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Evening star., 1935-10-28

shocked by Carnegie Tech, TO. in last
weeks principal upset, will try tc
come back at the expense Of Mime
sofas Gophers, hard pressed to score
over Northwestern, 21-13.
Northwestern and Illinois square of
in the only other conference game
Michigan's Wolverines face their Sec
ond Eastern foe in two weeks, enter
tanning powerful Pennsylvania at Ann
Arbor. The Wolverines halted Co.
lumbia at New York last Saturday,
1877.
Big Six-By virtue of its surprise
go victory over Kansas State, the
University of Kansas tops the stand
ings. Nebraska's 1870 triumph over
Oklahoma left the Cornhuskers just
behind with two victories and a tie
in three conference games. Okla
homa and Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri are the conference pairings
this week. Iowa State, tied by
Missouri. SIS. plays Marquette, Kan
sas State tackles Tulsa.
Southwest-Texas Christian and
Baylor, the current conference lead
ers with two victories each, clash at
Waco. Southern Methodist. only other
unbeaten outfit, takes on Texas. whose
Long Horns were beaten by Rice, 28-
10, last week. Arkansas and Texas
A. g. M. will play at Fayetteville.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

dian Spring, with the first SO holes OF
the 72-hole championship scheduled
The former Indian Spring manager
hasn't played much golf since he left
the club for a job at Virginia Beach,
but he still was on top in the betting
as the field of rs pros started. His
chief rival probably will be Ralph
Beach OF Baltimore.
Beaver Dam linksmen went over to
the Army Navy Country Club yester-
day and scored 33l 2-to-3l1a victory
over the host club linksmen. Cliff
Spencer. Beaver Dam pro, shot an
even par 70 to enable he and Johnny
Miller, the Beaver Dam champ, to
whip Danny Burton and Lunn "
Steele.
Argyle Country Clubs golf team
Travelled down to Purcellville, Va, to
whip the Loudon Golf and Country
Club team by 1872 to 5la.
r H WEIGHTMAN can do other
things than predict Washington's
tickle weather. He can play consider
able golf, as he proved yesterday to
tie for the Olsen trophy with C. E.
Cook. Weightman scored 81 with a
II handicap for a net OF 10, white
Cook had 54-74-7G. Gus Sachlis
had a net 70. while Noah Pomeroy
scored a net 70.
Jim Brownell, brother of Bobby. the
former District junior champ, bagged
a hole-in-one on the 175-yard seven
teenth at Indian Spring, playing the
shot with No. 2 iron.
Out at Columbia the boys are get
ting kick out Of the challenge round
for the Cummings trophy, to be played
Wednesday, between Miller B. Stevin-
son and Donald Woodward, the cup
holders, and Albert r. Mackenzie and
Luther c. Steward. jr., the chal-
lengers.
Stevinson and Woodward have held
the cup for five straight years, but
they may lose 1t to Mackenzie and
Steward.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

Sweet Mystery of Life" Friml's Desert
Song" and "Tally-ho."
The Ironmaster Concert Band on
WMAL at 1890 will play a new
march, Our Brilliant Emblem" writ
ten by Joseph DeInca and dedicated
to President Roosevelt.
Song hits Of the gay COS will dom
mate the Hammerstein Music Hall
program on WRC at 8 o'clock. Doro-
thy Stone and Oscar Shaw will take
part.
Jean Bullock's Crime" three
act drama. will be the presentation
of the Princess Pat Players on WMAI.
at $50.
Last Rose Of Summer" Sweet
Song of Long Ago" and Scott's "Lul-
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ST. ALBANS HOPEFUL
OF WIN OVER PREPS
Crushing Defeat of Church Farm
Brightens Outlook for
Game Thursday.

PROSPECTS Of trimming George
town Prep on Thursday were
bright at st. Adams today following
the teams triumphant return from
its crushing 46-0 defeat of the Church
Farm School at Philadelphia on Sat-
urday.
The Prep-St. Adams game has been
advanced from Friday. due to religious
ceremonies planned at the Garrett
Park School on that day.
st. Adams first team played only
half of the game last Saturday, run
ming up two touchdowns in the first
quarter and 20 points in the third.
The Saints reserves played the
second and fourth quarters and
scored touchdown in each.
Two Of the six-pointers came on the
first play after the Saints had recov-
cred fumbles near their opponents
30-yard line.
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Chips From the Mapleways

game =. with Hilliard Of the second
place Cleveland five, leading individ-
uals in average. high game and high
set. :. He's consistently shooting
around 120. Setting a team rec
ord, Jumbo Bread continued at the
top of the Sanitary Grocery Co.
League, bowling over 1,780 pins. {.
Pepcos Maintenance five holds none
OF the records but leads the Electrical
League. =. Goad's 165-game, 391-set
and lit average are tops" Out
in Takoma the Duckpin Association
is being led by Seal Construction, the
Suburban League by Stewart Bros.
and the Church group by Baptist
Christian. -. The Plumbers are lead
ing the D. C. Repair Shop organiza-
tion after Is games. :. The Ups and
Downs are mostly "up" in the Judd
81 Detweiler League, now sharing the
leadership with the Makeup quintet.
Steam Boilers are away out in
front in the Dynamite League. with
the Tornados having been "torna-
doed" II times in 18 games.
AStAAAo oAiA S1. 4N1 O. D.
selves tied for the Optical League
lead. Hamilton climbed to the
top of the league with American Sc
curity's first team in the Bankers
League, showing A. S. g. It's third
team to third place. Despite Fla
via Hayes season records of 1872 and
337, her Mines team was unable to
stop Transportation's winning streak
in the What's-in-a-Name Government
League and the winners continued
three games ahead of the rest of the
field. -. Without holding a record,
Square Deal heads the Southeast Loop.
. E. The Evening Stars crack rollers
top the Commercial League but the
next five teams are separated by only
one game. Games of Holbrook
and Magruder still are high. -.
EBRON took first place in the
Hebrew Inter-Club League by win
ming two games from the previous
leader. Equity. Scouts No. l and
C-3 No. l lead the A. A. A. Day Shift
League with 10 victories in Is games.
. Indian Springs first team shows
the way in the organization of Coun-
try Clubs .. but Beaver Dams strong
team created two all-time league rec
ords with 646-game and an 1900
set. Martin Mccarthy, the golfer,
was the big gun of the record smash
ing fray with l54-game and a 394-
set. ...
Lincoln Post, having rolled one more
set than Treasury. tops the American
Legion pinmen with eight wins in nine
games. But Treasury, too, has
dropped only one game. Lincoln
holds high game and set and its ace.
Emery, boasts the high individual
game.
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NEW ARCHERY LEADERS

Jean Tenney of HagerstoWn, Md,
and DR.. John c. Baldwin of Balti-
more are the new archery champions
OF the District, the result of their per-
formances at the Lincoln Memorial
Pool yesterday. The highest archery
score ever recorded in this vicinity
was made by DR.. Baldwin when his
178 hits gave him a total of 1872.
Miss Tenney scored 932 with 168 hits.
In second place of the mems tour
nament was found DR.. H. B. Hannum
OF Lancaster, Pa, who scored 1,146
with 178 hits, while A. H. Baum of
the Potomac Archers, took third place
with 1904 on 176 hits. Mrs. B. C.
Tiff of Potomac was the women's
runner-up with 912, while Mrs. w. H.
Clarke. jr, of the Oriole Archers, was
third with 1877.
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Le,Uis Favored Over Olin in Title Bout
!STRAlGlgT OFF TME TEE
BY w. R. Ms CALLuM

Manor, the title-holders and Indian
Spring and Chevy. Chase in three
straight upsets, winding up sheir
march with final-round victory over
a neutral layout. The results:
Witty Cox and Lew Worsham (Ken.
wood. ,; Bob Barnett and Johnn,
Russ Hollebaugh and Charlie Cole CKen;
reeve e Lewis. jr. NeHe 'chevy c@hase5. @ O. T., an'
Page Hufty and G. Ashmead Fuller
Bernard penntil tKenwoodl. "a;
Maury Fitzgerald and Ted Rutley Ken
wood. 1S 9; Frank Reside and Kent Less
Freddie Hitz and Ralph Quinter, ir
lChevy Chase, ga; Bernie Hallock ane
Dan Mason and Emmons Smith (chev,
Chase). Q; H. Mills and Buddy Tew ken
wood, l.
A L HOUGHTON was a favorite tc
= win the District open golf cham
pionship which started today at In.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

THERE are team matches and
team matches, but when 1t
comes dowE to numbers, those
Il team contests on the links be-
tween Columbia and Washington
take the prize. Anywhere from so
to $50 men on each side play in these
matches each year, and instead OF
taking on the aspect of a formal af-
fair, these little contests between the
two clubs become frolic.
This years gathering will be held
at Columbia next Sunday, and If Co.
lumbia doesn't watch out, some l25
Washington clubmen are going to
camp on the doorstep of the big club
near Chevy Chase Lake, waiting for
the doors to open. For these Wash
ington men are early starters, and II
200 golfers are going to start GOO or
more on each side), they had better
Evening star., 1935-10-28

Zasu Pitts. noted screen comedienne,
will make one of her infrequent ap-
pearances on the air as star of the
Radio Theater on WJSV at 9. She
will play the title role in a radio ver-
sion of "Dulcy," the famous George
s. Kaufman-Marc Connolly play.
Celebrating its 200th consecutive
broadcast, the Contented program on
WRC at 10 o'clock will reintroduce
its veteran artists. These include Cyril
Pitts, tenor; Opal Craven. soprano;
Margaret Gent, contralto. and Gene
Arnold.
Nelson Eddy. baritone star of screen
and radio, will be Grace Moore's guest
soloist on the Open House program
on WRC at $50. He will sing "Ah,
Evening star., 1935-10-28

get going around o'clock. The af-
fair calls for luncheon and golf
match.
TWO club championships today
= stand to the credit of Erwin p
Hair and Melvin Kraft. Over at
Washington, Hair wore down young
Johnny Thacker to win the 36-hole
final by 2 up, while at Woodmont
young Kraft finally achieved the goal
Of his dreams by beating Howard
Nordlinger to win the club title.
The championship final rounds
marked the end of the club title tour
neys this year around Washington.
Hair won the last two holes of the
morning engagement against Thacker,
to go to lunch up, and grabbed the
first hole in the afternoon. He was 4
up with to 60, but there Thacker
staged a rally that nearly squared.
One down with l to go, Thacker
hooked his tee shot into an unplay-
able lie behind tree and lost the
final hole to Hairs 4.
Kraft unleashed his big guns
against Nordlinger, shooting rs to
win by and /. The second flight at
Woodmont went to Arthur Stephens,
who licked Stanley CHASER. up. At
Washington John F. Myers went out
in 3S to win the second flight from
Harry c. Gretz by and g.
THE surprise package of the Mary
land State Golf Association team
matches came through to win. Ken
wood Golf and Country Club golf
team, underdog in three straight
matches. completed its swing through
the talent yesterday, whipping Chevy
Chase in the final round of the team
contests at Indian Spring by a score
of 10 to 8.
Witty Cox, Kenwood pro, led his
team to victory with 2 and / VIC
tory over Bob Barnett of Chevy Chase,
while Lewis Worsham. his protege,
was being trounced by John F. Braw-
ner, amateur of Chevy Chase. Given
little chance to 60 anywhere prior to
the matches, Kenwood whipped
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Carolina Teams Clash.
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE-
Louisiana State nosed out Wander
bilt last Saturday and must face an
other dangerous rival, Auburn, this
week. Mississippi, only other team
unbeaten in the conference. plays an
intersectional game with st. Louis on
Friday night. Fresh from its III
triumph over Georgia. Alabama will
play Kentucky's Wildcats. Florida and
Georgia, Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech
meet in other conference games. Tu-
lane faces Colgate at New Orleans.
Southern Conference-North Caro-
lima, only major team south Of the
Mason and Dixon Line which has
escaped defeat, will try for its second
conference victory at the expense OF
North Carolina State. These two are
tied for second place in the standings
now, each with one victory and no
defeat.
Duke, the leader, with three tri-
umphs, tackles Southeastern Con-
ference foe for the third successive
week, meeting Tennessee after suffer-
ing defeats at the hands of Georgia
Tech and Auburn. Virginia clashes
with Maryland and Virginia Poly
plays South Carolina in conference
duels.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
INTEREST |SKEEN
IN TABLE TENNIS
Throng Turned Away From
Match in Which Schuman
Wins Tara Title.

w YITH last nights expected
M victory Of Elias Schuman,
Wv 17-year-old District table
tennis champion, in the
finals of the Tara Club tournament
a matter of record, local officials of
the sport are looking forward to the
biggest event in local table tennis
history-the staging here in January
of the American zone trials for in
ternational play.
Should fan interest here approach
that shown in Chicago early last
Summer, site with larger seating
capacity than Tech Highs gym will
be needed for the championship
matches.
In Chicago, a crowd of $4,000 saw
the semi-fnal and final matches for
the citys title, or $4,000 more than
looked on in 1884. How much the game
has outstripped lawn tennis in popu-
larity there is demonstrated by a
comparison of the size of the respec-
tive galleries-only $500 turning out
to witness the outdoor net play.
Lack of space prevented many who
wished to see last nights champion
ship decided from observing Schu-
man defeat Laurence Sherry in a
semi-final, 21-l3, 2l-l2, 2l-19, and
Eduardo Yap in the final, 2l-l2.
21-5. 21-15. The young Wilson
Teachers College student clearly out
classed the remaining elite Of the
sport here. whipping. in order. the
ranking No. and No. players.
By far the most thrilling action
was furnished in the Semi-fnal be-
tween Yap and Ray Sherry before the
Filipino champion finally won, 22-
20, 22-20, 19-21, 19-2l, 2l-16.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
TEN MIAMI JOURNEYS
Winter Golf Program Is Headed
by $4,000 Open Event.

MIAMI, Fla, October % P).-A
Winter schedule Of 10 golf tourns-
ments. headed by the sixth annual
$4,000 Miami -Biltmore open, has
been announced here for the Miami
Biltmore Country Club.
The open, which annually attracts
many Of the Nations leading profess
sionals, is scheduled for December IS.
ls. Olin Dutra of Los Angeles won
1t last year, with James Milward Of
Madison. Wis, taking the amateur
honors
Nine of the tournaments are regu-
lar seasonal fixtures, but a mixed
foursome medal play event. listed for
February 2, will be contested for the
first time.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
. OVERNMENT workers are
spending plenty of time on
L the drives these nights .

spending plenty of time on
Y the drives these nights . .
more than a score of leagues,
representing departments or bureaus
are in the thick of hot pennant races
:. G. P. o. Union Printers tied
National Capital Parks for the league
lead in the Mems Federal loop, by
knocking of the previously-undisputed
pace-setters in two games :. In the
Federal Women's League, Agriculture
climbed to second position on the
strength of second high league game
of 538 and third-high set of $500
:. Elsie Ramero, with six successive
marks, rang up l43 game and 36l set
-. r. F. c. still leads the girls, how
ever, two games ahead of the Aggies
. Post Audits, three games behind
the leaders in the H. o. L. c. League,
hold high game and set for all the
teams, with 583 and 1927 :. Preston
Ellis, of the second-place Review five,
tops all individuals with an average of
lis, high game of $50 and high set
of 399 r. F. C.'s organization is
being led by General Ledger >. Hill
won the weekly prize for high set for
the second time this season when his
365 was unmatched photographic
leads the Navy Department circuit.
while Mails and Files tops the 8-team
Federal Communications loop {.
One game separates all places in the
standing Of the Ladies Procurement
Division League, now being led by the
Alley Cats.
ERATERNAL organizations are hav-
ing just as merry time in their
leagues . Washington Centennial
tops the Milans by just one game in
the Eastern Star alliance but the
flfth-place Lebanon team holds
records for high game and set
even with high game and set for the
evening, Pinta couldn't stop the league
leading Ovando team from taking two
games in the K. of c. federation,
while Trinidad kept in the running
with two out Of three from De Soto
A triple tie for the lead exists
in the Odd Fellows aggregation of
8 teams, the front position being
shared by Eastern, Fred D. Stuart and
Amity, No. 2 defeated only once
in IL games the S. S. Lions continue
to lead the Civics Club Mems League
... Rotary has yet to win game in
the same organization Lebanon
Valley has yet to lose fray In the
Masonic League.
First Church shows the way to 13
other teams in the B. Y. P. U. League
but three teams-Brookland, Pet
worth and Metropolitan, No. 1-are
deadlocked for second in the
ladies' division of the same group,
West Washington and Kendall are tied
for first =. Keller and Zion are TAX
ing equal bows in the Lutheran Ladies'
League, each having won of 8
games =. The Gallopin' Gals of Gen.
trail Presbyterian Inter- church League
surprised the Pitzer class when they
turned in their first win of the year
over the otherwise exclusive mems
league so pins proved a little too
much handicap for o. T. Wright's
boys to overcome.
Commercial teams are going just as
strong. The Department Store
League Is being led jointly by s. Kann
Sons and Raleigh Haberdasher. Il
Government leads the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co.'s loop by one
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Do as your dentist does
when he cleans your teeth

clean teeth mean-firm, healthy
gums and the least possible tooth
decay.
Powder leaves your teeth feeling so
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by the thousands are changing daily.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is not
only doubly efficient, but it costs only
half as much to use. Even . small
package lasts twice as long as a tube
Of tooth paste.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

THERE is nothing known that
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l. quickly and leave them SO
cleaning white-as POWDER.
That is why your dentist, when
cleaning your teeth, as you know
always uses powder.
As it is only the powder part of any
dentifrice that cleans, a dentifrice that
is ALL POWDER just naturally
cleans best.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is
ALL POWDER-1O0% cleansing
properties. This is more than twice the
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Mountain Conference Tied,

EAR WEsT-Pacific Coast Confer
ence-The U. c. L. A.-California
game overshadows the rest of the pro-
gram, marked by only one other con-
ference game-Washington VS.. Mon
tana. Stanford, which halted WASH
ington, 60, on two field goals by Monk
Moscrip, plays Santa Clara this week.
ky'Mountain Conference-Utah's
1918 runaway with Denver sent the
Utes into tie for first place with
Colorado University. victor over Colo
RADIO State, 1876. Utah plays Brigham
Young while Colorado is facing Colo
RADIO College this week. Utah State
and Colorado State. Montana State
and wyoming. are the other confer
ence pairinss for Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

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Evening star., 1935-10-28
SEEK MORE VICTIMS.

Games with the Delta Phi Sigma
eleven. which conquered the Cleve-
land A. c., 1910. yesterday. are being
arranged by Bo Lamar at Adams 6o67.
Delta Sigma Nu. the Pilots and the
Virginia A. c. especially are challenged
Evening star., 1935-10-28


previous to the game with the Cen
erals. That enabled it to prepare with
much greater care than Washington
and Lee was able to.
Dick Harlow, who left Western
Maryland to go to Harvard, probably
will wind up the current season with
more defeats than, certainly in recent
years, any team he has coached and
sustained. Last week it was Dart
mouth that triumphed over the Grim
son. No matter how good a coach a
man may be. he cannot overcome the
handicap Of poor material against a
good deal better material.
Any time that a Navy team beats
one from Notre Dame it will be when
Notre Dame Is far below its usual
standard. The Navy simply does not
get, nor has any way to make avail
able, such material as makes I'D the
Notre Dame elevens. The Sailors
really should feel we'll satisfied that
they held the South Bend players to
two touchdowns.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
WOLVERINES IN ROMP.

Three touchdowns in the first quar-
ter and one in each remaining period
gave the wolverine A. c. q $50 vic.
tory over the Hughesville 115-pound
eleven yesterday. Marcopulos and
Stanford each scored u points.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
BONG RUNS TURN TRICK.

Two scoring runs Of IS yards each
gave the Takoma Juniors, 115-pound
gridmen, a 1910 triumph over the
Marietta A. c. yesterday at Third and
Sheridan streets northwest. It was
the winners third straight victory.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

laby" are included in the program of
Margaret Speaks, soprano, on WRC at
$50.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

PLAY SCORELESS GAME.
Tskoma Juniors and the Southeast
A. C. fought to a 90 draw in their
grid battle yesterday.
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Southern Coach

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Unbeaten Teams

Continued From Eleventh page.)
Evening star., 1935-10-28

HLANS for further strengthening
- the lines in Americas war on
| crime will be outlined by At
torney General Cummings To-
Evening star., 1935-10-28
CHALLENGER HITS
HARDER THAN BOB
Champion, Though, Might
Be Helped by Odd Mental
State of Foe.
BY SPARROW McGANN.

n YEW YORK. october 28.-Bob
nj Olin meets up with the
nemesis Of the light-heavy-
Evening star., 1935-04-14
MISS EMMA WRIGHT
FUNERAL CONDUCTED
Body of Woman Who Succumbed
in Commerce Auditorium
Sent to Pennsylvania.

Funeral services for Miss Emma
Du Boise Wright, well known member
of the Washington bar, who died sud-
denly Thursday night, were held yes
terday afternoon at the Speare under
taking parlors After the services, con-
Quoted by Rev. John c. Palmer, the
body was sent to Hallstead, Pa, for
burial.
Miss Wright died from heart at
tack while attending a lecture in the
auditorium of the Commerce Depart
ment. She came to Washington during
the World War from Pennsylvania to
enter the Government service. Since
1919 she was in the division of loans
and currency of the Treasury De-
partment.
Soon after coming here she gradu-
ated in law from George Washington
University and was admitted to the
District bar. She was a practicing
attorney in a firm with Miss Olivia
Lacey.
She was member of the Women's
Bar Association, the National ASso-
citation of Women Lawyers and OF
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. Her residence was at 120 c
street northeast.
Miss Wright's father. the late Samuel
s. Wright, was prominent in Penn
sylvania politics.