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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
HAS BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR SOCCER WINNER
Mount Rainier Junior High Is 0p
timistic, With Eight Letter
Men on Squad.

MOUNT RAINIER, Md, September
19.-With eight letter men winners from
last season, at hand, along with around
a dozen newcomers, some of whom are
expected to develop into capable players,
Perry Wilkinson, coach of the Mount
Rainier Junior High School soccer team,
is optimistic over prospects Of winning
combination.
Veterans available include Myles
Timke, goal; Charley Callow, left out
side; Foster Matthias, left inside; Bob
Emory, center forward; Bob Matthias,
right inside; Gus Chakalakis, right out
side; Melvin Mueller, right halfback,
and Bill Brady, right fullback
Newcomers include Robert Gseheidle,
Bill Allen and Bill Barnard, who will try
for the left fullback position held last
season by Harold Bennay, who has been
lost; Robert Bless, Phil Ziegler and Joe
Brown, aspirants for left halfback, a
position held a year ago by Duvall;
Sam Tayman and Raymond Hayhoe,
who will go after the center halfhack
assignment filled In 1880 by Sonny
Ayler, and Perry Boswell, expected to
furnish Chakalakis a brisk fight for
right outside.
Stewart Taylor, who alternated with
Chakalakis at right outside, also has
been lost.
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VIRGINIA IS GIVEN
FIGHT IN 1870 WIN
Roanoke Hats Five Drives
Near GoaI-CavaIierS Use
Only Eight Plays.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~HARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sep
TENDER 19.-Virginia opened its
1891 foot ball season today with
an 1e-to-0 victory over fight-
ing Roanoke eleven that withstood
Cavalier assaults i've times within the
1o-yard line.
Virginia rushed over 9 touchdown in
each of the last three quarters. Only
eight plays were used. four running and
four passing.
Capt. Bill Thomas got away for a
27-yard run on the third play of the
game and placed the Cavaliers in posi-
ton to score shortly after the kickoff
But Ringstaff intercepted Sackett's pass
on the 10-yard line. He repeated the
performance a few minutes later, carry
ing the ball out to the 40-yard line
Virginia battered through to the Maroon
20-yard line as the quarter ended.
AS the second opened Thomas passed
to Sackett for IL yards and crashed
through tackle for T. Sackett added 4
through the line and Thomas plunged
over.
The Virginia offense was not clicking
during the first half, and once Roanoke
threatened. Ramsey got OF nice pass
to Ringstaff, and Matthews and Ram
sey punctured the Cavalier line repeat
edly until Reiss. Cavalier center, shared
a pass and started the Cavaliers back
up the field.
After the intermission Virginia men
aced the Roanoke goal constantly
Stevens, who replaced Thomas, COM
bined with Myers. Sackett and Harris
to rush over another touchdown. Myers
scored. A 20-yard pass, Sackett to
Stevens, featured the 40-yard advance.
Myers started another drive with a
31-yard gallop, and the Cavaliers gained
30 yards, only to be held on the 1-foot
line by their fighting opponents. AS the
last quarter opened Sackett slashed
through tackle for 20 yards. Nine plays
later Harris bucked center for a touch
down.
Substitutions were not frequent until
the final period. when Virginia changed
the entire team.
The Cavaliers registered 81 first
downs to for Roanoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
ALPHA DELTA OMEGA
ON GRID TITLE HUNT
Corrals Bunch of Talent to Bid
for Northern Virginia and
Capital City Honors.

A LExANDER, Va, September 10.
" With squad of % players
n ranking with the foremost anna
teur performers in this section,
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity has the
foundation for one of the. strongest
sandlot clubs ever developed here.
1t Is planning to make a strong bid
for both the Northern Virginia and
Capital City League crowns.
The team has been in training the
past week under the direction of Ralph
Scrivener.
Ten linemen and IL backfield candi-
, dates are among those Scrivener has
been drilling.
The first named group includes Jimmy
Luckett and Bob Anger, ends; Brick"
Sisk, Bottles" West and Bobby Bren-
ner, tackles; Jake Sporting, Tomlin and
Reds" Nugent, guards; Dave EayliSs
and Julian Whitestone, centers
Aspirants for berths in the ball-earry-
ing department are Scrivener, Copy
Goodwin, Lester McMenanin, Jack
Reid, Elicit Cabell, Jim Haywood. Rus
sell Sutton, Jimmy Jones, Douglas
Crupper, Pete Williams, "Whickey''
Whalen, Douglas Hewitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
WEBSTER Is VICTOR
|, IN TRIAL MARATHON
He and Miles, Runner-Up, Likely
to Represent Canada at
1882 0lympics.
az the Associated Press.

az the Associated Press.
HAMILTON, Ontario, September 1s.-
Harold Webster of Hamilton today won
the olympic trial marathon race, COM
ing from behind after 10 miles of the
grind to finish ahead of elubmate,
Johnny Miles, former Halifax runner.
M. Anderson of Calgary was third.
Webster's time for the IS miles 385
yards was hours 81 minutes As sec
onds, a record for the local marathon
course.
BY placing first and second today
Webster and Miles were virtually as
sured of places on the Canadian Olym-
pic team which will compete at Los
Angeles in 1882. Anderson Is not
eligible. There were 81 starters.
In the track meet which was run at
the same time, the Hamilton Olympic
Club sprint relay team established q
new Canadian record of az 9-10 seconds
for the 44o-yard relay. The Detroit
team finished second.
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NAVY IS SHOWING !
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
Needs General, Punter and
Ends-Has an Array of
Speedy Backs.
NNAPoL1s, Nd. september a.

A NNAPOLIS, Nd, September 19-
~ One Of the most promising
IA phases Of the practice session
Of the Naval Academy foot bali
team, which finished its second week
today under the direction Of Coach Ed.
gar E. RIP" Miller. is decided evi-
dence Of enthusiasm.
Although the weather has been torrid
almost every day Of practice. the 81
candidates have entered into their
drills and scrimmages with an enc
thusiasm that has encouraged tha
coaching STAFF and officials Of the in-
stitution more than any other aspect.
The handicaps to the team that have
appeared during the early days Of train.
ing are, first, the lack OF an expert.
enced quarterback; second, the grad
uation of both varsity ends, and. third.
the failure of q capable and depend.
able punter to appear on the scene.
Becht Gives Promise.
While Becht, q fast and snappy
quarterback from last years freshman
eleven, gives the greatesttpronnise Miller
regrets that he has no man with any
varsity experience.
pick two ends from horde Of material.
OF the four veterans available-Born,
Pray, Elliott and Smith-only the lat
ter two are considered up to the stand
ard.
Graduation Of Bowstrom. dependable
and effective punter of last year, pre-
sents the other problem. Five punters.
Kane, Erek, Kirn Samuels and Rob-
bins, have been tested for the position.
Kane has shown the greatest premie
but his efforts have been far from til
standard of last years captain. Ka-t
is tackle.
Three Of the positions, and mC
likely a fourth, are closed with XII
sure of backfield post; Underwood,
outstanding player on the line,
guard; Capt.-elect futile at center,
Bryan, showing up well at t.
Three other men are almost on
with Bryan, however, they being Ja1
Chambers and McCrea.
Has Many Fast Backs.
One of the greatest advantages 81
the team this year Is the fact that N
will be able to put at least three cor
plete sets Of backs on the field. Mere
than SO per cent of the backfeid cam
dtdates have been or are track men.
The fastest man ever to wear q foot
ball suit at Annapolis is j. J. Way
bright, l70-pound fIlllback of the sopho-
more class. He ran all his races at the
100 yards in 10 seconds or better last
year as a plehe, his best time being 90.
On either side of him are B. F. Walkup,
also dash man from last years plebe
team; w. M Wilcox and Kim, who
was an excellent hurdler while pre-
pairing at Peddie.
Navy does not play until October 8,
when it meets William and Mary here.
but it Is the game with Maryland in
Griffith Stadium in Washington for
which the Midshipmen will be pointed.
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|BLUES AND GRAYS
| TIE IN c. v. CAMP
Neither Able to Score, but
Each MenaCeS Goal on
Two Occasions.

~ AMP LET'S, Md, September 10.
The first battle in the civil
war between the Blues and
Grays of George Washington's
foot ball squad ended In scoreless
tie here today. Each twice was near
a score.
The Blues, made up largely OF letter
men from last year, appeared to have
a paper edge over their sophomore Toes.
Before the first quarter was half over
they were storming down the f1elo
steadily toward score, but the Grays
braced and took the ball on downs on
the 5-yard line. Again IN the thro
quarter the Blues menaced.
Hoffman, veteran back, and Malta
and Doyle, sophomores, took the o De y
in deep forays into the Blue territory
twice. Hoffman plunged through the
line for steady gains, while both Matla
and Doyle made long runs.
Following the game Coach Ptxlee ex-
pressed himself as satisfied with the
defensive work of his men, but he was
not pleased with the interference and
blocking.
The squad breaks camp Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Landers and De Angelo Due
To Offer Real Bantam Tilt
In Show at Fort Tomorrow
OCAL boxing fans are steadying
themselves for one Of the best
bantam scraps of the season to-

themselves for one Of the best
bantam scraps of the season to-
morrow night at Fort Washing
ton. when Sailor Billy Ianders swaps
punches with Frankie De Angelo in
the eight-round wind-up of 36-round
card.
De Angelo and Landers are two Of
the most popular boys to appear at
the river club this season. Despite
the fact that Landers Is from Norfolk,
he has won the favor of Washington
ians by his willingness to mix, his
hard punch and clean craftsmanship
whether Billy will do the same to
Frankie as he did against Jimmy
Tramberia remains to be seen. 1t will
be remembered he put the Baltimorean
away in two rounds.
frankie will come In at 125 pounds,
2 less than in their last meeting
However, it is claimed the local Italian
is faster and can hit just as hard
at this weight.
Landers will make 100, at which
he is always at his best. The Sailor
has not been beaten in three starts at
the fort this year. De Angeles SUD-
porters are basing their claim to victory
for him on the fact that he is in the
best shape of his career.
The promoters have lined up what
they believe to be one of the best sup
porting cards of the season.
The semi-windup brings together two
sailors-one a boxer and the other
a fighter. They are Sailor McKenna
and Mickey Morley Morley is the ALL
Navy lightweight champion of 193o-31.
He is reputed to be a two-fisted
puncher, who will give McKenna plenty
of trouble for eight rounds.
In the. main preliminary Soldier
Clark meets Caspar Leon. The latter
made ouch a favorable impression
against Joe Piscatelli.
Other preliminaries feature:
Sammy Hogan VS.. Jack Cody, Sol
der Green VS.. Sailor Oden, Soldier
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BOOKS GRIDIR0N FOES
Five of Eight Games to Be Played
by WI. High Announced.

> ALEXANDRIA, Va. September 10
Five of the eight games to be played by
Washington-Lee High School of Ball
ston during the approaching foot ball
campaign have been arranged by Attn
letic Director o. L. Driver.
The schedule:
October-2, Staunton High School; is,
open; 23, Fredericksburg High School; 80,
November-6, Alexandra High, gagGett's
Park; II, Lane High. at Charlottesville, Va;
20. Western High: ~, open.
SQUAD. including Capt. Babe" Via, all
State tackle last season and member
of Washington and Lees State cham
pionship team in 1929; Clements, cen
ter; Bragg, end; Allen and Eaton, backs.
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Best Eleven Nav
Not Be Champion

a TLANTA, September 10 Dr.
"A Tulane, Alabama and Tennes-
see, three Of the strongest teams
last Fall, are selected by Southern
conference coaches as the most
likely contenders for the 1881 cham
pionship.
In answering an Associated Press
questionnaire, most of the coaches
said Georgia and Vanderbilt would
rank as the strongest teams in Dixie,
put few gave the Bulldogs or Com
moaores a chance to come through
their hard schedules without defeat.
Tulane's schedule Is so arranged
that 1t will have rest time in between
the hardest games with Georgia and
vanderbilt. Alabsmas schedule, like
wise, is we'll built.
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VINES AGAIN is LOSER
Shares Defeat in Mixed Doubles
His Third Since q. s. Win.

LOS ANGELES, September 10 Cpl.
Ellsworth Vines, national singles tennis
champion, submitted to his third de-
feat after his return to Southern Cali
fornia today when he teamed with
Josephine Cruickshank Of Santa Ana,
Calf.
They lost a mixed doubles exhibition
match in the fifth annual Pacific
Southwest tournament to George Lott.
Philadelphia, and Edith Gross, San
Francisco, SIS, 81, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Generally Bright d. College E7euens They Prime for Openers
Sheary to Pilot
Cards at Boston

7 ESTER CBUS) sHEARY. fulIback,
~ will captain the Catholic Uni
versity eleven In its opening
foot ball game with Boston College
Saturday at Boston, 1t was an
nounced last night by Head Coach
Arthur Dutch Bergman. Sheary,
q junior, was chosen in recognition
OF his outstanding individual and
team play In practice to date.
For the remainder of the season
the player showing to the best adj
vantage before each game viii be
designated captain for that contest.
It also was announced that VIM
cent Fraatz, veteran end, likely would
game because Of sprained ankle
suffered recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Middy-Old Liner
Tickets on Sale

TICKETS for the foot ball struggle
1 to be staged between Navy and
Maryland at GrifEith Stadium
on october 10 will go on public sale
at the Washington ball park tomer-
row morning. All seats are So, with
the exception of the boxes.
Navy has not played In Washing
ton since 1t met Penn State in
Grifhth Stadium In the Fall of 1922
and the Midshipmen's tilt with the
Old Liners is expected to attract a
capacity crowd. At least interest
and the demand for tickets indicate
that 1t will.
Navy won at Annapolis last Fall
by to 0 before all the fans that
could be packed into Farragut Field
and another such struggle is In
prospect this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Weeks Grid Tits
For ID. C.. Elevens
COLLEGE.
Saturday.

00k0LaAys
GEORGETOWN VS.. Lebanon Valley at
Grifith Stadium, 2;;30 o'clock.
George Washington VS.. Shenan-
doah at Central High School Sta
dunn, $3.50 o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Washington College
at Byrd Stadium, College Park, 2:30
o'clock
Catholic University VS.. Boston Col
lege at Boston.
SCHOLASTIC.
Tuesday.
Emerson VS.. National Training
School at National Training School,
$3.50 o'clock.
Friday.
Tech VS.. Baltimore Poly at Balti-
more Stadium.
Central VS.. Baltimore City College
at Baltimore might.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal at Alex
andria.
Dewitt VS.. Alexandria High at
Alexandria.
Saturday.
Tech VS.. Handley High at Win
chester, Va.
Emerson VS.. Woodbury. Forest at
Orange, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
MARTINEZ WINS AT C. U.
Registers ia Points to Lead in
Frosh Intramural Meet.

AZ 55SLGIS ~ GO4AtS " ACa0 A.
Frosh Intramural Meet.
Scoring TX points, Martinez was the
star yesterday In a freshmen athletic
field day sponsored by the intra-mural
athletic department of Catholic Uni
versity. Martinez won the sack race
and paired with Mazzeo to capture the
three-legged race.
Sullivan finished second with 61k
points, followed by Mazzeo with 51a and
Mcmahon with 5.
Summaries:
50-YARD DASH-wen by Dan Sullivan;
second, William Morris; third, Paul Nc
Mahon. Time, SIS seconds.
THREE-LEGGED RACE-Won by Martinez
and Mazzeo; second. Nevins and Sullivan:
third, Dematt and Di Jaicomo. Time, Q
INDIAN CLUB RELAY go yards to each
man)-Won by Rastiano, Poellecchia, Hasso
SACK RACE $50 yards)-won by Martinez;
second, Maszeo; third. Mcmahon. Time, 10
GOAL POST RACE Gao yards)-won by
Sommers; second, Mcmahon; third, Pila
Time, 80 seconds.
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MERCER RALLY TELLS.

MACON, Ca, September 10 Dr.
Gaining momentum as the heat died
down, the Mercer Bears scored two
touchdowns IN the fourth quarter to-
day to overcome a serappy Erski~e
eleven from Due West, s. c.. 20 to 6,
Jake Trommerhauser, Mercer sopN--
more, quarterback, was the star Of the
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
STURDY VAULTS 10 FEET.

NEW YORK. September 10 (P).-
Fred Sturdy, former Yale star. now of
the Los Angeles A. c., jumped IS feet
in the pole vault to beat the IL feet,
inch leap of w. L. Thompson of Yale,
his only rival for the event at an out
door meet of the New York Athletic
Club today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
NET TEAMS TO CLASH

Henry and Taft to Play Match in
Public Parks Loop.
Henry and Taft teams viii meet in
postponed Public Parks Tennis
League match this morning at 10
o'clock on the Friends School courts.
There will be six singles and three dou-
bles and Henry will be strtvfags Tor a
sweep in order to gain on the league
leading Potonacs.
1t Is hoped to play all the remaining
postponed matches this week. Besides
Potomac and Henry the Montrose team
still is in the fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
LATE SCORE BRINGS
v. M. |. VICTORY, 60
March Of 65-Yards in Last Five
Minutes Proves Undoing Of
Hampden-Sidney.
BY the Associated Press.

LEXINGTON, Va, September IA
determined little Hampden-Sydney
eleven today held the Flying Squadron
of v. M. l. scoreless until the last 5
minutes of play and forced the heavier
and more experienced Cadets to exert
themselves to obtain 6-to-0 victory.
The "Keydets" could not get their at
tack functioning properly in deep enemy
territory although the backs showed
flashes of power in midfield.
1t was when the Tigers were worn
and battered that Buck Wright v. M. I.
fullback. led an assault on the weaker
line that resulted in his plunge for a
touchdown after 60-yard drive.
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CUTS GRID REPERTOIRE
Kansas will Sacrifice Variety for
Greater Precision.

LAWRENCE, Kans., September 10
precision, are planned for the 1881
Kansas Jayhawker foot ball squad.
I'VE are eliminating some of our Of
fense," says Head Coach II. W. (BilD
Hargiss. I'VE have had too much so
we are going to take fewer plays and
work them better"
Although graduation and .ineligibility
cut deeply into the 1880 Big Six cham
pion squad, Hargiss isn't pessimistic,
for a flock of sophomores scaling 200
pounds and down has turned out.
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TWIN BILL AT CLINTON.

CLINTON. Md, September ga
base ball double-header will feature a
community gathering here Saturday.
BranoyWlne and Bryantown mines will
face in the opening game with the Gin
ton team engaging the victor in the
nightcap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
RING CHAMPION lNVADES
j. Hill of Manila, orient's welter
King, Trains in Chicago.

CHICAGO, September IT R.-Jim-
my Hill of Manila, welter-weight
champion Of the Orient, is the latest
Filipino to invade America in search
OF fame and fortune in the ring He is
training here today for pending bouts
He is brother of the Sensational
Johnny Hill and is rated as a terrific
puncher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
QUINN, ROBINS IN FINAL
Beat Knapp and Floyd in crump
Memorial Tournament.

Memorial Tournament.
PINE VALLEY. N. j., September 10
C4D.-MedaliSts in the tournament for
the George Arthur Crump Memorial
Cup at the Pine Valley Golf Club won
their way to the semi-f1nals through
So holes of match play today.
Watts Gum, former Albanian, now
Of Pittsburgh, eliminated Alec M.
Knapp, Baltimore, Q and l, while James
M. Robbins of Pine Valley, former
Pennsylvania State amateur champion,
turned back L. M. Floyd of Garden
City by the same count.
Gum and Robbins tied for the quail
flying medal Thursday with 156.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Line ups and Summary.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Myers. Harris.
Substitutions: Virginia-Coles for Wager.
Thompkins for Dial. Stevens for Thomas
Abramson for Myers. Edgar for Sackett.
Roa noke-Purvine for Farley. Engers for
RefeIee~Mr. EbeTts (Catholicl. Umpire
Mr. Bocock (Georgetown). Head linesman-
Mr.. Daniels (Georgetown).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

Boston College and Maryland tries con-
illusions with Washington College.
Georgetown is to meet Lebanon VAL
ley at Clark Griffith Stadium, George
Washington has its game in the Central
High Stadium, While Maryland plays on
its own field. The @. U.-Boston College
game Is at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
SCHWARTZ NINE IN GAME.

Schwartz jewelers., winners of the
Capital City Base Ball League junior
crown, will engage Springer Post
Juniors of Richmond, Va. champions,
in double header this afternoon on
the West Ellipse. starting at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Foot Ball Tips
BY SOL METzGER.

Here is one Of the forward pass
plays with which Notre Dame broke
down the defense of Southern Cali
fornia last year. The Ramblers are
10 use 1t this Fall. It's success was
due to the fast work Of ends Is and
y in breaking down field and then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

swerving toward the side lines TO
draw out Of position the defensive
backs playing 10 yards behind the
line.
Back ID started with them. but
broke to his right in order to carry
out the feint of his right end Then
he suddenly turned to his left. at a
point or yards beyond the scrim-
mage line, where he caught pass
from back a..
Note how cleverly 6, and rush
into position to protect the passer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
W. & M. IN 60 TILT
collegians and Langley Field Play
Ragged Foot Ball.

4eHb BOu wv ~@"NA'
WILLIAMSBURG Va, September 10
H1.-The william and Mary Indians
and Langley Field service team played
to a 6-to-6 tie in practice game today.
Both teams took advantage of pair
Of blocked kicks to push over their
touchdowns.
With the exception Of few bright
spots, the game was played in Q ragged
style. The Indian attack was slowed up
by numerous fumbles.
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TENNIS LIST is OPEN
Entries for Legion Junior Tourna-
ment to Close Wednesday.

menC TO GLOSS WeuhSsoaJ'
Entries for the junior tennis tourna-
ment. sponsored by the District of Co
Iurnbia Department of the American
Legion, which will be held next Satur-
day and Sunday on the Friends School
courts, will clese Wednesday at pm.
Entry blanks may be obtained at the
Tennis Shop 1919 Fifteenth street. Any
bow living in the District who has not
reached his 18th birthday January
last is eligible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
EVANS is GOLF WINNER

Veteran Defeats Jennings Easily
in Spring Haven Tourney.
WALLINGFoRD, Pa, September 10
(P).-Chief Evans of Chicago captured
the ninth annual invitation golf taurna-
ment at the Spring Haven Club today
by and Victory over Paul Jennings
of Llanerch, N. j., in the 18-hole final
match.
The veteran Evans won his match by
sensational putting. On seven green's
he took only one putt and on the 9TH
ers only the regulation two.
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Llne-urs and SUMMARY.

SubstitTtions: v. NJ I-Guards, Marklis.
drainser;- quarterback. Smith. fqIIback.
tackle. Peach; ends. McLaughlin, Krupka;
halfback, Dingwall; .fulIbaek, Withrow.
Referee-Mr, CarrinEton (Virginial. Um-
pire-Mr. Williams (Virginia).. Head lines
man-Mr. Spruhan (Ohio Northern. Time