Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06

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btsses provided by the Game Commit
se. This was made possible BY per-
sons who sent tickets they did not IN
kend to use to the committee headed
% Isaac Cans, named to take care Of
the veterans.
The game itself promised a nip-and-
tuck battle between two husky ex-
pefienced and game elevens, g. contest
embodying all the elements of new
pit nevertheless bitter rivalry between
kkvens fairly evenly matched. The
Marines are generally conceded to have
al more powerful team, with full
strength, but q rule of the Presidents
Cup competition provided that only one
of1cer shall be in each lineup at any
one time, and this Is expected TO weaken
Materially both the offense and de-
k4nse OF the "Leathernecks," who boast
khree ofhcer-stars, while only one Of
nfer, Lieut.. Eddie Roland, captain of
tfe Coast Guard Bears, Is the only
commissioned officer on the Bears
squad.
members Of the Game Committee.
hfaded by Newbold NoyeS, were unable
Sust before game time, to give an es-
f3nate Of the gate receipts total, but
they were confident Of the success of
the venture. The public has shown
generous response to the offerings of
.bpx seats by the Noyes' Committee, and
70 the offerings of reserved seats and
general admission tickets by police and
fremen, who have been disposing Of
the pasteboards for more than week.
Seats stnl Available.
sThe committee announced this morn
ing that there are still left some choice
n&wsx &4nlr.
.eral admission tickets to take care
of all who apply for them at the box
ONCE at Griffith Stadium. Reserved
seats are selling for $50, general adj
mission for 81 and box seats for IS
apd 81 each.
IChairman Noyes this morning report
ref a hearty response from business
hbuses and industries in Washington to
his plea Of yesterday for their support.
The box seat sale, Mr.. Noyes reported,
was signal success due to the last
minute subscription Of many business
Mfms and business men.
THE List Of those who have taken
bikes in the past "a hours follows:
! Frank NJ. Russell National Broad
casting Co.; Charles H. st. John, Grif-
fifth Consumers Coal Co.; DR.. M. @.
sMrg, Goldenberg's Department Store
x8alph Endicott, Washington Loan &
Trust Co.; julius Garfnckel, Julius
-Qarfinckel & Co.; Clark Grifith, WASH
fkgton base ball club; Morris Cafritz,
Cafritz & Co.: Randall Hagner, real
estate dealer; William F. Ham, WASH
s1hgton Railway g. Electric Co; Sol
Kann. S. Kann Sons; Mark Lans-
Sk41rgh, Lansburgh & Bro; william
Montgomery. Acacia Life Insurance Co.;
-Eeanor Patterson, Washington Herald;
d. G. Yonker, Sanitary Grocery Co.;
-Jphn Poole Federal-American National
Hank: Atlantic g. Pacific Tea Co. (two
skoxes); p. o. CONN, Chesapeake 81 Po-
@tbmac Telephone Co.: Clarence A. As
.pinwall. Security Storage Warehouse;
"a @. Chase. Palais Royal; George A. @.
wood, Washington Gas Light Co.; d. J.
SCallahan, National Bank of Washing
ton; Harry D. Copenhaver, stationer;
Edmund Rheem, real estate; Donald
Woodward, Woodward g. Lothrop; John
IF. Dryden. Prudential Insurance:
sOharles G. Glover, IT,, Riggs National
Bank; David Lawrence, United States
eDaily; Charles P. Stone, Stone & Fair
fax; Corcoran Thorn, American Sc
ecslrity & Trust Co.: s. d. Merrill, Wash
sdhgton Rapid Transit Co.: Bishop
*James Z. Freeman, Washington Cathe-
Ndrai; Henry N. Brawner, Chestnut
Farms Dairy.