
the favorites to rout.
Councillor team Of Richmond yester-
day soundly druhned the q. p. o. Fed
erals, SO to 0, IN the Virginia capital.
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for next Saturdays game with Wash
ington. Fred Schlichting, former Cali
fornia halfback, now playing with the
club, scored both touchGowns for the
winners.
Southern California had an easy
time with the Utah Aggies, winning SIS
to 0. The Utah team did not live UP
to advance predictions, and, as result,
the game was considerably more one
sided than had been anticipated.
q. G. Of Los Angeles lost to st. Mary's,
II to 6.
In the Southern California Confer
ence the San Diego State team seems
to be headed for its first championship,
having defeated Pomona and Occiden-
tai, usually two Of the strongest elevens
in the circuit.
Utah continued on its merry way In
the Rocky Mountain Conference, swamp
ing Brigham Young, "a to Z. Denver
University showed strength by trim
ming Colorado College, to 0, while
Colorado u won over Colorado Mines,
SO to z.
Copyright, 1880, by North American News
paper Alliance.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
HACKS Flash Good Foot Ball
In 90 Game With Iruin gtOn
.HOUGH the Mohawks have yet
TO- score a victory this season,
supporters Of the Southeast foot

THROUGH the Mohawks have yet
to. score a victory this season,
supporters Of the Southeast foot
ball team found some consola-
ton in that 90 game yesterday with
Irvington of Baltimore, for the Hawks,
after having looked weak in their first
two games, flashed a semblance of their
old fight.
The Irvingtons, with lineup dotted
with stars from the Naval Academy and
other nearby colleges, are the same who
trounced LanSdowne, the team which
once defeated the Hawks and later was
held TO ScorelesS draw. The Hawks
hardly were expected to win yesterday
and the pointless tie more than
sufficed.
The invaders tested the mettle Of the
Indians all around. Several times, with
Tom Hamilton on the throwing end of
passes, the backfeld of Collisre, Howard,
Sweeney, DeLabre and Gass was called
upon to do their stuff, while the line
displayed great defensive strength, many
times bractng within the shadow of its
own goal line.
The Hawks win be out for their first
victory of the season Wednesday when
they again take the field at Grifiith
Stadium to play the Gainesville, Md,
eleven in q nocturnal game. starting at
S:15 o'clock.
With the Mohawks having played the
Irvingtons TO q scoreleos tie and the
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cause of illness from vaccination, North
western went down to Champaign and
gave Illinois the worst trimming any
Illi5oiS team has been forced to assimi-
late since Zuppke started coaching
there. The count was 80 to 0. Back
In 1924 Michigan's 24-to-0 defeat of
Zuppke'S eleven was looked upon almost
with dismay, but it is likely that the
one-sided score Of Saturday caused q
lot Of blank looks Of establishment.
Michigan apparently took q new
decisiyely. The Wolverines in previous
contests had had something Of q
checkered course, with nothing to COM
mend them particularly as q strong
team. Against Ohio State, though,
they were everything except weak
much to Ohio States discontinue.
~ well and some Jared just the OPP
posite. Columbia took a real
lacing from Dartmouth and, If the
score means anything, is not strong.
Pennsylvania went out to the Middle
West and ran into something similar
to a landslide, Wisconsin giving 1t q
trimming by four touchdowns. Army
II Its victory over a Harvard team that
is known to possess great potential
power means anything, has one of its
best elevens. The Army's real test
comes this week with Yale, as it wants
to make UP for the kicking about it
took at New Haven last year Yale did
not let the Georgia setback, nor the
Brown triumph over Princeton, worry
it in the least Saturday and Brown
went back to Providence three touch
downs to the bad. Notre Danes VIC
tory over Carnegie Tech tells nothing
more nor less than a story of another
great team at South Bend, team that
has manpower to waste.
COUTH ATLANTIC elevens did not
y fare so well in their games Satur-
day. North Carolina carried on a
great battle down in Athens with
Georgia for three quarters, but in the
fourth the Georgians ran away with
Washington and Lee also put up fine
fight against Kentucky until the fourth
period, when 1t had two touchdowns
registered against it to break 14-to-14
| tie that existed at the end of the third
| Virginia and Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute won their games, the former
from v. NJ I. and the latter from VIII
| liam and Mary. However, v. P. rs VIC
| tory was by the scant margin of goal
kicked after touchdown. Farther down
| South, Mississippi A. and NJ, which has
been taking IFS whippings. defeated
Louisiana State, which heretofore has
been regarded as q strong eleven
Florida We'd with Georgia in putting up
the best work of the day, its journey to
Chicago being productive Of smash
ing victory over the university bearing
the name Of that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
GAITHERSBURG BOOTERS
SURPRISE, LEAD LEAGUE

Gaithersburg hooters today are out in
front in the Capital City Soccer League
flag race as the result Of their surprise
30 victory yesterday over Rockville. A
fine defense materially aided the victors.
In other Capital City loop encounters
Rosedale came from behind to conquer
Fashion Shop. 4 to 3, and Army tri-
uEnphed over Silver Spring, 2 to /.
d. G. Kickers and Marlboro were VIC
torious In the Washington Soccer
League, the former downing Gaelic
Americans, 8 TO /, and the latter de-
feating British Uniteds, to 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
Big Ten foot ball standings in con-
ference competition only follows:
Speeds to Defeat
OF Tarheel Team

GREENWOOD. s. c., October 40
R.-When President Frank Graham
of the University Of North Carolina
promises the Tarheels he win be on
the bench to watch them play q foot
ball game, obstacles in his path are
metely little things to overcome.
He found the train on which he
expected to reach Athens in time to
witness the Georgia-North Carolina
game Saturday was about two hours
behind schedule and would not ar
rive in time for him even to hear
the final whistle. On arrival of his
train here he summoned an airplane
from Greenville and 40 minutes later
was In Athens.
He reached the Georgia city be-
tween halves and in plenty of time
to see his boys go DOWN"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
MURPHY AND VIVIAN0
in SCORING LEAD TIE
Top Eastern List With go Points
Each-Tanguay Has 60-Scalzi
Stands Twelfth.

By the Associated Press.
In individual scoring, Jim Murphy Of
Fordl1am and Bart Viviano of Cornell
are tied for the honor Of leading the
East's foot ball cohorts. Each has scored
10 touchdowns for total Of so points.
Tanguay Of New York University is
pressing the leaders hard with a So
point total gained from nine touch
downs and I'VE extra points. while Eyth
Of Carnegie Tech, tied with him for sec
ond place In touchdowns, is fourth on
the list with 81 points.
Individual scoring leaders follow:
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Sunday Results.
New York. So; Frankfort, o.
Green Bay, IS; Minneapolis, o.
Brooklyn, IA; Newark, 0.
Providence, Z; Stapleton, 8.
Chicago Bears, 80; Chicago Cardinals, ..
Saturday.
Brooklyn, Il; Frankford, Z.
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ONLY BELEVENS
UNBEATEN, UNITED
Heavy-Scoring Dartmouth,
With Five Victories, Is
Regarded Leader.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, October 20.-The
nj national list Of unbeaten and
united foot ball teams has
dwindled to 4S.
Although outranked by four other
elevens in number Of victories, Dart
mouths heavy scoring brigade has as
sumed the lead in total points. The
Indians from Hanover have tailed 225
points in four games, holding their OPP
ponents scoreless.
Clemson, North Dakota, Oklahoma
City and North Dakota State all have
won five games without defeat or tie.
Ten teams on the list have permitted
the opposition no points.
The ,,rhaateY and united teams follow:
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OREGON REGARDED LIKELY
WEST COAST GRID WINNER
Rest of Schedule Makes 1t FavOrite Over Stanford
and Washington State-Cears Hardest Hurdle
in Beating University of Washington.

fornit next Saturday Not that most
of us do not already know this, but ]
merely say this In order that fans may
not be led astray by the small score
against Oregon State.
California Not Bothered.
California lost to the Olympic Club,
Is to z, but Nibs Price used only one
regular all day long, employing his re-
serves and saving his first string players
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
BY the Associated Press.

EAST-The chase for mythical
sectional title is still wide open, with
Army. Dartmouth, Pittsburgh, Cor
nell, Fordham, New York University
and Temple the present leaders.
Army gets another test Saturday,
meeting Yale. Dartmouth must dis
pose Of Harvard, Fordham and New
York University meet at New York.
Yale, unbeaten by q sectional rival,
also rates consideration, as does
Western Maryland, conquerors Of
GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
BOB FLETCHER Gua1d
PRO FOOT BALL

COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 20 (P).-
Following is the standing of clubs in the
National Foot Ball League with yester-
days games included:
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BAKER, PURPLE END,
TOP BIG TEN SCORER
Tallying in Illinois Game Makes
Point Total 24-Standing
of Conference.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, october 20-Grabbing
two of Pug Rentner's passes for touch
downs and sharing an Illinois heave
for another, Frank Baker, veteran
Northwestern end boosted his total to
"a points, to take the Big Ten scoring
lead Bakers first touchdown was
scored a week before last Saturday
against Ohio State.
The leaders:
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California Not Bothered.


- negie Tech. Illinois, Brown,
Tennessee, North Carolina, w.
and j., Columbia, Syracuse
and Colgate were among those who
left the uplands on Saturday to walk
for the first time this season through
the valley Of defeat. 1t Is an impress
sive list Of victims.
October still has nearly q fortnight
to 60 and yet the list of unbeaten and
united teams has dwindled to only q
scattered few among the leaders. In
this latter class the performances Of at
least four teams stood out. They were
Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Northwestern
and Georgia. Against such strong teams
as Carnegie Tech, Pennsylvania, ILL.,
nois and North Carolina these four
teams ran up LOG points to 6 scored by
their opponents.
When Notre Dame beat Carnegie
Tech, 81 to 6, 1t merely added further
proof to the idea that the South Bend
citadel has one of its greatest war
camps. There Is an extremely good
chance now that Natre Dame will not
be stopped this year in spite Of her
smashing schedule.
1t took a powerful Wisconsin team
to run up 81 points against a Red and
Blue squad considered the strongest in
years.
In the same way any team that can
pile up 81 points against one Of Bob
zuppke'S Illinois combinations has
something to spare
Georgia's 26-to-0 victory over North
Carolina comes under the same class.
These four teams have gone on from
strength to greater strength. Wash
ington State, Pittsburgh, Army, Wander
bilt, Alabama, Florida, Kansas, Cornell,
N. Y. U, Dartmouth, Fordham, Temple
and a few others still are with the
parade marching through spotless town,
but there will be more bombing this
week along another busy front
In spite of the heavy casualty list,
the war is just warming UP, with the
main offensive still on ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
COAST STANDINGS

By the Associated Press.
Pacific Coast Conference standings
are as follows:
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Dixie Conference
Team Standings

The standing Of the Southern Con-
ference foot ball teams, including
games Of Saturday, follows:
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Eastern GridirOn
Team Standings

Records of Eastern teams to date,
as compiled by the Associated Press,
follow:
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Wills LghtHeaed Or Defeat: Cornell Army, Yale Display Grid Powe
Nations Leading
GridirOn Scorers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Jack Roberts field day against
North Carolina has boosted the
Georgia fullback to the top Of the
heap in the battle for the national
individual foot ball scoring lead.
Roberts has scored SO points in four
games.
The leader in each of the major
groups follows:
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THE SPORTLICHT
BY CRANTLAND RICE

New York University, Fordham, Cornell
and Temple.
In the Midwest the three strongest
are Notre Dame, Northwestern and Wis
consin, and these two latter squads now
have the inside whirl at a conference
title, although Michigan Is booming
along.
In the South, Georgia, Vanderbilt
and Alabama have shown greater
strength, with Florida also member
of the party.
On the way West, Kansas has an
array of talent that Is pronounced ex-
ceptional by all who have seen this big
squad in action. Look out for Kansas"
is a slogan you will hear later on. And
It will echo as far Eastward as Franklin
Field.
Washington State still maintains It's
proud stride In front of the Pacific
Coast group, with Stanford and Uni
versity of Southern California only q
notch behind. The Southwest situation
is in a tangle, with Southern Metho-
dists tying almost everybody in sight
after giving Notre Dame the scare Of
her joyful life.
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The Cagleless Army.

4AC O08ACkCSo <AE1uys
THE Army has run out of eagles, and
L 1t also Is out of the cage of q one
man attack. Maj. SasSe and his
staff put the Pop Warner wing system
into action against Harvard, but it was
remarkable how smoothly this new
method worked in an October game
1t was well coached, aggressive, good
ali-around Army team that beat a good
Harvard team, for Harvard had a good
services of Devens and Mays, two o.
the best of the Crimson backs.
Yes, with these stars missing, 1t took
a great team to beat Harvard on Sat-
urday, and 1t took an alert, aggressive
one to hurry Barry Wood all afternoon
and break up his deadly aim. The
Army had four ball carriers in action
in place of eagle and Murrell, and
these four were given formations re-
plete with power and deception to work
with.
The Army has whale of line from
end to end and set of first-class backs.
Harvard, with Mays, Devens and Tai
bot back, will be one of the high-rank-
ing teams later on. If the Army can
slip by Yale, 1t should go through un-
beaten up to the Notre Dame party in
Chicago, in which event, at least 200
spectators may be induced to buy tick
cts and come out. At least that many
if you multiply 1t by thousand.
Sectional Leaders.
THERE still are too many section
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Unlocked for.


THE big scores run up against Car
i negie Tech, Pennsylvania, Illinois
and Columbia were somewhat sur
prising, to break the news gently But
1t can happen-once q strong team gets
the jump. Dukes victory over the Navy
by such margin also was among the
unexpected turns.
1t took some Southern team four
years to upset Bob highlands Tennessee
array, but this time q strong Alabama
team had the stuff, and with McEver,
star back, out for good, the volunteer
star was about to find some cloud.
Vanderbilt had an easier time, but this
week Vanderbilt faces Alabama, and
then the dust will be flying. Northwest
ern, minus Hank Bruder, and Wiscon-
sin must be two of the best teams the
conference has had in years. With
Bruder back later on, even Notre Dame
will have something to worry about.
Cornel's victory over an improving
Princeton team proved again that
Ithaca Is on her way.
Copyright, 1880, by North American News
paper Alliance)
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Sectional Leaders

Sectional Leaders.
THERE still are too many section
/ leaders left to stop at any one or
two Ii the East the list must
include Afiky, Dartmouth, Pittsburgh