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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
COLON|ALS OPPOSE
SALEM UNDER ARCS
BiSonS and Cards Favored
In Afternoon Battles.
Maryland Is Away.
w YAsH1NGToN's foot ball

w YASH1NGTON'S foot ball
W. folk had a choice OF
V ' two games today, with
Georgetown m e in g
Bucknell at Griffith Stadium and
Catholic University'S sensational
Cardinals taking on Manhattan at
Brookland, both contests to start
at 2:30 o'clock. And another at
traction awaited them for tonight,
with George Washington enter
tanning Salem College in Grifith
Stadium at 8 o'clock.
Bucknell ruled strong favorite over
Georgetown as starting time neared,
due to the fact that the Hoyas these
days are forced to use a makeshift
backfield with few reserves A decisive
victory was the prospect of Catholic
University and George Washington
should win from Salem tonight by
stable score.
NEORGETOWN has failed to win in
~ its last four efforts. To start the
season, it defeated Lebanon VAL
ley and in its second game cleaned up
Western Maryland. Then the HoyaS
were swamped by New York University
tied by Duquesne and defeated by
Michigan State and Boston College.
Bucknell has yet to meet defeat but
has been tied three times. 1t ranks
decided favorite over the Hoyas by vir-
tue of comparative scores.
Today's is the eighth game of the
Georgetown Bucknell series, the Bisons
being one up.
tom WHELAN, pace-setter among
L District point getters, figures to
boost his total of six touchdowns
He will lead c. US attack against Man
haitian. In his touchdown runs the
"Galloping Gothamite" has averaged
81 20 yards sprint.
Five Of his runs have topped so yards
and one Of them was good for 80.
George Washington's entire squad
may get into action against Salem
Coach Pixlee will start the strongest
lineup, however, and If the West Vir-
ginians show unexpected strength, will
keep the regulars on the job.
Johnny Fenlon, probably the best Of
the Colonial backs, will be in fettle
tonight for The first time in a month.
Maryland is playing Vanderbilt at
Nashville this afternoon in Southern
Conference game. The Old Liners have
yet to lose this season, but are up
against 1t today. Vanderbilt rules a
favorite.
George Washington's freshmen were
to oppose the St. Johns yearlings at
Annapolis today at 2:30.
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EAGLES SMOTHERED
BY JOHNS HOPKINS
Undefeated, United Jays 61-to-0
Score Is Largest They Have
Made Since "a.
American University has vet to w,,,

American University has yet to win q
foot ball game this season.
Its latest defeat, at the hands of
Johns Hopkins in night game in Bal
timore, was by score of 81 to 0, which
represented the largest point total rolled
by the Jays since 1924.
The Eagles were able to earn only
che first down and never were able to
put the ball in enemy territory.
Johns Hopkins used mostly reserves
through the second half. Its first
str1ngers made "a points in the first
two periods and the seconds regis
tered 81.
Hopkins victory placed it fifth In
points among the undefeated and un-
tied teams OF the East. It now has $50
points.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, November T.
Three former college players have been
signed by Charley Corbett to play with
the Celtics in the South Atlantic Foot
Ball League.
The acquisitions are Jerry Carroll,
former Georgetown captain and tackle
Bob Dryer, another ex-Hoya, and Nate
weinstock, ex-Western Maryland line
man.
No. Engine Company will present
three new players in tomorrow's game
with the Brunswick, Md, Fire Depart
ment ut Brunswick They are Hardy
Gensmege, fullback: Eddie McClAren
tackle, fnd Reds" Newton, quarter.
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Tech, Business
In Charity Tilt
DLANs were going forward tod

DLANS were going forward today
to make the Tech Business
public high school foot ball
title game in Central Stadium No
vember II, to be played for charity,
as big a success as possible.
Decision to turn the proceeds of
the game over to the District I'M
employment fund was made upon
recommendation of the faculty ad-
visers OF the five schools and ap-
prevail by the principals.
It win be the second charity game
to be played by schoolboy elevens
here. Tech and Eastern played last
year and Melted a substantial gate.
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20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
HERE are the players from whom
Il Clark Griffith, newly appointed

HERE are the players from whom
i i Clark Griffith, newly appointed
manager Of the Washington
Base Ball Club, must pick his 1912
team:
Pitchers-Johnson, Groom, Walker,
Cashion Becker, Gray, Musser,
Akers, Ainsworth and Hughes.
Catchers-Street, Ainsmith and
Henry.
Inhelders-Schaefer Mcbride, FL
berfeld, Conroy, Morgan, Cunning
ham, Flynn. Foster, Spencer, Sheer,
Scott and Gagnier.
utfielders-Milan, GeSsler, Leli-
welt, Walker, Long, Moeller, Shank
and Maths.
Griffith probably will choose Chat
tanooga for the Nationals training
camp next Spring.
Tech and Central elevens were to
face today in battle to decide the
public high title.
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UMPIRES HOLD DINNER
Belts Is Toastmaster at Annua.
D. C. Association Affair.

Billy Belts, former we'll known UNI.
pire. was POSTMASTER at the eleventh
annual banquet of the District OF Co.
lumbia Base Ball Umpires' Association
held at the Hamilton Hotel.
Among other guests were Walter
Johnson, manager of the Washington
ball team; DR.. @. Harris White, Maj
David Brewster, Bert Olmsted, George
L. Hightman, Bill Rapp, Winfree john
son and Cy Macdonald.
Music and other features were pro-
vded.
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High School Grid
Series Statistics

Yesterdays Game.
Central, IA; Business, 0.
Tuesdays Game.
Tech VS.. Eastern, Central High
Stadium, $3.50 o'clock.
Previous Games.
Western, 10; Business, o.
Central. 6; Eastern, o.
Tech. 80; Western, O.
Eastern, 10; Business, 6.
Tech, IL; Central, 0.
Western, IS; Eastern, 0.
Other Future Games.
Friday-Central VS.. Western.
November 17-BusineSS vs.. Tech
CHARITY game).
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OAKTON DOUBLE VICTOR
Boys and Girls Take Basket Ball
Games In County Play.

Oakton, Va. High Schools basket
ball five took an easy game from Lee
Jackson last night, 36-S. The Oakton
boys have not been defeated this year
and are favored to take the Fairfax
County championship.
The girls won their game, 14-l3.
Stella Fox's field goal in the last few
minutes of play saving the game fer
Oakton.
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Reserves.


Salem Nennie (22l, Ferner (25),
Perrette (68), Parasine (26), Coffin
Daffer (2S), Rollins (3D, Davis (4o)
Keatley (4l), Wolverton (42D, Leonette
(43), Fair (44), Spencer (46. Ulbrtck
(48), Bond (49), Huff (50), Schoolcraft
(55), Tulley (52), MazZa (54), Christie
(5D, Weine (6D, Mcneil (62). Snow
(53), Stillman (65), Clifton (7o), Mel
decker CID.
George washington - Hoffman I'D,
Edmonds 08), Blackstone (23), Krie-
melmeyer (28), Hendrickson (29), Jones
(30), Carter (31). Doyle (33, Malta
(34), Galloway, t36), Chestnut sd,
Coogler 800, harrington (4D, Hickman
(42), Mcdonald (49, Murray 500,
Fouts (51), Stevens (53), Clark (5D,
Littleton (55), Milwitt (50, Diversion
$50.
Referee-Eberts catholic u. Um-
pire-O. Mitchell Noyola). Head lines
man-Byrne (Georgetown).
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Midwest.
Missouri, 80; Drake, 20.
Central Gowa). 80; Dubuque, 0.
Penn College &c, Buena Vista, q.
Columbia College, 6; Parsons, 0.
Indiana State Teachers, 10; Ball
Teachers, 7.
Indiana Central, O.; Hanover, o (tie>
Western tIllinois) Teachers, IA; ILL
nois Normal, l.3.
Teachers, 8.
wilmington, IS; Cedarville, 0.
Milwaukee wisconsin, Teachers, 81 !;
Oshkosh Teachers, o.
Superior wisconsin, Teachers, 27;
Duluth (Minuesota) Teachers, 7.
Northern North Dakota) Normal.
40; Valley City, c.
Southwest.
Washburn, Is; Pittsburgh (Kansas>
Oklahoma City, 80; Oklahoma Bap-
fist, o.
Central (Oklahoma) Teachers, &c;
Southwest Teachers, 0.
Southeast [Okiahoma) Teachers. co;
Jefferson, 0.
East Central (Cklahoma) Teachers
81; Northwest Teachers, O.
Northwest CMissourD Teachers, IS;
Tarkio, 0.
Central (M!ssourD Teachers, ID;
Wentworth, 0.
Murray (Kentucky) Teachers, 80:
Southeast (MissourD Teachers, g.
Wichita, 81; Fort Hays Teachers, G
Ottawa. 81; Bethel, O..
Nebraska Wesleyan, T. Cotner, g..
Midland, 8; Hastings, (tie).
South.
st. Louis University. 80; Loyola (Ncw
OrleanS), o.
Howard, 10; Spring Hill, o.
Centre, 80; Georgetown (Kentucky), g.
Emory and Henry. IL; Milligar, o.
Weaver, 10; Rutherford, 6.
Far West.
Montana Mines, Al; Montana Nor
NAL, o.
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Reserves.

Catholic-Donaher (3), Baraldi go,
Hepburn 90, c. McVean 90, Camp
bell u2). Ball d9. Jankowski Q5),
G9), Moffett (2O), Stapleton CD, Len
non (22). Maley (24), R. Mcvean (25),
White (26), Halleron cd, Lauer t2S),
Baumgardner (30), Pyne CID, Callen-
der (32). Gross (34), Longo go
Duscha SD, Confer (38), ]. Nally (3s),
T. Nally (40).
Manhattan-Ciccolell (46), Lepis
(48), Yuda (50), Donahue (3D, Fair
weather 900, Francis (50), Gtard Q0,
Hiemenz (44), Ashkar cd, Keegan ca,
Liberto Q4), Pendergast (5D, Ryan
(3s), Smith (43), Stolzenthaler (32).
Referee-Mr. Kelley (Holy Cross i.
Umpire-Mr Cummings Boston Col
lege). Head linesman-Mr. Towers
(Columbia).
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BURCH TAKES OFFICE
Canoeists Seat Potomac Man as Ma
tional Chief Today.

James w. Burch Of the Potomac Boat
Club viii be indicted into office as COM
modore of the American Canoe Associa-
ton today in a meeting of the organiza-
ton in Philadelphia. Ernest Millar Of
Potomac and Howard Ruppart OF
Washington Canoe Club were among
the Capitals representatives at the
gathering.
The national championships, to be
held here in July as part of the Bicen-
tsnnial program; the organizations
life-saying and canoe instruction pro-
grams and stfsam pollution prevention
viii be major topics at the convention.
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Reserves.

Bucknell Bean C5D, Caravaglio
(52). Ruch (53), Kubacki (54), Dorman
(56j. Verhey 500, Priest (60), Stranko
(6D, Heydrich (62), Gilleland (6S)
Wood (64), Grove (65l. Farina S6S} ;
Peters CD. Trudnak 7O' seiSS "'''
eorgetown-Sullivan cd, Richards
(s9), Banner QD, voigt 80. Donoghue
(lO)' Iione (lD, McCafferty Q2, Dee
G3), Carpenter Q6, Stanley 4sl;
Bandzul (20), Brickman (2D, O'Neill
cay, Pendergast (2D, Skovinsh (25),
Mutt (3l), Becker (32), Patterson (3S),
Costello (34), Murphy $3.50, Konopka
1857, Kennedy (3O, Callahan (38),
Shimmins (40), j. Katalinas CD,
Walacavage (42), Hosey (45), Anderson
(50), Small $50, O'Rourke (SS)' Gray
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SOCCER SERIES is TIED
Takoma- Silver Spring Defeats Da-
mascus in Montgomery Play.

Takoma Silver Spring High and Da-
mascus High today are tied at one VIC
tory each In their series for the soccer
championship Of Montgomery County,
Md, following Takoma's To victory
yesterday.
The third and deciding game will be
played next week on a field to be an
nounced
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Line-ups and Summary.

after tOuchdowns.-ciarlnysl pass; Sub
for Roman day9s for T. b srf chen FeScheT
Georgetown, Prepl-csumI,m 1 for Par
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HANDLEY TAKES GAME
Swamps Hagerstown High, 44-o,
and Is Assured League Tie.

WINCHESTER, Va, November T.
Handley High Judges" trooped off
their home field yesterday with a Alto
foot ball victory at the expense of
Hagerstown High.
The victory assured the Handley boys
tie for Cumberland Valley Athletic
League foot ball laurels even if they
lost all remaining games and Waynes-
boro, Pa, High School, runner-up,
won all.
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MARYLAND CUBS BEATEN
Bow to Washington and Lee Frosh
at Lexington. o to 90.

LEXINGTON, Va, November T.
washington and Lee Freshmen downed
University of Maryland yearling grid
ders, 20 to o, here yesterday.
Seaton went over from the 7-yard line
TO register the Little Generals only
touchdown, which came after a sus-
tanned drive.
The other touchdowns, in the final
quarter, were both scored on intercepted
passes.
Llne-uDS and SiIy,on1ory.
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Touchdowns : Kelly t2). ITurnbull (2.
Grochmal CO: Reid Beeler, Wilson; Tries
4. place-kicks. suhstitutions-John Hop
kins, Berger for Yearley. Doty for Berger,
Wilson for Beeler, Grochmal for Reid. Ber-
ger for Doty. Guild for. Ives; Triplett for
eel. Lang for Guild. zigler for Triplett, Has
ser fer Doty. Cockey for Turnbull: American
Bufhngton for Esser, Weeks for Lambert.
Larson for A. Bufington. Bowers for Bor-
sari. Referee - Pat Reyes. Umpire - Vic
Schmid. Linesman - Maury Eichelberger.
Time of periods-15 minutes.
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PHI DELTA ZETA SCORES.

Phi Delta Zeta Fraternity drubbed
Indian Head A. G.. basketers, 80 to 10
last night in Mcfarland Junior High
gym. Sinclair, with 2S points, led the
attack.
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Line-ups and Summary.

Touchdowns-Bauer az, Shess. BrOen,
Monaghan. Points after. touchdowns-
Gamblin for williams. Williams for Gam
blin' Delp for Roop, Marsh for Roop, Koziar
rell, Farrell for HARRINGTON, SiekSus for
Ruda; 6Ns ell for Byr1e. sheT for sishaus'
Brandt for Popped, Posik for Adams, Zeher
for O'Neill S' -S
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,ine-ups and summary

Referee-Mr Grow ~. M. L. Umpire
Mr.. Ericsson CIV. and L.. Head nnesman-
Mr.. Mann ". M. II.
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III e~@S SiANCIO1Gy VI MA
~ bama's famous team of 1880
will face Georgetown, Catholic
University and George Washington here
December IL for charity, will be worked
out today in a meeting Of representa-
tives Of the three Washington institu-
lions in the ONCE Of DR.. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, president Of George Washing
ton.
The Alabama squad, Of which eight
players are now performing for the
varsity. is to be organized Immediately
by Frank Thomas, head coach of the
Crimson Tide, assisted by Henry Crisp,
director of athletics at Alabama. It Is
expected the same starting lineup that
swamped Washington State in the Rose
Bowl game at Pasadena last wear will
engage In the unusual contest here.
Consent Of the three Washington
schools to play the charity game was
obtained yesterday and their repre-
sentatives along with two memebrs Of
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. Novem-
Der THE Potomac and Shenandoah
Rivers both clear this morning.
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Gridiron Results
BY the Associated Press.
East.

BY the Associated Press.
East.
Wagner 6; Cooper Union, 0.
Yale Seniors, IL; Princeton Seniors, 0.
Johns Hopkins, 81; American u, o.
Quantico Marines, 20; Gallaudet, IL.
Central, IA; Business, 0.
Landon, o; st. Adams, 0.
Alexandria High, IA; Washington Lee
High, Z.
Mount st. Joseph, 10; Georgetown
Prep, 0.
Swavely, 10; Gonzaga, 0.
v. P. I. Freshmen, 10; Virginia
Frosh, O.
Washington and Lee Frosh, 20; Mary
land Fresh. O.
William and Mary Frosh, SO; v. NJ l.,
Frosh, 6.
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Line-ups and Summary.


LouCHuoWnS Cumberland, Mckenzie.
5oInts after northumberland q
CROP kicks Substitutions-Central Glib
pms Tor Graham, Hay for Graham, Boyle
LOT T1 hay, Gibbins for Graham; Business,
FIyhn Tor Meyers. Referee-Mr Towers
.Columbial. Umpire-Mr. O'Meara (Gon-
Zasa)' Lnesman-Mr. Brewer (Maryland)
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After Mount st. Joseph had counted
two touchdowns in the opening quar-
ter, Georgetown Props gridders rallied
to hold the Baltimoreans scorelesS the
remainder of the way, but could not
penetrate the Mount st. Joe defense
and the latter won. Is to o, at Bal
timore. Late in the second period the
Garrett Parkers, on two passes, reached
the ST. Joe 10-yard line for their only
scoring threat.
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e-upS and Summary.

Gonzaga (0). Position Swavely C3)
BENJAMIN ....,.... L. E..........C. Dunbar
Quigley .......,.. l.. T..,.,,...,., Capo
Donohue .........L. G.......... Crenshaw
B. Mills. ......... Center. ............. Shaw
James ............ II. -. ...s........ FIOsacE
Eppard ........... r. T. ............ hayes
Mulcare X. E..,............ carey
G. Mills. ...........Q. B................ Coz
Carr ..............,L. H............ Thomas
Keegan ....t.....R, H........... Mowrey
Nlhu {. r. ID -. vi ny
Score by periods
sS SnVsIy .....:......,:..::::...:S 8 2 S,s
TouchdownS - Mowrey, Thomas. Point
after touChdown-Mowrey trush). SubSti-
tutions: GonZaga-Nolan, j. Mills, Lewis,
duncan. Hall, Thibadeau. Swavely-Dunbar.
Yerk, Puryear, Strong.
Landon surprised somewhat by hold
ing ST. Adams to a scoreless tie yes
terday on the ST. Adams field. 1t was
a spirited contest and heightened the
rivalry which Is fast developing be-
tween the schools.
CheSley and MCGEE for st. Adams
and Seccombe and Harper for Landon
starred.
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Score by peTlodS. :.
washington and Lee. o %
Touchdowns-Bragg Routzhan, Luckett.
Points after touchdown-Via tplacementl,
buttons = Washington and Lee. Turner,
Good. Schross. Prince, Harris; Alexandria,
Sheads, Luckett, Mendelson. Hamilton.
Cohen. Referee-Mr. Mcclure. Umpire
Mr.. Bidweu. Linesman-Mr. Tulloch.
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Line-Ups and Summary.

Goals: Takoma-R. Thompson az. A.
Kelly. Bozivich I'D; schnahle, COLE. Demas-
cus-C. Hyatt. Watkins. Tine OF periods-45
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Alexandria Highs eleven today holds
revenge over WaShington-Lee Highs
gridders for previous defeats as the re-
suit of the formers lat win yesterday.
The victors repulsed an alien attack on
the 1-yard line in the final quarter.
WaShington-Lee scored in the first
quarter, but Alexandria came back to
count its two touchdowns in the sec
ond period. All the touchdownS came
on passes.
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Line-ups and Summary.

DVUIt Uy ptIIUUs. :.
st. Adams ............... W
Substitutions-St Adams. Stuart Castle
Referee-Mr Sweeney (Georgetown). Um-
pire-Mr. Shackleford. Head lnesman-
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GEORGE wAsHINGToN-sALEM.

Times o'clock.
Place-Griffith Stadium.
n-oho hlo 1iran1,n.
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. ETAILS of the foot ball battl
in which the University of Ala
y bama's famous team of 1893
will fare Hsaor0akou,.. rSo4ho1;
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FIELD BALL.

Goals-AleXander. GTuver, BeaN CT; Mex
ander % reneltiesl: Binger tpenaltyl. Ref
eree-Miss Miles Up. A. L.. Time CT quar-
ters-6 minutes.
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Faces BuckneM Meets Manhattan Fine Major Battles Ca1
College Gridiron
Tits Here Today
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Time-2::30.
Place-Grifith Stadium.
Probable line-ups:
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ne-ups and summary:

score by quarters:
Johns Hopkins .......... II 20 II 6-61
American U. ............. o o.
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bCOIt UJ pCTIUuh.
Swavely Observation-Disclosures. 0-l3
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. ENTRAL today still is In the
public high foot ball champion
ship series with Tech anc
Western, following its 40 vic.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
Three Teams To
Close Season

Three of the four teams appear
ing on the basketball program at
the Central Union High School gym
tonight will be making their last
public appearance in the Valley IN
dustrial basketball league.
Both teams mixing matters in the
first game of the evening, which
will start at o'clock, are playing
their last game tonight. They are
the Imperial Valley Hardware and
the Valley Steam Laundry fiyes.
The hardware squad, sure of second
place in the league, is picked by
the fans to cop the contest.
This game will be followed by an
other bringing together the league
championship Ell Centro Maroon
team and the Mack and Mack
squad. Win or lose in this, their
last game, the Maroons will retain
the highest spot in the loop.
These two games tonight will
bring the Industrial League season
even nearer its close, with very
few more games scheduled for the
years program.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09

like to watch ilin.--Misao Nagal,
Alb.
My pig eats four ears of corn eV-
cry morning. Once when I fed hm
he bit my finger. Then he squealed
so loud that he just about deafencd
me.-Kenneth Yingling, 4-B.
Yesterday when went out to play
with my pig could not find him
I looked and looked but could not
find him anywhere. My mother said
to look on top of the house. said
that pigs could not climb but l
would look. When I got up on top
there he was with his snout stuck N
a crack. I wished that he couli
talk just then to tell me how he got
up there.-Lyle Hess, Alb.
Saturday I dug garden on the
west side of our house. I have tive
rows. When it is time to plant
corn I will have two rows of corn
and other vegetables. In my gar
den now I have sweet peas, SUM-
flowers and radishes.-W Woodruff
Newkirk.
When I went fishing Sunday
caught two little fish. I used them
for bait. Then 1 caught four big
fish. I ate them for dinner anc
supper.-Billie Thomas, 4-B.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-09
Argentine Four
Defeats MidWick

ALHAMBRA, Cal, March O. U.P)
Los Pamperos four of Argentina
had lanky Elmer Boeseke. Califor-
MIA star. effectively bottled up yes
terday and with the aid of a three
goal handicap, defeated the Mid
wick country club squad. IL to 9,
for the Carleton Burke trophy. 1t
was Argentinas first victory over
Midwick il three games.
Juan Benitz. substituting in the
lineup for Dan Kearney, led the Wis
itors attack by scoring four goals
Diego Cavanaha added three more,
with Luis Duggan and Juar Reynal
contributing one each.
Boeseke. VINO has featured the at
tack of previous Midwick victories,
was unable to get going during the
afternoon because of the close guard
ing of Benitz. He passed several
times to Neil Mccarthy and Eric
Pedley, however, and those players
accounted for eight of the teams
goals