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School Tutors Dissect Works
Coggin., Harden to See What's in Their Teams
BY Tom Doerer-

boys have been avoiding sevens ever
since.
But so confident is Tech Of taking
over the boys from the cobbled streets
and sooty monuments tomorrow the
coach has arranged for game on Sat-
urday with Handley High at Win
chester, Va. In the two trays 80 boys
will get their taste Of battle. Which
should send Tech back ready to do q
lot of serious fighting for the remainder
Of the season.
But the blue-eyed boy will be 10
wear the cloak of heroism In each COM
bat tomorrow Is the question today.
And then, again, the only stars our
heroes may see will be those they
gather in the air after Baltimore City
College and Baltimore Poly gallop over
them.
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High School Cridmen to Open
Play This Week End With Six
Contests, All on Foes Fields

siderable strength, and probably viii
give Alexandra High all the bathing
1t wants.
Tech doubtless viii ind HaxkIey
High no push-over, either. The Win
chester boys have been putting out
good elevens.
Eastern Is not expected to defeat
Episcopal. The Light Blue has too
many green boys on its squad. II 1t
holds Episcopal to close score Coach
Mike Kelley doubtless win be pleased.
Emerson is figured to put up good
fight at Orange against woodbury. For
est. but the latter, which generally has
an eleven superior to schoolboy teams
of this section, is expected to triumph.
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REFEREE STOPS BOUTS
TO SAVE BAER'S FOE
Heavyweight So Badly Batters Van
Noy That Official Acts In
Eighth Round.
Nv The Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, September a.
Max Baer of Oakland, 205 pounds, the
former Livermore butcher boy, started
making q punching bag out Of Jack
Van Noy, Los Angeles heavyweight, In
the eighth round of their 10-round
bout here last night, so Referee Toby
Irwin stopped the battle to save Van
Noy further punishment.
Making his first appearance since he
lost q 20-round decision to Pauline
Uzcudun In Reno July 4, Baer alter
nately loafed or fought furiously as the
occasion demanded. Van Noy won the
opening round when he scored with sew
eral jolting rights and let's to the chin
as Baer posed.
Baer won the rest of the session.
some of them as he pleased Van 10Y
weighed 1879 pounds. Oakland Adj
torium was crowded nearly to capacity.
with approximately $1,000 in the
house.
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Fistic Battles

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-Ernie Schaaf, Boston,
outpointed Tuffy Grif1ths, Sioux City,
Iowa Qol; Larry johnson, Chicago,
outpointed Lou Scozza, Buffalo, N. Y.
go; Dave Maier, Milwaukee, stopped
Tiger Thomas, Leiperville, Pa. (2);
John Schwake, st. Louis, outpointed
Salvatore Ruggierllo. Italy CO., Hymie
Wiseman, Des Moines, Iowa. outpointed
Solly Schumann, Chicago (5).
ST. LoUIS.-Midget Mike O'Dowd,
Columbus, Ohio, outpointed Mickey
Genaro, Chicago (10); Johnny pee
wee) Kaiser, st. Louis, knocked out
Babe Ruth. Louisville, KY ca; Dave
Barry, Springfield, ILL.,, stopped Jimmy
Sayers, Lafayette, Ind. "a.
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Minor Leagues

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 6; Toledo. 2.
Other games, rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Los Angeles, 3; Missions, 2.
Seattle, To; Oakland, 81.
Portland, ID; Sacramento, 10.
San Francisco. q: Hollywood, 1.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, s; Oklahoma City, ..
Des MONIES, o; Denver, 5.
Pueblo. 12-11; Omaha, ga,
wichita Topeka, rain.
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AS PROVE GREATNESS

PHILADELPHIA, September "a (P.-
ut takes a great team to win three
league championships in a row." said
Connie Mack. manager Of the worlds
champion Athletics, at a Rotary Club
luncheon.
ST always have maintained a team
was not really great unless it could
repeat"
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Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. - Joe Stecher,
Dodds, Nebr, cracked two ribs of Lee
Wykoff. former st. Louis University foot
ball player, and ended their proposed
fwo-hour limit, two-fall match with a
body scissors in II minutes seconds
Ray Richards. 900, Lincoln, Nebr.,
defeated Dick Lever, 218, Nashville,
1886.
Charlie Hansen, Seattle, won from Al
Baffert, British Columbia, knocking
him out with a left hook to the jaw.
QUEBEC. George Godfrey, Lieper-
willie, Pa, 255, defeated wan Grando-
witch, Russia, asa. two falls to one.
second. 3:23, and third, $50.
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Central has been
nursing q desire to
win that gonfalon
since 1925, a year
after 1t won the
title with 4 VIC
tories and no losses.
1t has skidded and
fioundered S in C e,
but its followers
see In the foot ball
skies its star in
ascendency an d
point to Coggins as
the prophet and
the means.
Whether the new
coach's tutoring Is
1ha fhinh. the doc
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G1 Spending Second Place Coin Schaaf Verdict Oer Gr Booze
Fans Selecting
AS Slab Starter

PHILADELPHIA, September "a
R).-The Philadelphia Athletics,
having snugly put away the
American League pennant for the
season. followers of the champions
are specializing on the opening
pitcher for the world series.
There are nine to pick from
Earnshaw, Grove. Hoyt, Krausse,
Mcdonald, Mahaffey, Peterson, Rom
mel and Walberg.
Many experts think Mack will
start either Grove or Earnshaw, his
two outstanding stars, and others
have a hunch that he might cross
the wise ones by starting cast-of
pitcher. Ns
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Yesterdays Stars
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Earl Averill, Indians-Made four hits
in double-header with Detroit to take
American League leadership with 206
safeties.
Lloyd Brown and "Firpo" Marberry,
Senators-Held Yankees to five hits to
win important battle for second place
In American League.
Robert tRed) Worthington, Braves
Slashed single to score two runs and
beat the Red Sox, to 8, in an exhi-
bition game
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Close followers Of

Close followers Of
Techs fortunes on
the grass griddle
tell me that George
Sachs, a plunging
back, has a chance
TO tack his name
upon the scroll to-
morrow. A sturdy
line that can knife
a gap for a pair of
mules is ready to
give George the OPP
portunity to go
plunging and side
stepping his way
down the boule-
ward to opening
day glory.
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SHOOTS A 80 TO WIN.

QUINCY, Mass, September "a (F).-
Little Charley MacAndrew of Quincy
has won his first major golf victory,
the New England open Championship
of 70 holes on the wind-swept Wollaston
par. for q total Of 289, q stroke below
Johnny Farrell.
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Three Of the i've public high school
elevens and two other institutions Of
the schoolboy group are to get action
this week end as scholastic foot ball
for teams hereabout gets under way in
earnest.
However, should fans wish to get o
look at their favorite team they'll have
to travel, as none of the six games are
to be played in this city.
Tech, public high school champion,
and Central will open their schedules
tomorrow in Baltimore, meeting Balti-
more Poly and Baltimore City College
elevens. Tech and Poly will face In the
Baltimore Stadium In the afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock and Central and City will
clash at night at 8:15 o'clock either in
the City Stadium or at Homewood.
National Training School will 60 30
Alexandria tomorrow afternoon for a
crack at Alexandria High, starting at
$3.50 O'Clock. 1t will be the Training
Schools team second game Of the week
It fought Emerson to o 90 tie Tues
day.
Eastern win open It's card Saturday
afternoon, going over to Alexandria TO
engage Episcopal at $3.50 O'Clock.
Tech, playing its second game in as
many days, will have it out with Hand
ley High at Winchester, Va, and Emer-
son will meet woodbury. Forest at
Orange, Va, in other Tits Saturday
afternoon.
Both Tech and Central are expected
to find the going tough tomorrow. Bal
timore Poly and City are generally good
enough to give the best high school
elevens Of this section the sternest OPP
position.
National Training School, Judging by
its showing against Emerson, has con-
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BLADENsBURG CHALLENGES.

BIADENSBURG, Md, September "a.
-Bladensburg nine has Cancelled a
game scheduled for Sunday with the
Front Royal, Va, All Stars and Is after
a game with an unlimited nine IN this
section. Manager Frank Fierstein is
booking at Hyattsville 614-W. He also
is after game for Sunday for the
Bladensburg Juniors.
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TO HANDLE TENNIS MATCH
Association ofacials TO serve at
Tilden-Richards Tilt.

washington Tennis Association Of
fcials viii handle the umpiring and
linesmen roles at Wardman Park Sum
day when Big Bill Tflden, Vincent
Richards, ct al, of the professional
tennis troupe engage IN q series Of
matches.
A. O. White. Capt. A. J. Gore and
Herbert L. Shepherd will act as UNI
pires. -Four nnesmen, Bill Shreve,
Felix Silva, Joe Rutley and Pat Deck.
have been named.
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DIXIE SERIES IS 3-ALL

Birmin CHAM Wins and Seventh
Game Is Listed at Houston.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. September ~
H9 Birmingham hammered four Hous-
ton pitchers for 20 hits yesterday to
win the sixth game of the Dixie series,
II to 10, knotting the count In games
at Sail
The teams return to Houston for the
seventh and final tilt, Of the series
tomorrow.
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LANDovER HAS GAME.

LANDOVER, Md, September "a
Landover ball team will close its sea-
son Sunday. when it journeys TO Fort
Va, TO engage Mount YER
non A. C. nine.
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NoACHEs Bert Coggins' Cen
trail High and Hap Har-
- dell's Tech foot ball teams

~ dell's Tech foot ball teams
will take apart the old foot
ball clock tomorrow at Baltimore
to see what makes it tick. Cen
trail plays City College and Tech
meets Poly.
And during the process there will
come out Of the skirmishes a pair of
boys, no doubt, whose brilliancy under
fire will mark them as schoolboy grid
heroes for the rest of the season.
That invarisble happens at the
first clash. A loose ball and long
run or long chance and splendid
kick that registers. Chances to star
come with more frequency on open
ming day than in any of the games
to follow, as rule. Timidity and
over-anxiousness, a pair of parodox-
teal twins, are ever present on initial
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24

mi Jack Sharkey's demand for .
postponement of his fight
with Primo Camera, booked
at Ebbstts Field next Wednesday,
has given rise to some weird rumors
in the sock market. Even before
Sharkey bobbed up with an ailing
little finger on his left hand there
was unpleasant gossip about the
brawl.
Prior, to going before a committee
of four physicians at the offices of
the State Athletic Commission to-
day, Sharkey made the positive
statement that he would not box
next Wednesday. IF they don't agree
to a postponement the fight is out
as far as I am concerned" he re-
marked. mo matter what the doc
tors may say I know that my left
hand is not In shape for me to
punch with it and I'm not going to
box until 1t feels right"
Sharkey himself touched on the
rtinaors about the fight.
81 know some people are going
around saying the fight Is In the bag
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MINES WILL TRY AGAIN.

Commerce and q. p. O., rained out
yesterday, were to start the play-oR
series for the city series championship
today at Ais o'clock on the South
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Sw .w Rste ..,,SSsiSs9S5s
Runs batted in--Lary. West. Cronin. Har-
ris. Two:base hit-LaTy: Three-base hit
i Kce i' First Sh base on balisKoS Brown.
9: of Gomez. l: Struck out-By Gomez. s;
Httmof Gomez. In Innings; Oh Pip ss,
in innings; on Brown; : in innninlgs;
pitcher-Brown. Losing pitcher-Gomez
Umpires-Messrs Campbell, Dineen and
owens. Time Of game-l hour and so min
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At Central the boys are looking for
Frank Cumberland to boot and pass his
way to deb day foot ball glory. But
there are no bets on Frank to snare the
lions share of the days cheering. There
are plenty of promising youngsters on
Coggins' outfit this year who may start
their way to stardom at once.
And watch Central in the Public
High Championship struggle this
semester, too. There is lot of faith
being pinned on Coggin's ability to
give to Central's grid outfit the same
prestige and punch he lavished upon
its basket ball team.
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But 1t may be q half dozen other
Tech men who will be giving George
a tussle to take that plum. An end
may slip away from his bodyguard and
pluck pass to set sail for the posts.
And bring home the cheers and the
bay flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24

GAMES TOMORROW.
N. York at Brooklyn.
Phtls. at Boston.
st, Louis at Cinct.
Others not scheduled
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GAMES ToDAH.
PhlIa. at Pitts. Oi
Others not seheauasa.
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NEED EVEN BREAK
IN FOUR CONTESTS
Beat Yanks, 80, to Increase
Margin to | IL Games.
Use CroWder Tomorrow.
Special pispatcl, to The star.

N YEW YORK, September "a
mi A jubilant bunch of Ameri-
4 can League Griffmen are
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GAMES TOMORROW.
washington at N. Y.
Boston at Phila.
Chicago 4 ST. Louis.
Others not scheduled.
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FRANK


:, OHON WfVON
CENTRAL PLACES
AIOT OF CONFIDENCE
TOMORROW AGAINST
6AETteAORG CRY COuG6E
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The attention of drivers of au- tonobiles, both passenger and freight, is called to the following regulations adopted by the Sew ard Dock.
 While a ship is tied to the dock no cars will be permitted on face of the dock.
 2-Taxies and baggage trucks will be permitted to park at the rope between the two warehouses until after the arrival of the ship. However, these cars must move as soon as the passengers have left the ship.
 3-Cars will not be permitted to park on the east side of the ap- preach to the dock.
 4-Cars will be permitted to park on the west side of the dock but must not go south of the ap-
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E. L. sweek, Agent

Arthur w. Johnson, general manager and vice-president of the Alaskan Airways, will leave Fairbanks the latter part Of this month for New York for a confer ence with executives of the Avia- tion of which the Alaskan Air ways is a subsidiary, says the News-Mi MT. Johnson will fly most of the way.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-12
LIBRARY BAKE SALE
 BE HELD OCTOBER A

A committee of the Seward Li- brary is going to give bake sale in the library room on Saturday October A. The purpose of the sale is to raise funds with which to purchase new books.
 The library was organized a little over year ago and now has 135 subscribers. The Library committee hopes to raise the number of subscribers to 200 readers before the first of the year.
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Approximately 100 books go out of the library each week to Sew- ard readers. The library also serves people along the railroad, and other places out of Seward.
 A number of subscriptions talk en out last year are now due and these may be renewed any day the library is open; also some one will be on hand during the bake sale to renew old subscriptions and register new ones.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-12

proach to the city's floating dock. Cars should be left facing south when parked on this strip.
 5-When no ships are tied to the dock, delivery cars with freight for small craft may drive to the ships side So as to make delivery.
 E. L. Sweek, Agent.
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sl4. CONN. AVE- large room, kitchenette
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1901 MACOMB ST Nw.-FOUR ROOMS
and bath. front and rear porrhesi ADULTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-17

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studebaker and Piece-Arrow Distributors,
Champlain st. at kalorama Rd.
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Ford Standard Coupe. S265
Splendid condition: juatN overhaulsd
Essex 1923 Coach .Sl77
A clean interior: car youn like.
Oldsmobile u 4-Door Sdn., Sl23
Paint fine; splendid family car
Pontiac 1877 Coach ...... SI33
New top; O. K throushout
WHY'S Knight 600 4-Door
SeGail ,...... > ! 81
Repainted; splendid upholstery.
WhiDpet 1923 abrIolet . Sis
Repainted; q sporty small car
Ford Roadster, late 1879. sos
Engine fne; splendid appearance.
Ford 1879 Phaeton. ... S245
Nearly new tires: mechanically o.
Ford 1929 Sport Coupe. ). S2I3
You know IT'S a snap ut this price
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-17
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