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Evening star., 1932-11-29
GRID TEAMS SETTLE !.
TITLE FIGHT FRIDAY
Terry's Brookland Boys Club to
Clash for 150.Pound Laurels
in Griffith Stadium.

DEADLoCKED for the 15o-pound
- championship Of the independent
Foot Ball League, Terrys Service
Station and Brookland Boys Club
elevens will clash Friday night in Grif-
f1th Stadium for the title. The game
is scheduled for 9 o'clock.
Proceeds of the game will 70 to the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Admission
will be so cents.
The Veterans OF Foreign Wars Drum
and Fife Corps will turn out for the
affair. The use Of the stadium has
been donated by Clark Griffith, Wash
ington base ball club president.
A game with an unlimited eleven Il
wanted by the Mercury A. @. Call
Manager Davis at Metropolitan 896e.
st. Gabriel Props, who yesterday
scored 19-to-o win over the previously
unbeaten Colonial gridders, viii tackle
the Anacostia Eagles Sunday at /
o'clock at Fairlawn. Both the Eagles
and st. Gabriel teams are In the run
ming for the independent 125-pound
Championship.
Linworth A. c. downed the Warwick
Flashes Yesterday 4 t0 n
Evening star., 1932-11-29
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press Z
)HIcAGO, November 2s.-Twelve
4 Midwest foot ball stars will be
invited by Coach Dick Hanley
Of Northwestern to play in the
annual East-West Shrine Hospital bene-
fit game against Far Western aces at
San Francisco January 2. Coach Andy
Kerr Of Colgate will name II Eastern
players to complete the squad.
Invitations will be held up until after
the Western Conference meetings at
Chicago, December 2-3. as there still Is
q chance that Michigan may receive
and accept q bid to play in the Tourna-
ment of Roses game the same day at
Pasadena, Calf. Should this occur,
Hanley would have to locate another
quarterback, as Harry Newman, VOL
VERNE pilot, Is his first choice.
The rest of the prospective squad, all
Evening star., 1932-11-29
FRATERS AMBITIOUS
Popped by Tie With Hawks, oird
IS, for State Title Game.

ALEXANDRIA,, November 2s.-Flush-
it with it's 90 battle against the Mo-
hawks Sunday In Washington, the Frat
ers Foot Ball team now Is toiling for
it's clash the coming Sabbath with the
Clancy A. @. eleven ct Norfolk The
game is booked for the Virginia pro
Championship. The Clancy team boasts
victories over several strong Old Domin-
ion outfits.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
A RMY and Navy foot ball teams
"A clash tomorrow in Philadelphia

"A clash tomorrow in Philadelphia
in their big annual battle.
Willie Ritchie defeated Ad Wolgast,
world lightweight boxing champion,
on foul In the sixteenth round at
San Francisco.
Garry Hermann may appoint Frank
Chance manager Of the Cincinnati
base ball club.
Georgetown, Maryland Agricultural
College, Catholic University and
Qallaudet all have made creditable
foot ball records this year.
Howard conquered its chief foe.
Lincoln, 13 to o. in q foot ball game
in which e. Gray and Gilmore scored
the touchdowns.
Willard Schof1eld, Washington
Cross-C Country Club, won the Balti-
mxe marathon. j. J. Campbell,
M. A. c., was second and j. D.
Bolac, Carroll Institute, was third.
w. r. Tuckerman captured the
Presidents Cup golf match at the
Chevy Chase Club, defeating j. H.
de Sibour, 5 and 4, In the final
round.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
All-Missouri Valley Eleven Held
Strong as Any Sectional Team
BY DR.. c. w. SPEARS.
Wisconsin Foot Ball Coach.

BY DR.. e. w. SPEARS.
Wisconsin Foot Bau Coach.
TINE All-Missouri Valley team pre-
sented here could stand against
practically any all sectional
eleven from any other part of
the country.
Besides Hokuf, Nebraska, and Schiele,
Missouri selected for the end positions
there was Penny. Nebraska, a very fast
and aggressive end this season, and q
great pass receiver.
Tackle positions 20 to Meringer, Kan
sas, and Hubert. Nebraska, both big
fine aggressive players, with GIN, Mis-
souri,. close behind them.
Atkinson, Kansas, and Yeckser, Kan
sas Aggies, win the guard positions.
Each weighs over 100, and they are
fast and aggressive. wilmington, Okla
hona, Is another outstanding guard
There Is fine crop OF centers. Be-
sides Ely, Nebraska, the man selected,
Young, Oklahoma, and Michael, Kan
sas State, are especially good.
For quarterback there are fewer men
Of striking ability. Dunlap Is the out
standing man, being fine ball carrier
and great forward passer He Is
good field general as well.
Schaake. Kansas, gets one halfback
post, being good ball carrier and an
Evening star., 1932-11-29
POLITICAL COACH FIRED
Mcdonald, Kansas Democratic
Leader, Released by Haskell.

AedUeI, NsSIS"Seu Dy 1A1&Shc11'
LAWRENCE, Kans., November %
R,.-F. w. Mcdonald, during whose IL
years as athletic director, Haskell Insti-
tute gained Nationwide recognition in
sports, has been released by the athletic
board.
The boards statement pointed to
necessity for cWtailment Of athletics
"due to a reduction of anticipated reve-
nues" as the reason for not renewing
McDonald's contract, but Mcdonald
asserted he was discharged because Of
my political activity"
Mcdonald organized the Young Mems
Democratic Club OF Kansas, Of which
he is president. He is chairman Of
the Douglas County Democratic Com
mittee and worked actively for the Dem
ocratic cause in the recent campaign.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
Eenig Star Pin Tourney Blanks Ready White or and Cubs Go Talent
might be included If any club wanted
them.
TRrMEs and Smith both are veterans
" and were Of little service in 1882.

TRrMES and Smith both are veterans
~ and were Of little service in 1882.
Grimes is a 10-year player and
unless some other major league club
wants him by trade or waivers would
necessarily be given his release II the
Cubs Go not sign him for 1888. Out
nelders are the crying need Of the
Cubs and Bill veeck win 60 to the
meetings prepared to bid for any star
On the market. Chicago would like to
secure either Chuck Klein or Babe
Herman, but England also would like
to pass up Its debt to the United States.
The White Sox put lot Of dynamite
in their lineup when they obtained AL
Simmons. George Haas and Jimmy
in need Of further bolsterlng. with
Simmons, Haas, Seeds and Swanson
available for the outfield, the Sox have
the best set of gardeners to wear the
Comiskey regalia since the dsys az
jackson, Felsch and Collins. Now their
need i5 pitchers and infielders.
II is almost certain that First Base
man bu Blue will be traded. Blue failed
to maintain alnicable relations with
Manager Fonseca, or vice versa, and
would be OF little use TO the Sox IL re-
tanned. Fonseca, who managed from
the bench last season, proclairns his in
tention OF covering first for the Sox
next Summer. In condition, his bat
would add big punch to the attack,
but a season of inactivity NAV have
made him too slow for the task. In
that case, young Billy Sullivan could
take over the position.
HOWEVER, he graduates from Notre
i i Dame Law School next June and
will not be available until the sea-
son Is well advanced II the Sox had
q reliable first sacker on hand, Sulli.
van could be used behind the plate,
for he has shown poise possibilities as
q catcher, and Is a better hitter than
either Berry or CRUDE.
Coniskey has little to offer in the
way Of pitchers for trading purposes.
Ted Lyons is the only pitcher on whom
the Hose can place any dependence.
Frasier may regain the skin he showed
in 1881, but Faber and CASTOR are well
advanced in the "old man class and
the Others are not worth CONSIDERING.
So pitchers will be the object Of White
Sox bargaining
With Sullivan or Fonseca at first,
Hayes at second, Appling at short and
Dykes at third, the Hose would present
an infieid to match nicely with the re-
built outf1eld. The catching Is pass
able, but at least three strong pitchers
mist be obtained II the Sox are to be-
come factors in the American League
race.
Evening star., 1932-11-29

BALTIMORE, November 2g.-Al
Woods. stellar University of Maryland
has been picked by Dick Har-
low as member OF the all-southern
foot ball eleven, which meets IN all
Northern team here December 10.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
soCCERs WILL GATHER.

The Columbia Heights Grays and the
Blacks, soccer teams, will meet Thurs
day night, at o'clock, in the Riggs
Bank Building, Fourteenth street and
Park road
Evening star., 1932-11-29
ROCKVILLE QUINT STARTS.

ROCKVILLE. Md, Nov. 20 (Spe-
cia) THE Rockville A. c. will open its
basket ball season tonight In game
with the strong fremont A. G. Of Wash
ington in the Rockville High School
gymnasium. Play viii start at SIS.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
. G. W. ELEVEN TO ELECT.

Election Of a 1888 captain will be a
feature of dinner for the George
Washington University foot ball squad.
December IA, at the Mayf1ower. Letters
will be presented.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
SEEKS BASKET TILT.

Washington's Own Searchlight Bat
terry basket ball quint Is after game
with an unlimited team for tomorrow
night. Call Manager Harvey at Ma
tional 3e35 between and 10 o'clock to.
night.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
ORIOLES PICK FLORIDA.

Jacksonville, Fla, has been chosen by
the baltimore Orioles - the place where
they win do their Spring training. y
viii be the ffst time IN four years thst
the Orioles hsve trszned IA the ostoa
state.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
.LAC|NG BY YANKEES
is SPUR TO BRUINS
Pale Hose Need Pitchers,
InfieIders to Go With
Crack 0utfieId.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.

)HICAGO, November %
1 Both the Chicago Cubs
~ and the White Sox expect
to be lively participants in
the base ball marts at the annual
meeting of the National Associa-
ton in Columbus next week, and
at the Joint sessions Of the two
major leagues In New York later
in December.
The Cubs, National League cham
pions, want to strengthen after their
ignominious threshing by the Yanks in
the world series, while the White Sox
are ambitious to obtain players that
will hoist their club into the first diyi-
sioL Consequently both william Veeck
of the Cubs and Harry Grabiner of the
Sox have been taking lessons in
auctioneering.
THE Chicago Nationals have numer-
i Gus players they are willing to
let 60, but their attractiveness to
other major league clubs Is problem
atical. One Cub nearly always men,
toned when trades are discussed is
Gabby Hartnett, the hulking catcher
Although veteran. Hartnett still is
good for several years of big league
service and there are several teams
which could make good use Of his skill
He had only an ordinary year with
the bat during 1882 and by many was
blamed for the poor showing Cub pitch
ers made against the Yankees Still,
with only the uncertain Hemsley and
the aged Zack Taylor to backstop
should Hartnett be traded, 1t Is not likely
that the Cubs viii put him on the block.
There B little doubt but that the
Cubs will attempt to market Pitchers
Grimes and Bob Smith, while Outfielder
Johnny Moore and Irifielder Jlrges alBo
Evening star., 1932-11-29

MISSOURI VALLEY
ALL-STAR TEAM
End-Hokuf, Nebraska.
Tackle-Meringer, Kansas.
Guard-Atkinson, Kansas.
Center-Ely, Nebraska.
Guard-Yeckser, Kansas
Aggies.
Tackle-Hulbert. Nebraska.
End-Schiele, Missouri.
Quarterback-Dunlap, Okla
homa.
Halfback-Schaake Kansas.
Halfback-Mathis, Nebraska.
Fullback-Graharn, Kansas
Aggies.
Evening star., 1932-11-29
RUGGED STRENGTH
is TELLING FACTOR

CONTINUED From First Pase.)
Evening star., 1932-11-29
AL WOODS AMONG ELITE.

Linworth A c. downed the Warwick
Flashes yesterday, 3 to 0.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
NAVY ORDERS

Lieut.. Comdr Walter e. Doyle, de-
tached in command U. S. S. Argonaut
about March !; to Naval Academy, An
napolis.
Lieut.. Charles E. Erck. detached
command q. s. S. S-23 about March
4; to Naval Ammunition Depot, Iona
ISLAND, N. Y.
Lieut.. Murvale T. Farrar, detached
u. S. s. S-23 in January; to duty COM
mand U. s. S. S-21.
Lieut. Charles w. Gray, jr., detached
command U. S. S. SIG about March /;
to Naval Mine Depot, Submarine Base,
New London, Conn.
Lieut.. Stuart S. Murray, detached
command U. S. S. S-44 about March
]; to Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.
Lieut. Joseph J. Rochefort, detached
Once Naval Intelligence about Decem-
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Walter Z.
Fratzke, detached U. S. S. S-3l about
March l.; to Naval Training Station,
Great Lakes, III.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade Douglas ".
March l; to Submarine Base, New
London, Conn.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Richard E.
Halves, detached U. S. S. S-29 in jan
uary; to Navy Yard, here, under in
struction in diving school.
Lieut.. Junior Grade) William G. La
trobe, detached U. S. S. $40 in jan
hary; to U. S. S. Argonaut.
Warrant Officers.
Chief Gunner Monroe " Evans, de-
tached Navy Yard, here, about Deem
Der II, to U. S. S. Widgeon.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
Let that COLD.
Play Only a
One-Ni ght Stand!|
Drive Cold Out of the System Over
night by Quick and Proper Treatment

Don't temp3rize with a cold. A
cold-or grippe-can quickly turn
into something else. Be quick-be
zealous-in your treatment of a cold
A cold can be expelled overnight if
you act promptly enough and use
the right thing.
First, take a COLD remedy for
cold. A cold Is a specific condition
calling for a specific treatment. A
cure-all is not a dependable rem
edy. A preparation that is good for
dozen ills and ailments can't be
equally effective for a cold. Many
popular remedies make the relief of
cold more difficult because they are
constipating and also make the sys-
tenn acid.
Second, take q cold remedy ad-
ministered internally. A cold is an
internal infection and. as such, calls
for internal treatment. Local, or out
side applications. afford only tenn
porary relief and do not reach the
real seat of the trouble and do not
prevent the infection from spreading
within the system.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
PARADISE
DAWSON,

I don't know whether you've fooled
Give Last nights outburst would indi-
cate that you haven't. The real trouble
with you, Santa, is that you think you're
so darned pure. You're merely lovely
cheat You're so unfair that you end by
pulling the wool over your own eyes"
Her conscience pricked her. Here
was another man within less than "a
hours accusing her of unfairness. He
was less menacirig when complaining
than when he was amorous.
Go on" she taunted. Tell me all
about myself
You're an open book to me, young
lady. You'd be surprised by all the
truths could tell you. What you suffer
from is suppressed passion. Your in
stincts and Lou-Lou's are Identical
only she's honest and you're a coward.
Until you cease to pose you'll never be
happy"
Don't get you, Dicky." Any subter-
fuge to keep him occupied.
Then get me. What's been your OBJ
ject in seeing so much of me since you
divorced me?"
THAT hardly needs answering"
Answer" he insisted.
"Pity. After the divorce I had Give
waiting for me; you had nobody. In
your loneliness you went to the dogs
faster than ever. You had no good in
fluence in your life"
so you appointed yourself my good
influence? You're kidding yourself,
Santa"
You don't believe that there are any
good women" she reproached him.
Please, Dicky, do believe. There are
and the day will come when you'll find
one. All that I was trying to do was to
save you for her. Further help from me
is impossible; but I'll always pray for
you."
He burst into a guffaw and collared
her hand.
I've known heaps Of women; you're
the completeSt fraud I've met. This
business of retaining me began last
Summer at st. Jean, when you saw me
spending money on woman whom you
hated. You were beside yourself with
Jealousy. Your prudishnesS didn't per-
init you to recognize it as jealousy Since
then you've chucked yourself at me. Not
to inf1ame Give you've pretended that
l was lost soul and that you were
sister of charity. The farce has played
itself out. Time to be honest"
She stared at him appalled,. She
couldn't disguise that her actions were
susceptible to his Interpretation.
IF I'm a fraud, faker and all the
other unpleasant things you've called
me, why are you wasting a morning in
my company?"
Because, Santa dear" his demeanor
changed, you and I, despite our dis
agreements, are still one flesh. There's
a binding oneness about first mar
riage-I don't know what and you can't
explain to me. It isn't superstition:
we've proved that. We've tried to get
away-nothing doing. For you to be
truly Gives wife I'd have to be dead"
Gives tenderness, tomorrow, puts him
on the wrong side of an important sues-
ton.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
ARMY ORDERS

COL Robert H. pierson, Medical
Corps, New York, N. Y, will proceed
to his home December 26 to await re-
tirement.
Major Barnwell r. Legge, Infantry.
detached as member of the Infantry
Board, Fort Benning, Ga, and will sail
from New York, January 10, for the
Philippines. Upon arrival at Manila,
Maj. Legge will report for assignment
10 the Infantry at Tientsin, China.
Capt. Thomas B. Woodburn, In
fantry, detached recruiting publicity
bureau, Governors Island. New York,
effective March 2, and assigned to 28th
infantry, Fort Ontario, New York.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
FESTIVAL CONCERT
IS WRC FEATURE
philharmonic Orchestra, Men.
/ deIssohn GIee Club and
|. others on Program.

The Philharmonic Symphony Or
chestra, the Mendelssohn Glee Club
and q distinguished group Of artists
will take part in a special festival con-
cert to be broadcast tonight by WRC
and other N. B. G. stations in COM
memoration Of the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the founding Of the Mac
Dowell Colony, and the seventieth an
niyerSary of the birth of Edward Mac
Dowell, celebrated American composer.
The concert is scheduled from 8 to
10 o'clock The artists taking part in
clude Ruth Draper, Colin O'More, Paul
Kochanski, Albert StoeSsel, Harry
Glantz. Ernest Schelling and John
Erskine.
The weekly Corn Cob Pipe Club and
q variety presentation by Jack Denny's
Orchestra and Evan Evans, baritone,
are among WRCs other outstanding
N. B. G. attractions. From its own
studios WRC will broadcast a concert
BY the washington Male Quartet and a
program by the Songbirds.
Old Selections Included.
Old favorites will be combined with
some Of the more recent popular tunes
during the Corn Cob Pipe Club pro-
gram. The selections include "Shoo
Fly" "Blue Ridge Mountain Home" !"
"In a Little Spanish Town" and I'm
Alone Because Love You"
The second and third movements
from Schumann's Third Symphony"
will be featured by the Columbia SYM
phony Orchestra during its concert to-
might over WJSV and affiliated Colum-
bia stations. The program also in
cludes the overture to Glinka's satir-
ical opera, "A Life for the CZar," and
the spirited "Gigue ct Finale" from
Henry VIII" of Saint-Saens.
THE Murder Mark" a mystery story
by Robert Arthur, will be dramatized as
the Crime Club presentation. The set
ting for the play centers about the
Long Island estate of millionaire.
Ruth Etting to Sing.
Ruth Etting will sing Lonesome and
Sorry in her broadcast with Nat Shil-
Skrets Orchestra at 10 o'clock. Her
other numbers will be "I Love You
Because I Love You" and I'll Never
Have to Dream Again"
Popular melodies also dominate the
programs of Kate Smith, and Scrappy
sIambert and Billy Hillpot, who will
broadcast at 8:45 as Trade and Mark.
The United States Navy Band, the
Troubadoure Evening Melodies and
Robert Clark, trombonist, will provide
the highlghts of the WMAL program.
The band will play "Rondo Capric-
cio," by Mendelssohn, and Fire Music. I"
The Associated Glee Clubs, the Royal
fIawaiians, and the Honolulu Duo will
contribute to the program Of VOL.
There also will be a recital by Clare
Borjes and a dinner concert.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
Safe for Young and Old

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safe for young and old to take. 1t
contains no narcotics and does not
produce any bad after effects. 1t does
not upset the stomach, nauseate or
make the head ring or swim. In
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and pleasant to take, as well as ef-
fective. All over the world Groves
Laxative Bromo Quinine is regarded
as the standard cold remedy. These
famous tablets come in handy, pocket
size boxes and are sold by every drug
store in America.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
Marine Corps Orders

Maj. William B. Sullivan, on Decem-
Der 7, detached Headquarters Marine
corps, here, to Peiping, China, via the
s. S. Gen. Pershing scheduled to sail
from Portland, Greg, on or about De-
scember %.
First Lieut.. William o. Brice, on re-
tporting of his relief detached v. S.
Squadron Is NJ, U. s. S. Lexington, to
6an Diego, Calf
Second Lieut.. John A. White, on or
,ebout December IL detached Quantico,
IVA, to Coco Solo, c. T., via the u S. S.
Henderson scheduled to sail from Nor
kfolk, Va, on or about December 10.
Evening star., 1932-12-07

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Evening star., 1932-12-07
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Evening star., 1932-12-07

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Evening star., 1932-12-07
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Evening star., 1932-12-07
The Dial Log.

Flashes From The Evening Star,
a resume of lDorId netDs, is broadcast
daily at 5:l5 pm, by WMAL.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
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