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Varied Sports
Professional Hockey.


Montreal Msroons. 3: New York
Americans, 2.
Toronto Maple Leafs, 4; Montreal
Canadians, 2.
Providence Reds, 3; Cleveland Fall
cons. 2.
Springfield Indians, q Philadelphia
Ramblers, !.
Boston Bruins. 2: New York
Rangers. 2.
Buffalo Bisons, 4: Pittsburgh Hor-
nets. 2.
Atlantic City Sea Gulls, /; Her
shey tPa), l.
College Soccer.
Yale. 6; Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology, /.
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MOL. S. i. Hints
About Rose Bowl

RATON ROUGE. La, November
28 R,.-After Louisiana State
University's 33-to-0 victory over
Tulane University today Bernie
Moore, L. S. U. coach said he did
not know anything" about L. S.
US chances Of getting the Rose
Bowl invitation.
But T. P. Heard. L. S. U. ath-
letic director, said he had heard
nothing to indicate we are out OF
the running"
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Mnneo augusta Open Go Crack Team, Hilltop
Tars Pounding
Japanese Bell
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A NNAPOLIs. Md, November 20.
Seven midshipmen, the only
ones left on duty in Bancroft Hall
when the Naval Academy regiment
went to Philadelphia, began cele-
brating Nays victory over Army
within q few seconds after the
service classic ended today.
They made a dash for the old
japanese bell that is rung only
when Navy downs Army on the
gridiron and began ringing it with
q mallet. The victory bell will
sound continuously until the foot
ball team returns to the Academy
at $50 pm. tomorrow.
1t was the second time in Is
years that the bell has sounded.
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Placement Muffs Costly.

HOLY CROSS scored two touch
downs in the first period. but
Quarterback Rex Kidd's kicking
for the extra points proved costly
failures.
About q minute before the first
half ended. the Eagles took off for a
55-yard flight that ended with Di
Natalie plunging over from the 2-yard
line and subsequently place-kicking
what proved to be the winning point.
From then on the Eagles dominated
the play, and early in the final quar-
ter Gintoff drove over from the s.
yard line TO end a determined B. c.
drive that started when Atilio Fer
denzi, who replaced Tom Guinea at
right half, intercepted Kidd's tenth
and last pass on Boston's As.
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/. c. j. SCORELESS
WITH HMETHOD|STS
Baugh and Finley, Mud
Caked, Average a. Yards
Each in Punting Duel.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ALIAS. November 2s.-Two
mud-caked kicking artists,
"Slingin' Sam" Baueh Of
- Texas Christian and Bob
Finley, bulky Southern Methodist full
back, slammed soggy foot ball back
and forth in a scoreless thriller be-
fore $4,000 drenched fans today.
On the short end OF three-to-one
odds. the Methodists fought the IA
vored Christians to q standstill.
Steady rain muf11ed Baugh's noted
passing antics, but the rangy all
America candidate adjusted his game
with the weather for an afternoon Of
brilliant kicking and running.
Each Tries Field Goal.
RAUGH and Finley piled up an ex-
cellent punting average Of "A
yards each.
Each team had a shot at victory.
but field goal attempts went wide
from the l2-yard line.
The Christians, needing a victory to
assure themselves at least a tie with
Arkansas, dropped a half game be-
hind in the Southwest Conference.
Should Arkansas defeat Texas at Lit.
tie Rock next Saturday. it will win
the title.
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Navy Win Told Ships at Sea
China Station, Squadron Off Spain, Hear of Goal
Posts Flaunted Before Army.

"Navy won . game over Army
by a touchdown, first since 1921,
when the score was the same.
Navy has now hoisted the broken
goal posts in front Of the Cadets,
with Q feeble response from the
Army side"
No Army Signal Corps man had
the sad duty of relaying similar
news to Army posts over the world.
It was pointed out their posts
In Hawaii, Panama and elsewhere
were within reach Of regular
commercial broadcasts or newspa-
per services.
Navy men here figured the news
Travelled about $3.50 miles TO reach
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Dettweiler, Nee, Eligible.

nETTWEILER and Nee were fresh
men last Spring and thus couldn't
compete for the Hoyas in the Eastern
intercollegiate League, nor in the ma
tional intercollegiate title tourney
won by Charlie Kocsis Of Michigan
But now they are sophomores and
will be ready to sport the blue and
gray Of the varsity next Spring. Har-
vey johnson, 1885 Columbia Country
Club champ. and Jim Lee probably will
round out the Hoya 1887 combina-
ton, q team that undoubtedly will
top all the college golf aggregations
in this area, and may do fairly vel
in the Eastern League when the
matches start next April.
But that 1888 outfit. If all the boys
return, will be q real big-time outfit
Johnny Burke is hot stuff. The Provi-
dence, r. l.. kid had streak Of sub
par rounds around Washington last
month that stamp him as one of the
best amateur golfers ever to hit the
town. For something like six rounds
in a row his highest score at Kenwood
was 70. and he interspersed this streak
with rounds of IL at Congressional
and a 10 at Columbia.
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.HAMMANN STARS
AS J0HNN|ES COP
Scores Three TouchdoWns
in 20.to.0 Win From
Johns Hopkins.
p the Associated Press.

p the Associated Press.
~ ALTIMORE, November "a
l. Warren Hammann, hard-run-
ming halfback. made three
- touchdown dashes today to
give st. Johns College OF Annapolis
a 20-to-o victory over the Johns Hop
kins University, its traditional rival
A crowd Of 1000 saw Hammann
provide the scoring punch of the
contest with runs of IA, 46 and Z
yards.
The victory was the twenty-fift
for st. Johns in the series that be-
gan in 1883. Hopkins has won %
games and four have ended in ties.
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Has Keen Short Game.

STRAIGHT as a string, Burke Is
- like all young golfers in his ability
to chip and putt. Dettweiler, good
golfer who never has capitalized quite
on the promise Of his earlier years. is
a big. strong youngster who can shoot
some phenomenal rounds and who
we'll may strike a stream that will win
him flock Of matches. Pettijohn,
probably the best putter of the bunch,
is not as good a shotna ker as Burke
or Dettweiler, but he gets around a
golf course in figures that stamp him
as formidable match player. That
Hoya team of 1887 gives ample prom
ise of being the best outfit ever TO
represent the Blue and Gray. 1t may
be even better than the team cap
tanned by Maurice Mccarthy, which
finished second in the Eastern inter-
collegiates in 1928.
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.UNDERRATED B. c.
N|PS HOLY CROSS
Scores 1912 Grid Victory
in Binding SnoWstorm.
Comes From Rear.
Ev the Associated Press.

~ OSTON, November 28-Boston
- Colleges underrated Eagles
spotted Holy Cross two early
~ touchdowns and then outbat-
tied their powerful Jesuit rivals for
1912 victory in a binding snow
storm today before $4,000 at Fenway
Park.
The Crusaders. who started without
Bill Osmanski. their outstanding ball
carrier, capitalized two miscues dur
ing the first five minutes of play and
appeared to have the game we'll under
control until several of their strong
est linemen were injured in the bruis-
ing struggle. which speedily became
one Of the most breath-taking in the
34-game series.
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'BAMA'S COACH is MUM

BATON ROUGE. La. November %
R1.-Coach Frank Thomas of Ala
bama saw Louisiana State University
trample Tulane 80 to today and said
later he knew nothing about the pros
poets of either Alabama or L. S. U.
going to the Rose Bowl.
i don't know thing" he asserted
He had no further comment.
Alabama and L. S. U. both finished
their seasons unbeaten. with the latter
winning the loop title. Alabama beat
Tulane "a to Z.
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~ tae associated Press.

~ tae associated Press.
To ALL its ships at sea, from
China station to the squad
ron sheltering American
L refugees of Spain. the
Navy flashed jubilant word today
Of its foot ball triumph over Army.
A play-by-play account, tele-
graphed to Washington and
broadcast from the powerful naval
radio station at Arlington, ended
thus:
Navy Is breaking down the goal
posts. The Army sits silently in
the stands and Navy Is shaking
hands. Bets made during the half
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BOOKS TERP RINGMEN
Richmond Schedules Four Other
Meets for This Winter.

RICHMOND, Va, November % (FD.
"A schedule of five meets, four OF
them with Southern Conference
teams, was announced today for the
University of Richmond boxing team.
Meanwhile, Coach Russ Crane an
nounced that he will keep an eye on
the intra-mural scrapping next month
in an effort to line up some material,
particularly in the heavyweight divi-
sion. The inter-mural tryouts will be
held December 10 and IL and the
finals on December 18.
January 49, Maryland at College Park;
80. Duke at Richmond.
February 8. v. M. l. at Richmond; IL,
Y. P. l.. at Blacksburg; 90. Hampden-
Sydney at Farmville.
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TOBACCO BOWL" GAME.

RICHMOND, Va, November % up.
Two strong and undefeated military
academy elevens, Fork Union and Au-
gusta, will clash at the stadium here
on Saturday, December S. in the
American Legion's second annual Lit
tie Tobacco Bowl" contest.
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NOTRE DAME Is READY.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, November 20
P.-Notre Danes varsity foot ball
team whipped two freshman elevens,
using Trojan plays, ~ to o, here to-
day in the final workout before leav-
ing for Southern California Monday
morning. The Irish" and Trojans
will mix December 5
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Kahl Leads Drive.

THE superior st. Johns team scored
in all but the second period. when
Kahl, Hopkins halfback. led a drive
well into ST. Johns territory. An
intercepted pass spoiled the attack
St. Johns drove deep into Hop
kins' territory in the opening period
and from the 14-yard line Lambros
passed to Hammann. who scored
standing up. Hammann broke away
for his 46-yard touchdown in the
third quarter and scored the final
tally with 7-yard skip on the Sec
ond play of the last period.
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FURMAN GIVES DATES
Two Yet to Be Filled on 9-Game
List for Next Season.

61St 1UI NcAC ScdSou'
GREENVILLE, S. c., November 28
@.-Furman University's Purple Hur-
ricane will play . nine-game schedule
In 1887 Two dates are yet to be
filled. The schedule:
October Q. Wofford: 9. North Caro-
lima State: Is, Citadel at Charleston;
%, Presbyterian here; 80. Davidson
at Charlotte, N. c.: November Is,
South Carolina at Columbia; IS, Glenn
son, here.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
ARMY EXCUSES W. G. J.

WASHINGTON, Pa, November %
R.-Washington and Jefferson Col.
lege has announced the school had
obtained cancellation of q foot ball
game scheduled with the United States
Military Academy for October ~, 1897,
et West po!nA
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Line-ups and Summary.

st. Johns scoring: Touchdowns-Ham-
mann 90. Points after touchdown
Lambros (2. placementsl.
Referee-Mr. Armstrong (TuftN. Um-
pire-Mr. Mention tLoyola(. Field Judge
Mr.. Shirley .tMontana). Head lines
man-Mr. Eyth (Carnesie Tech).
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Line Ups and Summary.

Boston COLLEGE neutrality-suspicious.. Di
Natalie. Gintoff; point after touchdown, Di
Natalie fplacement). Holy Cross scoring
Touchdowns. Kidd, Gavin
Referee-W d. Maginnes Gehigh). Um-
pire-G. H. Lowe lLafayette). Head lines
mana. r. Lake Gafayette). Field
judee-D. J. Kelly tSprinsfeld).
Evening star., 1936-11-29

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Evening star., 1936-11-29
MAK|NGS OF BEST
IN 10 YEARS SEEN
Johnny Burke, Rhode Island
State Champ, Eligible
for SO Season.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

bI w. N. MCChLLOMs
w YITH the best prospects for
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Of Maurice Mccarthy,
nearly 10 years ago, the club-swingers
who will represent Georgetown Uni
versity in varsity competition next
year are looking forward to big sea-
son in 1887.
This year the Hoyas weren't so hot,
although potentially they had . good
team. and In 1898 they'll have even q
better team. Next Spring such able
divot lifters as Billy Dettweiler.
Maury Nee and Charlie Pettijohn,
will be eligible for the varsity team,
and behind these are Johnny Burke.
the Rhode Island State amateur king.
and Billy Shea, mid-Atlantic junior
champion, who now are freshmen and
will not be ready for varsity play un-
til 1898.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

w YASHINGTON will receive
An/ its first trial as big league
" " foot ball town one week
from today when the New
York Yankees and Boston Shamrocks
play their regularly scheduled Ameri-
can League game at Grif1th Stadium.
The Shamrocks are the current league
leaders, while the Yankees are in
third place.
Negotiations to play here were COM
pleted yesterday by Jim Mooney,
Georsetown's great punter Of the late
20s and present player assistant coach
of the Yankees, who made all the
arrangements with Clark Grifiith for
the use of the stadium.
Test Of Pro Game Here.
MOONEY was sent here by the
40 Shamrocks. whose home game It
was to be, when the Boston team de-
cided against risking the threat of
freezing weather in the Beantown and
simultaneously give the Capital its
long.awaited test as host to q top
flight pro foot bali game.
If local fans support the game. It is
believed George Marshall will be in
fluenced sufficiently to move his Bos-
ton Redskins here as he was reported
to be considering some weeks ago.
OF special interest to local fans u
the fact that Q present teammate Of
Mooney q the .ex-HoyA's former arch
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waIper Makes Grade.

GROUPED at 46 oehlnd PICARD anu
~ within striking distance OF the
cash prize were Ray Mangrun1 OF
Pittsburg. who fired fine SO IN
the second round; Ralph Guldahl Of
St. Louis, Jimmy Demaret. youthful
rising star from Houston, Tex. who
shot a 10 today: Paul Runyan Of
White Plains. N. Y, and Bobby
Cruickshank of Richmond. Va.
A young professional, Nelson Long
Of Hot Springs. Va, paired with
Mangrum for low-scoring honors over
the second 1s-hole route. adding a
fine SO to his 81 for the opening
round and a total of $50, which put
him safely in the final rounds.
An even dozen players were brack-
eted at lat. They were Leo Walper
of Washington, Pat Sawyer Of In
dianapolis, Dick Metz of Chicago, Al
Watrous of Detroit, Les Madison Of
Los Angeles, Mortie Dutra Of Detroit,
Abe Espinosa of Chicago, Herman
Keiser Of Springfield. Mo: Leonard
Dodson of Williston. Long Island; Will
lie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe, NJ Y:
Craig Wood of Deal, N. j., and John
Bulla Of Chicago.
Among the money-seekers was Sam
Byrd of Birmingham. outfielder of the
Cincinnati Reds. who added 70 to
his "A for the initial round. Wesley
Ferrell, star hurler of the Boston Red
sox. qualified in the amateur ranks
with a total OF 1854.
Morton Mccarthy of Virginia
Beach, Va, led the amateurs with a
total of 156, adding total Of 70 to-
day to his first-round n. Frank
Mulherin, young Augusta star, was
next with 158.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
WALPER SURVIVES
FORF|NAL ROUNDS
Mackenzie Is Erased From
5000 Tourney-Leader
Cards Another 70.
BY KENNETH GREGORY.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

UGUSTA. Ga. September 28.--
n An old war horse who blazed
~ to victory in the national open
4 a championship - stocky Tony
Manero Of Greensboro, N. C.-put on
another spectacular exhibition of shot
making today to lead the field in the
$4,000 Augusta open golf tournament.
He had total of lao through 36
holes of the 72-hole affair.
The United States champion, play
Ing masterfully over the hazardous
country club course, clipped two
strokes off regulation figures with a
neat 70 to match his one-under-par
10 of yesterday over the Forest Hills
layout.
As the field of 2l4 competitors was
cut down to 66 money-seeking pro-
fessionals and IS amateurs for the
final half of the event. Manero held
tvo-stroke lead over his nearest rival,
slender Byron Nelson of Ridgewood
N. j., who negotiated the halfway
distance in 142.
Odds on Manero Tumble.
THE odds dropped sharply on
L Manero for the final 36 holes to
be played tomorrow and the $1,000
top prize. He was quoted at to l
against the field, being cut down from
IL to /.
Scores of 1872 were needed to get
IN the last SO holes and among the
more prominent players who failed to
gain the ranks were Harold McSpaden'
winchester. Mass; Gene Sara2en.
Brookfield Center. Conn. Roland Mac
kenzie. Washington: Herman Barron
Of White Plains, N. Y, and Ed Dudley
of Philadelphia and Augusta.
Two veteran shot-makers whose
names rank we'll up in golfings noted
list-Horton Smith Of Chicago and
Jimmy Hines of Garden City, Long
rsland-were three strokes back OF
psce setting Manero with 36-hole
totals Of l43.
Densmore Denny Shute OF Bos-
ton. recently crowned champion OF
the professionals in the Pinehurst bat
tie. put together rounds OF u 1oi
a total of l44 and fifth place In the
halfway standings.
Right behind the P. G. A. king was
Henry Picard Of Hershey, Pa. lanky
stroker and leading money winner
of 1885. who led the field through
the first 1s holes with a SO. but
dropped of with a Is today for a
total of las.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

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clubs Safety Auto Co.. Phone Metro
politan 5l49 until 10 pm.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
LEAhI I HOJOF -.
Repaired. painted, job. contract. Line. 2145.

PAINTING and paperhanging; rooms, 81
up; work guaranteed. J. Jones, 2415 Eye
st. NV. West 2465.
PAINTING and paperhanging. special for
81 ;45. with genuine Imperial washable
and sunfast Wallpaper; all 1886 samples.
/ do my own work; father and son: work
Call anytime. Col. O633 or write 1856 Ga.
ave. NV.
PAINTING, psperhanging reliable white
mechanic. Workmanship guaranteed Es-
Inmates any time. Call Fred. Col. 1874.