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Evening star., 1933-12-10
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NnoRdErowN opens It's basket
m THE STAE

TEoRdEroWN opens It's basket
~ ball season tonight against
No1nt St. Josephs In Ryan
xyunAsium on the Hilltop. Coach
OoIliAo8er of the Hilltopptys prob
ably WI start Waldron and Kelly,
fNfvArd1; TUfzAey, center, ana Wetz-
ell And Foley. guards.
et. Martins won al three games
from Carroll Institute In the Mar
4uette puckpin League. Rolling for
the w1nAefS we're Burns, Findlay,
O'Connell, Costello, Lowry and MIL
lon. The lo1er1 used Dunn, Ferry,
KeAue. Zellicx and Mccarthy.
Gov. John K. Tener Of Pennsyl-
vinia has been chosen president Of
the NatiogtAl League at an annual
sAhty said to Be $4,000. He viii
take over the league reins when his
term - Governor expires In Janu-
afy, 1915.
Willie E'..eltie, lightweight boxing
champion, Is the favorite Ii hts
scheduled 20-round bout with Har-
lem Tommy Murphy.
Among players taking part In the
Colofed Commercial High School
basket ball tourney are johnson,
JAckson, Smith, Turner, Swami,
Cooper, Bailey, Tatum, Butler. Tay-
lor, Woods, wallace, Mays, Garner,
WeAtherless, Dean. King. Patterson,
Horad, Fantroy, searcy, Mahoney
and Fletcher.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
SIX CUNTS TO SEEK
MONTGOMERY TITLE
High School Basketers Will Open
Championship Campaign on
January 5.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
n OCKVILLE. Md, December o.
The Montgomery County High
School basket ball season will open
January 5, with Poolesville playing at
Damascus, Rockville at Gaithersburg
and Sandy Spring ut Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
The remainder Of the schedule fol-
lows:
January 12-Gaithersburg at Poolesville,
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Rockville and
Takoma Silver Spring at Sandy Sprins.
January 19-Damascus at Takoma Silver
Sprins. Sandy Spring az GaithsrsburE and
Poolesville at Bethesds Chevy Chase.
January 26-Tnkoma Silver Spring at
Rockville. Sandy Spring at Poolesyille and
Damascus at Geithersburg.
February 2-Dsmascus st Sandy Spring,
Poolesville at Rockville and Bethesda Chevy
Chase at Takoma-Silver Spring.
February 9-Rockyills st Damascus; Ia
esda-Cheyy Chase at Gaithersburg
=. February I6-Gstthersburs at Takona,,
Damascus, Rockville at Sandy Sprint.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

% ECIslON to split the huge Com
nunity Center Basket BAN
League into. two loops-a ma
jor" circuit and "ninor"
wheel-hAs been announced BY winfree
Jehnson, director Of the league, who
also served warning that franchise fees
must - paid an or before December IL,
at which time the dt2dline win fall and
q schedule. drawn up.
Twenty-six tAAnAS already Are lined
up. The ofes adtudsed the better viii
Be placed IN the "major" section, while
less experienced clubs WIN conpet4 IA
the miner" league. Teams planning
70 play axe requested 10 submit THAR
rosters on O. before the day the entry
deadline clcse6,
Action win Get undsr way in both
wheels on January 3
The major league win Be Arranged
IN two series, the winners 10 engage in
q play-o6 1t the conclusion Of regular
play. The minor section win b d.
vided into two sgctiuu8 each team Ia
each sset.cn p;Asins ties sshsf team IN
Evening star., 1933-12-10
ROCKVILLE QUINT BUSY
Opens 21-Game Schedule With Win
Over Bowie, 80 to 8.

ROCKVILLE, Md, December o.
Twenty games remain on the basket
ball schedule of the Rockville High
School, which opened activities with q
1913 win over Bowie High.
The card.
December I2, Damascus; December Il.
Sherwood: December 15. pooeeville; Decem-
Der 10. Gaithersburs at Gaithersburg; De-
cember 21, Mount Rainier. January 5,
Bethesda Chevy Chase: January is, Pooles.
vile at Poolesville; january 10. St. John 8
Of Frederick: January %, Laurel: January
thersburg at Gaithersburs February 2.
roolesyEills; E- e. February O. st. Johns at Fred.
February IS, Sherwood st Sandy SPRINT; !;
February 81. Maryland School for the Deaf
At Frederick; February 90. Bethesda Chevy
Rainier. March 9. tourney ct Noekyille
Evening star., 1933-12-10
.Neale Due to Go
At West Virginia
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NHoRGANTOWN, W. Va, Decem-
lvl Der "a meeting Of the board
Of governors Of West Virginia
University, probably next week, is
expected to decide the question Of
who will direct the Mountaineers'
foot ball squad next season.
The three-year contract Of Earle
(0reasy) NeAle expired with the
game Thanksgiving. II Is not ex-
pected to be renewed.
University men say the Athletic
Council has several men under con-
sidefation. including Glenn Thistle
thwaite. former Northwestern men
tor and now coach at Carroll Col
lege. WAukesha, Wis. Charles G.
tTfusty) TaIlnan, Mountaineer
freShniAn coach, Ii another.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
HERND0N SLATE IS SET
Seven Basket Games Each. Booked
for Girl and Boy Teams.

HERNDON, Va, December s.-Four-
teen games, seven for the boys team
and seven for the girk' sextet, remain
On Herndon High Schools balket BAN
card for the Fairfax County League.
Mclean, Lee-Jackson, Falls Church and
Oakton are other schools in the loop
Each league victory win mean 6la points
to : team, and the team having the
most points at the end Of the schedule
win be awarded . trophy offered by the
league.
The Herndon boys also have ar
ranged two games with Alexandria High,
the first to be played January 33 at
Herndon and the other February 10 In
Alexandria.
Hefndon'S league card:
Peesmber ts-MsIean;
son.
January 1e-rails church.
January o6~-NclAan at Mclean,
February 2-Iee ee-Jackson.
February 23-Cakton.
March 2--ftlb Church.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
EMORY AND HENRY
STREAK IS ENDED
Perfect Season Prevented
as Wasps Tumble Before
Richmond, 13 to O.

~ the Assoeiated Press.
IN ICHMOND. Va, December "a
~ lighting University of Richmond
i eleven today broke up q perfect
foot ball season for Emory and
Henry College and knocked the wasps
out Of the State championship by
pushing across third and fourth period
touchdowns for 4 13-to-o victory on a
mud covered held.
A crowd Of approximately 2,5o0
brayed rain and q threat of snow to
witness the contest.
The Wasps, without the services of
Mark Kegley. brilliant back and high
scorer In Old Dominion foot ball, never
could get their offense under way, and
made only three FIRST downs to the IL
rung up by Richmond's Spiders.
The Spiders scored In the third period
when Freddie Vaughan bucked across
from the one-yard line after the gal
liant Wasp line had held three power
plays for no gain. Sonny Joyce kicked
goal from placement.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
|P|TT DOWNS HOYAS.
IN Basket BATTLE.
League Game Is Hot Fight
Entire Route-Hargaden
Gets II Points.

Special Dispsteh 70 The star.
HITrsBURdH, Pa, December
r s-Pitt's Panthers barged
i into first place in the
intercollegiate Conference
Basket Ball League race tonight
with an impressive 1881 victory
over q stubborn Georgetown OUT
At. More than 5000 fans sat In
On the opening.
The game was Close an the way, Pitt
going to the fore early. and save for .
few brief spells, staying there.
Cribs, Pitts center, located the hoop
after 10 minutes he'd passed, but Har-
effort shortly after. Then the tc6ring
alternated, with Pitt leading. t4.l3. at
the half.
CEoRdErowN bounced ahead as
soon q the second half began on
Conno9s' fleld goal, but OchSen.
hirt put Pitt ahead, 1918. and there
the Panthers remained the rest Of the
oensenhirt of Pitt and Hartaden Of
0eorgetown tied for scoring hodorS with
IL points each. Ochsenhirt connected
for fve nkid goAb, four Of them IN
the Second hall and two out of three
fouls. HargAden had two balkets IN
each half ana four out Of six free
Pitt won the game on its even doser
field goals against 10 for oeorSetown.
The PAnthers dropped In 10 fouls out
OF Is chances, Georgetown II out OF Is.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
MICHIGAN IS RATED
BEST ON GRID AGAIN
Nebraska Places Second in
Dickinson Calculations.
Princeton Fourth.
By theAssociated Press

By the Associated Press.
)HAMPAIGN, Ill, December
l 9.-The University of Mich
~ igan foot ball team, cham
pions of the Big Ten for
the fourth successive year, tonight
was announced winner of the
Knute K. Rockne National Inter-
collegiate Foot Ball Trophy by
Prof. Frank G. Dickinson, orig
inator of the Dickinson foot ball
rating system.
1t was the second consecutive year
the Wolverines have received Dickin-
sons first rating.
According to the system Nebraska
won second place in national rating
and Minnesota, third.
Southern California-ranked sixth
was aided to its position by the strong
International record of its conference.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
WILCOX TRAP VICTOR
Crossvind HAndieaps Shooters q
Washington Gun Club.

shatterins 81 clays out Of 50, A. D..
Wilcox led the field yesterday in the
weekly Washington Gun Club trapshoot
at Blnning. A cross-trap wind haIadi-
capped the contestants. George A. En-
mons and c. B. Jennings. each with 81,
tied for second.
pionships. the distance handicap at 100
targets. will be contested at Bknning
next Saturday.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

chance to compare Tech and Western
when the later engages Baltimore City
Friday. Mckinley conquered the Bal.
tinoreans last Friday. $3.50.
Roosevelt, which Is playing plenty Of
basket ball but getting nowhere 20 far
as victories are concerned, having
dropped three tits In a. many starts.
viii play three more games this week,
more Tuesday and Jefferson High
Thursday. on the Roosevelt floor, and
George washington frosh Friday on
the @. w. court. II plenty OF work
means anything the Ruf Riders should
be an improved bunch before long.
Tech, victorious in both It's starts, Is
scheduled for only one game. being
down for IN engagement with the
Georgetown frosh wednesday. on the
Mckinley hardwood.
oTHER matches Of more than ordi-
nary interest during the week
will be the Georgetown
freshman game Wednesday, at Tech,
and the Emerson Georgetown Prep
scrap Friday at the Boys Club. McKin-
ley conquered the Hoya yearlines 3l-2S
last Wednesday and the latter will be
striving to get back at the Gray.
Georgetown Prep. like Emerson. has
shown plenty Of punch although it has
played only one game. In that. though.
1t fairly mopped up the floor with
Charlotte Hall, 51-7. The Southern
Maryland quint Is far from a strong
team, but any quint that can chalk up
5l-7 win doubtless has plenty Of
power.
Browns scored over the Whites. 1916,
In the annual foot ball game between
teams of the lower school at Landof.
A. usual. the game produced red-hot
battling from the outset.
Landon will hold its annual foot ball
dinner on an evening this week to- be
picked. Letters will be awarded mem
bers of the 1888 squad and 1 captain
for next seasons eleven will be elected.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
GENERAL STANDING.
Mohawks, Marions Clash Today
For District Foot Ball Laurels

out Of seven. They are TO report to
Coach Pound at 10 O'Clock. :
A scrap between the Congress Heights
and Palace Prep elevefis Is slated for
the Heights field at 2:30.
Hessick and Brookland Coal elevens
face at 2:30 O'Clock at Taft Park, Eigh-
teenth and Otis streets northeast. They
are keen rivals.
Northeast Passers and Southeast
Eagles, 1875 Founders are listed to clash.
The Passers are to report ct Seventh
and B streets southeast at IL O'Clock.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Central, Last Seasons Title
Quintet, Plays G. W. Freshmen
Saturday to Open Long List

~ENTRAL HIGHS basket bali
II squad. which viii strive to de-
~ fend the public high school
championship this. season. win
make its debut this week, engaging the
George Washington Freshmen Saturday
IN the @. W.. gym. It u one Of 10
matches slated Tor the week, which
marks the Arrival Of the schoolboy
court season hare on q full-fiedged
basis.
j The week also viii see Eastern and
Western, the only other public high
quints yet to start, make their bows.
The former has three gamess and the
latter two. The Lincoln Parkers are
to meet st. Johns Tuesday, and Emer-
son Wednesday ct Eastern and Alex
andrta High Friday IN the city across
ngton-Lee High Tuesday at Ballston
and Baltimore City College Friday on
the Georgetowners' moor.
TNANS are eager to see how the three
public high teams shape up espe-
ctally Central and Eastern, which
right now loom as the quints having the
best chance for the championship. Both
have plenty Of seasoned material. West.
ern also has players Of worth and
Coach CHn Moore might have q team
stronger than expected.
It Is difncult to forecast the outcome
Of sthe Central George Washington
frosh game since neither has played.
Eastern probably will have little DIFF
ficulty trimming st. Johns. which ap-
pears weak, but probably will run into
plenty Of opposition In Emerson, which
has a bang-up team and has won all
three OF its games In handy style. Just
may be expected to offer the Lincoln
Parkers is uncertain. The virginians
have several players who have proved
their worth.
Western and Washington gen.
orally stage good scraps In their athletic
meetings and Tuesdays tilt probably
will be interesting. Fans will have q
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Tiger Schedule Moderate.

DETWEEN Pittsburgh in fourth
ID place and Stanford in eleventh
there was only the smallest of
margins. Princeton, although unde-
feated, did not play an exceptionally
strong schedule and was ranked
seventh.
Commenting on the rating, Prof.
Dickinson said, II do not claim
that Michigan is national champion.
My rating merely means that the
Wolverines have overcome stronger op-
position than any other team in the
Nation-the strength of the opposition
being measured by my method Of rating
which gives more credit for beating
strong teams
Following are the II leading teams
Tor 1888, according to Dickinson:
Evening star., 1933-12-10
the independent foot
~ ball card here today is the battle
between the Mohawks and Ma

rions, unlimited class champions
OF the National Capital League, at Con-
zaga Field at 2:30 o'clock. The winner
will claim the city crown.
The Hawks, with decided weight
advantage, are the favorites. but Coach
Bottle Cox, formerly Of the Hawks, has
infused plenty Of fight in the Marions.
The Mariors, organized several years
ago as . 135-pound eleven, gradually
have fought their way to the top and
would regard victory over the Mo-
hawks es their crowning achievement.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
SETTLE GRlDIRoN TITLE
willow Tree, yellow Jackets Play
for Colored Honors.

Two claimants to the colored metro
poiitan foot ball crown will settle the
Issue today at Green Valley. Va. when
the willow Tree eleven, District Colored
League champions, encounters the un-
defeated Yellow Jacket gridders.
trict League schedule with 8 victories
- as many starts.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
SPLITS AT VoLLEY BALL.

RICHMOND, Va, December g.
Washington Y. M. c. A. volley ball stars
tonight lost and won in an invitation
tournament here. with the Richmond
and Raleigh, N. c., associations furnish.
ing competition. Washington lost to
Richmond, Ills, 1873. 15-12; won
from Raleigh, 1914, 1915, 1879.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
LANDON'S BASKET
MATERIAL IS GOOD
Outlook Bright With Three
Last Winters Regulars
Providing Nucleus.

w YITH capable new mate
AN| rial available, in addi-
Y Y ton to three regulars
from last Winter and
seasoned reserves OF a campaign
ago, Landon School has the bes.
basket ball prospects in its his
tory
Wilbur CTeenie) Leizear, former iumi-
nary Of the Takoma-Silver Spring High
quint, Is the most notable newcomer
Leizear. q forward, Is expected to be
outstanding.
Last seasons regulars on the Job are
Clarence Becker, center. who was cap
tain, and Rene Martinez and Charley
Slaughter, forwards Tom Clagett, g.
foot 5-inch center; Bob Sands and
John Paul Randall, forwards, and Billy
Castell, guard, are reserves who proved
their worth year ago, who are battling
for berths.
Among newcomers Of promise on the
squard. that ssain Is being coached by
Bob MacCartee, former Tech High and
are Francois de LaboulAye, son of the
French Ambassador; Billy Murphy from
Salisbury. Md, who Is little but fast:
Herbert Hopkins, end on the foot bah
team this year, and Bob Trego.
r ANDON has arranged q 14-game
schedule, opening with Episcopal
at Alexandria, January 10. st.
Adams. keen foe, has been booked for
home -and-home engagements, as have
Friends. Georgetown Prep, st. Johns
Of this city and Bethesda Chevy Chase
High. Games with Boys Latin School
and Baltimore Friends School in Bal
timore complete the card. A tilt also
has been listed for the Epiphany
Church gymnasium, which again will
be the scene Of Landon's home games,
with st. James of Hagerstown, but the
date has not been set.
The Landon schedule:
January 1o-Episcopal at Alexandria.
January 15-Geortetown Prep At Garrett
January 7-Bethesda- Chevy Chase Hish
In Epiphany gym,
January 24-st Adams at St Adams.
February 2-Gforgetown Prep In Epiphany
February s-st. Johns at st. Johns.
at Bethesda.
February Is-Friends at Friends.
FsTusry FsBrusry s ssSo,:s s0fas natin School a. Bal
timore.
February 2s-Baitimore Friends at Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
West Starts Scoring Drive.

TIMMY WEST paved the way for
the second Richmond touchdown
with q 20-yard sprint around his
left end to plant the ball on the Emory
and Henry 6-yard line. Roger Leverton
broke through right tackle to the 2-yard
line and on the next play Charnock,
substitute for Vaughan, went through
the same hole for q touchdown. Lever
tons kick for the extra point was
blocked
the air with q ball too slippery to be
passed accurately. Turkey" Chaltain,
Richmond half back, intercepted one
Of Marshalrs heaves In midfield and
ran 1t back 81 yards to be forced out
Of bounds at the l6-yard line as the
game ended.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
GREENS POLO WINNERS.

The Greens downed the Reds. l4-4.
In q water polo match between teams
OF the Washington Canoe Club last
night in the Shoreham pool. It was
the first water polo contest Of the
campaign hereabout. Wilton for the
Greens and Rinck for the Reds starred
Evening star., 1933-12-10
WILSON FRESHMEN SCORE

Trim Upperclassmen in Foot Ball
Contest, 7 to o.
Wilson Teachers College Freshmen
won a 7-to-0 victory over the Upper
classmen yesterday In keenly-contest-
ed game played IN the Centra High
School Stadium.
The winning score came In the Sec
und quarter, when Girardi, freshman
fullback. plunged through center for
the touchdown Girardi's hre pluneing,
BrancA's defensive work And Newton's
punting were outttanding.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Summary:

Totals .;IsI93t Totals 70 II q
pire-Mr. Campbell lGeneva).
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Line-ups and Summary.
LEAGUE AFTER TEAMS
Colored Basket Ball Loop Wants
Two More Members.

With six teams in the fold. the Col
ofed Church Basket BAH League, which
operates at the Twelfth street Y. M.
c. A., plans TO open It's schedule in
the near future.
Teams entered include Ebenezer, st.
Cyprian, Shiloh, st. Augustine. Ephiph-
any and Union Wesley. Two more
berths are open, and interested teams
are requested to get In touch with the
physical director ut the Twelfth street
Y. NJ. c. A.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
AAGE CORNwELL. back on the
- st. .Albans foot ball team this
year, was presented the coveted

i year, was presented the coveted
Doc Green award at banquet
at the school. The award. a small gold
foot ball: is made to "the most inspiring
member of the team" and the recipient
is chosen by vote Of members Of the
squad. Brooke (Untz) Brewer, one Of
the best athletes that ever wore st.
Albans colors, made the presentation.
The award Is given In memory Of
George Green, former coach at St.
Adams, who was affectionately known
as Doc and who developed Brewer.
Johnny McGee, captain and quarter
back Of the 1888 team, received . foot
ball bearing the scores Of all the sea-
sons games. MCGEE graduates in June.
Jake Foulois. tackle. was elected cap
tain Of the 1894 eleven. He has played
two years on the squad and next year
will be junior.
Harman Jarman. member Of the
faculty. was toastmaster, and among
those who spoke briefly IN addition to
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Hoya Five Highly Regarded.

~HE day before Georgetown's sea-
son opened Graduate Manager
Murphy said that he looked for
Georgetown to have one OF the best
teams 1t had ever put out, and that it
should go through a successful sched-
ule. OF course, no one can tell what
may happen to a team before the end
Of season in any sport, but the Blue
and Gray certainly has begun as II it
may carry out Murphy's prediction.
In Coach Fred Mesmer the team
Is well directed by an exceptionally
fine chap, and there seems no reason
to form any other opinion than that
the Blue and Gray should win a lot
of games and play good basket ball in
those 1t loses. And no school ought to
ask anything more of its teams.
CPEAKING of basket ball coaches, if
Fred Mesmer really makes good
in turning out fine teams for
Georgetown he will be the third OF a
line of Georgetown men whose court
teams have held sway here for two
decades. The other two were Jim Col
lifiower and Fred Rice, both of whom
played at Georgetown
Collihower coached Just before the
war some Of the best flves that have
ever played on local floors. and one of
the greatest games ever played in
Washington was one IN which his team
defeated the Princeton quint, of which
Hobey Baker was captain.
Collifower, after the war, coached at
Navy and turned ont there perhaps
the best teams Navy ever developed. A
24-to-22 game, In. which his Navy team
beat a great Yale five. still is talked of
as the best game ever played at An
napolis.
Fred Rice held forth at Catholic
University for nearly a score of years
and was regarded as one of the most
versatile and resourceful coaches In
the country His teams were uniformly
successful.
Both Collifiower and Rice have been
out of coaching for some time, the
former being successful business man
and the latter having attained the
same distinction in law.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
The probable Iine-ups:

Marion substitutes-C. Hughes, 81: 4eck-
Tltn u; niliet Hi sgs sfcw5. ss an winters
Huber, 3b; Morris, 80.
Mohawk substitutes-Parks, 8; InG-am. .;
Referee IL 6impson. Umpire - Reds
Sweeney. Linesman-Orrel Mitchell.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
RLNGTON l5O-pounders me

A RLNGToN l5o-pounders meet the
~ Ballston Skulls unlimited eleven
on the Arlington gridirur ct 2:So
o'clock. Arlington players are 70 re-
port ct the fleid at $50. Archie Via
Ind Pete Bunch, former Washiuetom-
Lee High players. are being counted
upon heavily 81 the Skulls. They are
backs.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Arlington Juninrs engage nekoma
Park i35-pcalnders On the AfllnGtnn
feid at 1850, instead q the silver
I1e Juniors rave lost only one game