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Evening star., 1935-10-13
Thinks Well of Franklin,

RUT in Capt. Elkin Franklin, Coach
Joe Gardner says he has a half
back whom he wouldn't swap for any
other in prep school ranks. while Det-
weller, O'Shaughnessy and O'Connor,
though light, will act as Franklin's
running mates.
But Friends also has three expe-
rienced backfleld men, all triple
threat performers, TO send into action
behind line of five letter men. and
it is this veteran material that is ex-
pected to give the streeters the edge.
After two weeks lay-off from games,
Dewitt again will swing into action
Thursday, bolstered by the return of
two men relied upon to restore the
Purple to the grid heights When
Adam Zinkievich, 170-pound fullback,
reported back to school after suddenly
leaving for his Massachusetts, home,
he restored hopes Of a powerful back
field. Now, it is reported that Frank
Granier, the blocking back who was
injured in the Central game, also will
be available for the National Training
School clash.
All of which points to a very miser-
able afternoon for the pupils Of Ed
Crandall and Lee Carlin.
st. Johns. which has yet to score
on an interhigh opponent, meets Cen
trail Friday in an important game
for the Cadets, who showed signs of
strength while holding Eastern score
less for SO minutes of the game last
week. Irving Holbrook's S men not only
showed courage while repulsing East
ern in the shadow of their own goal,
but flashed an offense which may
worry their future foes.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
LITT0RIA, 0CC0QUAN
OPEN SOCCER PLAY
Meet in Recreation League Tilt
Today-Sport Center Loop
Starts Saturday.

THE local soccer season starts this
afternoon when Littoria, one of
the two teams sponsored by the Italian
Athletic Club, meets Occoquan on the
latter's field, starting at 2:30 O'Clock.
In addition to beginning the season,
the game will mark the opening of
the Recreation League.
It will be the only league game until
next Sunday, when four more teams
will commence competition.
Three new players will be making
their first start in the Littoria line
up, Tamagni at goal, Ciampo at full
back and Lewis at center. The last
named held a similar position for
British United last year. Occoquan
also may present some new talent in
the curtain-raiser.
One week from today Silver Spring
will play host to Mitchell Brothers
and Sun Radio, 1884 champions, will
stack up against Sabaudia, the other
Italian entry. The Sun Radio-Sa-
baudia fracas will take place at the
Rosedale Playground.
The newly formed Sport Center
League, for players not exceeding 18
years of age, will start next Saturday,
with eight teams taking part. Both
the Sports Center and the Recreation
Leagues will be conducted by the De-
partment Of Fairgrounds.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Mats Will Find Trading Mart
Thronged as Riuals Also Fish
For Talent to Topple Tigers

another effort to grab Rollie Hemsley
from the Browns. Rogers Hornsby is
of the opinion that his Browns are all
set with the exception of pitching and
undoubtedly will demand, among other
things, a slabman for Hemsley. This
may be the hurler Griff seeks.
Tigers "Cool OF" About Schultz.
EARLY in the 1885 campaign the
Tigers we're hot after Fred
Schultz, reserve outfielder Of the Ma
tionals. In fact, Mickey Cochrane Of
fered Petey Fox for Schultz, but Griff
demanded that Eldon Auker be thrown
in, and so the deal Topped. Now, in
view of Schulte's mediocre record, the
Tigers are reported to have cooled off
to some extent, with Cochrane turn
ing his attention toward landing Al
Simmons from the White Sox.
The one-time batting champion,
like Manush. went through his worst
major league season this year and,
inasmuch as he commands a big
salary, it is believed that Chicago
would part with him to Detroit for
some pitching strength. With Sim
mons. the Tigers would not need
Schultz, but could look to landing
another third baseman. Among
things The world series proved to the
satisfaction of most critics was that
neither Marvin Owen nor Flea Clifton
is quite a regular big-league third
sacker.
OF course, if Griff wanted to do
some large-scale swapping. using such
as Buddy Myer and Earl Whitehill, he
need wait upon no deals to fall
through before making move. But
despite persistent out-of-toWn rumors
that Myer will go, as well as White
hill, there is some doubt about it in
circles close to the local front Office"
At any rate, Griff promises to add
pitching strength. But I don't ex-
pect to swing anything in the near
future. We may have to wait, but
when all these foolish rumors die
away our offers won't look so bad"
Evening star., 1935-10-13
OPEN TABLE TENNIS
TOURNEY is LISTED
Five Glasses Are Provided, With
Veterans Having Chance
for First Time.

THE first official table tennis tourna-
ment of the season will start one
week from tomorrow night, when the
Tara Club sponsors an open tourna-
ment in its club rooms, at 7701 Geor-
gia avenue. Entries, now being re-
ceived by j. j. Fullerman at 7611
Georgia avenue, or at Spalding's, will
close on Thursday.
For the first time veterans singles
tournament has been planned, which
will run in conjunction with mems
Womens and boys singles and mems
doubles. Players having reached the
age of IS are eligible for veteran COM
petition. =
Mems singles will open the tourna-
ment. starting play october 81 and
continuing the next three nights. The
semi-fnal round will be played Satur-
day, october 26, and the final on Sun
day at 8 pm.
Women's and veterans singles start
Friday, october IS; boys singles the
following day and mems doubles on
Monday, october %. Trophies and
useful prizes will be awarded winners.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
SWARTHMORE BOWS
TO HEAVIER SHO' MEN
Washington College, Undefeated
Since 1888, Scores Late to
Take 1876 Game.
pm.l, Arcnnintnd prass

BY the Associated Press
CWARTHMORE, Pa, october l2.-
~ The Washington College gridmen.
undefeated since 1888, recovered from
slow start to defeat Swarthmore
College, 1876, today.
Both teams were scoreless in the
first half. The GarnetS turned back
a Washington threat in the second
quarter by recovering a tumble on
their 31-yard line and ripping the
Washington line to shreds for a 6S-
yard gain.
Capt. Bill Nicholson plunged over
from the 1-yard line in the third quar-
ter for Washington's first score, but
Peter tied it early in the fourth after
q forward pass and series of laterals.
Huffman provided the winning
margin late in the game when he
romped 10 yards around right end.
Nicholson supplied the extra point.
The Garnet, which was playing its
opening game of the season, gained
the margin of first downs, 10 to 9.
The heavier visiting team wore
Swarthmore down.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
HOPES OF CLEMSON
SMEARED BY DUKE
Blue Devils Vary Attack to Run
Up Score of 38 to IL in
Conference Battle,
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., October H.
Dukes mighty Blue Devils un-
leashed their vaunted running attack,
varied with effective aerial thrusts,
here today to blast Clemson's husky,
fighting Tigers from the Southern
Conference championship race, 38
to II.
Wallace Wade's men engineered
touchdowns in every period. Elmore
Hackney, a sophomore sparkplug from
Durham, set the victory pace with
sparkling. dashes at regular intervals.
Boosting one of the heaviest lines
in the South, the Tigers never quit
trying, and went down scrapping.
Twice they rallied to score with a
forward-lateral pass carrying them to
striking distance of the Duke goal each
time.
The Blue Devils won without the
services of their star triple-threat
quarterback, Clarence (Ace) Parker,
who was held out because Of injuries.
Duke raced over six touchdowns,
with as many men scoring them, but
converted only two of the six attempts
to add extra points.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
TERPS VISIT v. M. |.
FOR, HOME FESTIVAL
Old Liners Have Won Seven. Lost
Four and Tied Two Games
With Cadet Teams.

7 EXTINCTION, Va, October 12.-v.
M. I. will play its second home
game in row Saturday, with Mary
land as the opponent. Besides being
the first Southern Conference game Of
the season for the Cadets, the clash
with the Terrapins will be the alumni
homecoming feature.
Homecoming festivities will start
Friday night with a dance. On Sat-
urday, in addition to the varsity game,
there will be a morning tilt between
Virginia Episcopal and Shenandoah
Valley Academy.
A full dress review, tea dance after
the varsity game, and formal dance
Saturday night are also on the pro-
gram.
The game will be the fourteenth in
the series. The old line team has
won seven games to v. M. rs four,
with two ties listed.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
START FOOT BALL
CAMPAIGN FRIDAY
Independent Schools Have
Five Other Tits on Tap
This Week.
BY WILL DISMER, JR.

~ NIPING along the interpret bat
- tie front begins this week, when
the first Of eight games sending
~ local prep schools against each
other this season is played Friday
afternoon. Georgetown Prep and
Friends, making their 1885 debutS,
will be the combatants on the Friends
field.
Five other games are scheduled,
with st. Johns meeting its third sue
cessive interhigh opponent in as many
weeks, but in prep school circles the
G. U. Prep-Friends game Is the most
important.
Dewitt opens the weeks activities a
day earlier than usual, playing Ma
tional Training School on Thursday,
and on Friday st. Johns meets Cen
trail, Landon entertains st. Paul's and
st. Adams attempts to break a three
year losing streak at the hands Of st,
Christopher's of Richmond
Friends should enter its game a
slight favorite, due to its array of ex-
perienced performers and the badly
banged up condition of the Garrett
Parkers. Three veteran ball carriers
and five former linemen will play for
Friends, in contrast to the depletion
of the little Hoyas by the graduation
OF eight regulars.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ARMY HAS BIG DAY
IN FORM REVERSAL
Cadets Click at Every Turn in
vanquishing Gettysburg
Eleven by 54 to 0.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y, October 12.-
w A crowd of 25 900 spectators. H.
900 of whom were Boy and Girl Scouts
and other juvenile organizations,
packed Niche Stadium today to see
the Army eleven roll up 54-to-0 score
against the Gettysburg College team.
The Cadets, showing complete re-
versal from last weeks erratic play,
clicked on every turn, flashing passes,
spinners and runs that completely baf-
fed the Battlefield Bullets.
Alpine King, with his spinners
through the center of the line behind
perfect blocking, and Jim Craig, soph-
omore halfback find from PaulS Valley,
Okla. were the big ground gamers for
the Cadets.
However, f1eet-footed Jack Ryan, an
other sophomore who substituted for
Grove, came in for plenty of glor;.
Taking the ball from King in a re-
verse in the third period he ran 81
yards for a touchdown.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
0CC!DENTALS WIN
BOWLING CONTEST
Repeat Victory Over Patterson
Happy Five of Baltimore.
Drop Doubles Match,

OCCIDENTAL RESTRAINTS
bowlers defeated the Patterson
Happy Five Of Baltimore by 80 pins
last night at Convention Hall in the
last half of homeland home series,
the Occidentals shooting the first
1900 set of the season here. The to-
tails were 1941 against 1854
In the Baltimore skirmish the Oc-
cidentals won by 86 pins, giving them
a total margin of 1863.
In doubles last night Johnny Mil.
Ter and Ray Won Dreele. Baltimore,
trimmed Astor Clarke and Joe Har-
rison by three sticks, 735 to 1872, Har.
rison cutting through the center on
a last-box spare with count of seven
needed to win.
For the six-game series the Occi.
dentals averaged 642-5 a game. Last
nights scores:
Evening star., 1935-10-13
STARTS AMBITIOUS
ATHLETIC PROGRAM
Department of Agriculture Will
Sponsor Five Competitions,
Two Exercises.

THE most ambitious athletic program
ever undertaken by a Govern
ment department will start tomorrow
night, when the Department of Agri-
culture sponsors five sports and two
exercise classes to be staged five nights
a week.
Basket ball. boxing. wrestling. fenc-
ing and archery are on the schedule.
while exercise classes for men and
women are listed for Wednesday night.
All activities will take place at the
Roosevelt High, Langley Junior High
and Hine Junior High gymnasiums
and will be supervised by Jimmy
Kitchens, assisted by Joe Bertolini.
The weeks schedule follows:
Tomorrow.
-8:30-Men's basket ball (Roose-
velt).
I'll p.m.-Boxing, wrestling, fenc-
ing and archery Roosevelt Armory).
ITO pm. Girls basket ball
Gangley.
1905 30-Men'S basket ball (Roose-
velt).
Wednesday.
8:20-9 50-Girls' exercise class
(Roosevelt Armory).
9:50-11 p.m.-Men's exercise class
(Roosevelt Armory).
Thursday.
1909 30-Men'S basket ball (RooSe-
velD,,
Friday.
ITO pm.-Girls basket ball (Hine
Junior High.
Evening star., 1935-10-13


game and set :. . with $50 and 1884
AnderSonS l62 still is high game
in the same league, while Mischous
AIT set has not been equaled . .
Rosslyn heads the District Woman'S
League, undefeated in six games /.
but still another team. not the pace
setter. holds scoring honors :. the
second-place Swanee Girls have shot
a 587 game and a 1915 set . M.
Lynn and L. Young share high game
records. with 131 O.. the latter ex-
tends her present corner" on records
to set mark of 378.
1t doesn't seem right Friend
ship has the greatest pinfall in the
Bethesda Duckpin League, the highest
set and the highest team average per
game its star, Linkins, holds the
highest individual average, l27, yet
the team is in third place, two games
behind the leading Chevy Chase View
bunch and one behind Derrick Deco
rating Mutual Insurance, which
has split even in II games, rolled
the highest team game, 633 .
Almas Temple League enters its
fourth week tomorrow with Mecca
rolling Islam, L. P's meeting Legion
and Divan facing Oriental Band .. I.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
MORE HONORS SEEN
FOR SERIES HEROES
Base Ball Classic Has Produced
Sports King in Three Of
Four Years in Poll.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, october 12.-The hero
= of the 1885 world series-whether
it's Mickey Cochrane. Tommy Bridges
or Goose" Goslin-may be the indi-
vidual sports king of the United
States for this year.
In three of the last four years, the
miracle-man of base ball got the nod
over the aces of all other sports in
the poll annually conducted by The
Associated Press among sports editors
and writer's from coast to coast.
In 1881 Pepper" Martin Of the st.
Louis Cardinals was the popular
choice of these men whose ballots
name the greatest sports figure of the
year.
Carl Hubbell, who pitched the
Giants to victory over Washington in
the 1888 series, was the sports king
of 1893.
Last year, voluble Dizzy" Dean of
the st. Louis Cardinals won out over
Lawson Little, the golfer, by wide
margin.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
STELLAR TRAPSH0TS
ENTER SKYTOP MEET
New Equipment at Pennsylvania
Club Promises High Scores
in Registered Event.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CKYTOP, Pa, October 12.-Some OF
- the best all-around shooting in
this section of the country should be
seen here October 1919, when Skytop
Club holds its first registered trap
shooting tournament. sponsored by the
American Trapshooting Association.
With new traps installed only 100
yards from the lodge of Skytop Club
and a fine lighting system for night
shooting, foremost man and woman
gunners of the East are expected to
compete for the 81 400 in prizes.
H. H. Shelton of Washington, D. c.,
is one of several renowned targeters
on the Arrangement Committee.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
IN DOUBLE TRACK WIN
Helen Stephens Twice outsprints
Girl "Mystery Runner"

COLUMBIA, Mo-, October IL R.-
Elizabeth zay, II, the mystery sprint
er" of the Ozarks. was just another
racer today to Helen Stephens. "the
Missouri flyer" who ran her into one
sided defeat in two dashes.
Miss Zay of Springfield, Mo, was
beaten by 10 yards in the 50-yard dash
and was left so far behind in the 100-
yard dash that she quit after rs yards.
Miss Stephens, who has beaten
Stella Walsh, covered the so yards in
SO seconds and the 100 in 10.9. At
the end of the 100, the Fulton, Mo-.
girl continued for so more yards just
by way Of demonstrating she had
something left.
The races were run between the
halves Of the Colorado. Missouri foot
bali game.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
GIVE DANCE FOR AGGIES
Soft Ball Team to Be Honored
Next Saturday Night.

A dance in honor of the champion
ship Department of Agriculture soft
ball team will be held at the Lee
House next Saturday night.
It is one of the major social events
of the year for the Agriculture en-
ployes and large turnout is expected.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
N. C. STATE CARRIES ON
Christens Enlarged Plant With
Win Over Wake Forest.

RALEIGH, N. c., October IL P)-
North Carolina State kept its record
of victories unbroken by beating its
old rival, Wake Forest, 81 to 6, here
tonight in a game dedicating its en-
larged stadium.
Eddie Berlinski, brilliant halfback,
who was held out at the start climaxed
the State drive in the final period with
a 62-yard touchdown run.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
TWO QUINTETS NEEDED
Government League Is Planning
1S-Team ORGANIZATION.

Two more entries to the United
States Governmental Basket Ball As
sociation will be accepted at pm.
Tuesday in Mr.. Fosters office Of the
Y. M. G. A..
Sixteen teams already have entered
the leagne which is to have an 1s-
team organization.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
BALL PLAYER DIES.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October II
R.-Ray Treadway, former member
of the Chattanooga Lookouts of the
Southern Base Ball Association, died
today of complications from gunshot
wounds inflicted July 81 by an un-
identified assailant. One leg had been
amputated in an effort to save his life.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
GEORGIA PASTES FURMAN
Bulldogs, Stopped in First Half,
Win 31-to-7 Decision.

ATHENS, Ga. October IL (P).-
Georgia. held scoreless for half the
game by powerful Furman line,
turned loose a fast set of backs to run
up five touchdowns and defeat the
Purple Hurricane from South Caro-
lima today, 81 to 7.
Before the contest q bronze plaque
to Georgia's flaming sophomores" Of
1929 was unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies,
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Washington College Q Q 6
Swarthmore o o o
DUKE HARRlERs SCORE
Morse and Koop Share Honors
in Victory Over Navy.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, october II P.-
With the two winning runners crossing
the finish together, the cross-country
team of Duke University of Durham,
N. c., today defeated the Naval Acad-
emy barriers, 19 to 36, over 3-mile
course.
William Morse and Charles Koop Of
Duke crossed the line in 18 minutes
40 seconds, followed by Judson George
of Duke, whose time was 19 minutes
4 seconds. Howard Young, Navy, fin
iShed fourth in 19 minutes IL seconds.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
SHEPHERDSTOWN VICTOR
Scores Over Lincoln High School,
1916, on Home Gridiron.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va, Octo-
ber 12.-Shepherdstown High defeated
Lincoln, Va, Highs foot ball team
here, 1876 Shepherdstown's scores
were by Maddox and Colston, who
crossed for two touchdowns.
Clark for Lincoln intercepted a
pass and ran rs yards for his teams
only score.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
INFORMATION TELLS 'EM
Setting Bowling Pace in Steam
w. P A, Circuit.

Information is setting the pace in
the Works Progress Administration
Bowling League, leading the eight
quints while holding high team game
score of $50 and high team set of
1,542.
Rex Sims, captain of the Informa-
ton maple spillers. holds high indi-
vidual game honorS with 140 mark.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Must Go Places Georgetown Peens Game Leads
Albany College
Is Crack Loser
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
caldwell Idaho, October Ia
Little Albany College came
out today with a big record-27
straight defeats on the gridiron.
BY dropping a 12-to-7 decision
to College of Idaho, the Oregon
college went down in the record
books alongside Knox and Hobart,
which lost 81 games each before
getting back in the victory column.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
FAIRMONT HIGH WINS.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, October
fredericksburg High was defeated
by Fairmont High at Fairmont, 14-0.
Martinsburg made but 2 first downs
to II for Fairmont. Koske and
schultze made the Fairmont touch
6oWnA,
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Competition for Griffith.

WHAT Griffith failed to elaborate
upon was the competition he
undoubtedly encountered in talking
trade. From the Tigers down to the
Athletics there are likely to be shake
ups. and in most instances the ma
terial to be placed on the block is
more enticing than that which Grifi
is willing to offer, or feels that he can
offer.
Yawkey. for instance. first sought
cut Tom Shibe, one of the owners OF
the Athletics, on the eve of the first
series game. and rumors few thick
and fast that he was after Jimmy
Foxx, Rog Cramer, Eric McNair and
Pinky Higgins. About all Yawkey
wasn't after was Connie Mack, jr.
The rumorS died almost as quickly
as they were born, but there has been
no definite word from either side to
the effect that negotiations have been
dropped. In fact, a new and logical
sounding report has spread that Yaw-
key still is hot after Cramer and prob
ably won't rest until the crack out.
fielder is in a Red Sox uniform.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
GRID STREAK ENDS
Harpers Ferry, After 16 Wins in
Row, Bows to Strasburg.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, October
12.-Harpers Ferry Highs foot ball
record of 16 straight victories was
broken when it lost to Strasburg, Va,
High at Strasburg, 1876. The Fer
rians' last previous defeat also was by
the Strasburg eleven.
Rosenberger, with a 40-yard run,
and Larrick, with a 45-yard run after
intercepting a pass, Tailed for the
winners. Mcdonald made the Fer
rians' score In the second quarter.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
DAVIDSON SCORES, 1875.

DAVIDSON, N. c., october IL R.-
Scrapping doggedly beneath an Indian
Summers sun. Davidson's Wildcats
eked out 13-to-6 victory over South
Carolina QAmecocas here today.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
TOUR thousand polo enthusiasts
- watched the veteran Lieut.. Col.
J.K. Devers lead three younger

j. K. DeverS lead three younger
teammates of the 10th Field
Artillery to a 81 victory over the
Fort Belvoir riders at the Potomac
Park Field yesterday and take the
consolation cup of the War Depart
ment's handicap polo tournament to
the gunners' barrack at Fort Myer.
This afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, just as
many spectators are expected to crowd
around the same field and watch
another Fort Myer team, the Sd Cav
airy, fight for the tournaments cham
pionship trophy. The Cavalrymen's S
foes, a stern one, will be the Fauquier-
Loudoun four, from Leesburg, Va.
Col. Devers Outrides All.
0UTRIDING every man on the field,
~ Col. Devers scored five times tor
the 10th Field Artillery yesterday and
drove home the deciding point in the
last chukker, with the score tied. A
moment later, young Lieut.. Joseph
Ganahl sealed the fate OF the Fort
Belvoir team by smashing another
ball through the uprights for the
ninth point.
The winners, conceding their foes a
three-goal handicap, tied the score
in the second period, only to have the
visitors deadlock the coun. at "A by
half time on the first of Maj. Buck
ley's four goals. Buckley was the
only member of the losing team able
to score at all.
Buckley gave his team a 6-5 lead
at the end of the fourth chukker when
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Manush Seen on Market.

THE best bait that Griff probably
could-and did-offer the Red
SoX was Heinie Manush, the veteran
left fielder who wound up the 1885
season with the worst batting average
of his career. If Yawkey fails to land
Cramer. he may take Manush. but
there also is the little matter of an
other possible deal Of Ben Chapman
for Roy johnson.
While Yankee officials do not con-
firm rumors that Chapman will be
traded it is believed the feet gardener
either will land in Boston or Wash
ington, but the New Yorks are under
stood to be interested chiefly in john
son, not Manush, in the event Chap
man is snapped.
Pitchers are Griff's greatest need.
and the most likely pitching marts
are New York and Cleveland; but,
despite the fact that the Indians drew
a hard-hitting catcher in the draft,
reports persist that they will make