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Evening star., 1932-11-20
NAVY HARRIERS BEST
Varsity, Plebes Defeat Virginia
Teams at Annapolis.

= ANNAPOLIS, November l9.-The
Naval Academy cross-country team de-
feated the University CT Virginia today,
Is to 40. The race was contested over
muddy course. Seven members of the
Navy team led at the finish, crossing
the line abreast. The distance was 5
miles.
The Navy plebes also won their match,
defeating the Virginia freshmen, II TO
SO, over a course Of 3I4 miles.
Summaries:
VARSITY-First, Hardman tND, Haley
fNl, Fahy tE.l. Hommel M. Hutchinson
(ND, Hyde tNJ. Griffith tN.i, t!e5: time
2945; eigIltn, Leueh w.. 29:4S; ninth,
Blouirg tV.h a0:4Sisi tenth. Ballard tV).
3O:ug. Distance. miles
PLEBEs-FROSH - First, Young (N),
Sleight (Nl. Merchant tNl. tied: time.
1921; fourth, Briggs tV.): fifth, Furer IN :;
sixth. Poison (Nl; seventh. Strange tYl:
eighth, Brent tN.l; ninth. Wolcott tV);
tenth, Banta (V,l. Only winning time taken.
Distance, 3h4 miles,
Evening star., 1932-11-20
VISITORS REGISTER
IN EVERY QUARTER
Garner First Triumph Over
Kendall Green Eleven in
Four Attempts.

- A--I1rTING power, speed
r. and decer - that was not
IL to be denied, Sn--ccHerd Col
lege's foot ball team van-
quished a stout-fighting but out
clasSed Gallaudet eleven, 40 to 0,
yesterday on a muddy Kendall
Green gridiron. The game marked
the end of the second straight
season in which the light but
game Blues have not only lost
every game but have scored not
a single point.
1t also wss the first time the Shep-
herd Rams have triumphed over
Gallaudet on the gridiron since they
began meeting four seasons ego.
With Cassell and Matthias each Scor-
ing two touchdownS. and Hunter Mad
dex, who figured prominently in Shep-
herds recent win over American Uni
veTsity here, and Daily, each counting
cne, the invaders carried the fight to
the host eleven from the opening stages.
Shepherd scored two touchdowns each
in the first and second periods, and
added one more apiece in the third and
fourth quarters. Maddox kicked four
placements for extra points
Frequent fuInbles, With CaEaudet the
chief offender, marred the game. The
Blues lone threat came near the end Of
the opening quarter when Stack broke
through to block Maddexs Kick.
Gallaudet had the ball on Shepherds
29-yard line as the quarter ended.
I ONG runs figured in most of the
- scoring Cassell counted the first
two touchdowns. He plunged 6
yards to score No. 1, after a 25-yard
sprint by Matthias, put the ball in posi-
ton DasheS by CaSsell and Maddox
preceded a 17-yard run by CasseH that
netted the second marker. 1t was a
25-yard jaunt by Cassell. and three
line smashe5 thai put the ball on the
1-yard stripe from where Maddox
scored the third touchdown. Once again
it was Cassel who intercepted Gamblin's
pass an6 raced IS yards to pave the
way for the next touchdown. which
Daily counted on 7-yard end acrtie
Maddox and Matthias got loose for
runs in tie third period chat resulted
in the latter scoring. Near the eDd OF
the quarter the Rams again swept
deep into Gallaudet territory, and cary
in The fourth per.od. Matthias stormed
over for the final touchdown.
Fer the remainder of the game the
embattled Blues managed to keep the
invaders at bay.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
Assemble Apaches
To Play Mohawks
A PACHEs, long rivals of the

4 PACHES. long rivals of the
IA Moh1wks, viii recrganize and
oppose the Hawks next Sunday
in Griffith Stadium it was ann1unc-
cd lsct night by Vic Gauz2a. who
has been elected to manage the
Apachcc.
The traditional foes Of the
Mohawks did not organize the first
pert of this season, most Of the
players shifting allegiance to the
Hawks. Washington Senators and st.
Eary'7 Celtics. Many cf the Apaches
of 1921, however, decided to band
for a crack al the Hawks. which
was granted by Rcb Roy Mackey.
1t is suspected that in addition to
those Apaciles CT former years vino
have no. Gervcd on g grid team this
season several members CT the Hawks,
Celtics and Senators will be drawn
to the GauZza managed club.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
MARION A. C. FACING
FINAL TITLE CLASH
Can Clinch Crown in Independent
League Unlimited Section by
Beating Maryland A. c.
7 INDEFEATED and unscored upon,

I INDEFEATED and unscored upon,
~ the Marion A. c. eleven will face
its final hurdle in the unlimited
section of the Independent Foot Ball
League TODAY when the Maryland A. C.
is encountered at 2:30 O'Clock on Con-
zaga Field. Victory or a tie today for
the Marions will give them the title.
Should the Marylanders win they
will obtain chance to annex the title.
The Marions scored over the Maryland
team in their first league game by
G to 0.
The Marions have compiled an un-
usual record this season. Undefeated in
five starts, the Marions are united, un-
scored upon and have counted total
of only "a points themselves, all made
by linemen.
All members of the Meridian eleven
are requested to report at ! o'clock to-
day at Fourteenth and Chaplin streets
The Meridians will play the Alexandria
Fraters at 2:30 o'clock in Baggett
Stadium, Alexandria.
The leadership of the 150-pound sec
ton of the Independent League will be
at stake at 2:30 o'clock today on the
Seat Pleasant Field when the Terry's
Service gridders oppose the Brookland
Boys Club. Each eleven has won four
games in as many starts.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
ID. C.. Lad Making
Mark at Virginia

T UNIVERSITY, Va, November 10.
~ When Virginia meets North
Carolina in their annual
Thanksgiving foot ball battle it viii
have as halfback one Of the mest
versatile students on the campus.
Eugene Stevens of Washington, D. c.
Stevens. who formerly attended
Central High, Washington, where he
was captain of the foot ball team,
was cnly reserve at the end Of the
last gridiron season, but he has been
in the starting Cavalier lineup the
last three games and doubtless will
be in at the opening whistle Thurs
day. Formerly used largely as a
blocking back, he has shown himself
to be a capable ball carrier.
Stevens also Is singer and an
cctor He is member of the Uni
Fersity Gles Club and, in addition,
fills 500 rcle-. He IS prominent in
the Virginia Players, a dramatic
group Of the university.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
7 SOCCER CLASHES
ARE BOOKED TODAY
Bright Schedules Arranged
for Recreation, Capital
City Circuits.

y EVEN league soccer games are
- booked hereabcut today, three in
the Capital City loop, and four in
the Recreation circuit.
Headlining the Capital City card is
the Rockville Columbia Heights Grays
clash at Rockville, starting at 2,30
O'Clock. The Grays are tied with Marl-
boro for first place.
Featuring the Recreation League pro-
gram is the Virginia Avenue Rosedele
encounter on Monument Grounds No. 2
at O'Clock. Rosedsle has one-point
lead over Virginia Avenue.
Todays schedule:
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
All games 2:30 O'Clock.
Columbia Heights Blacks VS.. Brandy
wine, Monument No. 2.
Columbia Heights Grays VS.. Rock
vile, at Rockville.
Gaithersburg VS.. Concord at Gath
ersburg.
RECREATION LEAGUE.
New York Avenue VS.. Park View,
Monument No q o'clock.
Rosedale VS. Virginia Avenue, Monu-
ment No. 2 Il o'clocls).
Raymond VS.. Dux, Monument No.
(2:30 o'clock.
Bloomingdale VS.. Chevy Chase, at
Chevy Chase (2:30 o'clock.
Team Standings.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
Post-Season Rule
I'm South Is Cited

DLACKSBURG, Va, November 19
~ {P}.-C. P. Miles, president Of
the Southern Conference, today
voiced again the attitude of the con-
ference toward post-season foot ball
games in which conference teams or
certain individual players CT such
teams are asked to take part.
AT this time of year" Miles said,
there are usually quite q few re-
quests being made Of the majority
Of cur conference institutions in re-
gard to post-season foot bail games.
We, CT course, appreciate the inter
est Of the fans in our teams and
players.
The Southern Conference rules
are quite specific on the subject. 1t
might be timely right now to remind
OR patrons who are interested in
staging post-season games that no
post-season games are permissible
under the rules OF the Southern Con-
ference except by special action Of
the conference. Any and all such
requests would have to be passed on
by the conference. which does not
meet until December 9 and 10.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
ARMY IS SATISFIED
WITH LONE SCORE
Regulars, in Game 8 Minutes,
Register 1t Against West
Virginia Wesleyan.
BY FOSTER HALEY,

w VEST POINT. n. Y, November
Nh 19-The Army regulars, rest
v Y ing for the coming big games
with No.re Dame and Navy,
played Just five minutes against West
| Virginia Wesleyan today, struck once
and swiftly for a touchdown and then
retired to watch the reserves hold safe
lily for TO victory.
There was just one hull in a storm
that had ragged all night and continued
through the game. and in that period
the Cadet big team sent Felix (Pick)
Vidal s3ampering rs yards for the only
score, a brilliant dash that saw the
little Army back dodge and twist his
way through the entire wesleyan team.
Only few hundred spectators, aside
from the always loyal corps, huddled
under raincoats and umbrellas in Niche
Stadium to watch as queer foot ball
game as probably ever was played. The
gridiron was anklc deep in mud and
the rain, sweeping the fields in gusts
that almost blinded the players, made
the ball as slippery as though it had
been creased.
THERE were at least 20 fumbles, none
J. of them at very critical points, how
SNC4, anu tIlC Ddll 1LSHoCAASAg
lost his footing before he had hardly
started The strange sight was pre-
sented through most of the f1rSt half
Of both teams kicking on first down,
waiting for the break" that never
came.
Hail. lanky Bobcat quarterback, and
Buckler, reserve Army half. waged q
brilliant duel Of punts all through the
game, Buckler getting off one kick that
sent the soggy ball soaring 60 yards
ON the fly to roll dead on Wesleyan's
10-yard line
The regulars, going in to start the
second half, we're not long in scoring.
Stopped once on the Bobcats 38-yard
line when Ken Fields fumbled and
shortly thereafter set back to their own
Is by 25-yard penalty for unnecessary
roughness, they sent Vidal from there
en- his scoring dash.
EIELDS tipped lateral to the little
l. ewiFel-hipped Army back and Pick"
started goalward. A wave Of Wes-
leyan tacklers closed in on him at mid
field but he side3tepped the first two,
slowed up to let his interference form
and then cut back as his fellow players
cut the opposition down to run untouch-
ed to the goal
1DeT WOTk d0re, lac regulars Tetlreo
to watch the second and third string
players hold safely to the lead.
Wesleyen made only one real scoring
threat eerly in the fourth quarter, when
they recovered a tumble on Army's 49,
yard line. A pass was declared COM
pleted for interference on the Cadets
25 and another short pass. Hall to Rine,
Bobcat end. took the ball to Arny's IS.
Two line plunge5 failed, two passes were
knocked down and the game was prac-
ttcally over.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
WLEAN0Nh SMEARS
temple GRID RECORD
Owls Suffer E;rst Defeat This Sea-
SON, Wildcats splaching to
10 Victory.
By the AsscciGtod Press.
DHIIADELPHIA,

By the Associated Press.
NHILA LADELPHIA, November 1e.-
Temples undefeatcd record was
smeared in the mud and rain at
Tcmplc Stcdivm To-Day as the Villan3v2
Wildcats pushed over a touchdown
in the third period to register a
--.o-0 win.
Villanova dominated the contest al
mort throughout. and ct the final gun
was c,awing at the Owls goal line for
cnothcr sccrc.
The touchdown was made as the re-
suit OF the outstanding play Of the
game. Receiving a punt at n1idfield,
Whitley Raudour. Villanova's ball
carrying flash. gripped the undiscovered
pigs!Iin, splashed over to the right side
line. ard tore downfield to the Owls l6.
In stepping the speedster, a Temple
tackler grippsd him out Of bounds, and
the Owls were penalized is yards
backed to their 1-yard stripe. Two line
bucks failed, and on third try, Harry
Patzsch, sophomore fullback. hit the
center Of the line fer the score. Gerhard
Lee was rushed into the contest at this
roint and converted the try with IN
accurate piace-kick
Evening star., 1932-11-20

n A oHAWKS, pride Of Southeast
M Washington, ard the st.
| Marys Celtics of Alexandria
Evening star., 1932-11-20
HOWARD TAKES TUNE-UP
Drub rTincc Teachers, $40. as It
Ereps for Lincoln Fray.

Howard Uniyersity's foot ball team.
in e. tune-up game for its annual
Thanksgiving battle with Lincoln, yes
Cerday drubbad Miner Teachers College
20 TO O. in the Howard Stadium The
locers held the Bisons, who used second
and third stringers, to one touchdown
in the first half, but Howard got its at
tack clicking in the later stages.
Howard is favored to conquer Lincoln:
Tine nar1e TO be PLAYED In the Howard
Stadium will be their twenty-eighth
meeting. The Biscn3 have won 10
game and Lincoln nine, the ether
e;at1t having been ties. Howard has
totoied an even 200 points to lib for
Lincoln. -. ,.... 49,.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
GEORGIA TECH WINS,
HELPED BY TUMBLE
Scores Lone Marker From 3-Yard
Line After Gator Miscue.
Sub Back Shines.
GAINESVILLE. Fla, November 10 tAo).

~ fAA1fEO 41A51J, I Ia, NOFClINSt' 40 " j.
NJ Taking advantage Of Flo+id'
tumble on the 3-yard line. Georgil
Tech pushed over touchdown late in
the second period here today to win
from the Gators. to o. before home
coming crowd of $4,000
On three other occasions, the Yellow
Jackets advanced almost to the Florida
goal line but missed scoring By inches
when the crippled Gators, offering
stubborn resistance. repulred the drire
Neither team displayed any sensa-
ttonal playing during the game, bus
Tech. possessing considerably more
punch, frequently broke through the
Florida line for heavy gains.
Eonors in the fray went to w. A
Davis, Tech substitute halfback, who
slitfered through the Flo-ida line con-
sistcntly to sccount for 91 CT the 2)o
yards rolled up from tcrimnage b. the
Jackets.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
VIRGINIA DRILL LIGHT
Showers Check Cavaliers Practice
for Ecrth Carolina Game.

UNIVERSITY, Va. Foyenbe- 10 up.
University OF Virginia's CaVaiisrs
emitted rough work today IN a brief
drill b-tween the shSwe~s in prepara-
tiCn for Thanksgiving days game with
North Carolina
Tonlmy Johnson directed the varsity
end Ezil5cn Abrcmson called signals
for the s.ccnd team.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
CENTRAL is BEATEN
BY CHARLOTTE HIGH
Carchnians Drive Twice, Pass Once
to Touchdowns for 300
Victory.
Special Dispatch to The star.

toDtClal DlSp2LCH 10 ne StATs
THARLOTTE, N. c., November 19-
~ Charlotte High School defeated
Central High of Washington, 20 to
0, here today, scoring three touchdown5
against a stubborn Capital defense.
The home boys scored in the first
period, when long pass, Gadd to
Morris. netted 80 yards and placed the
ball on Washington's 10-yard line.
Holder carried the ball over after three
plays.
Charlotte added 13 points in the third
period on straight marches. Holder
carried the ball on line smashes to gain
most of the distance. and Capt. Gadd
plunged the ball over both times.
Central came back to push Charlotte
to its own goal, when Koesis pulled out
from guard to play quarter, starred in
n drive. The Carolinians held for
downs, hcwever, and the ball was trans
ferrcd.
Kccsis, Dunlap, who played cnly the
first half, and Richardson starred for
the visitors.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
ST. JOHNS SPANKED.
byHhMPDENS SIDNEY
Held ScoreIess First Period,
Tigers Prevail by 25-7.
Field a Quagmlre.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
~ -CHMCND, Va. November 19-
- H2mpden-Sydneyr ran mud-shod
c7er the ,rlId-patt2red st.
Johns Of Annapolis eleven ierc
today, winning, 25-7.
st. johns held the Tigers scoreless in
the fret period, but the Johnnies de-
fense gave way in the second, third and
fourth quarters.
With a desperate squirt in the clos
ing minutes, the Marylanders ccored
their touchdown. Kilmore, 137-pound
quarterback, first made a 23-yard for
ward pass. He followed this perform
ance with 9-yard end ruin, and n
plunge for the score. Evans kicked the
extra point
The game was witnessed by slim
crowd, the gridiron was a quagmire, and
the players slipped frequently. The
Johnnieg were rubber togs A yellow
night ball was used for the game. The
Tigers started the game with jersies
and hesdgears that were white.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
DEWITT WINS, 7 TO 6,
OVER NEWPORT NEWS
Latanos 59-Yard Dash in Third
Quarter paves Way to D. c.
Schools Score.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Spactal Dispatch to The Star.
n TEWPORT NEWS, Va. November IS
IN "A 59-yard run By Latano early
in the third quarter paved the way
for Dewitt to score a 7-to-6 victory over
Newport News High here today. The
game was played in anlIle-deep mud.
Mortimer carried the ball over for a
touchdown in a 3-yard drive through
center, then circled left end for the
extra point.
Newport News scored IN the opening
quarter on a 45-yard march after
BrockWell, center, had intercepted
paes. Bohlken's try for an extra point
by forward pass was knocked down.
Mortimer, Latano and Norton we're
outstanding In the backfield and Far
oui1ar. O'Heta and Capt. Clements star
red in the line for Dewitt.
Evening star., 1932-11-20

- FITTING power, speed
r. and decer - that was not
IL to be denied, Sn-c,cerd Col
Evening star., 1932-11-20
WIND UP WITH TIE
Bethany, Allegheny Can't Score in
Last Game for Each.
gETHANY, w. Va. Novcmber

BETHANY, w Va. November 10 up.
Bethany and Allegheny today ende1
their 1882 grld.ron seasons with c score-
lc-5 tic.
Allegheny put Up a scoring threat
on the muddy field in the first quarter,
but after that did no more than hold
Bethany from It's goal.
It wa3 the second tie in Bethany's
season, which has not included a single
victory
Evening star., 1932-11-20
lVO0lRERRY FOREST
DEFEATS EPISCOPAL
CAPTURES State Prem School Grid
hamr.cnship by Scoring
12-to.0 Victory.
81 TIE Associs ed Press.

WcCrEEREY Forest, Va, Novem-
bar i9-Woodbe:Ty Forest ended the
seasoa uaSefezt7j and won the state
prep s-hocl championship today with a
13-to-0 victory oTer Episcopal High.
Tou -hdowns were gco-ed in the first
and third quarters. A A5-yerd run By
W'o3llen that placed the ball on the
Lpi-copal 15-y2-d stTipe, Sc. cff the fire.
works In tfc ia.tl-l ctcnz2. Two plays
al the line we're halted. but on the
third attempt, a spinner, Mason went
ac-c-g.
Andrews scored the second touchdown
from the Award line after sustained
r72rcil from midield.
Woollen place-kicked the extra point
Evening star., 1932-11-20
GIRL BASKETERS WANTED
Capitol A. C. Is Casting About fol
Additional Talent.

New candidates are sought by the
Capitol A C. girls basket ball squad,
which is practicing each Tuesday night
at o'clock IN the Macfarland Junior
High School gymnasium.
FurtEer information may be had from
Corinne Harris at Columbia 1883 or
Frankie Ross, Metropolitan 2al2.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
TECH ROUNDING Up
BIC BASKET SQUAD
Should Send Sturdy Quintet
Into Annual Public High
School Title Race.

- HOULD Tech m IS turning out q
winning basket bail team the
ccning season, it viii net BE-
because Coach Artie Boyd has
failed thoroughly to look over tho
talsn: With the idea OF ascertaining
the material in school, he has held an
intersection tourney in which $50 boys
took part and after Thanksgiving win
conduct an inter-class competition
Forty-fiye nov are being carried On
the Tech squad, which numbered 100
at the Start OF practice Boyd plans
10 use as many players other than
seniors as possible with the idea of
building for the future. Save Francis
DAILY. big 15-year-old center, who IS in
the third semester, every experienced
member Of the squad graduates after
this season.
TWENTY EIGHT games already have
l. bes.I arranged for the Tech
basketers and several other
matches arc Planned Eight viii be
played before the public high series
starts and these will be sufficient. Boyd
figures, to give him good line on The
talent.
Boyds biggest problem is to find
capable successors to Everett Russell,
sterling forward. and Artie Willis3n,
formidable guard. who have received
their diplomas.
Seasoned payers on the squad, aside
from Daily include Walter Olverson.
another centsr, and a brother Of Jake
Oiverson, former Tech basketer: Jimmy
Reed. guard OF center; Knocky Thomas
and Carl Nau, guards. and Wayerly
Wheeler and Bernie Reichhardt, for
wards
Mount Rainier Highs quint to be met
December ID at Tech Will be the first
opponent OF the Tech fiYe. The OPEN
ing championship series match will be
with Western, January 10. Techs next
game with its cid fee, Central, is slated
foT Friday, January 13. and oddly, its
gecond contest with the same team
is carded for January 81, but Boyd
claims his squad is not a bit super
5titious.
EFFORTS are being made to arrange
IL a short trip during February to
Virginia to meet such teams as
Staunton, Augusta and Fishburne Mill
tary Acs denies and the Catholic Uni
versity freshman team is another pcs
sible opponent.
Tie Tech court cchedule:
December 14-Mount Rainier High
December 16-St. johns ct ST.
Johns
December 21-Wilson Teachers Col
lege.
December 22-Mount Rainier High at
Mount Rainier.
December 28-Alumni.
January 4-WashingtOnLe High.
January G-GonZaga Gs Gonzaga.
January George Washington Fresh
men at George Washington.
January 10-Western.
January list. Johns.
January 13-Central
January 17-Eastern.
January 1G-Ep.scopal,
JSuIfry 19-CeOrgctoWn Prep at
Garrett PcrE.
January 20-Busine5s.
January 26-Wilson Teachers Ccl-
7cgc.
January Western.
January 3l--Central.
February 1-Gccrge Washington
freshmen.
February Eastern.
February A-Catholic University
ct Catholic University.
February 6-Georgetown Frep.
February 7-Busincas.
February 8-Msryland Freshmen at
College Park.
Fe6ruary o-Washington-Lee High
g. Ballst-n.
February 11-Episcopal at Alexandria
February 15-CorZaga.
FEBRUARY 16-St. johns Freshmen at
Annapolis.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
C.. WIS Next Foe
Has Fine Eleven
CEORCE WASHINGTON UNI
III VEPSTTY'S THANKSGIVING day

CEORCE WASHINGTON UNI
~ VERSITY'S Thanksgiving day
opponent-University of Okla
homa-convincingly demonstrated its
strength yesterday afternoon when
1t held University of Nebraska to
0-5 score in one of the days grid
iron features.
Considering that Nebraska previ-
orlsly had outplayed Pittsburgh. con-
queror of Notre Dame, there is small
doubt that the Colonial'5 Turkey day
rivals will prove as capable as any
eleven that has invaded Washing
ton in years.
The forthcoming game at Griffith
Stadium Thursday afternoon is the
feature of the George Washington
alumni homecoming celebration, the
first in the history Of the G street
institution.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
COLORED ELEvENs CLASH.

ALEXANDRIA, November 1s.-Ihe
Alexandria Mohawks and BaItin7Ms
Royals. boasting the Maryland colored
championship, will face tomorrow after
noon on the Shipyard Field, on South
Union street, at 2:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
Linc-ups and Summary.
GAMECOCKS POWERFUL.

COLUMBIA. S. c., November 10 (A1.
South Carolinas S Gamecocks turned
loose power and speed against the
Citadel Bulldogs here today to chalk
up a 19-to-0 victory in the twenty
seventh meeting Of the foot ball teams
of the two scl1cCls.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
LINCOLN HIGH LOSES.

HARPEaS FERRY. w. Va. November
19.-After holding Rarpers Ferry High
ccoreles3 in the FIRST hslf a cmaller
Lincoln. va, High School grldiron
team went down before second-half
attack, 800.
Evening star., 1932-11-20

Touchdowns-Ss- -sen Cs). Matthias (2l. H.
Maddox Daley. Points sfter touchdovns-
Maddox 4 tplece.nenrs). Points missed after
sGi snbstitutions-S .ephefd. rally for Hahn.
Conrad for Warner, CRssall for Waugh.
Sigafoose for Ca5sell Grimm for Matthias;
Calaudet. c. DAVIS for q. MeCord. Davido-
witz for Antila. Calit:flri f3r Stack. Travis
for Lona. Montgomery for Travis. Goodin
for Stanhu. Referee--Mr Cohill Umpire
o. Mitchell. LineSman-Air. Simpson.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
L'ue-Yp5 and Summary.

uch0oWls-IsufTcUghf, St:eed. NnIeh'o1.
Fize-. Poirt after touchdown-Ellis Ginc
plunge1. GUbst.tutions Enle~sou-Sulith
Gihardi. Bates. Greenbr:e--W Webher F.
Crawford, zeller, Blakeaahip, Grove Porter,
Chick. Feed. EmoCk. DiIlabaueh. Conev
2efcree-Mr Dixon tBates) Uinpre-Mr
A-Ies Eeapden-Sydncy).