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Evening star., 1931-11-29
Maryland Has Seven Players
On All-SOuth Atlantic Squad
From Dixie Conference Teams

man of the Tar Heels, is the much fast
, er of the two. He is great on outrun-
ming the defensive backs and Is ccn-
sequently a good pass receiver.
Thomas is slow by comparison. He
relies upon skill in sidestepping, in
swinging his hips and his body away
from a tackler while he is under full
steam. He has averaged, with passing
and ball carrying, just about five yards
each time he has tried to advance the
ball during his three seasons of varsity
play. He Is good punter and fan
| passer.
Joe Sawyers opportunity man of the
Generals; Al Casey, fastest of the V
P. I. backs, and Carl Robson, who is
| slower but more reliable, are new mer
who have attracted attention. Bill
| Groom of Carolina has come into the
! limelight during his second varsity sea-
son.
Passing ability of remarkably high
order has earned Shorty Chalmers Of
| the Old Liners a place on this squad
Monk MattoX of w. and L. is on for his
general backfield ability. And there are
a good many more who might well be
included
Ray Poppleman of Maryland has
! been a great fullback since he got over
his early season fumbling. Kid Brewer
Dukes captain, rates a place for his
ability to rock through and score
! Should anything happen to this trio OF
| fullbacks the imaginary coach of this
mythical squad could turn to his tackles
and pull out big Frank Bailey of w
and L. to carry on.
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lines. Rock Weighing Is and l8 pounds
were landed of Tilghman's Island last
week. and are being caught from
Bloody Point Light to the Big Chop
tank River.
In the lower Potomac, Tall Timbers
is said to be running true to form, and
rock weighing from to IA pounds
and trout from three to six pounds are
being caught, trolling.
Recently party composed OF w. II.
Faunce, w. Herman Mattingly OF Abells,
Nd, and Franklin Greenwell OF Medley s
Neck, trolling of Palmer's in the late
afternoon VIII Capt. owen Trott as
their guide l2nded 20 rock and trout
The rock ron from IL to IA pounds
and the trout from four to six pounds
Reports from the mouth of the
Wicomico River at Rock Point, of Cobb
Bar Light. Morgantown and over on
the Colonial Beach side OF the river
said rock and trout are still beins
landed.
Oystermen in ST. Marys waters said
the warm weather has materially cur
tailed their shipments. They said that
there are plenty OF good oysters IN
those waters and large crop OF baby
oysters.
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ALEXANDRIA ACE FIVE
HAS BIG WEEK AHEAD
Three Game Schedule With Fast
Teams Arranged-Connors Is
New Fire Coach.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November "a
Alexandria Aces are to put in an active
week on the basket ball court, starting
Monday night, when they are scheduled
to face Naval Hospital at Central High
School in Washington at 7:30.
The Aces will stack up against Adel-
phia A. C. at Mcfarland Junior High
in Washington on "Wednesday night
and the tossers of Company A at Fort
Humphreys, Va, Friday night.
Other battles with l45-pound and
unlimited teams are sought by Manager
Jack Allen at Alexandria 424 between
$50 and pm.
Jack Conncrs, former George Wash
ingtcn basketer star, has been signed
to coach the Columbia Engine Com
pany and Howard A. French Co. Sport
Shop tossers.
Connors succeeds Freddy Mesmer.
now coach Of the varsity five at George
town.
Games are wanted with 145-pcund
and unlimited quints by the following
local clubs:
Columbia Engine Company Reserves
Manager Louis Latham, Alexandria
1774.
St Marys Lyceum fve-Maragcr
Tommy Lucas, Alexandria 27S3.
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BASKET BALL CHIEFS
HOLD RULES PARLEY

UNIVERSITY. Va, November 28.-
A meeting of basket ball coaches and
officials from all over the State Of
Virginia will be held at the University
Of Virginia on Saturday, December S,
to discuss the court rules for 1882 and
their Interpretation.
Three members Of the National
Rules Committee will be present to
explain the oficial regulations: Gus
Tebell. Virginia's head coach of basket
ball; Paul Mention Of Baltimore, rep
resenting the A. A. u, and w. M.
Forbes Of Norfolk, representing the Y.
M C. A.
James G. Driver, Virginia's athletic
director, and Coach Tebell will be Joint
hosts at en- informal dinner which will
precede the discussion of the rules.
Coach Tebell, who issued the call
for this gathering, reports that the
number Of acceptances he has received
indicates that both the coaches and
the oficials Of the Old Dominion are
anxious to take advantage of the op-
portunity to clear up difficult points IL
the regulations Of the court game.
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THREE TEAMS PLACE
SIX ON POST ELEVEN
Notre Dame, Tulane, Northwestern
Supply Two Each for N. Y.
Papers All-America.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 28-Notre
Dame, Tulane and Northwestern each
place two men on the New York Eve
ming Posts all-America foot ball team,
selected by Post sports writer's and pub
lished today.
Jerry Dalrymple, Tulane captain and
end, and Don Zimmerman, halfback,
were the Green Wave selections.
Marchmont Schwartz and Joe Kurth
we're selected from the Notre Dame
team and Dallas Marvil and Ernest
Rentner were the Northwestern play
ers honored.
Clarence Mum, Minnesota guard
and picked for that place on the Posts
l-America, and Schwartz were the
only unanimous selections.
The Posts all-America team:
Ends-Dalrymple, Tulane, and Orsi
Colgate.
Tackles-Kurth, Notre Dame, and
Marvil Northwestern.
Guards-Munn, Minnesota, and Ba-
ker, Southern California.
Quarterback-Morton, Dartmouth.
Halfbacks - Schwartz ,Notre Dame,
and Zimmerman, Tulane.
Fullback-Rentner, Northwestern.
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CITY TITLE AT STAKE
ON ALEXANDRIA GRID
Fraters and Del Ray Will Battle
Today for Unlimited Glass
Crown.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 28.-
A foot ball rivalry that in two years
has grown to be as intense as any OF
the traditional battles played by inde-
pendent elevens in this sector crops up
again tomorrow afternoon with FraterS
meeting Del Ray A. c. in Baggetts
Park at o'clock.
While pre-game form points toward a
victory for the Fraters, Del Ray has
been practicing nightly for two weeks
in preparation for the battle.
The fracaS will serve a dual purpose,
being one of the Capital City League
series contests and settling the contro-
versy between the two clubs over the
local unlimited championship.
Maricn A. c., champion OF the Cap
ital City Unlimited League last Fall,
will appear here tomorrow in an ex-
hibition game with No. 5 Engine Com
pany on Richard Hayden Field at 3
o'clock.
Bill Hammond's Pirates and the Ia
koma Park A. c. of Washington are
down for a grid tilt here tomorrow at
2:30 on Guckert's Field.
Virginia Juniors will meet a sturdy
opponent in the Robin A. G. of Wash
ington tomorrow at 2:30 on Shipyard
Field.
Charley Deuterman will take his Al
cova Motor Co. eleven OF Arlington
County to Martinsburg, w. Va, tomor-
row for a game with Hack" Wilson's
No. Hose Company.
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but more equal fishing rights in tne
Potomac.
When asked by Rod and Stream If
the voteless residents Of the District
Of Columbia were taken into conSidera-
ton under the proposed reform. Earle
replied that .tcey most assuredly were.
Whats the local anglers want is either
a special fishing license for the Po-
tomac or TO be allowed to purchase a
license in Maryland and Virginia at
the same cost to residents Of those
States Lewis Radcliffe proved to be
the champion of the local anglers at
the recent meeting. He advocated a
special flst ing license to bona-fid resi-
dents OF the District at nominal cost,
Earle stated that much good un-
doubtedly was accomplished at this
meeting. but said that the final deci-
sion can be reached only when the
Maryland Legislature meets in 1882.
In the meantime, Rod and Stream sug-
gests that the Maryland Conservation
Department, as a measure OF good
faith. allow anglers to fish in the up
per Potomac without a license. the
same as she does on her side OF the
lower Potomac. OF course, all anglers
being required to obey the law in re-
gard to size and limit.
r Asst week Rod and Stream printed a
l. paragraph stating that Virginia
has q law prohibiting the sale OF
bsss at any time of the year and that
in Maryland fer only four months Is 1t
legal to sell bass. This statement was
in error. We find that Maryland really
has two bass laws, one for the bass
caught above tidewater and another
for the bass caught in tidewater
Above tidewater in Maryland the sea-
son for black bass opens July l and
closes Noven Der 30. In tidewater the
bass season opens July l and does not
close until April next. Therefore
Mar T. Dhibits the sale of black
bass er state only four months in
the ye0 stead OF eight as previously
stated.
Under the Maryland law the bag
limit above tidewater is 10 bass pei
day for either the small or large mouth
but in tidewater the limit is 20 per
day. However, the size Of the bass tc
Evening star., 1931-11-29
HOWARD GRID SQUAD
WILL LOSE twelve
Five Regular Linemen and Three
First-String Backs Among
Next Graduates.

Twelve members of the 1881 eleven
of Howard University. including fiVe
regular linemen, three first string backs
and three utility backs, will be lost next
year through graduation.
While the losses are regarded as Sc
rious, the reserve material is promising
for next year
The linemen to graduate are: Lee.
I70-pound end; Ellis, 2l2-pound guard;
Stokes l80-pound guard; Moore, 1885,
pound guard, and Mack, l70-pcund end.
Although nampered by injuries this
season, the Bisons won three games
and lost five. West Virginia Institute,
A. & T. College and Seminary were the
schools defeated, while Union, Virginia
state, Hampton Institute. Morgan and
Lincoln scored over the Bisons.
Plans for a charity game between
Howard and Wilrerforce, to be played
at Chicago December S, are under way
Evening star., 1931-11-29
MOHAWKS, CELT|CS
BATTLE FOR LEAD
Undefeated Teams Clash in
League-Six Other Tits
Carded in Loop.

7 TEADLIN1NG the foot ball card
F. here today is the battle be-
tween the Mohawks and Gel
tics in Griffith Stadium at 2:30
o'clock that will decide leadership in
the South Atlantic Semi-Pro League.
Each team has won two games and lost
one, but the Celts have played only one
tie while the Hawks have been in two
deadlocks.
, While the Mohawk Celtic battle is
| in progress Apaches and Irvingtons will
be mixing in Baltimore and another
league match. Apache rooterS will ac-
company the team, leaving from Grit
fifth Stadium by bus at 1870 am.
Seven games in the Capital City are
also scheduled today, three in the un-
limited division and four in the 150-
pound loop. Play in the l35-pound
whirl has been completed.
IN THE feature game in the unlim-
i tied division the Brookland eleven,
which surprised by battling the
strong Fraters to 90 tie last Sunday,
will face the champion Mercury team.
Mercury will be hot after victory over
Brookland, as it is smarting under its
of Seamen GunnerS last Sunday.
Palace will be seeking its seventh win
in as many starts against Meridians in
the 150-pound division. A drill for
the Palace team is slated for 1890
this morning
In addition to the league matches
various elevenS of the District area
have independent engagements.
Here's the complete Capital City
| League card:
Unlimited Division.
All games at 2:30 pm.
Del Rays VS.. FraterS, Alexandria.
Referee-Mr. Mcdonald Umpire-Mr.
| Tulloch
st. Stephens VS.. Griffith Blue Goals,
Gonzaga Field. Reieree-Mr. Mitchell.
Umpire-Mr. Crandall.
| Mercury VS.. Brookland, Seat Pleas
ant. Referee-Mr. Du Four. Umpire
Mr.. Stevens.
150-Pound Division.
| Columbia VS.. Centennials, Gonzaga
| Field. l pm. Referee-Mr. Mitchell.
Umpire-Mr. Crandall
Meridians VS.. Palace, Silver Spring,
2:30 pm. Referee-Mr. Sweeney. Um-
pire-Mr. Kienele.
Petworth Pennants VS.. Brookland,
West Potomac No. 2, pm. Referee
Mr. Cobean
Northern Props VS.. Brentwood Hawks,
Silver Spring, l pm. Referee - Mr..
Sweeney. Umpire-Mr. Hengstler.
Alcova gridders are scheduled to
travel to Martinsburg, W. Va, to en-
gage the Hose Company eleven there.
Alcova players are to gather at am.
Petworth Pennants will meet at ! 30
o'clock at Iowa Avenue Playground
and proceed to West Potomac Field No.
2 for their 150-pound Capital City
League game with Brockland Boys
! Club at 3 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
BY WILLIAM II. wRANEK, Jr.

~HARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Novem-
ber 28.-For several years, at the
Y close of the foot ball season,
have chosen a squad of 35 out
standing players from the 8 Southern
Conference teams in Maryland, Vir-
ginia and North Carolina.
These selections have been made only
after careful consultation with coaches
of Virginia and of other institutions
who have seen these men in action and
have been able to compare their play
through several different games.
Here is the squad:
CENTERS - Reiss of Virginia,
Brown of v. P. I. and Espey of N. c.
State.
GUARDS - Bryant Of Virginia,
Fysal of North Carolina, Hite OF V.
p /, Krajcovic Of Maryland, Tilson
of w. and L., and Werner OF Duke.
TACKLES-Bailey of w. and L.,
Carliss of Maryland, Cobb of N. G.
state Hodges of North Carolina,
Kavlor of v. M l., Stark of v. 2. ].
ENDS-Brown of North Carolina,
Condor of Virginia, Gill of v. M. l..
HYATT of Duke, Norris and Pease OF
Maryland.
QUAR- TIE R BACKs-Brsnch Of
North Carolina, Smith OF V. M. l.
and Woods of Maryland.
HALFBACKS- of v. P. l.,
Chalmers of Maryland. Crocm OF
North Carolina, Mattox OF Washing
ton and Lee, Robson of v. P. l.,
Sawyers of Washington and Lee,
SmsSer of North Carolina and
Thomas of Virginia.
MBACKS-Brewer of Duke,
Pcppleman of Maryland and waite
of v. M. 1.
AS is usual, outstanding men in sew
eral positions have been left out. Man!
will protest, and perhaps rightly, tina
Adkins of Duke, Gilbreath of Nortf
Carolina and Faber Of Maryland ar
three as good centers as the trit
named. Then others would want u
kncw why Mitchell OF w. and L. ant
Rea of v. M. 7. were left out. Ihey al
are good, but the men who helpeo m.
in selections happened to like the Wori
of Brown, Espey and ReiSs best OF all.
Jess Kraicovic OF Maryland is re
ceiving general recognition for. secont
season as an outstanding guard. Boti
Ellis Fysal and Henry McIver OF Nortt
Carolina are good men. Bryant's speet
and his ability to pinch hit in the BACK
field makes him valuable to Virginia.
Charlie Cobb of Carolina State ant
Harry Stark of v. P. I. are regardei
as the two outstanding tackles in thl
section. Both Of them have been no.l
mated for all-Southern honors. 1t
by no means easy to limit the guart
and tackle positions to six men,.
But Tor the injuries, Segar Gravat
Of Virginia and AL Seaman Of Virgins
Poly would almost surely be 1nclude'
in the list of crack ends. But the
have been on the bench so long tina
others have taken their places. Mucl
of Maryland's effectiveness with tn
forward pass has been due to the skill
of Jack Norris and Al Pease.
Johnny Branch is undoubtedly tn
best quarterback in the South Atlantt
sector, even though he has not playe'
much this season. 1t is impossible t.
name squad from this territory ant
omit him.
Capt Bill Thomas of Virginia an
Capt. Rip Slusser CT North Carolin
are the two outstanding halfbacks Il
the two States. The abilities that hav
won them fame are by no means tn
same. Slusser, who is the star dasl
Evening star., 1931-11-29
FOOT BALL IS NOW
A GAME OF SQUADS
Hudson of G. U., PoppeIman,
Berger of Maryland, Put
Among Near Greats.
ALL-AMERICA SQUAD

End-Dalrymple, Tulane.
Tackle-Ruey, Northwestern.
Guard-Hickman, Tennessee.
Center-Willtamson Southern Cal.
Guard-Munn, Minnesota.
Tackle Kurth, Notre Dame.
End-Orsi, Colgate.
Quarterback-Shaver, Southern Cal.
Halfback-Schwartz, Notre Dame.
Halfback-RentneT, Northwestern,
Fullback-Cain, Alabama.
Cronkite. Kans. ST. End .Barres. Val,
Hardy, Harvard. Tackle. Smith, Sou. Cal
Hoffman, N. Dame Guard. :. Scafide, Tulane
Yarr, Notre D.. Center. .Gracey, Vanderb
Baker, Sou. Calf. Guard. Sum 'rfelt, Arm,
9uatse. Pittsbgh. Tao kle. .McMurdo, Pittsb
Smith. Georgia End. Riblett: Pennsyl
zim' 'rman. Tula. .Halfback Pinckert S. Cal
McEver, Tenn. .Halfback .Crickard, Harry
Evening star., 1931-11-29
QUITS OLYMPIC PLANS
Preparations by Mexican Army
Teams Ordered Suspended.

MEXICO CITY, November % CP).-
All preparations by members Of the
Mexican Army teams for participation
in the Olympic games at Los Angeles
next Summer have been suspended by
order of Secretary of War Gales. No
reason was given, but it is generally
understood that the lack of money to
finance the preparations and to send
teams to the United States were the
cfVSe.
The order of suspension was sent
cut in the following telegram to all
military commanders:
This ministry has decided to suspend
all preparations being made for par
ticipation by military elements in the
next Olympics at Los Angeles, leaving,
therefore, ineffective all previous in
structions given on this matter"
Evening star., 1931-11-29
WHELAN, C. u, LEADS
GRID SCORERS HERE
Totals "a Points, SO More Than
Poppelman, Maryland Ace.
Berger Climbs.

Barring a miracle man" stunt, Tom
Wnelan, Catholic University's halfback
sensation, will top District college foot
ball scorers lor 1881.
In nine games Tommy has amaSSed
IA toucndownS Tor an 34-polnt total.
In this respect he leads Ray Poppel-
man, MsryIands ace. by a 36-point
margin. Although the ferraplns engage
Western Maryland next Saturday, his
leadership seems safe.
Most notable among the improved
scorers is Bozey Berger, Maryland S
speedboy who tallied three times against
Johns Hopkins Thanksgiving day. Ber-
ger has registered AZ points
Evening star., 1931-11-29
LIvESEY TRAPSHOOT
WINNER AT BENNING
CAPTURES Annual Handicap Event
Title-Cook, Shelton Tie for
Second.

Bob Livesey won the annual trap.
shooting handicap championship OF
Washington Gun Club at Benning yes
terday when, firing from 19 yards, he
broke 81 of 100 targets. His perform
ance was regarded as especially note
worthy in view of the low visibility.
Parker Cook, president Of the club,
and H. H. Shelton pressed Livesey. The
former from 81 yards and the latter
from 20 each powdered S6.
Scores, with the yardages allotted,
follow.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
in To Nat Rookie urLe1s AAmercas Too Many One Team
ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER

be kept legally is 10 inches above or
below tidewater.
Therefore, the anglers fishing for
the small mouth above tidewater will
have to put away their rods and reels
after next Monday. In tidewater they
will be permitted to angle for the big
mouth until next April.
Chapter 442 of the Maryland law
prohibits gigging for fish in the tidal
waters. Heretofore, gigging was pro-
hibited in non-tidal waters only. but
now the law has become Statewide in
effect.
DYED-IN- -THE-WOOL anglers are
- still enjoying sports in the waters
OF Chesapeake Bay and in the lower
Potomac River. Across the Bay at
Tilghman's and Sharp'S Islands, big
rockfsh are said to be breaking many
Evening star., 1931-11-29
LIGHTWEIGHTs PLAY.

Notre Dame Props and Takoma Tigers
will meet in a 135-pound class foot ball
game this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In
West Potomac Park. Notre Dame play
ers are to report on the field at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
WILSON PLAYS COLMAR
Baptist Basket Ball League Game
on Tomorrow Night.

Wilson Avenue Baptist Church basket
ball team of Colmar Manor will engage
Petworth Baptists in Baptist Young
Peoples Union League game in Mac
farland Junior High School gym to-
morrow night at o'clock.
Other games with 130-pound teams
are being booked by Wilson avenue
team through Manager Edward HudginS
at Hyattsville $50 before pm.
Jewish Community Center squad will
scrimmage Columbia University Wed
nesday night at the center gym and
Friday night will drill on the Takoma-
Silver Spring High School floor.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-PatentS No 3. 59a
Hoh team set0Patents No. 3. LOO.
High indiv.duar gane-Carter Bureau of
Mines. l6l
:, aisI IL aiyiduOl set-Goodrich tPatents
HSh i2diviagalI aYerase-Goodrich pat
ents No. 81, ll7-2.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE.


High individual game-Burr, 1874.
High individual SCHILLER. 362.
High individual average-MilIer. 1926.
High teem game-DiSbursing, 582
High team set--Disbursing, 1874.
High Spares-HlaiSdell. Sc.
High StrikeS-Niller, 10
Evening star., 1931-11-29
BISON BASKETERS CALLED
Start Practice Under Coach Burr
at Howard Tuesday.

at Howard Tuesday.
Howard UnIversity's basket ball team
will hold. its initial practice Tuesday
afternoon in the Howard gymnasium.
John Burr, coach Of many Howard
championship teams. again will be back
on the job. Coach Burr is optimistic
and feels the B:Sons will show well this
season.
The following regulars are expected
back: Hall, Sypllax, forwards; Smith,
Tibbs, Macarthur, Taylor, guards; De
Priest, Wood, center.
The Bisons will play schedule of IA
games.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
LONG PASS DECIDES IT
Armstrong HeRves to Fields to Win
for Pleasant Plains.

A long pass by Armstrong from his
own 40-yard line to Fields, who ran 20
yards to a touchdown, yesterday gave
the Pleasant Plains foot ball team a
6-to-0 victory over the Ebenezer eleven
in battle for colored sandlot gridiron
honoTs.
The lone score came in the final
quarter after EDeneZer had outplayed
the ultimate winners throughout the
first half
Evening star., 1931-11-29
HOLY NAME LEAGUE

Season Records.
Hish team game-Holy Rosary. $50.
High team set-St. Jerome, 1862
High individual game-Weeks, ISL
High individual set--Weeks. All.
High individual average-La Billie. 1855
Greatest number of spares-W Woody, 73
Greatest number of strikes-Mullgan, IS
Evening star., 1931-11-29
CIVIC CLuR LEAGUE


High team game-Kiwanis. 579.
High team Set-KiwaniS, l.6l7.
High individual set-Kenippe ORotary).
High strikes-Aaronson CMonarch). Ke-
High sparesGBeTrrau (Newcomers). Bangs
(ReciD:ocitv). 40. -
Wanis). 1870.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
FRATERNITY LEAGUE.

High team Rame.-Phi sigma Chi. 5s5.
High team set--SiRma Delta, l.s45.
High Individual schiller alpha, A. /.
High individual games-Ben LPhi Sigma
ChD and Ritnour tSigma Phi, A. S. L.,
High individual averages-Miiler CAlpha.
A. I. K), ll0-l9; Cctter Kappa PhD. lI0-ll.