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Fireworks Weeks Grid Slate Coonia Outpo Paper
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Foot Ball.
Cardozo VS.. Dunbar, Walker
Stadium, $3.50 (colored public high
title game).
TOMORROW.
Foot Ball.
Tech VS.. Western. Central Sta
dium, $3.50 (public high title game).
FRIDAY.
Foot Ball.
George Washington University
vs. Tulsa, Griffith Stadium. 8.
Central VS.. Eastern, Central Sta
dium, $3.50 public high title
game).
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, $50.
Bulls VS.. Naval Academy Plebes
(B squad, Annapolis.
Landon at st. Adams, $50.
Baltimore Friends at Friends,
$3.50.
Gonzaga vs. George Washington
High, Alexandria, $3.50.
Miner VS.. North Carolina State
Normal, Fayetteville. N. c.
SATURDAY.
Foot Ball.
Catholic University VS.. Western
Maryland, Griffith Stadium, 2:30.
Maryland VS.. Washington-Lee.
College Park, 2:30.
Georgetown University at Man.
haitian.
Dewitt Prep VS.. Franklin-Mar-
shall Academy, Lancaster, Pa.
Catholic University Frosh VS..
Western Maryland Frosh, Griffith
Stadium, 1890.
Westinghouse High at New
port News, Va.
Roosevelt vs. Episcopal High at
Alexandria.
Howard University VS.. Union at
Richmond, Va.
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Southern Methodist must hurdle
both Texas Christian, also unde-
feated, and U. G. L. A.
Syracuse plays Colgate and Mary
land. Dartmouth must get by
Princeton, Cornell and Columbia.
North Carolina meets Duke
and Virginia.
Add winning streaks: Hatties-
burg (Miss.) High School hasn't
lost foot ball game since Thanks
giving day. 1882. It has won
%, tied /, Maj. Bob Neyland
must be down there in disguise.
Charlie (Wrecker) Wasicek,
Colgate captain, has played in
every game for three years.
If you can locate anybody who ever
gained any yardage through
Evening star., 1935-11-11

Dame, is turning down vaudeville
offers. Fordham got back on
the foot ball bigtime by tieing st.
Mary's. :. Navy beat a powerful
team in turning back Penn.
Why that team doesn't go places
has everybody guessing. . North
Carolina is so steamed up over
Carl Snavely's team the news
papers write editorials about it.
Here Is the Rose Bowl situation
in a nutshell: With Notre Dame
jolted out of the undefeated ranks,
the leading contenders for the Far
Western trip are Southern Meth
odst in the Southwest, Syracuse
and Dartmouth in the East and
North Carolina in the South. -
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TECH WILL TEST
WESTERN FIGHT"
High School Foe Tomorrow
Apt to Miss Kicker Who
Checked Eastern.

-HAT inspirational fight" which
almost enabled them to tie
Eastern a week ago. must be
i reborn in Western Highs grid
ders tomorrow if they are to enter
the game with Tech rated as anything
better than a ID under-dog. The
game, seventh of the interhigh series,
starts at $50 pm. in Central Stadium.
Deprived of its triple-threat full
back, Johnny Hatch, whose kicking
held Eastern at bay throughout the
game, Western will be sorely handi-
capped in its attempt to duplicate the
fine effort recorded the last time out.
A safety, registered in the final two
minutes of play, was all that kept
Western from achieving ScoreleSS tie.
Tech Still Has Title Hope.
EOR Tech it will be the first appear
L ance since losing to Central. 1870,
a week ago last Friday. Although ap-
parently out of the running for the
1885 title, the Manual Trainers will
give all they have hoping against hope
that Eastern can accomplish what
they failed to achieve-a win over
Central
Whether Tech will resort to air at
tack is problematical in light of West
ern's strong defense against Eastern
passes last week. Only two Of the en-
emys Is passes found their mark
against the West Enders last week.
Charley Wells, who started the sea-
son as an end, has been assigned to
Hatch's post in the Western backfield
tomorrow Snead, Frawley and Brewer
will continue in their places back of
| the Red and White line.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, November IL
That victory over Washington
puts California in the Rose Bowl
anteroom. Biggest disappoint-
ment of the season: Penn. {.
If Colgate starts clicking against
Syracuse next Saturday, it may
be just too bad for Vic Hanson
and CO. They tell us North
Carolina and Southern Methodist
haven't really cut loose once this
season. (P. S.: But N. c.
may have to shoot the works
against Duke this week.. If
either goes to the Rose Bowl, were
betting on it.
Lynn Waldorf, who beat Notre
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TWENTY ELEVENS
REMAIN UNBEATEN
Texas Christian, California
Head LiSt-Dartmouth
Is High Scorer.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n yEW YORK. November Ii
M Twenty hardy survivors Of the
" numerous early season foot
4 ball upsets stood up well
against further assaults on their posi-
ton last Saturday.
The list Of undefeated and united
teams lost only two members: Notre
Dame. which was upset by North
western, and Western Reserve, held
to a tie by Ohio Wesleyan.
Texas Christian and California
pulled ahead of the pack, each record
ing its eighth victory of the season.
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Dartmouth High in Points.

DARTMOUTH, piling up $40
- score against William and Mary.
led the undefeated group in scoring
with 248 points in seven games.
Others above the 200-point mark
were Butler. Spearflsh Normal and
North Carolina.
California continued to show the
best defensive record with only nine
points for the opposition. Superior
(Wisconsin) Teachers, and Shippens-
burg (Pennsylvania) Teachers had al
lowed only one touchdown each but
had played fewer games.
The national list of undefeated and
united teams follows:
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ONLY TOUCHDOWN WINS.

The first touchdown they had
scored this season gave the Silver
Spring Merchants 60 victory over
the hitherto-unbeaten Alcova A. C.
yesterday at Silver Spring. Brock
dorf went over Alcova's goal in the
last quarter.
Evening star., 1935-11-11

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit Z: Green Bay, 81.
Bears. 30; Boston. IA.
Philadelphia. 3: Cardinals. IL.
Pittsburgh 16; Brooklyn. z.
THE SCHEDULE.
Sunday-New York at Bears. Green Bay
at Detroit. Cardinals at Brooklyn, Boston
at Philadelphia
Evening star., 1935-11-11
In the Corn Belt.


DIG TEN.-Ohio State and Mime
sofa lead with three victories and
no defeats, but both had to come from
behind to emerge victorious Saturday.
The Buckeyes spotted Chicago a 1870
lead, then rushed over three touch
downs to win, 20-13. Minnesota trailed
Iowa, 60, for a while, but won, 1876.
Minnesota tackles Michigan, beaten,
80. by illinois, while Ohio State plays
Illinois and seeks revenge for the
14-13 reverse of year ago. Purdue,
upset by Wisconsin, 80. plays Iowa.
Northwestern meets Wisconsin .and
Chicago battles Indiana in other con-
ference engagements.
Big Six-Nebraska won the title last
week by downing Kansas, 1913. and
will spend the rest of the season in
intersectional competition. Kansas
State and Oklahoma. locked in a per-
centage tie for third place, clash this
week in the only conference game.
Missouri. beaten by Oklahoma, 200,
meets Washington University of St.
Louis, while Iowa State, nosed out by
Kansas State, 60, plays Drake of the
Missouri Valley Conference.
Far West Situation.
DACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE
CALIFORNIA; 14-0 conquest of
Washington assured the Golden Bears
at least a tie for the championship.
They can win it outright by beating
Stanford on November %. California
plays College of Pacific this week,
while Stanford, still a contender after
its narrow 80 victory over Southern
California, engages Montana in a
conference game.
Washington State, another pos
sible contender should California lose
to Stanford, closes its conference
schedule against Southern California.
Oregon State plays Idaho. U. c. L. A,
after its meeting with Southern Metho-
dist today. battles the University of
Hawaii on Friday. Loyola of Los
Angeles entertains Michigan State Sat-
urday.
Rocky Mountain Conference.-The
RADIO University, surprise victor over
Utah. IA to 0. is the only eleven un-
defeated in the conference. Colorado
will meet Kansas this week. The ma
jor conference games will pit Utah
against Colorado State, Utah State
against Brigham Young, and Colorado
College against Colorado Mines to-
day and against Montana State on
Saturday.
Texas Teams Active.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN. setting the
pace with three victories in row,
plays Texas, whose Longhorns stopped
Baylor, Is to 6.
Southern Methodist, only other un-
beaten conference team, faces the task
of maintaining its record in game
with U. c. l.. A. at Los Angeles to-
Evening star., 1935-11-11
AsTORS GET JUMP.

In an early-season game of the j.
c. c. League, the Astor basket ball
team defeated the Brandeis five, IT.
IA, yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
TOUCHD0WNERS EAT.

The Touchdown Club was to hold
its weekly luncheon today at the
Hamilton Hotel
Evening star., 1935-11-11
Pro Foot Ball

CHICAGO, November II R.-The
National Professional Foot Ball League
standing to date:
Evening star., 1935-11-11
EW YORK, November

n YEW YORK, November IL
M Ford Frick. the agile young
" president of the National
4 League, has had an idea, the
first to be born in base balls execu-
tive circle since Michaelmas. 1883.
Mr.. Frick is going to find out what
the man in the street thinks about
base ball. His scheme is interesting.
if nothing else.
Mr.. Frick's agents already are
securing the highways, byways. sa-
looms, factories, Office buildings and
water front of New York in an earnest
quest for information. When they spot
a taxpayer who looks as though he
could speak English (the official
language of the National League),
they get a firm grip on his button
hole and ask him 10 questions.
His answers, If printable. are
jolted down and relayed to Mr..
Frick's laboratory for analysis.
Women are not spared by the
bloodhounds of the National League.
In fact, Mr.. Frick is deeply anxious
to learn how women feel about the
game. He tells his agents "Cherchez
La Femme" and his agents, after a
quick peek in the French-English
dictionary, agree to do so. They ike
the assignment.
Preliminary Survey Completed.
THE preliminary survey is just about
L over now. Four of the Frick
agents spent two weeks firing ques-
tions at this individual and that.
They came up with replies from 1000
assorted persons, which should be
enough to give Mr.. Frick line on
what the public thinks. If his re-
suits prove to be of any value to the
clubs in the National League. he will
spread the inquistion through all the
base ball towns in the land.
There are three Of these ques-
tionnaires-one for fans, one for
non-fans and one for women.
The questions nave no devious in
come tax angles, like IF you were OF
were not a citizen before or after 1915
don't write your name on the third
line from the bottom of page 6-B."
Mr.. Frick isn't trying to trap the voter
When he finds an established fan he
asks him questions like these:
AT ut how many major league
games did you see this past season?
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May Be One for the Book.

way De OHc tut tHe DOOks
ONE Of the coolest contests Of a
razzle-dazzle season may be ex-
pected when George Washington takes
on Tulsa University of Oklahoma Fri
day night at Griffith Stadium. 1t
seems that the Colonials have bor-
roweo somewhat on the style of
lSec DOPE Pace III
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Backs Eager for Fray.

once again. Tech will depend upon
Francis Crimmins, powerful full
back, for the majority of its ground
gaining plays, although his three run
ming mates. who were bottled up by
Central. may break loose again to-
morrow as they did against Roosevelt
in the curtain-raiser three weeks ago.
Bill Hart, Carl Sachs and Stanley
Wells flashed more than ordinary abil-
ity against the Rough Riders and will
be aching to release the energy more
recently penned up by their arch
rivals.
In last years game between tomor-
rows foes, Tech won, 26-0.
SnncAr
Evening star., 1935-11-11
HHE 1885 Princeton Tiger model
is Just about as good a foot ball
team as you will find from

TINE 1885 Princeton Tiger model
is Just about as good foot ball
team as you will find from
L Boston to Berkeley, from Min
nesota to Tulane.
It may be no better than North
Carolina in the South, Minnesota in
the Midwest. Southern Methodist in
Coast-but it is a stronger all-around
combination than Notre Dame or Ohio
State happened to be when both were
supposed to be at peak form.
In her last three games against
Cornell, Navy and Harvard-Navy be-
ing no part of puff ball-Princeton
has run up lis points to o. pulled
up part of the way. drifting from top
speed to an easy-going canter.
Back of a big, fast, hard-charging
line - featuring Cullinan. Weller,
Stoess, Toll, Lea, Macmillan and
others-the Orange and Black can
give you all the star backs any squad
needs in Constable, Pauk. Sandbach.
White, Spofford, kaufman and Hill,
not overlooking Garry lie Van, who
missed the Crimson massacre.
In this Tiger jungle you find
all the elements no team in the
country could overmatch when
It comes to speed. power, skill,
poise and experience.
With an attack that can strike with
every type of winning thrust. along
the ground or through the air. it is
a much stronger defensive team than
Ohio State, or Notre Dame, who, in
their last two starts, have together
Welded So points-31 against Ohio
and q against Notre Dame.
Foot ball is a game where anything
can happen at any time-but I can't
conceive of any attack strong enough
to crack this Tiger barricade for any
such returns.
Answering Some Why's and What's.
WHAT has Princeton done to de-
w serve this Autumn carpet of wild
plum blossoms?
Well. Army and Dartmouth togeth-
er had a 21-point lead over Harvard
Princeton had IS points. Notre Dame
and Yale together led Navy by Is
points-princeton alone by 26 points.
Syracuse and Columbia together had
a 7-point Jump over Cornell-Prince-
ton, 81 points.
TT is about as fine an all-around
aouad." Dick Harlow of Harvard told
me. "as have seen In years." Dick
Evening star., 1935-11-11
BIG BATTLES DUE
IN ALL SECTIONS
Several of Nations Major
Unbeaten Teams Take
on Formidable Foes.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Staff Writer.

"A yEW YORK, November Ii
Foot balls embattled legions
VI declared temporary Armistice
1 Y day before plunging into the
final stages of an unpredictable cam
paign.
The list of major undefeated and
united teams had dwindled to 10
Princeton, Dartmouth, Syracuse and
New York University in the East;
Minnesota and Marquette in the
Middle West, North Carolina in the
South, Southern Methodist and Texas
Christian in the Southwest, and Cali
fornia in the Far West.
-Four of these teams will be brought
together in regular games. Princeton
against Dartmouth on November %,
and Southern Methodist against Texas
Christian on November 80. Only an
optimist would predict that the other
six would wind up with perfect records.
BY sections, prospects for the next
big engagements are as follows:
Outlook in the East.
pRINCETON, whose Tigers rolled
over Harvard $780, looks safe
enough this week in 'breather" with
Lehigh, and New York University
should have no particular trouble with
Rutgers. Dartmouth. victor over Will
liam and Mary. $40, takes on Cornell,
always tough for the Indians. Syra-
cuse, after scoring over Columbia,
14-2, meets its deadly rival, Colgate.
with the result in doubt
Army. routed 1916 by Pitts three
touchdown Splurge, sees nothing but
trouble ahead in the annual duel yith
Notre Dame, despite the Ramblers'
reverse by Northwestern. Pitt will
meet Nebraskas Cornhuskers, while
Temple seeks to stop unbeaten Mar
quette, conqueror of Michigan State,
1877.
Navy, which halted Penn, 1870,
meets Columbia next, while Penn tries
to turn back Penn State, which bowled
over Villanova, 27-13, Saturday. West
Virginia and Duquene, Manhattan
and Georgetown. Yale and Lafayette,
are the other leading pairings. Holy
Cross, unbeaten, but tied by Manhat-
tan, tunes up with Bates Fordham,
which drew, TT. with st. Mary's
Gaels, has a breather with Mullen
berg.
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Mexico City Au-Star Eleuen
In Fine FettIe for DC. Game

| vember 20 instead Of November 81.
as planned at first.
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(See SPORTLIGHT, Page l5D
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(See DOPE. Page 15D
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Texas Teams Active.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN, setting

(See BIG BATTLES, Page 15.)
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Store Will Be Opened Saturday, March 10Th
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The Mems and Boys Clothing
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Fishing the Air

Audrey Mason. soprano. and Edward
Nell. baritone. will be heard IN another
romantic musical episode Of Diane and
Her Life Saver" 10 be broadcast over
WFBM and the Columbia network Monday
from : 10 IT'S D. m.
GLADYS Swarthout. mezzo-soprano OF
opera and radio fame. will be guest So
loist with william DAYS orchestra on
the program Monday at $50 D. m. over
WIRE and an NBC network.
Lily Pons Will feature lie Tableau' from
the Massenet opera. "Manon. as a hlgh-
light Of her program over WFBM ana
Columbia network with Andre kostei-
anetz and his orchestra and ensemble
Monday from 8 TO $50 D. m.
Anticipating Aprils overs, Frank
Parker. tenor. will sing 'One Little Rain
drop" and Clouds as his selections on
the Gvpsies program Monday at 8 p. m"
over WIRE and an B network
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-01
HUEY ALIENATES
AFFECTIONS OF
zAHND LIBERALS.
KingfiSh Put in His Place in
Letter Written by
Local Man.
BY JOE COLLIER
Tines stan Writer

The National Progressive Party Is
mad a. Senator Huey Long. l. wants
no part OF him. It's affections are
al.enated, and % IS all washed up
Thus has ended a political TO-
nance that began several weeks ago
when the party woOed the louisiana
Senator with an invitation 10 speak
here az is national convention and
a tentative promise he could be the
parrys presidential candidate II
1886.
AZ a wass meeting in the English
Hotel. attended by Il members Of
the party. 10 vas decided that the
Kinrdsh should be the standard
bearer and John Zahnd, Indian
apols. national chairman, Was 70
notify him.
Alienation Grounds Stated
This Err. Zahnd did. Today Mr..
Zahud again wrote Senator Long
and excerpts from his letter pretty
well give the grounds for the alena-
ton.
Writes he.
Your red letter received. Read
ing between the lines I see Moth
ing but deceit. or in other words
you are trying to make yourself
think you are something that you
do not happen 10 be.
The National Progressive Party
sent you an invitation to speak a.
our national mass meeting July /
in indianapolis. First you send
three form letters on three separate
dates saving that the matter was
having your consideration. then in
this letter OF the 22d you say I
very much appreciate the invitation
to speak IN your city, but I am
afraid TO get very far away from
Washington as long as certain leg
islation is pending mat I must keep
an eye on.
Resent Taken OF Insult
you insult the National Pro
gressive Party BY not even making
mention Of the name. But you try
70 cover IL up by addressing me the
Hon. John Zahnd.
Why not come out in plain
words and say you intend to re-
main a Democrat and try 10 be
elected as A Democrat. First
you say one thing then YOU say
another. You, like Roosevelt.
think you can make fools out Of the
progressive voter. in some cases you
are doing so. as many people never
get to the place where they know
their own mind.
Like Mr.. Roosevelt YOU tried to
build yourself into the monetary re-
form people and then let them so
hang. I hate deception in any
man. and when once deceived BY
man 7 can not longer have regard
for him.
That's How Things Stand
Common sense is all We
want and perhaps We Will have to
take the government away from the
b-ainless lawyers TO get it,
NYou need not reply 10 this letter
as I intend 10 broadcast it anyway
and it might take too much OF your
time.
Signed JOHN ZAHND."
And that's where the National
Progressive Party and Senator Huey
Long stand today.
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tSignedl JOHN ZAHND.
And that's where the National
Progressive Party and Senator Huey
Long stand today.
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HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

-5.o0-NBC tWJZ)-U. S. Army band.
6.soANBC (WEAF-Easy Aces.
s.3o-Columbia-Kate Smith revue
NBC tWEAFl-Dsly's orches-
trs-Glsdys S~warthout, guest.
s.0o-Columbia-Andre Kostelanetz
orchestra-Lucrezia Bori.
NBC tWJZl-Minstrel Show.
s.s0-Columbia-The Zig Show"
Block and Sully. Gertrude
Nlesen.
MIC iWEAFl -Goodman's or
chestra-Otto Harbsch.
s.OO-Columbia-wayne Kings or
cheStra.
e.so-NBc tWEAFl - Natl. radio
Forum.
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CaledOnian Auxiliary TO Meet
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Gale
DOMAIN Club VIII meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
James BurnSides. 1922 C~Ollege-av.
with Mrs. Alex Beck presiding.
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Koran Temple TO Meet

Koran Temple. No. 80. Daughters
OF the Nile. will meet at the Lincoln
at 8 Wednesday night, with Mrs.
Hazel Uhl presiding.
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Another program Of comedy, songs
and dance rhythms will be presented
over WFBM and the Columbia network
when the curtain rises on The Big
show" Monday. from $50 TO 3 p. m.
Block and Sully. famous comedians.
and George Givot. Greek Ambassador
Of Good VIII" will share the comedy
assignment.
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A program Of songs which depict history
~ mentioning famous people will be pre-
scented during the America in Music
broadcast Mondsv az 9.i5 o. N, over
WIRE and an MIC network.