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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28
HELEN HICKS EYES
BRITISH GOLF TITLE
New U. S. Champion Would
Be First Yankee to Win 1t.
Dad Gives Her Auto.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, September 49,
M Helen Hicks, woman's ma
nional golf champion at the
age Of 90 already is looking
ahead and casting a weather eye on
the British title, which thus far has
resisted every Americans attempt to
lift it.
Miss Hicks has made no definite
plans for q trip abroad next Spring,
but there Is no doubt that she wants
to try again for the British crown ana
will do so If she possibly can. She was
one of a large contingent OF Amer
leans who sought the Championship
at Formby In 1880, but was beaten by
Enid Wilson, present British champion,
and 4.
Helen Gets Even.
Last Friday she was opposed to Miss
Wilson again, but this time she turned
back the husky British girl, and /,
and then went on to conquer Glenna
Collect ware In the finals by the same
score.
Her immediate plans cali for her to
compete in the annual Berthallyn Cup
play, starting at Philadelphia tomorrow,
and TO do some riding in an automobile,
which her father, banker OF F1ew-
lett, Long Island, promised her II she
won the championship.
Many OF the competitors at the
Woman's national tourney at Buffalo,
which ended Saturday, went to To-
ronto to compete for the Canadian wom-
ans title, beginning today. Mrs. Ware
and Miss Wilson are among them.
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LEXANDRIA, Va, September 20.
The annual eclipse of Summer

A LEAANDRlA, Va, September g..
~ The annual eclipse of Summer
"A sports was witnessed by sports
followers here yesterday when
the local diamond season was ushered
out and the new gridiron campaign
given the welcome hand.
st. Mary's Celtics defeated the Dixie
Pig A. C. of Hyattsvile, Md, to 4, at
Baggett's Park to close the base ball
season while the sandlot foot ball cam
paign was opened with the Pirate A. C.
trouncing the Mercury Cubs of Wash
ingtcn, by 10 to 0, at Guckert's Field.
Lefty" Stevens kalsomined the Vir-
GINA White Sox for the Chevy Chase
Grays at Baileys Cross Roads diamond
Yesterday afternoon, trimming the pale
hose tossers by 10 0 in the Fairfax
County mines final game of the season.
Ballston A. c. and the skinker Bros.
Eagles of Washington broke even in
their double-header on the formers
diamond In Arlington County yester-
day, the Eagles taking the opener, 8
to 8, and dropping the nightcap, 10
to 2.
for the Ballston club and led the
county nine In hitting, obtaining pair
CT doubles in the first game and COLI,
lecting five hits in the final. King
hit safely four times in the nightcap.
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Richards Is Set-Up, But 1'ilden
Gives Fans Kick in Doubles

of suspense quickly changed to one Of
polite recognition Of Richards attempts
to get his racket in front Of Tilder's
cannonball shots. The scores were
6-1, Ga, 6-1.
william Cuts Loose.
The doubles match was q hummer,
with Tilden letting himself out for the
first time. Richards, on the opposite
side, finally got up a gallop. The Til
dem Burke team took the first set, 9-7,
and the second, GA. Hunter and
Richards came back to score, Ga, in
the third, but Tilden rar1med beauti-
full placements throughout the third to
win, ct.
The program was opened by match
between Emmett Pare, former George
town University captain. and Albert
Burke, former Davis Cup coach, the
latter winning. GA.
T1lden will play Burke tomorrow In
singles at the opening of the new Nancy
Astor courts at the University OF Vir-
GINA. Big Bill and Emmett Pare will
oppose Burke and Bobby Sellers In an
other match.
1t was announced by Bert Cortelyou,
manager of Tilden, that the worlds pro
champ and q group Of other well known
stars, including Karol Kezeluh, Rich
ards, Burke and Howard Kinsey. will
stage professional tournament at
Wardn1an Park during the last week Of
next April.
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easy win, while North Carolina Uni
versity wiped up Wake Forest, 81 to o.
OF the four teams rated about at the
top Of the heap In the South, only
Tulane end Vanderbilt played. Both
won by wide margins, the former whip
ping the University of Mississippi, 81,
to 0, and the latter trimming Western
Kentucky Teachers College, So to 6.
Alabama, without Wallace Wade, wiped
UP Howard, AZ TO o. Wade's Duke eleven
struck snag in South Carolina and
was whipped by one touchdown. South
Carolina Is said to have, and its coach,
Billy Laval. thinks the same way about
II. the best team 1t has ever turned
out.
Cornell. Dartmouth and Columbia
opened their schedule like big teams
Under the old Vineyard rue nearly al
ways did. They cleaned UP their smaller
opponents In such a fastidiouS way as
would appeal to the most exaEtihg
alumnus. Cornell had Ciarkson Tech
as an Opponent, or would be opponent
whichever way one cares 70 consider It,
while Dartmouth wiped up Norwich and
Coltlnbia busted On the Ael0 With
Middleblify.
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

TWo Of the four golf teams rep
resenting as many golf clubs
about the Capital were victori-
Gus in team matches staged yes
tefday by the Maryland state Golf
Association. The Indian Spring team,
which won the team title last year,
downed the Rodgers Forge team by the
overwhelming margin of TN points
to u IN q match at Indian Spring.
Manor's team, headed by Harry @. Pitt,
won q 12-to-6 victory over the Mary
land Country Club at Manor, and Chevy
Chase managed to exc out q tie with
Rolling Road at Chevy Chase. Beaver
Dam was beaten by Clifton Park by Q
score Of IL to 7.
Monro Hunter, Indian Spring pro,
paired with LeroK Sasccer, the club
champion, and with best ball of SO,
won by and from Charles Betschler
and j. I. MeCourt of Rodgers Forge.
Other results of the Indian SPRING
Rodgers Forge match we're:
DR.. L. B. Otell and j. M. Hunter, jr.,
Indian Spring, points; NJ. Ridgeley
and DR.. J. L. Rossman, r. F., no points.
l. s., 21z points; P. c. Parker, IT,, and
T. C. Tracey, r. r., II point.
Charles n. Morrow and r. M, Belshe,
!, g., points; X. L. Shuman and H. L.
Rogers, r. F. no. points.
= a.. Ess1acey u 81 and @, w. Cole,
j. II: 81, points; Guy Bollinger and
NJ. Brown (R. FL, no points.
Leo F. Pass and H. s. Pope Il 81.
3 points, Leroy Davenport and T. H.
Jones (R. F., no points. 60
Results of the Manor Maryland
match:
MANOR.
Al Treder and Harry O.. Pitt. .,.,.....1
John 9. shorey and George r. Miller.
J. Putnam Putnam. and D; 4. Ness..... II
B. L. TSo% nS'n ana and Ray e osrrity:::
Maurice Nee and .. j. Carver........
rOta1 ..3
MARYLAND.
Glenn Spencer and snowden Hoff. 49,
Grant Campbell and Robert Schleunes.. O.
snoRas H M as sG6 snd p Tari Hauswaio
Frank Sch!eunes and = Dowlihe ......s
William P. Hall and Frank M. Sweeay..
The tie between Chevy Chase and
Rolling Road will be played Friday at
Chevy Chase. Here are the results OF
the match yesterday:
CHEVY CHASE.
Bob Barnett and r.. P. Davidson ..... 81
Fred hits and 4. HeCooE Dunlop, ......
f Sgss S H., +: nj e + SsS'::
Total. ...................... 3
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TWO DRAW SCRAPS
DUE FOR DECISIONS
Kid Chocolate Fights Scalfaro
Second Time and Shade Again
Tackles Jeby.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September ae.-Two
boxing shows in the New York district
top the national fistic schedule this
week.
Kid Chocolate, Cuban Negro holder
OF the Junior lightweight championship
encounters Joe Scalfaro of New York
in the 1O-tound feature bout at the
Greensboro Stadium Thursday night
Scaifaru, hard hitter, held Chocolate
to a draw in their first meeting, in No
Vember, 1928.
A 12-round return match between
Dave Shade, California nniddleweight
ard Ben Jeby of New York, heads
Madison Square Gardens Friday night
card. They fought q draw in q recent
bout.
Herman Perlick Of Kalamazoo. Mich.
win meet Mickey Cohen, Denver Junior
welterweigllt at Kansas City Tuesday:
Andy Divodi, New York welterweight,
boxes CASTOR Leearife of France at
Oakland, Calf, wednesday; Harry
Smith. New York Negro middlewight,
tangles with Jimmy Hannah of Poca-
tello, Idaho, at San Francisco Friday.
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GET EARLY ACTION
WITH WORTHY FOES
Slate for Saturday Dotted
With Major Engagements.
Dixie Gridiron Hot.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.


n JEW YORK, September o.
M Time was when major
/ college foot ball teams
waited three or four weeks
before tackling foe of equal rat
ing and strength, but not in this
day and age. The national slate
for the second big Saturday Of the
1891 season reveals a score Of
games that promise close COM
petition.
Once again the Pacific Coast scores, with
Oregon State coming down from the
North to do battle with Southern Cali
fornia, upset last Saturday by st. Mary's
College Of Oakland, Calf. in an out
standing upset. st. Mary's will try 10
make It two victories In q row over
Pacific Coast Conference teams when Il
tackles California, which barely beat
Santa Clara, Ga, in It's first test Santa
Clara, In turn, viii encounter Stanford,
which was held TO scoreless tie by
the Olympic Club last week.
In the Midwest, two outstanding
clashes pit Nebraskais CornhlIskefs
against the Northwestern Wildcats and
Pittsburgh's powerful array travels West
to meet Iowa, at Iowa City. Notre Dame
viii make its first start of the year
against Indiana, and the Ramblers'
coach, Hunk Anderson, expects to be-
gin with a victory. Minnesota NAV
have trouble with Oklahoma A. and nj.
Dixie Rivals Clash.
The South offers three or four baR-
time battles with the Texas Aegies
coming out of their Southwest Confer
erce domains to meet Tulane at New
Orleans. South Carolina, which up-
set Duke on Saturday, must face
Georgia Tech next and Vanderbilt win
clash with North Carolina. The Texas
LOnghorns. another Southwest Confer
ei1ce outfit, matches strength with
Missouri Of the Big Six.
| In the East most major colleges have
scheduled only warm-up opponents,
but fur should ny in the meetings be-
| tween Washington and Jefferson and
Carnegie, West Virginia and Fordhafn,
and Western Maryland and George
| town. Outside Of these gannes-as
viewed from competitive angle-snost
interest will attach to the first appear
ances of the season by Yale, Harvard,
Princeton. Pennsylvania and Navy.
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LANHAM RALLY TELLS
Nets Four Runs in Ninth, Downing
Bethesda Club!

LANHAAG. Md, September 2s.--Enter-
ing the ninth inning three runs behind,
Lanham's base ball team fell on Best,
Bethesda hurler, for an 81 victory here
yesterday afternoon. 1t was Lanham's
final game of the season.
Arlie Long, Lanham,s starting pitch
er. was wild and Ineffective, and gave
way to Al Rector.
Though he was hit briskIy, Best man
aged to hold the home club fairly well
in hand until the ninth.
Besides triple. Ben Rector also got
a double, and with Winnie Pollard, who
gathered two doubles, took the days
batting honors.
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ANOTHER FOR DORA

Scores Over Bladensburg, 4 to 8,
In Game at Riverdale.
RIVERDAIE, Md, September ga
DORA base bali team added another
victory to It's long string when 1t con-
quered Bladensburg, to 8, here yes
terday afternoon.
A single by outfielder Mocker Belt
with the bases full in the seventh that
scored two runs brought DORA victory.
Clark Owings who started on the
fi1ound for Dora, was somewhat wild
and was replaced in the nth by Earl
Moran, who held Bladensbtrg safe and
famed seven. Between them they gave
Bladensburg only five hits.
Adair, for B,a57nsburg. also hurled
Ee !, tanning ii and allowing seven hits.
walton Arnold. the winners left
delder, with t'ip'c and a single, was
the games leading batsnafi.
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Pointers ON Golf
BY SOL METzeER.

When we grip q golf club tensely
both hands apply almost equal pres
sure. Our bodies are also anything
but relaxed. Then 1t Is instructive
with US to attempt stroking the bali
by brute force alone. In consequences
our packswing Is hurried and jerked.
l 90 not think It necessary to call
attention to the results gained when
we hurry our backswing in an en-
ueavor to drive prodigious distances.
ANY one who has played golf knows
2 shot so executed is a fozzle. A
hurried backswing ruins timing and
balance. They are necessities in
making a good shot.
When gripping tensely we also get
the. right hand and arm into the
backswir1g. according to Ernest Jones,
an outstanding instructor. The re-
suit is that we lift the club too alb
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Base Ball Gives Way to Grid
Sport on Alexandria Fields

including two triples and a pair u
singles.
Northern A, C. of washington trim
med the Del Ray A. C. by IL to In q
practice grid game on Duncan Field
yesterday afternoon, Hensley scoring
both Of the Red Birds touchdowns on
intercepted passes
The Northerns will come here again
next Sunday, this time to assist the
St Mary's Celtics In the opening Of
the Green and Colds foot bali cam
paign at Baggetts Park.
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HOLD PING PONG EVENT

Announcement is made of the first
Fall ping pong tournament, to be held
on the Columbia courts at Fourteenth
and Monroe streets, starting october IL
at 8 pm.
Trophies to be presented the winner
and rnnner-up will be on display In the
window OF r. Harris & CO., Eleventh
and, F streets, after Thursday.
Clarence A. Rees will be referee Of
the tournament, which will be PLAYED
Under rules OF the American ping Pong
Association.
The Tourney Committee is composed
Of Herbert l.. Shepard, william o.
Shreve, Winfree johnson and John q.
Laid.
Entries should be mailed Shepard at
the Columbia ping poae courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

Mrs. James v. Brown shot a % to
win the qualifying round IN the wom-
ans championship at Indian Spring.
Here are the pairings for the first round
Championship flight-Mrs. Brownell VS..
Mrs; Tom Moore; Mrs H. H. Shinf1ick
vs. Mrs. J. F. Gross; Mrs. j. W. Harvey
jr., vs. Mrs. Bullock; Mrs. John Holland
VS.. Mrs. A. C. Heap
Second flisht--Mts. George Diffen-
baugh vs.. Mrs. H. H. Hesselbach; Mrs.
H. P. Brown VS.. Mrs c. j. Mattson
Miss Grace Tregeser VS.. Mrs, n A
Mihills; Mrs. w. M. Smith VS.. Mrs. E.
B. Wagner
Third f1ight-Mrs H. L. Lacey VS.. Mrs.
howard Eales; Mrs, F. j. Kennedy drew
bye; Mrs. M. B. Hulsapple drew a bye !:
Mrs. Wilson Barrett VS.. Mrs. L. H.
frey.
EINAhISTS In the Manor Clubs
-, championship tourney are Harry G.
FIT ana j. T; Mccarthy. The latter,
VINO came to Manor from Bannockburn.
was runner-up in the Bannockburn
championship last year. He beat George
F. Miller, the defending champion, on
Tie twentieth hole in the current Manor
Club tourney, while Pitt won his seoi-
final match from Mack Meyer, 7 and s
Results in the other flights ere. Second
highs-G. A. Metzier defeated II. d,
Parker, up; w. T. Speer defeated C. e.
Moore, 3 and 2.
:. Third fiight-E M. Mcpherson de-
feated H. @. Wood, and 3; d. NJ
Burnhari1 defeated J.. r. Pattison, / up
In 10 holes.
Fourth fiight-H. X. Beck defeated
]. s. Patton, 3 and 2; J.. T. Rutter de-
feated w. A. Warthen, 10 holes.
@. 9. Elder won the Birhesy Cup COM
petition at the Washington Colt and
Country Club yesterday, defeating j. A.
Jordan in the final by and s, after
beating DR.. A. j. Chenery by 2 and / in
the semi-final. The final in the cham
pionship flight will be played late this
week between II. D. Nicholson and the
winner Of the Thorpe Drain Charles II.
Doing, jr., match.
DR.. M. B. Fischer won the second
flight in the handicap club champion
ship at Woodmont, defeating Robert
Baum l UP.
All the favorites survived In the first
round Of the Beaver Dam Club title
chase.
Pairings for the first round of match
play in the Presidents Cup event at
Chevy Chase follow:
George p. Richards, H., H. VS.. Howe
E fEHfs ot H. j. ossis ~ vs. g. SeOT Is.
&, L. Herrins. Is; W. q, BfsnflsS, jr., 3, vs. vs.
n0R whits is!S1 THOMAS FoIs suffs. Is
Norton, 10.
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Foot Ball Tips
BY SOL METzoER.

Coach Jock Suthetland's Pitts
burg Partners journey to Iowa for
a battle with that States university
eleven this Saturday. Iowa reached
great heights at the close of last
season by winning from both Penn
State and Nebraska. Sutherland,
sfnarting from defeats at the hands
OF Notre Dame and Ohio State in
1880, will be keen to take this en-
counter
Pitt will undoubtedly urcork many
Of its famous spinners and triple
that Coach Insefwefsefi's BOYS viii
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npagn ens and Maryland Big Eeuens Face
20 YEARS AGO
m TIE STAR.

T oUIs I. DOYLE defeated Herbert
L. Childs and Spencer Gordon,
j. X. Graves scored over j. up
shur Moorehead and Lee McClung
downed j. M. Wright in important
matches yesterday in the District
tennis championships.
Detroit defeated Washington, to
5. Carl Cashion pitched for the Ma
tionalS and Covington for the Tigers.
Tech High surprised by holding
the Maryland Aggies to lone.touch-
down. Central walloped GonzAga,
"a to 0. Country Morris, crack back,
may be lost to Tech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

tn twenty-five hundred tennis
enthusiasts assembled at Ward
man Park Hotel yesterday to
witness the much-heralded
singles battle" between Big Bill Tilderi
and Vincent Richards, his American
areh-enemy, but it was the rather
lightly regarded doubles match between
Tilden and Albert Burke and Richards
and Francis T. Hunter that brought the
local net colony to Its feet and pro-
duced the real tennis of the afternoon.
Big Bill so completely proved his
superiority in the singles over the for
nlef boy wonder" that the atmosphere
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SWAP GRID ASSISTANTS

WESTMINSTER, Nd, September 20.
Western Maryland's foot ball team,
which engages Georgetown Saturday at
Washington, and Mount st. Mary's will
exchange assistant coaches this week
with q view to furnishing the players
new ideas.
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lieve in plenty of work. After showing
strongly in scriIltnage with st.
Stephens yesterday they are listed for
another drill tonight at 1880 O'Clock.
Petworth remnants are after a game
with a 150-poufid eleven for next SUN
day. Call Dick Bedell at Columbia
$685. between and 1880 pm
A meeting OF the 150-pound Northern
team will be held tonight at the home
Of Ted Otte, 5213 Georgia avenue, at
8 o'clock.
A practice game with a 135-pouf1d
eleven not entered in the Capital City
League Is sought by Northeast Trojans.
Eddie Roche. at Lincoln 1925, Is book
ing. Trojans will drill tomorrow night
at 1880 O'Clock at Seventeenth and
Constitution avenue.
Northern Ped Birds, who showed well
IN practice game with Del Rays of
Alexandria yesterday, will work tonight
at 1880 o'clock at Seventeenth and q
streets in preparation for Their game
Sunday with st. Mary's Celtics at Alex
andria.
Among the new cofners to the Mo-
hawks roster is Dick Allen, former st,
Mary's Celtics player. He drilled yes
terday with the Indians, as did Frazier.
O'Brien. Eddenger, Flaherty and Bush,
ends; Briggs, Babcock, Mintiick and
Lombard, tackles; Wohdraek Schwartz
man and Browning, guards; LeRue,
Monroe and Precour, centers: Allen
and, Colliere, quartetbacks; Jones and
Eggleston, halfbacks, and Snidef and
pcLabre. fullbacks. Sriitz Snyder and
Artie Wondrack, former Maryland
gridders, are coaching the Hawks.
Brookiand A, G. viii drill every night
this week at 7 O'Clock at twelfth and
Monroe streets northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

have to stop If they are to turn
back the Panthers. It worked well
all last Fall
Ball is snapped to 8, who spins
to his right and fakes giving It to
back No. /. as on the famous Pitts
burgh reverse. No. 3 continues his
spin and then breaks through the
defensive line outside its right
guard No. 2, crossing in front of
him to take out the charging right
tackle, helps hide SIS moves. Left
end go goes through to take the de-
fensiye full, while right end 80,
after blocking the left tackle, charges
through to Upset one Of the ig-yafd
backs. The rush of back "a to the
left enables him to take out the
defensive Iowa half backing iip the
Fight side Of its line. Thus, the way
z cleared for 3 to get into the open
tc0Svfisht. iseiI
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Foot Ball Results

College.
Oregon State College, Is; Colorado ..
Loyola University, 10; Pomona COL
lege, o.
Oregon. 20; Willamette, 0.
jamestown College, -; Huron Col
lege, O..
Wayne, 81 Morningside, 7.
Professional.
New York, Il; Providence, s.
Green Bay, 4: Chicago Bears, o.
National Foot Bali League STANDING.
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RELIEF FOR CADDlES

There're Horses to Ride Now at
lakewood Country Club.
BY the Associated Press.
lakewood Country Club Of Kansas
City, which already had facilities for
golf. swimming and fishing, has opened
a riding academy on q newly purchased
16-acre tract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28
NooNAN AT CENTRAL.

Bill Noonan, jr.. former holder Of
swimming titles In Pennsylvania and
Southern New Jersey. Is newcomer
to the Central High School tank squad.
He Is back and breast stroke spe-
ciafist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28
TENpINs NEW To THEM

Wcmehs teams at Birmingham, Ala,
played the f1rst tenpin match for the
fair sex ever witnessed Ia Alabama.
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ROLLING ROAD.

ROLLING ROAD.
Carroll T. MacMaster and John s. Grimes a
Daniel B. Miller. jr., and David s. Crook
Charles Carroll. ir. and e. n. Boydsn. az
Cooper R. DrewTy and Henry Morton. ;. /
W. w. Boatman and Edgar A. Pepplef
Total. ...............
Beaver Dam won three points In the
f1fst match against the Public Parks
team from Baltimore, but then dropped
enough points to lose the decision. The
results:
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Sandlot Cridders

These Palace A. G. foot ballers be-
lieve in plenty of work After showing
strongly in a scrimmage with st.
Stephens yesterday they are listed for
another drill tonight at 1880 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

,Petworth remnants are after a game
with 150-poufid eleven for next Sun
day. Call Dick Bedell at Columbia
$685. between 6 and 100 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

A meeting Of the 15o-pound Northern
team will be held tonight at the home
Of Ted Otte, 5213 Georgia avenue, at
8 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

WASHINGTON AND LEE gave con-
w siderable promise in its gsfne with
Hampden Sidney, winning by 80
10 o. It evidently was one Of the best
opening game exhibitions that wash
ington and Lee has given In years.
Nofth Carolina state came through
against Davidson with cofnpS stively