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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
Irish Thoroughly on Mettle
In Battle With Northwestern

In the rival foot BAN camps the
order was full steam ahead. Rockne
swung into his stride as the dispenser
of bad news by telling his players that
they are about to meet the toughest
opponent they have encountered this
year. He worked his men overtime
perfecting their interference and de-
Tense against the Wildcat attack and
spent considerable time polishing UP
the big Notre Dame punch. At North
western Coach Dick Hanley also used
psychology to key up his players TO a
fighting pitch. Both teams were in
good physical condition.
,s u Kipke Bears Down.
Michigan today settled down to seri-
Gus work for its finale against the weak
Chicago team, the only obstacle be-
tween It and q share Of the Zig Ten
championship with Northwestern. The
overconf1dence germ worried Coach
Harry Kipke no little bit and he
planned to give his players a stiff work.
out.
Illinois chances Of defeating Ohio
State Saturday were at low ebb today.
Five nlini regulars, including Capt.
Olaf Robinson and "Chnck" Hall OF
the backfield, were in the university
hospital with injuries. Ohio State was
In good condition, but too confident TO
SUIT Coach Sam Willaman.
Although several Wisconsin regulars
remained on the casualty list, all were
expected to recover to greet the Minne-
sofa invasion Saturday. Meanwhile
Coach Fritz Crisler of Minnesota con-
tinued to shift his backfield around in
search of a scoring punch. Bill Brownell,
regular halfback, was still out with in
iuries at the Gopher camp.
All was gloom at Indiana. The Hoosier
freshmen ripped up the varsity last
night with Purdue plays, and added TO
that was the prospect that Hughes,
star Indiana fullback, may be out of
the game Saturday with a minor injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
Washington State
In Pasadena Game

PASADENA. Calf, November 10
(P).-The institution which sent
mighty foot ball aggregation here
New Year day, 1916, to inaugurate
the annual tournament of roses
gridiron classic with a Western
triumph State College
again will carry the honors of the
Far West into the intersectional
fray January i.
Following the precedent, Hal c.
Reynolds. president of the tourna-
ment association, in making an
nouncement of the selection last
night, left the matter of choosing
an opponent in the hands of the
Washington State officials.
While no Official action is ex-
pected Immediately, it was under
stood here that either Northwestern
or Alabama would get the call to
oppose the Cougars should they
finish the season indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~HICAGO, November 19.-Knute
Rockne's foot ball juggernaut,
1890 model, viii arrive at the
crossroads of its fight for
recognition as one of the greatest, II not
the greatest, Notre Dame foot ball ma
chimes to steam over the gridiron.
If the Fighting Irish" can crush the
undefeated Wildcat eleven from North
western by a one-sided score without
the services of their bewhiskered ace,
Jumping Joe" Savoldi, they will gain
an Argument that even supporters Of
the Immortal -Four Horsemen" will md
difhcult to dispute.
:. Northwestern, With a.team of about
equal strength and fame with its pres
Horsemen" to a fight of their foot ball
lives to win q 13-to-6 decision back in
1924. So every point over that margin
that the 1880 crew of Fighting Irish"
can pile up over Northwestern will be
used as q convincing argument along
with their romp over their first seven
foes Of the present campaign. .s.@
But If they lose it will be much diff
ferent story. The team will be q de-
feated one, and only the all-victorious
ones make much noise at Notre Dame.
Betting Is Heavy.
AS the foot ball natural" drew closer
today interest increased to an intense
point. With all of the $4,000 seats sold
weeks ago, fans offered fancy prices
=
scalpers were forgetting about the de-
preston and the co-called LIBERALIZATION
Of foot ball. Betting brokers reported
a rushing business, with the odds rang
ing from 2 to l to S to l on Notre
Dame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
ALEXANDRIA TO HAVE
HOLIDAY GRID CLASH
Picked Team From Unlimited Glass
of League to Play Alpha
Delta Omega.

ALEXANDRIA, November 10. - An
all-star team selected by Bill Flester
from the gridmen in the unlimited sec
ton of the Capital City League will
play for French's Sport Shop of Wash
ington against the Alpha Delta Omega
Fraternity Thanksgiving day at Bag
gets Park.
business meeting of managers of
the teams entered in the Fraternal
Duckpin Bowling League will be. held
tonight at 8 o'clock at the Health
Center.
No. 5 Engine Company and Alcova
Motor Co. will clash Sunday in a 150-
pound class tilt.
Fifteen hundred fans are expected to
accompany the st. Mary's Celtics to
Washington Sunday for their game with
the Apaches at Clark Grifnth Stadium.
Billy Travers and Jack Allen have
been signed to play with the Alpha
Delta Omega Fraternity quint. A meet
ing of the cage candidates will be held
at 8 o'clock tonight at 1912 Prince
street.
Powhatan A. c. of Washington and
the Virginia Juniors will oppose at
shipyard Field here Sunday at 2;soss.
Foot ball teams playing in the 11o-
125-pound division are challenged to
games by the Alexandria Bluebirds.
Call Alexandra 773-W between 6 and q,
Members of the st. Mary's Lyceum
five will meet at Lyceum Hall at 6:45
o'clock tomorrow night to go to Wash
ington to play the Monroe A. c. in Will
son Normal gymnasium.
A basket ball team composed of
cagers who played for st. Mary's Gel
tics last Winter is being formed by
Robert A. Mcdonald to play for the
Richmond. Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Co. Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
RING REBELLION LOOMS
New Rule May Cause Michigan tt
Quit National Body.

EAST LANSING, Mich, November
10 P)-The State Boxing Commission
has threatened to withdraw from the
national association unless it abrogates
the rule outlawing boxers from inde-
pendent States.
A letter written by James "Bingo''
Brown, chairman of the State Boxing
Commission and vice president of the
N. B. A., to John B. Clennin, president
Of the national association, vigorously
effective January /. 1t would mean
only second rate fights in Michigan,
Brown said. I'VE would withdraw from
the association rather than abide by
the rule" he added.
The rule prohibits fighters from
States not afiiliated with the N. B. A.
from taking part In boxing contests in
member States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
LOND0S AND ROMANO
IN MAT ATTRACTION
Chief White Feathers Conquerors
Headline Show Tonight at
Auditorium.

Jim Londos and Mike Romano,
heavyweight wrestlers, are expected to
put on a stiff battle in the feature
match of the weekly mat card tonight
at the Auditorium.
Londos last August gained decision
over Chief White Feather in 43 min
utes in a rather fiuky manner, fall
ing on the Indian and knocking him
out when the latter was applying a
chin lock, but last Wednesday the pop
ular Romano threw White Feather in
81 minutes. In view of this Romano
is given a real chance against Londos.
Promoter Joe Turner has arranged
promising supporting card with Pat
O'Shocker meeting Hans Bauer, Tiny
Roebuck taking on Wanka Zalesniak
and Cowboy Toots Mondt battling Joe
Wager.
The first match will start at $3.50
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
animated Teams Northwestern Should Test Irish
Mascot Will Die
For Losing Game

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 19.--As
a result Of Fordham University's
first foot ball defeat in two seasons
Ramsses ", newly crowned team
mascot, has been sentenced to death
in the abbatoir. New York news
papers said today.
The ram was shipped yesterday to
the Jersey City, N. j.. yards from
whence he came, 1t was said, and
will go to his death without the
cheers that marked his coronation
Saturday when Fordham was beaten
by st. Mary's University of Cali
fornia. He succeeded Rameses III
which was killed on the campus by a
pack of dogs.
Rameses v will be brought to the
university today and will be initiated
into his duties prior to the final
game of the season with Bucknell
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
|MOHAWKS BATTLE
| LANSDOWNE AGAIN
indians Favored to Square
Only Defeat-Knicks
Join Red Birds.
THE Mohawks and Baltimore Lans-
Ciownes will meet tonight Mt

T@HE Mohawks and Baltimore Lans-
downes will meet tonight at
Grifnth Stadium in their third
game of this season. the Lans-
downes having won one contest and
tied the other. The Indians are ia
vored 10 get even.
Only one black mark is on the Hawks
slate. and the Lansdowne team made
that in the Mohawks' opening game,
when johnson, an end, intercepted q
pass and stepped 90 yards for touch
down. Since that time the Mohawks
have not been scored upon, their most
recent achievement being q scoreless
tie with the Quantico Marines.
Play will start at s:15 o'clock.
Six members Of the now def0nct
Knickerbockers have signed With the
Northern Red Birds and will make their
debut in a Bird uniform Sunday In
Baltimore. when the Northerns tackle
the Gainesville A. G.
They are McAlwee. center; Darby,
back; Collins, line: the Joseph BROTH
els, liIlcs OhINOlA, JACK, anu GOloShltL1S
another back.
In a wild game played In q seq Of
mud, the Lyon Park Lions, l2S-pound-
ers, yesterday nosed out the Ballston A.
c., 18 to IL.
The forward-passing combination Of
McNeely to Clements was the spear
head OF the Lyon Park attack
The winners are booking games ct
Clarendon 7S6-W-2.
Ethlewood A. c. of Baltimore. claim
ants of the l35-pound title, is chal-
longing local foot ball teams in. its
class
Interested parties are asked to write
Manager E. W. Gretsinger, 612 East
Thirty-f1fth street, Baltimore, Md.
A Sunday foot bali game is being
sought by the st. Paul's, 125-pounders.
The challengers have field. Call Man
-ager Carr at Potomac 232i.
Skinker Bros Eagles, 150-pounders,
are looking for a Sunday game With q
strong foe. preferably the Centennials
or the Palace-D. G. s. eleven.
The Eagles will practice tonight ct
1880 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
G. u. TO HAVE SWIMMING
Hoyas Are to Organize Team fol
Collegiate Competition.


A swimming team to compete in in
tercollegiate competition is TO be or
ganized at Georgetown University. John
p. O'Reilly, veteran track mentor, will
coach the aquatic aspirants.
An interclass meet was held yester-
day at the Ambassador Hotel pool as
the first step toward choosing team.
John Gilece, manager, is working on a
schedule
The results of yesterdays meet fol-
low:
S0-yard free styIe--won by Edward DAILY
ifreshman); second, Ed McLauRhlin (senior) (;
third, Clement Larkin senior). Time, l2.5
seconds
so-yard backstroke - Won by Richard
Mehren fseniorli second, Arthur Quinn
0reshmanD. Time. 14.2 seconds.
S0-yafd breaststroke - Won by Walter
Briggs tfreshmanl; second. James Nugent
ssenlor); third, Sarsfeld Mott tfreshmanl.
Time, IL seconds ~:
ioo-yard swim-won BY Robert LanEsen-
kamp tsenicr); second, Douglas Prior lsen-
ior); third, Richard Mehren (seniorl. Time,
Piunse@won by Al Smith tsenior); sec
ond. James Nusent tsenior1. Distance, 4e
Dive--won by Arthur Keller tsenior)
50 80 points; second, Richard Mehren tsen-
lori. 5i.86 points; third, Charles Nelson
lsenior), 1926 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
Question Jones'
Status as Scion
NEW YORK, November 10 a.

NEW YORK, November 10 R9.--
~ Bobby Jones' retirement has
brought up the question Of his
eligibility to continue to sit in the
councils Of the United States Golf
Association as q member of the
Executive Committee.
Informally at least, Herbert H.
Ramsay, president-elect Of the as
ISOLATION, has taken the position
that there is no reason why Jones
withdrawal from competition should
persuade him TO resign from the
committee
Jones, who with Harrison r. (Jim-
N.Y. Johnston Of ST. Paul, has been
the only player In recent times to be
selected for the Executive Commit
tee, may solve the whole problem by
Teeigning. Close observers were Of
th opinion that he would do "a when
his term ofuface expltc ---'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
U. S. ARMY FOUR SCORES

BUENOS AIRES, November 10 (4).-
The United States Army polo team de-
feated the Argentine Army four, is
to /, yesterday TO win the newly offered
Ambassador Bliss Cup.
The Army won the cup by virtue of
two straight victories over the Ar
gentines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
COCHRAN LEADS HOPPE

Scores 100 Points Against $40
in Four Games of 1871 Series.
NEW YORK, November 10 Dr.
With one-third of the long grind be-
hind him. Welker Cochran held a lead
of $50 points over Willie Hoppe in
their world 1871 balkline billiard
championship today
Cochrane, who won the first two
blocks by comfortable margins, dupli-
Gated again yesterday, taking the after
noon session, 800 to 1872, and the eve
ming block, 800 to 1873. The grand
totals were: Cochran. 1900; Hoppe, $40.
Eight more blocks will be played.
Cochrane flashed sensational brand
of billiards in the afternoon block yes
terday when he ran 1876 to shatter
the world record of 140, set in 1901
by the late Frank Ives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
PRO BASKETERS SHIFTED

Brooklyn, Paterson and Chicago
Clubs Are Involved in Deal.
NEW YORK, November 10 pa
three -cornered deal involving Pat Her
lihy of Brooklyn, AL Kellett of Pater-
son and Honey Russell of Chicago has
been announced by President j. J.
O'Brien of the American Professional
Basket Ball League.
BY the deal Paterson traded Kellett
to Brooklyn for Herlihy in an exchange
of centers, the New Jersey club also
giving large cash payment to the
Visitations. Paterson then traded Her
lihy to Chicago for Russell, one Of the
greatest guards in the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
GRID CONTEST SOUGHT.

Congress Heights gridders are after q
game for Sunday on the Heights grid
iron. Managers Of l2s-pcind teams are
To call MANAGER 4. RIinseN a. Lincoln
: nleE ~ oInelr e -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
ST. ALBAN'S is WINNER
Scores 13-to-o Grid Victory Over
Friends in Baltimore.

st. Adams School yesterday scored a
l3-to-0 victory over the Friends School
OF Baltimore IN the Monumental City.
The Washington eleven scored in the
second quarter on 20-yard pass,
Fletcher to Lorton, the latter toting the
ball 10 yards after the catch for the
marker.
Bits Chester, halfback, led a drive
from midfeld in the third quarter
which resulted in q touchdown,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
SAv0LDI IN BENEFIT.
Will Play With Notre Dame All
stars ON. Deeember a.

Stars on, December A.
NEW YORK, November 10 tRl.-The
committee arranging details for the
benefit foot ball game between the Notre
Dame All-Stars and the New York
Giants here on Sunday, December. II,
announces that Zoe Savoldi, battering
ram fullback. will appsar in the All
Stars line-up. H.N -
Savoldi, star of this years Atotre
Dame eleven, withdrew from school Q
few days ago because Of marital diff
fculties. r-rrl -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19

A game for tomorrow is wanted by
the st. Martins 130-pound quint in
the Saints gym. Manager Parkhill al
Potomac $3.50 is booking games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19

December games are being booked by
the Army Headquarters team. For tilts
with the Army team, which plays in
the unlimited class, call National 1920
branch 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19

WORCESTER. Mass FEriIy Gross Is
facing a distinet shortage of tackle
material Pune and HfInmelberg, reg
ulars, are out for the remainder CT the
season with. injuries suffered in the
Harvard game, and yesterday Riopel,
promising sophomore tackle, suffered q
broken hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19

Chesapeake & Potomac girls team
proved no match for the Epiphany
A. G. girls last night at the Central
High gym, dropping a 31-to-6 decision.
Nellie Guerthler, forward, led with
II points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19

A game with a local basket ball team
is wanted by the Young Peoples five
of Norfolk. Write Manager w. E. Davis
at 1907 CRANKY street, Norfolk, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
MONROE BASKETERS
LIST HARD CONTESTS
Play Three Tough Teams to Start
Campaign-Epiphany Girls
Easily Win Game.

Monroe basketers. last year compris-
ing one of the outstanding quints in
senior ranks. will meet three tough foes
in starting their season.
Tonight, the Monroes play the Ire
monts in the Mcfarland gym and
tomorrow entertain the st. Mary's quint
on the wilson Normal court. Thurs
day will find the Monroes in Laurel
stacking up against the Laurel National
Guard five.
Games with out-of-town teams are
wanted. Call Manager Mann at Adams
1854 after $50 O'Clock or write 651
Columbia road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, - Paul Fullam,
third string fullback, has picked good
time TO- gain q promotion. He was
moved up 10 the Harvard varsity yes
Sterday and probably win see much sery-
ice against Yale. 49, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
Purlts and Passes

BY the Associated Press.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.--When defensive
teams are up for discussion it might be
well to consider Alabama. So far the
Crimson Tide has permitted the enemy
two touchdowns, both on passes, and al
lowed seven opponents to make "a first
downs. OF these only seven were made
through the varsity line.
NEW YORK. - Nine members of
Fordham's great varsity team will play
their final game against Bucknell Sat-
urday. Graduating will be Elcewicz,
Foley, Miskinis Wisniewski, Tracey and
Siano, linemen, and Mcmahon, Piecu-
lewicz and Bartos, backs.
:. WEST POINT, N. Y.--Army coaches
would be just. as well satisfied If the
Notre Dame game were little further
away There Is much work to be done
with the Army team and only five prac-
tice days to do it In before the squad
leaves for Chicago, November 20.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. :. Ducky Pond
has been scouting Harvard all season
and now IS ready TO put all the knowl-
edge he has gained TO some practical
use he led q team of scrubs against
the varsity yesterday. putting Aon Grim
son plays and stressing the forward and
siatEral passes. Harvard Is expected to
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30
GAMES

Game is 100 trick points. Thus each
suit requires the same number of tricks
for game as in Auction Bridge. The
only difference is that the Diamond
suit is denoted to an equality with the
Club suit as a game scorer from an
advanced score. For example, the scor-
ing of three Diamonds, II points, at
Auction Bridge, puts player in posi-
ton to go game on the next deal by
making only one trick at Spades or
No Trump, whereas two additional
tricks are required for game after scor-
ing three Clubs Us points,. In Con-
tract, two additional tricks in any suit
or No Trump are also required to go
game in Diamonds after scoring three
tricks in that suit 900 points,.
Only tricks bid and made are scored
below the line on game. If a Declarer
bid one Spade and make four, his score
toward game would be only 80. Tricks
over contract, however, are awarded a
premium (bonus) in the honor column.
Tricks under contract are penalized.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30
ARTICLE No. 1

in spades or in no trump; but not SO at
Contract. Three diamonds 700 points,
plus one spade go points, or one no
trump (35 points no longer score game.
The result of this is to denote the
diamond suit to a parity with the club
suit as a game scorer from an advanced
score. 1t should be noted, however,
that the diamond suit still takes pre-
cedence in the bidding three diamonds
is higher bid than three clubs) SO IS
still the more valuable suit.
As compensation for the demotion
Of the diamond suit as a possible game
scorer from an advanced score, note
the promotion of the heart and spade
suits. 1t is now possible at Contract to
go game in two deals if you score two
no trumps 90 points, on one deal and
one heart or one spade go points, on
another. This is not true at Auction as
two no trumps 90 points, plus one
heart 6 points, or one spade g points,
do not score game.
The next important change made by
the new code is the bonus given for the
winning games of rubber. The winners
of the first game of rubber (either
sidel score no bonus as in Auction. The
winners of the second game of rubber
| two game rubber only score a bonus
of 700 points. The winners of the
second game of rubber three game
RUBBER score a bonus of only 500
points. Thus for the first time diff
| ference is recognized between pair
winning a rubber in two games and a
pair winning a rubber in three games.
| 1t has always been the writer's opinion
that pair winning two game rubber
is entitled to greater rubber bonus
than the pair winning two games out
of three and the present code has
recognized the contention by according
the former a greater bonus for rubber.
Another difference that should be
noted between Auction and Contract
is the Vulnerable feature of Con-
tract. After side wins one game, it
becomes Vulnerable. Until a side
wins game, it is mot vulnerable
The effect of being Vulnerable is
seen in the increased value of bonuses
and penalties that accrue or are charged
to the vulnerable pair. For example, If
side is playing an undoubled contract
and is mot Vulnerable each UNDER
trick is penalized so points per trick.
On the other hand, if side is 'Vul-
nerable' the first under-trick is penal
lied 100 points and each succeeding
under-trick zoo points The only way,
however, to understand these penalties
and bonuses when Vulnerable" and
| Not vulnerable is to study the Con-
tract Code until it is thoroughly under
stood.
If you want to become a good Con-
tract player, study valuation and the
fundamentals of regular Auction until
you know them thoroughly. You will
need them more to excel in Contract
than in regular Auction. And remem-
Der, Contract is not a different game
from Auction. 1t is only an added fea-
ture to add zest and excitement to the
regular game.