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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-26

du primo ku lady RaWnSleyOVe
a povfm il o vsem."
"Myslfm, re Sc mne dostava-
10 tolik zdvoTilosti, re bych vas
nikdy nemohla uraziti, slecno
Gleedova, = mic mi nen1 vice
vzdaleno.
"Ah! Wy Sc nyni strachuje-
te! V1te dobre, re mohu pfi-
met lady Rawnsleyovou ably
vas rychle poslala "a vas1mi "a
lezitostmi!"
"Myslfte, re toho mdzete do
kazati?" tazala jsem Sc hos
tejne.
"Nesmfte Sc staveti jake by
VAN ma tom nezalezelo - "a
:jiste re pamatujete, re toto
jest vas jediny domov a mimo
to ocekava vas velke bohatstv1,
budete-li zde moci setrvati je-
ste O tTi mes1ce dele"
ia ma to neodpov6dela.
GA ia nikdy nedopustfm, a
byste pence tech obdrzela!'
prohlasovala zcela rozhodne.
ia dosud zachovala mlcen1.
To il nesmirn6 drazdilo.
"Coz mne neslysfte?" dota-
zovala Sc znovu, dupaj1c no
hOu.
"Ovsem, re vas slysfm, ne
zdalo Sc mi vsak, re vase rec
vyzaduje nejak6 odpovedi.
Vite jiz ode davna, re jste mi
nebyla zadnou pTftelkynf a re
jste mi nikdy mic dobr6ho ne
pTala."
"Rekla jsem YAM to ma Dur
ley Hallu, nen1-liz pravda?"
"Nemusela jste mi to teprve
f1kati, - vase jednan1 bylo sa-
mo sebou dosti vymluvne."
"Vy oskliva, stara Popelko,
- wy vymetacko skolnich sv6t-
mic, - ia vas nenavid1m! Mu-
sim vas podrazditi, - musite
Sc mne vsfmati - ia vas rypnu,
- ia vas budu tlouci! Bude-li
toho zapotTebf a nebude-li mi
zadn6 jin6 vyhnutf, vypovfm
vse lady Rawnsleyove, = po-
vim il O podm1nkach posledn1
vile, = hahaha! Nuze, jak Sc
YAM to nyn1 lfb1?"
Ona soustTedila vSechny sve
silly k jednomu mohutnemu u
toku prot mne, ocekavaj1c, re
mne jedinou ranou zahub1; je-
il malicherna pomstylacnost
vSak mnou nepohnula ami dosti
malo.
"Jak YAM jest nynf? Ha-ha-
ha! Co budete delati? Popel-
ko, Wy skolnf smetaku, = ia
vas nenavidim!"
"V6T1m tomu," odpovedela
jsem klidn6. mic jineho kro-
me zlovolnosti, nenavisti a ne
pTejfcnosti nemohlo by vas uci-
nit tax slabou."
"Udelam pokfik, budete-li
tax hrubou!"
"Pros1m jen strhnete pokrik,
slecnO Gleedova, paklize YAM
to ulevf."
"Kdybych tax ucinila, lady
Rawnsleyova by sem prikvapi-
| "a rovnou cestou by vas Wy
hodila."
"Myslfte, re ano? To by by
10 nespravedliv6, ponevadz
jsem lady Rawnsleyov6 neublf-
lila"
"Vy vSak rozhorlujete jejf-
no hosta. Mona re pochybu-
jete, re by Sc ona stala mou
obhajkynf?"
Oblicej mdj musel tlumociti
me mysl6nky.
"Mozna re pochybuji," do
znala jsem.
"Proc to dite zde stojl a ma
nine ztrnule pohlfzf, jake bych
m6la pfi nejmensfm deset
hlav?"
MONA, re 81 myslf, kdyby
ku mne mluvil tax jake Wy jste
ku mne nynf mluvila, re by "a
to byl potrestan. My u mas Sc
pokous1me O to, abychom byli
dobrymi, neni-liz pravda, Ro-
yi?"
"At Sc ode mne oblicejem
odvratf."
Roy ma mne pohlednul a ia
Sc usmala.
Porozumel mi, re 81 pref, a.
by odkvapil a radeji 81 nekde
zahral.
Zdalo Sc, re to ma Monu uci-
milo DOZEN. To vsak bylo pou-
re chvilkove.
Lady Rawnsleyova vas ne
chova v zadne lasce, slecno
Moffatova."
"ze ne? Je-li to pravda, tax
40 ivy Ir,X IoL%o IL oJL VO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-26
PrelozA Gustav B. Reisl.

Mo OpraVdOVe uSkOdltl, - &C
O poslednejsfm pochybuji. Kdy
byste zpravila vGbec nekoho o
podmfnkach zaveti; pozbyla
byste naroku ma vlastn1 pod1l
ma dedictvf. A ia neverfm, re
byste Sc mohla neceho podob-
neho dopustiti."
"Jsem /dosti bohatou bez je-
jfch spinavych penez."
"Je-li tomu tax, vase jedna-
nj jest zcela opacne."
ooh, jen Sc spolehnete ma
mne, re naleznu prostredek, a.
bych vas mohla zdrtiti. ia -
"Pros1m usetrete mne po-
d%robnostf," vpadla jsem il do
reci, 1plne jsouc znavena. "A
nyn1, smfm vas prositi abyste
mne opustila? Lv1cek sem pTij-
de ma pGlhodinku a Wy mt jiz
ub1rate casu."
Kdybych il byla prosila, ably
mi laskave dovolila, bych j
smela obesiti, zajiste re by ne
byla mohla ma mne pohl1zeti
rozhorleneji.
TAX znacne bylo jej1 rozhor.
len1, re pc n6jakou chvfli ne.
mohla promluviti.
Kdyby mne jeji rozhorlen4
bylo znepokojilo, byla by Mo
ma upadla V jeden re svych oh.
vyklych d6tskych zachvatG.
Vycetla jsem to z jej1ho o.
ka, zatfm CO mne meTila cd hla
Wy k pate; ia vsak nedala ma
jevo sebe mens1 znamku kol1-
savosti a ona 81 to radeji roz,
myslila.
"Vzpomenu-li 81, re jsem vas
poctila tim - tim, re jsem O.
pustila slusne cast domu a Re
jsem prisla, abych vas poctila
rozmluvou, ="
81 toho VAN NIUE vyplynou
ii p~oucenf, slecno Gleedova, a.
byste ma kazdy zpdsob radeji
zdstavala V slusne cast do
mu," odvetila jsem smej1c Sc.
ga z pravidla Sc nevsimam
s~luzebnych osob = a tez tax
nikdy vice neucinlm. Clovek,
zachazeje S mimi, marne jen Sc
pospinf."
ia zachovala mlcenf, domnl-
vaj1c Sc, re nynf, kdyz poved6-
la CO mela ma srdci, take ode
jde.
Byla jsem vSak ma omylu.
Slecna Gleedova jeste nevy-
plnila 1cel sve navstevy. To
pfislo teprve nyn1.
"Petr mi O vas vse povedel,"
pravila S velkou dGstojnost1.
"Opravdu?"
"Rekl mi, re Sc nikdy neset-
kal Sc sm6lejsf dfvkou nez jste
Wy, re bylo primo hanebno
jak jste Sc mu vt1rala."
Ackoliv bylo obvinenf toto
nespravedlive a nepravdive, ia
piece jen poc1tila jak mne O.
blicej zaplal.
Ona 81 toho povsimnula a "a
jasala.
"On Sc vyslovil, re jest vas
samotne dosti ably Sc mu zhnu-
silly vsechny d1vky, ale ="
"Prominte mi slecno Glee-
dova, jestlize yam vas bratra-
nee povedel takove Iii, jisto
jest, re yam je povedel diver
nym zpGsobem. Nerada bych
vyslychala vase noviny."
"Petr nikdy nelze. Petr ="
"Kdo zde vlastne zneuzfva
meho jmena?" tazal sc Petr
Carlyon, objeviv Sc nahle ma
prahu.
Ackoliv jsem k nemu meme
la zadnou zvlastnf pTichylnost,
prece Jen jsem byla rada jeho
p%rftomnosti.
Byla-ll Jsem vSak ia sama pc
tesena, Jake asi pocity ovlada-
ly jeho?
Nikdo, jenz by byl zpozoro-
val vyraz poteSen1 jeho obi
cell, zat1m co mlady muz Sc
hnal ku mne a tisknul mou ru-
ku, nebyl by mohl pochybovati
o opravdovosti jeho pTfchynos-
ii ku mne.
Ackoliv jsem v listen ohle-
du ucouvla rozmrzena, piece
Jen Jsem poc1tila jiste zadosti-
ucinenl mad tim, re Mona vide
la, re vsechno dvoTenf Sc MIA
dych pant nezGstavalo omeze-
no ma jedinou osobu.
Muscle to byti pro nj horkou
%pilulkou, ona vsak dovedla O.
vladnouti sve pocity, jak jsem
Sc V tn chvili o tom presvedci-
la.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-26
TrinerOvO HOfke Vino
dodava zdravou chuf k jidlu,
cisti plep cd uhrI
Spoluprace ceskeho a nemec-
keno prHImyslu.

Ma valne sch1zi Svazu ne
meckeho prGmyslu DIR. PRESS
zd1raznil vyznam spoluprace
nemeckych a ceskych prGmy-
slovych organisac1 a spolecn6
nemecke a ceske prace vGbec
v naSich zemfch. Spokojenost
ma rodne pGd6 je nejlepsf o.
chranou prot pTevratnym sna-
ham. Zvlast pr1mysl by byl
povinen ukazat cestu k doho-
de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-26

I1O, Gill I'll U1AO1IO, 1lC
tax z blfzka.
Roy a Lvfcek pTibehli plni
rozcflenf a dychtivosti.
Natloukla jste j1?" tazal
Sc Roy.
iona plakala," dodaval Lev.
"Nebyla pT1lis opovazlivou?"
tazal Sc Roy.
"Velice, = ia jsem Sc il
vsak nedotknula, - ona jest
pr1lis velkou. Ale nezvedenost
obycejne m1va svou pokutu."
"Ona byla pr1lis velkou," O.
pakoval Lev, leza do meho XII
ma a klada svou hlavu ma me
rame.
iona vas neposle odsud,
slecno Moffatova, nen1-liz prav
da?" tazal Sc Roy 1zkostlive.
"Ona nemGze pTimeti matinku
k tomu."
Zavrtela jsem hlavou.
Byli jsme vSichni tax zaujati
svou rozmluvou, re jsme byli
opravdove vydeseni, kdyz jsme
"a sebou vyslechli HAS Petra
Carlyona. Pravil:
"Svata pravda: ona nem16zze
odsud vypuditi slecnu Moffa-
tow; my vsichni Sc postarame
O to, abychom sc Zbavili tie Zen
stiny, m1sto abychom Sc zbavi-
Ii slecny Moffatovy."
"Ano, ano!" zvolal Lev, ties
kaje do rukou; "nikdo nesmi
ubl1ziti slecne Moffatove my Sc
zbavime te zle zenske."
"Kde jest Mona?" tazal Sc
Petr 1zkostlive. ooh, slecno
Moffatova, kdybych mluvil Sc
be dele, nikdy bych YAM memo
hi vypovedeti CO jsem cd nj "a
kusil. Myslfm, re jest to ma
sledkem naseho pf1buzenstva,
re pouz1va meho jmena tax
volne a bez opravnen1. Verte
mi, re mi jest ma vas pTflis mno
no zalezeno nez abych -"
"Jsem presvedcena, re jste
prflis dobrym gentlemanem,
pane Carlyone," vyrusila jsem
jej, "nez abyste byl schopen
toho, vznesti podobne DIVINE
nj vGci kterekoliv d1vce. Nj
kdy jsem neverila, re byste me
hi vGci mne vznesti obvineni
takove, 0 jakem vase sestfenka
mluvila."
"Zajiste Re me-" sepotal m:
do ucha; ia vas miluji pT1liS
naruzive. Wy jste opravdovJ
andel."
"Pon6vadz vsak nyni jest
skoln1 cas- a ponevadz slecns
Gleedova nepochybne bro "a.
Sc Sc navrat1, jestlize neodej.
dete, proto ia ="
sob, das vezmi skolnf cas- a
ia rychle sporadam Monu, pax
lie Sc navrat1 - ona tax ale
|neucin1. ia vklouznul do nej.
blizS1 loznice, dobTe veda, ze
Mona Dude behati pc celen
dome, jakmile sezna, re jsen
Sc ztratil. ia S vami chci nit.
nyn1 dlouhou rozmluvu. Jsem
jake by v raji, veda, re mohU
Ease jednou prodleti We vas
spolecnosti, mGj drahousku
ia -"
ga myslfm, pane Carlyone:
re z~apomfnate, re deti jsou ia
Ike obdafeny sluchem."
"Poslete je tedy odsud."
"Nemohu tax uciniti - mao.
pax muslin pozadati vas, ably
ste odesel."
ooh, slecno Moffatova jakJ
to jste ledovec! Wy vsak Sc mu-
site roztati; ia 81 nedopTeji pc.
koje a klidu dokud vas nezfs-
kan; miluji vas sfleneji ne5
kdykOllV drive. Me pOclty ne.
doznaly zadne zmeny a nikdy
il nedoznajf."
"Aniz me vlastni pocity sc
zmen1," dodala jsem vyznam-
ne, "mGzete O tom byti pTesved
cen. Odpoved ma jest neod.
volatelna. Mysl1m, re slecna
Gleedova pTichazf."
Tento posledn1 dodatek byl
jen lst1 S me strany.
Prece vsak ackoliv jsem j
neslysela, obavala jsem Sc, Re
Sc NIUE v kazdou chv1li navra-
tit.
"Prfsaham YAM re vas zis-
kan pc dobrem nebo pc
zlem," prohlasoval Petr a oci
jeho primo planuly. ~ lasce
a We valce jest vse dovoleno."
Odkvapil vsak a to jest vse
ma Gem mne bylo zalezeno. Po-
oI1o1 mi noLunorn r11EOu b11hiH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-26
Marie KleCkOva.

Tento den znovu otv1ra mas zal
a rany nas1ch krvacej1c1ch srd-
CT. Stale ma Tebe vzpom1name
a hluboce Feline odchodu I've
no. Spi sladce a dTfmej neko-
necny krasny sen.
Vdecnou pamatku, co POM
mix ma Tebe v srdc1ch svych
zachovame.
Venuj1:
Barbora, Marie, Bozena, dcery
August a Vaclav, synove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-26
VZpOminka.

Sc srdcem zarmoucenym
vzpom1name ma den 26. dubna
neb tomu jest % rok1 CO S ma
mi Sc rozloucila nase draze
milovana matka
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Evening star., 1935-10-18
WILL OPEN SOCCER LOOP
Three Games Scheduled Sunday
in Recreation Circuit.

Three games will open the Recrea-
ton Soccer League Sunday when Oc-
coquan faces Sabaudia, Sun Radio
stacks up against Mitchell Bros. and
Silver Spring meets Littoria. Follow
ing is the schedule for the season:
october 2O-Occoquan VS.. Sabaudia. Sun
Radio VS.. Mitchell Bros, Silver Spring VS..
Littoria: q. Sabaudia vs.. Sun Radio.
Mitchell Bros. VS.. Silver Spring. Lttoria
" November 23-sun Radio VS.. Littoria.
Mitchell Bros. VS.. Sabaudia. OccoQuan VS..
Silver Spring: 10; LittoTia vs. saHaydia,
VS. Occoquan; II. Silver springys; Sabaudia
Sun Radio VS.; Occoauan. Mitchell Bros.
VS.. Littoria: "a. Sabaudia VS.. Occoduan,
Mitchell Bros. VS.. Sun Radio Littoria VS..
December Sun Radio VS.. sabaudia.
Silver Spring VS.. Mitchell Bros; occoouan
ssbaudia VS.. Mitchell Bros. Silver Spring
silver S snrna Ss hstors ys
Mitchell Bros: %. sabaudia vs.. Silver
Spring Occoquan VS.. Sun Radio. Littoria
vs. Mitchell Bros.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
Plotnicki on the Job.

DEN PLOTNICKI, stout hearted little
- Pole from South Bend, will shoul-
der the burden usually left to Leemans.
Playing his final year and making a
lot of it, Ben has given satisfactory
performance In every appearance. He
gained 80 yards on running plays
against Catawba, and his kicking was
excellent.
As a punter Plotnicki is Leeman's
equal if not shade better, for he re-
quires less time to get the ball away
without sacrificing distance, height or
accuracy. As passer and runner,
however, Ben is not the standout that
is the Belgian Bomber, but in this
respect Plotnicki is just one of many
backs, not only at G. w. but elsewhere,
who can't match Tuffy.
Teaming behind the line with Plot
nicki will be George jenkins at left
half, Bruce Mahan or Andy Horne at
right half and Herb Reeves at full
back.
Jenkins has been bothered all week
with a stomach ailment and has not
practiced. He Is one of eight Colo
mails, some of them regulars, who are
in poor shape, but the team appears
to match Pixlee's determination to
make it hot for the Mountaineers. Its
fire seems evident from the restora-
ton of Dale Prather at right tackle.
Denoted earlier in the week because
of alleged indifference, the big Kans-
an, his ire aroused, proceeded to play
smashing ball in scrimmage and won
back bis post.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
THE SPORTZIGH
Yale, Army, Pitt, Columbia and Tennessee
Among Teams Expert Picks in Big Tits.
BY GRANTLAND RICE

beaten. Both are still good foot ball
teams. With Bryant. a crack end,
missing, Tennessee has a shade. No
upset either way.
Ohio State Northwestern - Too
much power on the side Of Ohio
State. A good Buckeye test. as North
western held Purdue to one touch
down.
Minnesota Tulane-A team good
enough to beat Nebraska at Lincoln
has enough to beat Tulane-or most
Of the others.
Michigan Wisconsin on
her way from the morass. has the
better foot ball team by two touch
downs.
Kentucky Alabama Poly - Ken
tucky. especially so with johnson on
the field.
Holy Cross has too much for Man
haitian. Temple will take Carnegie
Tech, Boston College has little chance
over Michigan State, Princeton is
about due to pick up pace over Rut-
gers, Duke has the Jump on Georgia
Tech. Georgia has tough one with
North Carolina State, but Georgia
should win: Oklahoma and Iowa
State are close to dead heat, Texas
has a slight margin over Centenary;
North Carolina. Colgate. Washington
N. Y. u, Syracuse and Nebraska all
appear safe.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

Howard won, 20-2, but last year the
elevens played to scoreless tie.
In connection with Howard's 400
triumph, the coach of the victorious
Bisons was Tom Verdell, who returns
to the local stadium tomorrow as as
sistant coach Of Virginia State. Also
hoping to contribute to the defeat OF
the Bisons tomorrow will be Q pair Of
local athletes, Henry Briscoe and
Frank Payne. A former Armstrong
High player. Briscoe will see action
In the backfield from the outset. while
Payne. an ex-Cardozo High athlete,
also is expected to play for the Tro-
ianS,
Evening star., 1935-10-18
oloa Hoy Scent Victory Eight Big Unbeaten Teams Danger
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Foot Ball.


West Virginia vs.. George Wash.
ington, Griffith Stadium, 8.
Calvert Hall vs.. Eastern, Eastern
Stadium, $50.
st. Johns vs. Central, Central
Stadium, $50.
st. Christopher's at st. Albans,
$50.
Episcopal Junior Varsity at
Friends, $3.50.
st. Paul's at Landon, $3.50.
Miner Teachers College vs.. Shaw
at Raleigh. N. G.
Dunbar High at Bates, $3.50.
Cardozo High at Douglass, Balti-
more. $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Foot Ball.
Miami University VS.. George
town, Grifhth Stadium, 2:30.
Coast Guard Academy vs.. Aneri-
can University, Central Stadium,
2:30.
Maryland VS.. v. M. I. at Lexing-
ton, Va.
Catholic University at University
of Detroit.
George Washington High Of
Alexandra, Va, at Newport News
High.
Virginia State College VS.. How
ard, Howard Stadium, ESQ.
Horse Show.
Indian Spring Hunt Club, -Four
Corners. Md, 10.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
A. j. IN BIG HOME
TILT TOMORROW
Coast Guard Eleven Will
Have WhaIen, D. c. Boy,
in Its Lineup.
MERIcAN UNIVERSITIES big

MEXICAN UN1VERSTTYS Dig.
~ gest home game Of the season
~ takes place tomorrow after
4 a noon at Central Stadium,
where the United States Coast Guard
Academy of New London, Conn, is
offered for the inspection of local grid
fans and consumption CA. U. hopes
of the Flying Eagles. The kickoff will
be at 2:30.
For over a month the Eagles have
been pointing for this game. which
they consider one of the highlights
Of their schedule, bringing as it does
one Of Uncle Sans three service acad-
emies to Washington. But District
fans at present are interested in this
A. u. team, which set some kind of a
passing record against Hampden-
Sydney last week with 20 successful
heaves in "A attempts.
Strong for Air Attack.
THIS year. they believe, the Eagles
are not misnamed. They have
taken to the air in big way and their
efforts have been inspiring. For the
first time in years, an American Uni
versity team Is not down and out after
its first three games.
That fine showing against Hamp-
den-Sydney last week left ir its wake
a rare humor which pervades the en-
tire squad. An especially young team,
made up altogether Of sophomore and
freshmen, the team obviously Is i'm
pressionable and ambitious.
The team they 1ace tomorrow won
It's first game Of the season Just last
Saturday. defeating Middlebury, s-6.
A shaking-off Of numerous injuries
which handicapped it In two earlier
games accounted for the recovery and
is expected to bolster the visitors
against American.
Whalen Plays at End.
ROYS from all over the country are
found on the Kaydet team and
one from the District, Mark Whalen,
will be in the starting lineup at end
Whalen, a Central High graduate, is
noted for his hard tackling and de-
fensive qualities and Is reputed to be
dangerous when his side is tossing
passes.
But A. U. expects to do little toss
ing of its own, with Harold Toner and
Emerson Bartlett exhibiting good aims.
If. however; the Academy should find
some way to bottle up these passes,
Coach Walter Young's men can show
q capable running attack, as long as
Larry CPeanuts) Howard Is in the
game.
Howard should be exceptional in his
sophomore, junior and senior years.
He played high school foot ball in
New Hampshire last season.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

weeks leading grid battles
and taking a shot" at pick
i i ing some of the probable
winners is q hazardous proposition.
Yale-Navy-A battle Of speed and
spirit, plus good coaching and not bad
material. The Navy Is good this year.
But after watching that young Yale
team find itself and start marching
from far behind to winning lead,
here's a vote for Yale. Train. Kelley.
Hessberg, Pond and Neale-a vote that
Tom Hamilton's Navy team can wreck
without any upset taking place.
Notre Dame Pittsburgh - Notre
Dame, with line that might have
been great without the Intervention
of death, injuries and technicalities,
would have been my No. team for
1885. Now a brilliant backfeld must
work back of a line ripped apart by
fate. Pittsburgh is always good-and
always will be as long as DR.. Jock
Sutherland is around But that Notre
Dame backfield gets the call.
Harvard -Army-In spite Of Dick
Harlow's fine work and Harvard's ex-
ceptional spirit, I'll take Army In its
first 1885 test.
Vanderbilt Fordham-A rainy night
killed Ray Morrison's passing attack
against Temple. Morrison likes the
air-and the air demands fairly dry
foot ball. Rain or shine, the vote here
belongs to Vanderbilt, with two of the
seasons finest ends. Fordham will
have to show more foot ball smartness
than it has shown for some time to
win.
Rice-Southern Methodist-Probably
the best combined two-team talent
that will meet on any foot ball field.
Here are two veteran teams, big, fast
and full Of fire I'm stringing with
Wallace and McCauley Of Rice until
some team finds way to roll them
back.
Columbia Pennsylvania - One Of
those guesses you'd rather duck. Penn
sylvania, with its speed and man
power-especially in the backfield-
should be far better than 1t has been
so far. It had both Princeton and
Yale whipped-and then lost the road.
It has more with which to win than
Columbia has, but Lou Little gets the
vote. until they beat one of his teams
young or old.
California Santa Clara - Another
spotlight contest between two great
teams-well, make it two good teams.
California has beaten St. Mary's-
Washington has upset Santa Clara.
They can't keep on beating one Of
Clipper Smiths best teams. Voting
againts the run Of dope, Santa Clara
gets the call.
Tennessee Alabama x One Of the
tough ones. Both have been badly
Evening star., 1935-10-18

Note-George washington has fVo
sets jerseys: first number on shirts
predominantly white in front, second
set predominantly red.
West Vrginia-Isaac (10), Miller
I'D, Carder Q2), Heath 90, Ingra-
ham Q5). Moses U6), johnson QD,
Nebera (20), Wendell (23). Fizer (25). /.
Onder cd, Adams (29), Volkin (30>,
Hodges (31), Poilek (32), Cropp (35).
Nelson (36), Dickerson (24), Phares
(42), Goshorn (43), Huyett 40. Mi
lam t45). Morton (46), Moreland
(4O. Ronai (48), Thomas (49), VOL
verton (50).
George Washington-Leemans CT
2D, Kaufman Q1-38), Tihila (s1-30),
Cottingham (79-36), Salturelli (56-48 /.
Lee (64-6D, De Angels (48-45),
Trinastitch (62-25), Wonder Bruegge
(3l-33), stapleton C4s-4D, Cannon
Q7-1s), williams (22-20), Carroll
(33-55), Yurwitz (30-45), O'Brien
$3.50, Walker (34-2D, Watson (72-
81. Kavalier (34).
Weight averages: West Virginia
Team, 1S9; line, 1876; backs, 178.
George Washington-Team, 1872; line,
1877; backs, I'll.
Preliminary game-Merrick Boys
Club vs.. Georgetown Boys Club Q00-
pound teams), o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
Wolves Swapping at Spears, Wisconsin Coach


Bert Thompson -. Jimmy Brad
dock has cleaned up 100000 since
upsetting Baer.
Things are happening to Don
McCalister down at South Carolina
when Duke beat the Game
cocks, 40, it was the biggest score
ever piled up against McCallister
team when N. c. State won tie
next week, it was the first time in
nine years one Of his teams dropped
two in row =. Six good foot BAN
bets tomorrow - California over
Santa Clara, Penn over Columbia,
Texas over Centenary, Rice over
Southern Methodist, Mississippi
over Florida and Michigan over
Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
NAVY OFF TO YALE,
POINTED FOR FRAY
Gets Final Tune-Up Today
Near New Haven-Ingram
Seen Likely Star.
sneci.l D;snatcb In The Star

SpCCldl blSpdtCu 70 Auo 0tdI
NNAPOLIS, October 18.-The
n Naval Academy team with
~ lengthy, but careful, practice
4 a yesterday. completed prepa-
rations for the Yale game Saturday so
far as the home field is concerned and
will put the final touches on tomorrow
at the grounds of Roxbury School. 10
miles from New Haven.
Shortly before 9. the squad, under
charge of Comdr. John H. Brown,
foot ball director. and Tom Hamilton,
head coach, left Annapolis with a
sendoff that suggested departure for
an Army game This evening the
midshipmen and band will leave for
the scene of battle.
The surprise in store for Yale may
be the early playing Of young Bill
Ingram. scion of Nays great foot
ball family who made a reputation as
a back at Lawrenceville. Ingram is
booked to get in the game early,
though he is not likely to start. In
jured early in the season and back on
the field only this week, Ingram is In
fine fettle.
On the local card for Saturday are
two junior games of considerable in
terest. the contest between the B.
squads of the Navy and Pennsylvania
and the battle between the Navy
Plebes and Kiski School. During the
battle of the Bs, reports from the
Navy-Yale game will be broadcast.
The Plebes, victors in all three Of
their games so far. will encounter one
of the strongest school teams in the
country.