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Evening star., 1932-11-19
STAR BOWLERS PERFORM
Dixie Sweepstakes on Today and
Tonight at Three Plants.

Many of the star bowlers of the
South Atlantic section were expected, to
compete today and tonight in the sec
ond annual Dixie Sweepstakes. in three
five-game blocks, rolled on three sets
of alleys here.
The Recreation pin plant was the
scene of the opening skirmish of the
first major sweepstakes event of the
duekpin season at IL o'clock this morn
ing. The second five-game block will
be rolled ON the Convention Hall drives
at o'clock, with the third and final
block scheduled for the Arcadia tonight
at o'clock.
Ollie Pacini, who went on to annex
the No. national ranking, won the
Dixie Stakes crown last year.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR,

a RTHUR DEVLIN of Washington
n will not be retained by the Bos-
ton Nationals next year. He
formerly was an inflelder with the
New York Giants.
Matty Mcintyre. who played in
the outfield for Detroit and Chi
cago, has announced his retirement
from base ball
Eastern and Tech meet today to
decide second place in the public
high school foot ball championship
series.
Maryland Agricultural College will
have a basket ball team the coming
season for the second time in its
history. Georgetown, Gallaudet,
Loyola Of Baltimore and Virginia
are among teams that so far have
been scheduled by the Farmers.
NJ Street High Schools foot ball
team defeated Armstrong High, IS to
o. Rector, Talbert and Moody scored
touchdowns.
The Aggies won all three games
from the Interior rollers In q De-
partmental Duckpin League match.
Aggies were represented by German,
Norton, McLennan, Drake and Field
and Interior by LEVERS, Welden,
Frye. Burley and Roepke.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Straight Off Tee

MRS. ROBERT H. LEE Of the host
lv1 club won the gross prize in the
field day held by woman golfers
Of the Army-Navy Club yesterday for
members of second teams Of other clubs
around Washington. Mrs. Lee had
card Of 106. She also won the prize
for the lowest number Of puts with 80,
but, being entitled to only one prize,
took the gross award.
The low net prize went to Mrs. F. o.
Scott of Manor with card Of 10
1876. Mrs. De Farges won the prize
for the lowest number of puts with "a
for the round. The prize for low net
on the first nine went to Mrs. A. @.
Minnix Of Columbia with 52-1o--42.
The prize for low net on the second
nine was won by Mrs. c. d. Batchelder
Of the Army Navy Club with card OF
$3.50. Mrs. G. X. Wing won the
prize for the lowest total on the sew
enth, ninth. tenth and seventeenth
holes, all short holes, with 5, 4, 4, b
for a total of IS. Thirty women from
all the local clubs took part in the
tourney
Evening star., 1932-11-19
.UNDERCOvER FIGHT
CARRIED ON APACE:
Supposed Tests Fail to Hide
Strenuous Struggle for
Championship Bout.
BY WILBUR WOOD.

"a yEW YORK, November 49,
M The greatest struggle now
Y being waged in the sock
market Is that between
Madison Square Garden and Joe
Jacobs for the services of Max
Baer next Summer. 1t is an un-
der-cover battle of the most
strenuous sort. Jacobs fired the
first gun publicly with an an-
nouncement the day he sailed for
Germany to join Max Schmeling,
his pride and Joy and, incident
ally, ,>his meal ticket.
At that time Jacobs announced that
Schmeling was under no obligations to
the Garden, would not fight next Sum-
mer for the Garden, and that Baer, No.
8 man in the heavyweight kingdom,
had agreed to box Schmeling next June
under the banner of an independent
promoter to be provided by Jacobs.
THE Garden bosses pretended at the
l. moment-and still pretend pun-
licly-to regard Jacobs blast as
merely harmless ballyhoo to keep
Schmeling's name in the papers. Jimmy
Johnston, you may recall, publicly
asked Baer to toss over his present
managerial cabinet and enlist with
Charlie Johnston, guaranteeing TO
make the Livermore Larruper cham
pion II he would do that. Johnstonis
offer to Baer also was passed OF as
merely Jest.
However, from that day to this the
Garden has been doing everything In It's
power to wean Baer from his compact
to box Schmeling next Summer, Gs
planned by Jacobs. SO far Baer has
struck with Ancil Hoffman, his real
manager, who Is aligned with Jacobs.
Primo Carnera is to box Jose Santa
in the Garden tomorrow night. It
seems a foregone conclusion that Car
nera will win. The Garden has tried
with every means at its command to
persuade Baer to accept bout with
Camera here next month.
DAER was offered the crack at
- Sharkey and the title in June,
without further qualification, If he
would accept the Camera assignment
and hang up a victory In short, Baer
would be given the coveted shot at the
title without being asked to hurdle
Schmeling.
So far Baer has turned deaf ear TO
the Gardens Establishments. He def-
nitely has declined the proposition to
box Camera So there will not be
much in the way of a match for Car
nera in the Garden IN December, as
suming he belts out Santa, unless It
be tiff with Stanley Poreda.
Baer undoubtedly figures that he can
harvest more coin by fighting Schnel-
ing than by mixing with Sharkey, and
still have the Sharkey bout next Sep
tember II he can remove Schmeling
in June.
Evening star., 1932-11-19

after putting on a new drone, and the
second fish, or perhaps 1t was the same
fish, did the same thing-bent and
broke his hook and got away. These
anglers are planning another trip to
this fishing ground next Sunday. They
want to land one Of the big fellows. All
their fish were caught on the first day.
On the second they did not get strike.
A wASHINGTONIAN who has o
n Summer cottage at North Beach
reports that last Sunday he OBJ
served big school Of rockflsh breaking
water directly in front Of his home. He
said there were about a thousand gulls
following the school, that seemed to
cover acres Of water-a wonderful sight.
He went for his boat, but found 1t full
of rainwater and couldn't get the motor
started.
Rockfish do not stay in any one area,
so that the odds are against getting into
a school of them.
The best bet for the angler now Is the
large-mouth bass in the river below
Washington. He can fish on the Mary
land side until March 81, and on the
Virginia side, II he has Virginia
license, until March Is.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
MOUNT RAINIER BOYS CLUB

1V1 basketers will play the Justine
Nicholson five tonight at 8:15
o'clock on the Mount Rainier floor. For
games with the Rainiers call Manager
Meyer at Greenwood 1851
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Fistic Battles

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Primo Carnera, Italy,
stopped Jose Santa, Portugal (6);
Walter Cobb, Baltimore, outpointed
Jack Dorval, Quincy, Mass. (6); Bob
Olin, New York, outpointed Tommy
Walsh, New York (6; Andy Mitchell,
New York, stopped Yale Okun, New
York "a; Charley Massera. Pittsburgh,
outpointed Juanito Olaquiebel, Spain
(6.
PTTTSBURGH-Tedd YarosZ, Mo-
naca, Pa, outpointed Jack King, Chi
cago Q0).
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Eddie Murdock,
Tulsa, Okla, defeated Cowboy Charlie
Cobb, California (10); Huskey Velasco,
San Diego, won by technical knockout
over Johnny Minella, Detroit ca.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Another Big Deal
Seen for Giants

NEW YORK, November i9.-New
IN York base ball sharps heard
today that the Giants soon will
announce another big deal, calcu-
lated to give Manager Bill Terry q
winner next year. Terry was re-
sponsible for the swapping OF
Mooney, Walker, Allen and O'Far-
rell to the Cardinals for Pitcher
Starr and Catcher Mancuso and he
has been working the wires for other
men of value ever since.
The Giants need hard-hitting
third baseman, a high-grade short
stop, who can be fitted into the
infield in case Travis Jackson is un-
able to play regularly, and at least
two experienced pitchers. Hugh
Critz may come back to cover sec
ond base II Terry cannot obtain q
better man. On paper Melvin OFT
and Joe Moore appear to be fixtures
in the outfield and Frank Hogan
will be retained to help Mancuso
behind the bat.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Chess Master Prefers Bird &c
Enjoys Card Game With Wife, but DIR. Alekhine
Bars Her as Opponent on Squared Board.

conceited about his game. He
merely thinks that chess is one
game in which the master can
coldly analyze, decide he Is indeed
master, and then prove 1t.
He proved it by defeating Capa-
blanca for the world championship
five years ago, in series that took
10 weeks to play. Now he takes on
40 or more amateurs at time, Just
to keep his hand in.
Dolefully he comments that he
doesn't see anybody on the chess
horizon likely to give him a struggle
for his title, either.
DR.. Alekhine looks as If he might
take pleasure in pushing real men
around ring instead of push
ing chessmen over q little board.
He's six feet tall, broad-shOuldered, d,
and right in the light-heavyweight
class. He's heard about those mill
lion..dollar gates, with interest, too.
But he'd rather, he says, be cham
pion Of chess.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
ANGLERS GUIDE.

TO-
Potomac River Points
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Golf Analysed
by JOE GLASS

NNE fault of which many golfers
~ are guilty is keeping their
weight on their right foot too
long.
This restraints the turning move
ment of the hips on the swing
through the ball The arms, having
gone through with rush, at first,
later are deferred by the slower
movement of the body, with the
result that the ball is hit when the
clubhead is slowing up, not when 1t
is moving at its highest speed. And
distance Is lost.
Two sketches of Bill Burke are
Evening star., 1932-11-19
WASHINGTON GIRLS LOSE
Beaten, 1871, by Philadelphia in
Field Hockey Tourney.

BALTIMORE, November ia Wash
ington eleven, defeated yesterday by
Philadelphia's first team in an 1871
match in the first days play in the
girls Southeastern field hockey tourney
here, plays Baitimores second team
today.
Agnes Rodgers scored Washington
only goal. Others playing for the D. c.
eleven included Margaret Johnston,
Wilberta Buswell, Betty CARRIER, Kath-
arine McCallum, Rulston, Jennie Turn
bull, Sylvia Meyer, Hazel Sayre, Jean
Pearson and Miriam Spalding.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
BUREAU LEAGUE.
Individual AveraEes.

Section Jordan, 90-13; Herbert. 97-3;
Lanigan. 9s-7; Clark, 1o3-l6; Ander-
son. 1O9-s,
Section 677-Merward, $50 HortImnan.
Thomas. 0o-14; Waple, 1o0-14; VIII
liams 1927.
Section g-La Hayne, 93-5i Dowlins,
94-1; Veihmeyer, 94-I0; McAuliffe, 100-10;
Hardie, 103-21.
Engraving-Watt, 91-2; Walsh. 93-2l
NumberinE-Boyd. g2-15; Kessler, 100-l1;
Stelle, 1924; Mayhem. 1912; Davis, 1OS-5.
Rotary-Meeks, $50; Donaldson, "a;
Coleman 95-1; Hassett. es-12; stroth-
surface-Topley, 91-1e; Garner. 94-10;
Sullivan, 96-5; Kissner. 9s-l6; Powell,
l06-7.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
T0sSERS TO SCRIMMAGE.

The Hyattsville A. G. basket ball
team will scrimmage the Richards &
Son quint tonight In the Hyattsville
High School gymnasium at 8 o'clock
and these players of the former team
are to report: Kitchin. McCann, Weber,
Troy, williams, Bill Spicknall, Thomas
and Paul Reeley. Rich Reeley is the
coach.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
DEADLOCK FOR TITLE
Alexandria and fredericksburg
High Play TT Game.

ALEXANDRIA, November 19.-Alex-
andria High and Fredericksburg High
elevens fought to TT tie here yester-
day in a foot ball game that was to de-
termine the third district champion
ship in the Virginia scholastic title race
Virginia tied the score in the last 80
seconds, when Harry ingalls,, quarter
back, plunged across and then hit the
line second time for the extra point
Evening star., 1932-11-19

TEN generally strong cage teams
| go to the post tonight for the
| opening of the twelfth Sunday
Evening star., 1932-11-19
YOUNG CAVALIERS LOSE.

UNIVERSITY, Va, November ig.---
University of Virginia freshmen closed
what had started out to be a banner
season by being defeated by their
ancient rivals, North Carolina, 80 to
IL. Victories were scored over Mary
land, v. M. I. and washington and
Lee, but, in addition TO Carolina, the
Young Cavaliers lost to v. P. ].
Evening star., 1932-11-19

blocked in by right end 80 and
quarterback (2). the latter coming
in from a position back of 4 TO
take care of the end threat.
With this formation called a
second time, the defense backs
naturally expect to block their
left end, and to block their left
tackle, again. But this does not hap
pen. Nos. 8 and who in the re-
verse are interferers, run right
again, but stop to do the blocking
job which previously had occupied
2 and S. The latter dash out into
defensive territory, as decoy and
2 to receive a pass from 3.
Here are all the pass assignments:
Ball direct to f. He runs left and
passes to 3, who runs right and
diagonally back Nos. 7 and come
back out of the line to block the de-
fensive left end and tackle. Nos. 5
and 10 go down straight as decoys.
No. l runs out left as decoy. No.
2 dashes out right and takes the
pass from 8.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
CEoRGETOwN Prep had little trou-

~ Bile with st. Johns. counting 20
points during the first half and
adding another touchdown in the final
quarter. The KaydetS' only scoring
gesture came In the fourth period. when
they were held for downs ON the 90
yard line.
McCann scored the first touchdown
early in the first period making nifty
run after snaring a 15-yard pass from
Mcnamara. Mike Scatuorchio regis
tered two touchdowns in the second pc
riod, receiving passes each time. Nc
Namara hung up the fourth touch
down in the final quarter, plunging 5
yards after the Garrett Parkers had
driven IS yards.
Tinp-I1rNc
Evening star., 1932-11-19
CASTERS TO COMPETE.

BALTIMORE, November l9.-Balti-
more Casting Club and the Capital
Casting Club from washington win set
tie the intercity accuracy Tasting title
tomorrow ut Q tournament TO be held
in Druid Hill Park.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
HEBREW INTER-CLUB LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Iris Club, 610.
High team set-Vista Club, LII.
High individual average-Gaist (Beta Phi
Epstion), ll5-l5.
High individual same-schectcr Mar
delle), 162.
407.
High strikes-H. Katz Qrk). 2l.
High spares-GusinSky fMonarch), SO.
High fiat game-Tenebaum Qris), 97.
Evening star., 1932-11-19

shown above. The first is at the
top of his swing. His. weight is
mostly on his right foot. The other
sketch shows him just after he has
started his downswing. Already
most of his weight is on the left
foot, though not as much OF 1t is
there as will be a moment later,
when his left leg straightens and
his left knee goes back in place.
Unless you understand the pivot
you cannot hope to shoot good golf.
Joe Glass has new illustrated
leafet which he will send to any
one wishing 1t. Address Joe Glass,
in care of The Star, and enclose
q stamped, addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER LEAGUE.
Season HecUFuS.
BYNG WANTS TO PLAY.

Wes Byng, former Central High and
Navy athlete, is at his home here for
several weeks and would like to get
action with a sandlot eleven. He can
be reached at Columbia 9117-W.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON woMEN's LEAGUE.
Season Record,

SEASON Hec0fds.
High team set-Ell Gees, 1,617.
High team game-Columbians, $50.
High individual set-Butler, 393.
High individual game-Forteney and GULL,
las.
High nat game-Harrison, 94.
High individual average-Gulli, 11l-12.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
ine-ups and summary:

Score by periods .
National Training " 8 O z 30
Washington-Lee .. o o o r z
Touehdowns-Johnson. Thompson. Kiski,
Mckinley. Points after touchdownS-Kiski
1placements.. -, Bunch (placemenD. Sub
stitutions: National Training-Kiski. Choice,
Painter. Washington-Lee-Leech Referee
Mr.. Smith.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
10 SUNDAY SCHOOL
CUNTS OPEN PLAY
Oldest Basket Ball League
in City Resumes Tonight
on Y. M. c. A. Courts.

TEN generally strong cage teams
go to the post tonight for the
opening of the twelfth Sunday
School Basket Ball League sea-
son on the mems and boys courts in
the Y. M. c. A. Oldest and one OF the
most successful court loops in Wash
ington, the circuit is believed to have
unprecedented balance throughout for
this campaign
One of the opening battles lists the
champion Eldbrooke team and new
entrant, Rhode Island Avenue Metho-
dist They will play at tbs o'clock on
the mems court. On the same floor
at sos Trinity Episcopal of Takoma
Park, another newcomer, will play
Calvary Baptist Young People. The
third game slated for the mems Y. M.
C. A. court lists Mount Vernon M. E.,
runner-up last year, and Atonement
Lutheran. They will oppose at $50.
The opener on the boys court VIII
bring together Calvary Baptist brakes
United Brethren and Kenilworth Pres
byterian will follow with contest at
$40.
The schedule for the first half fol-
lows:
November 19-R. I. Ave. VS.. Eldbrooke'
| Trinity VS.. Calvary Y. p. Mount Vernon vs.
Atonement. yalyary brakes VS. Calvary M. E.
| United Brethren vs. Kenilworth.
November 26-United Brethren VS.. Atone
ment. Kenilworth VS.. Mount Vernon Ed
brooke VS.. Calvary Y. p. Calvary M. L.
VS.. Trinity. r. l. Ave. VS.. Calvary brakes.
December 3-Atonement vs. Calvary M
Y. P. VS.. Calvary brakes, r. ]. Ave. vs.. Kenil-
December ,1O-rrinity Us. United Breth-
vary n; Z; VS., Calvary Y: 2, kenilworth
December 17-Calvary brakes vs.. United
| Brethren, Calvary M Z. VS.. r. ]. Ave.
! Trinity VS.. Eldbrooke, Calvary Y p, VS.
Mount Vernon, Atonement VS.. Kenilworth.
| January Ar. I. Ave. VS.. Trinity. Cal
vary Y. P. VS.. Kenilworth, Calvary brakes
VS.. Atonement Eldbrooke VS.. Calvary NJ
| E.. Mount Vernon VS.. United Brethren.
January 14-R. I. Ave. VS.. Mount Vernon,
| Trinity vs. Calvary brakes, Kenilworth VS.
| Calvary M. E.. Eldbrooke VS.. Atonement
| United Brethren VS.. Calvary Y. P.
January 81 - Kenilworth vs. Calvary
brakes, Eldbrooke VS.. Mount Vernon, Calvary
M. z. VS.. United Brethren, Trinity VS.. Atone
ment. Calvary Y. p. VS.. r. I. Ave.
January 2S-United Brethren VS.. r. /
Ave, Atonement VS.. Calvary Y. p, Kenil-
worth VS.. Trinity, Mount Vernon VS.. Calvary
M. E., Calvary brakes VS.. Eldbrooke.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team, same-Western Electric No. /,
61b.
High team set-Western Electric No. !,
1,614.
High individual game-M. Brown, 1877.
High individual set--Robey. 39l.
High individual average-Robey. 1870.
High strikes-Robey, "a.
High spares-Krauss, II.
High weekly game-Robey, 14s.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Bowling League Standings
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual average-Charles Hughes,
1l6-l7.
High individual game-Bob Heimer, 160
High individual set-Bob Heimer 1874.
Greatest number strikes-Bob Heimer, 10
70.
Hieh team game-Ninth No. !. e21.
High team set-Ninth No. l, 1,733.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
ACE RIDERS SHIFT JOBS
Kurtsinger Joins ANAL Stable,
Jones Goes Over to Kilmer.

BOWIE. Nd, November 19 (Pl.-Two
of the turf's leading jockeys. Charlie
Kurtsinger and Bobby Jones, have
shifted jobs.
Kurtsinger, former rider Tor Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Greentree Stable, now
is under contract to the Anal Stable.
Jones leaves w. r. Coe to ride for
Willis Sharpe Kilmer.
Evening star., 1932-11-19

Their attack functoning in the Sec
ond half, st. Adams gridders pounded
their way to victory over Christ Church
School. In the third quarter with
Johnny MCGEE and Martin Henderson
gaining most of the ground, the Ca
thedral School boys slashed to the s.
yard line, from where Page Cornwell
scored. Ccrnwell also counted the sec
ond touchdown, seeking the line for 4
yards in the final quarter.
Iine-ilnS and e1Irnrnaru.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
BY the Associated Press.


- NCINNAT1, Ohio, Novem-
ber 19.-Dr. Alexander
Alekhine Is the chess cham
pion of the world, but he'd
rather play bridge, and with his wife
at that.
And If Mrs. Alekhine wants to
play chess, she has to tackle some
one else. for hubby won't play.
"She understands the game" he
said. "but can't give me enough
competition to make 1t interesting.
But do play bridge with my wife.
I am a fair bridge player, and I
think chess helps my bridge game.
Ordinarily ! prefer bridge to
chess as a pasttme, because the
average chess player cannot give
enough competition"
Not that the doctor is the least
Evening star., 1932-11-19

TouchdoWns-McCann NJ. Scatuorchio
t2(. Mcnamara. Points after touchdoWns-
McNamara to Keating, Mccain (rushl Sub
Stitutinns. COMPLEMENTARY. Williams,
Hedges, OConnor. Flannigan. Kelly Darr,
Morse. PENNINGTON. c. Keating. st. johns
Referee-Mr. Early (MamD Umpire-Mr
Farrell holy Cross. Linesman-Mr Nolan
Field judge-Mr. Simpson.
Evening star., 1932-11-19

Touchdowns-SheadS. ingalls,. Points
after touchdownS-Clifton (drop-kickl: In
gals (rush), Observation-Disclosures :
Fones. Hoeft, Jennier, F-itter. Zimmes.
Fredericksburs: Callahan. Referee-Mr.
Driefus (Tulane) Umpire-Mr O'Meara
(Gonzaga). Linesman-Mr. Tulloch tMer-
Evening star., 1932-11-19

IN was generally superior to WASH
ington-Lee High An 80-yard run
back of punt by Johnson brought one
Of the touchdowns Kiski tailed an
other marker on an end run and John
son counted the other after receiving a
pass. Mckinley scored for the losers
Evening star., 1932-11-19
KING PIN LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Franklln, 1,749.
High team game-Shoe Mart, 607.
High individual set-Mosely. 400.
HiTh individual game-Mushinsky, III.
High individual average--Staley, 112.
High individual strikes-Franklin, IT,.
High individual Spares-Staley, 73.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team gatne-.Antlers, 800.
High team set-Antlers, 1,650.
High individual game-Mace. 147.
High individual set-Riani, 367.
Greatest number OF strikes-Orspada, b.
Greatest number spareS-Riani, 36.
High average-McCarten, 107.
Evening star., 1932-11-19
British Set Golf Dates Helpful Garden Jacobs Battle to Book Baer
Foot Ball Tips
nv ZOE GLASS.

IN a recent article Pittsburgh's re-
i verse to the weak side. strong
play in its own right, which is
used as a set-up for great pass,
was described. Particular attention
was called to the position in the
formation of the quarterback CD,
which is one of the chief elements
of deception.
In the reverse the ball was passed
To who ran left and then gave
1t to 8, who ran right and circled
around the weak side with Z, 8 and
o providing interference. The de-
fensive left end and tackle were
Evening star., 1932-11-19

o CLOCK on Jne Mount RAINIER moor. For
games with the Rainiers call Manager
Meyer at Greenwood 1851.
A suitable playing floor is being sought
for the Government League basket ball
games by Ty Rauber and Tommy
Connor, appointed a committee of two
to unearth a court It was decided at
a meeting last night that the Boiling
Field gymnasium, scene of the games
last year, was too inconvenient for the
fans.
Another meeting will be held next
Friday at the Hurley-W Wright Building,
Eighteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
A TLAS tossers, victors last night over
n the Griffith Blue Goals in a hectic
30-to-29 tilt, are cunning for more
games. Call Manager Sinclair at
Lincoln l447.
Another warm court battle last night
found the Athliso five downing the Iowa
A. c. in the Mcfarland gymnasium,
28 to q.
versis A. C. defeated Cyclops, 2s to %
Evening star., 1932-11-19
Line-ups and summary:

Touchdowns-Coip Pisano (2l Points
after touchdowns-Gormley 20 from place
ment). Su5stitutions: Tech-Pisano, Foley,
Brinkman, Coiner. Hartman Baxter. Moore
setti. Alley, Joslin. SwaVely-Thorpe Ref
eree-J: Mitchell. Umpire-Barbara. Lines
man-Du Four
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-15

Euclid made all of his geometric
tabulations on a smooth surface of
sand strewn over the floors of his
home.