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must be smart on defense and be able
to protect his own territory

must be smart on defense and be able
to protect his own territory.
For some unknown reason there
seems to be shortage Of superior
guards this year in Eastern football.
For that reason We have selected
Franco of Fordham as one Of our
guards. Although Franco has played
q splendid game at tackle for Fordham
for the last two years. he also has
been used in the guard position. He
possesses all the qualifications OF a
guard, and in my opinion would be .
star in this position His running mate
is McNamara, the Pennsylvania cap
tain, who is an iron man and who
has been very satisfactory guard
over period Of three years.
Other outstanding guards are Carr
Of Holy Cross and Hooper of Cornell.
Hooper, in addition to carrying out the
usual duties Of the guard position, has
taken care Of Cornell's punting as
signment in splendid fashion. Worthy
of mention also are Nee of Harvard
and Drulis Of Temple. Bateman Of
Columbia, who has played tackle,
also has the qualifications of making
a splendid guard.
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Final Games to Decide.
Bama Battles Vandy.

SOUTHWEST: Texas Christians To
triumph over Rice, with Davey
O'Brien on the scoring end. threw the
conference race so wide open that only
the final games on December will
determine the winner. On Saturday,
Christian plays Southern Methodist,
which trounced U. c. L. A.. 26-l3. and
Rice meets Baylor, which walloped
Loyola (Calif), 27-13 On Thursday,
Texas A. and M. and Texas collide,
but neither can figure in the cham
pionship. Arkansas tackles Tulsa.
Missouri Valley champion. while Texas
Tech. To conqueror Of Centenary,
plays Creighton.
Rocky Mountain: Colorado and Den
yer play on Thanksgiving Day in the
decisive match Of the conference race.
Denver can tie unbeaten Colorado in
the final standings only by winning
this game. A tie will leave Colorado
on top Utah and Utah State, Wyo-
ming and Greeley meet In other
Thursday games.
Far West: Missouri. 80 victor over
Washington University tSt. Louis)
plays U. c. L. A. Saturday. Michigan
State meets San Francisco on Thurs
day. In addition to the Loyola-
Villanova tussle on Sunday, undefeat-
ed Santa Clara plays its final game
against Gonzaga.
Last weeks Pacific Coast Conference
competition was marked by Wash
| ington States TO victory over Oregon
State and Washington's 40 defeat
Of Oregon.
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WUjciechowicz Great Center.

A CENTER, Wojciechowicz Of
Fordham again is leader in the
East. He was chosen last year on the
N. A. N. A. all-Eastern team and he
has demonstrated this year that he is
even better center than he was last
season. This boy is q splendid passer,
a fine blocker on the line and is one
of the Nations best defensive men
backing up the line.
Other outstanding centers are Hart
line Of the Army, because Of his great
defensive ability; Mautner Of Holy
Cross, who has been handicapped by
injuries; Eek of Colgate, the Maroons'
defensive captain and a real bulwark
on defense; Gallagher of Yale, Wilson
Of Harvard and Miller Of New York
University, who has played center and
in the backfield, and might be con-
sidered the all-Eastern teams utility
player.
Every season produces a great num-
Der OF outstanding backs. There is the
usual crop of splendid runners, fine
forward passers, excellent pass receiv-
ers and strong defensive men among
the backs of the East this season. The
ideal backfleld must contain fine
kicker, an outstanding forward passer,,
a real line bucker, good blockers, elu-
sive runners and fine defensive players.
Inc all-Eastern backfield has all of
these qualifications,
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after touchdowns.- Snyder. Riley Smith.
substitutes: Washington-Baush: KaTah
Hen Smith Carroll KrAuse. Justice Mi
chsels, Kahn. Bond. Cleveland-R. Miller,
Williams, Isselhard, Zoll. Aphonse Git,
Roseauist: Halleck. BettridEe. Heisiss-, Hss-,
Karch. Field judge-Cari Brubakef.
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BY HERBERT BARKER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The foot
nj ball world saluted California,
" Minnesota and Dartmouth to-
day as flrst Of the country's
major 1887 sectional champions and
then turned to = mass Of unfinished
business. most of which will be dis
posed Of in this weeks double pro-
gram.
Some $4,000 fans looked on at Palo
Alto last week as CALIFORNIA; Golden
Bears smashed through Stanford,
1870, captured the Pacific Coast Con-
ference crown for the first time since
1928, won the right to represent the
Far West in the Rose Bowl classic at
Pasadena New Years Day, and wound
up a regular season marred only by q
tie with Washington, the 1886 confer
ence title holder.
Minnesota, beaten by Nebraska and
Notre Dame in major upsets, never
theless salvaged the Big Ten cham
pionship out of the wreckage by brush
ing aside Wisconsin's Badgers, 1876,
to complete an unbeaten conference
campaign. Meanwhile the wah- hoo
wah Indians Of Dartmouth, giving an
other smooth, powerful performance,
trounced Columbia, 27-0, won the Ivy
League title for the second year in a
row and finished an undefeated sea-
son for the first time since 1925.
Other Titles Unsettled.
CTILL to be settled are the Southern,
Southeastern, Southwest, Rocky
Mountain and Big Six Conference title
races as well as such speculative ques-
tions as a generally recognized cham
pion and an opponent for California
in the Rose Bowl game.
Yale's defeat at the hands of we'll
drilled, effective Harvard machine,
1876, and the 60 beating Montana
took from Idaho reduced the list Of
major undefeated elevens to 10. OF
these the East contributes six-La-
fayette, Pitt. Fordham, Villanova,
Dartmouth and Holy Cross. The others
are California, Colorado. Alabama
and Santa Clara. Lafayette. Dart
mouth and California all have COM
pleted their schedules, but each Of the
others has one more hurdle to vault.
Outstanding features on the
Thanksgiving Day and Saturday pro-
grams:
Fordham's Rams, who pushed ST.
Mary's Gaels all over the field, but
scored only once in 60 victory. close
on Saturday against their traditional
rivals, New York University, whose
7-6 triumph a year ago still is fresh in
Fordham's memory. On the same
day, Holy Cross, held to scoreless
draw by Carnegie Tech last week,
meets its ancient rival. Boston COL
lege, which was upset by Boston Uni
versity, 1876, for the first time in his
tory.
Pitt and Villanova, other members
OF the undefeated brigade invade for
eign soil for their wind-up games.
The Panthers, who smashed through
Penn State almost at will to win, 28-7
travel to Durham to play Dukes Blue
Devils, 20-7, conquerors Of North Car
DINA State, on Saturday. Villanova
which ran up q $50 count on Tenn
pie. largest in the history Of the riv-
airy. will close against Loyola at Lo.
Angeles Sunday.
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Results Yesterday.
Los Angeles As: Boston. 70.
Dixie Leasue.
Washington Presidents. 5; Baltimore
Blues, 3.
Midwest Leasue.
Louisville Tanks, z; 9t. Louis 0unnerS, O..
American Association.
Newark Tornadoes, z: Paterson Pam
thers, 2.
Carolina -virginia League.
wAnees, U.
Exhibitions.
ealinas Packers. 25; Rochester TIGERS. 0.
Portsmouth Cubs, II; Navy YARD Ma
Norfolk Tars. O; Roanoke, 0.
Richmond Rebels, FL; South Norfolk, o.
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Army Saves Regulars.

MUST cOlOrlul OF tne weeks en-
A'A gagemens will find Army bat
Ting Navy at Philadelphia on Satur-
day in the annual service academy
classic. Army, without using a single
varsity player, overpowered st. Johns
Of Annapolis, 47-6, but Navy was the
victim of q stunning upset in the 1856
shellacking by Princeton. Columbia.
beaten Ave times this season, plays
Stanford in another Saturday feature.
The Thanksgiving Day program is
headed by the annual battle between
Penn and Cornell. Duquesne. unex-
pectedly beaten by Marquette, 1876,
plays Detroit. while George Washing
ton, which held Arkansas scoreless
for the first time since 1884 in a 90
deadlock, meets West Virginia. Catho-
lie and South Carolina, Brown and
Rutgers are other pairings.
Lafayette wound up its undefeated
and united season last week with a
SO conquest Of Lehigh, while Colgate,
unbeaten by Syracuse since 1924,
maintained its jinx over the Orange
in TO upset.
Middle West-The close OF the Big
Ten campaign leaves fans with slen-
der fare this week. Kansas, beaten
by Arizona, 81, but hoping for a
share in the Big Six title, plays Mis-
souri, on Thanksgiving Day, but Ne
braska will be favored to clinch the
crown beyond dispute by whipping
Kansas State on Saturday. Nebraska
flashed . scoring punch for the first
time in routing Iowa, $50, while
Kansas State was beaten by Iowa
State. 1877.
Notre Dame, which cashed in on q
blocked kick to stop Northwestern. TO
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Giants and Bears Good Bets
To Scrap 1t Out for Cro,r,,

to meet the winner Of the Eastern
title for the championship. New York
has won six games, lost two and tied
one, and the runner-up, Washington,
probably will have hard going against
the Packers next Sunday.
Tillie Manton place-kicked a field
goal for the Giants in the second
period and the three points ultimately
proved enough to send the Packers
home in defeat. A pass, Ed Danowski
to Buster Poole, was good for a
touchdown In the third period
Washington clung to its title hopes
BY defeating the hapless Cleveland
Rams, 16 to 7.
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One of Pros Finest Passers

ARNOLD HERBER,
Veteran hdltback of the Green
Bay Packers, 1Uho play the
Washington Redskins at Grit
fifth Stadium merit Sunday.
Herber 1Dill Die ,Uith Slingin'
Sam Baugh OF the locals for
tossing honors and it should
be a great duel.
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Lions Whip Cardinals.

nETROIT registered 4 16-to-7 win
over the Chicago Cardinals, with
Ed Klewicki scoring a touchdown
after recovering a Cardinal tumble
and Bill Shepherd tallying on q pass
The victory left Detroit
tied with Green Bay for second place
in the Western section.
With Ace Parker providing the
punch, Brooklyn's Dodgers whipped
the Pittsburgh Pirates, % to 0. scoring
all points in the last half Brooklyn
was held to nine first downs az COM
pared to Is for the Pirates, but the
Dodgers presented q brilliant defense
when the Pittsburgh eleven had
chances to score.
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Tough Day Ahead for Redskins.
NEW YORK. with 10-to-O victory
over the Packers, handed Green
Bay its third defeat. Chicago's Bears
now lead the West section with six
wins, one tie and one defeat. and are
heavy favorites to clinch the right
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Governing Bodies Meet.


Preceding the sale the leading gov
erning bodies Of the sport will hold
their annual sessions today. The meet
ings include those of the Trotting
Horse Club of America, American As
sociation Of Trotting Horse Breeders
and the American Trotting Register
Association.
The largest consignment to the sale,
as usual, comes from DR.. Ogden
NJ Edwards, jr's, Walnut Hill Farm
Of Donerail, KY. This Blue Grass
nursery is sending 95 head to the
auction. with Princess Margaret, a
full sister Of the Duchess and Prin-
cess Marina. expected to bring the
top bid. Princess Marina, a disap-
pointment this year, was knocked down
last year for $1,000. The Duchess was
one Of the high-priced yearlings Of
1885.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
BY EARL HILLIGAN,
Associateo Press sports Writer.

(H1CAGO, Nov. pa lot of
I things can happen before the
Y 4 National Pro Football League
season ends. but it's good
bet that the New York Giants and
Chicago Bears will battle it out for
the 1887 championship.
The Giants and Bears last met for
the title in 1894. On that occasion
the Giants won out by donning bas-
ket ball shoes in the second half and
scampering to victory on a slippery
field. Yesterday the Giants went out
OF their way to help Chicago get a
chance for revenge by practically
eliminating Green Bay from title
consideration.
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OFFER 24S HORSES
AT HARNESS SALE.
Walnut Hall and Hanover
Farms Prominent at Old
Glory Auction.
BY the Associated Press,


n YEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Park ave-
M nue., the street where high
Y priced automobiles roll up
a before luxurious apartment
houses and hotels, takes on a slight
county fair tinge Tuesday with the
opening OF the forty-third Old Glory
auction sale of trotters and PAGERS at
Squadron "A" Armory.
A total of 248 horses, the majority
of them yearlings from the outstand-
ing breeding farms Of the country, are
to be sold during the three days.
Prices, on the upward trend for the
last few years. are expected to go
above the sl9O.osd chalked up for
260 head last year.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Pitt Fordhan1 Lead in AIEastern Football Team Selections
Grid World Halls California.
Dartmouth and Minnesota as
First Winners of Big Titles

will play host to Southern CALIFORNIA;
Trojans in . major intersectional
tussle on Saturday.
Finishing behind Minnesota in the
Big Ten race were Ohio States Buck
eyes. who trounced Michigan, 2l-0. in
their final game. Illinois halted
Chicago, $40, and Purdue took favored
Indiana over the hurdles, 1877.
Bama Battles Vandy.
COUTH: Climax Of the Southeastern
Conference sends unbeaten, united
Alabama against Vanderbilt on Thurs
day. A victory for Vanderbilt will
leave the two teams tied in the final
standing with five victories and one
defeat. Louisiana State, nosed out by
Vanderbilt, can make it triple tie in
that case by stopping Tulane on Satur-
day. Mississippi and Mississippi State.
Kentucky and Tennessee are other
holiday pairings. On Saturday,
Georgia, which surprised by holding
powerful Auburn to a scoreless tie,
plays Georgia Tech, 1910 victor over
Florida. Florida meets Auburn.
The Southern Conference champion
ship awaits the results Of a heavy
Thanksgiving Day schedule. Clemson
and Maryland can wind up undefeated
and united by checking Furman and
Washington and Lee, respectively.
North Carolina, with a final record of
four victories and a tie, may be recog-
nized as champion whatever Clemson
and Maryland may accomplish. The
Tarheels walloped Duke, the 1886
champions, and played a heavier con-
ference schedule than the others.
Other games this week pit Davidson
against Wake Forest. Virginia Tech
against Virginia Military and Rich
mond against William and Mary.
North Carolina plays Virginia.
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Results Yesterday.
st. Paul. =: Minneapolis. l.
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ke0uItS YeStAfday.
Washington,. l6; Cleveland, 7.
Brooklyn. %; PlttsburGh. Q.
Games Thursday. November 10.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago Bears at Detroit.
Games Sunday, November -.
Green Bay at Washington.
Cleveland at CHICAGO Bears.
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SECTION MUSTERS
GREAT GRID ARRAY
Pick of Five Schools Lined
Up With Three Panthers,
as Many Rams.
BY ANDREW KERR,
COLGATE Coach.

in the East in 1897
X has enjoyed a successful sea-
son. The quality of the grid
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Pro Hockey

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
American Division
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PREP SCHOOL TITLE
RIVALS TO BATTLE
Victory Over St. Johns Quintet
Friday Would Clinch City
Honors for Gonzaga.

WASH1NGTONS prep school basket
ball championship possibly may
be decided next Friday night when
Gonzaga and ST. Johns, the two con-
tenders for the title, play their second
game OF the season. Catholic Uni
versity's gymnasium, scene Of the
first game which Gonzaga won In an
overtime period, again will be the
scene Of combat.
Gonzaga could win the title out
right, providing it duplicated its VIC
tory Of January 80, when it stopped
the Cadets, 2l-18. A triumph for
the Cadets, on the other hand, would
leave the rivals knotted and leave
the championship to be decided by
an extra game.
Both schools have conquered
Georgetown Prep, the third team of
the Prep School League. st. Johns
has won the title for the last two
years and is confident Of reversing
the decision Of the first meeting with
the Purple.
An added attraction to the prep
school classic, which is expected to
draw another $500 spectators to
Brookland. may be game between
alumni teams Of both schools. Twenty
five cents will be the admission price
Evening star., 1937-02-14
<&AzS5&oiq&@ <&zS5& Z M M33 3
~ x By WRMeCALlum ~

JACK McCARRON, Congress
sionaps weather defer. is back
on the loose again after a visit
~ to Florida, giving lessons to
aspiring gents who think because
Jack looks funny when he swings at
golf ball he can't score.
Jack couldn't get together with
Bill Ullman this Winter for money
making trip to Florida. because Bill
went to Mexico City, where his queer
looking golf gathered in the shekels
just as it does at Congressional, SO
Jack went South alone.
Last Summer Roland Mackenzie was
kidding McCarron and Ullman on
their funny golf swings, but Jack,
who takes everything with grin, said:
Sure we look funny, but Bill and
are going South next Winter and we
expect to pay expenses on those queer
swings. I know that If we hang
around the first tee at La Gorce or
Bay Shore or any other course around
Miami and swing a few times all the
boys will be looking for us. They
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the current Hoya team is looking for
ward to the coming Southern trip
to start around March 20, during
which the Hilltop club swingers will
clash with a number Of Southern
college golf outfits.
Bet they'll wish they had
John Burke On the team
Jack Lynch says Burke is the
hottest kid golfer around New
England nowadays.
Jacks brother, Joe, who captained
the 1885 Hilltop team, is working in
a Boston brokerage house Joe
went to the semi-final of the 1895
national amateur tournament .
w. r. Stone, well-known Indian
Spring and Congressional golfer, is
Ill at his home Clyde B. Asher
OF Columbia has taken his golf clubs
and gone South to Miami to play
with Lou Laudick the boys joshed
him because he carries l6 clubs.
Lefty Harrell's Pinehurst crowd
will have q preview today at WASH
ington of their coming golf tourney
all "a of 'em are expected to
compete in q little informal golf
joust.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

figure we'll be soft, and maybe we
can fool EN-" But Jackie had to
go alone and his vacation didn't dc
him any harm.
Parker Nolan, the big Congressional
Club champ, thought that Jack
mightn't be so hot after a time spent
In Florida, coming back to soft fair
ways and bumpy putting green's, &c
Parker laid in the bets on q nine hole
jaunt against Jack.
And the alI-weather man took
him to the cleaners with q IS
for the par-35 back nine against
Nolan's 81.
Jackie may look a duffer when he
swings his mallet, but he's q tough
hombre after the bets are down
Sandy Armour always claimed that
McCarron has one Of the finest putt.
ing touches in the game, and it's true
He waves the club over the ball
as If he was going to knock it of the
green, but when putter meets ball
it's going through on a straight line
TO the hole.
r USs HOLLEBAUGH, former Ken.
wood champ, and runner-up In
the Maryland State title tourney last
year, Is going to pair with Tony
Manero. national open king, in an
amateur-pro affair at Pinehurst this
week. Hollebaugh and Manero should
make quite q pair in any amateur
pro tourney.
Out at Congressional today the
woman bowlers Of the club, all popped
up with confidence. are to match skill
with the male pin spillers. The
women's teams will be headed by Mrs
Frank Yates and Mrs. Charles slaw-
son, while the mems outfits will be
captained by DR.. Howard L. Smith
and ALI Paul.
AL Houghton, Maryland open
champ, doesn't get much time to play
outdoor golf any more because of his
duties in the golf department of a
local store, but he doesn't need much
practice.
He had q workout at Con-
gressional the other day and
whacked the pill around In 72,
which happens to be level par.
CHIP shots :. Reese Hair isn't
doing 50 well on that 30-putt
bet he made q few weeks ago
He's good putter all right, but he's
been getting around in 80 and SO
puts, which costs him dough with
Thurston Furrr when the
green's are smooth again I'll take
him." says Hair Fred Mcleod
and w. w. Hinshaw really gallop
around that 15-hole course at Co
lurbia these days in their daily
rounds If they take more than
an hour and q half they kid each
other about their slowness.
Frank Allan, the young man who
won the Dixie amateur tournament
at Miami the other day, Is the same
Frank Allan who was such q red-hot
golfer at Georgetown Prep and
Georgetown q. = few years ago . .
e
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SH0REHAM HEAVILY
BOOKED FOR SPRING
Washington College Will Engage
in 36 Spring Events-Ball
Team Has 10 Games. T- =

BY the Associated Press.
CHESTERTOWN, Md, February
13.-Washington College athletic
authorities announced 36-event
Spring sports schedule today-one Of
the most ambitious ever undertaken
at the shore school.
The base ball nine will play q 49,
game schedule, the trackmen will ap-
pear in 7 meets, and an even 10
matches have been arranged for the
tennis team.
The schedules:
Base Ball,
washinstcn 'sS At Washinston hnr 81, 81, osn. SsS5se
". Delaware at Newark Del: 90. Juniata
2S Loyols: "a. Johns HOPKINS: %. West
chester Teachers: 20. st. Johns at An
May /. Mount st. Mary's: s. Dickinson.
Maryiand at COLLEGE Park; g. Western
u, Delaware: 10. Mount St. Mary's at
Westminster: %. George washington.
Penn Relay; at rfi pSiiadelDMhfiss.' Mhfis'iana' 1924
May I; Johns Hopkins at Baltimore: 8,
Mason -Dixon conferenes meet: IL: Della:
Chester 1t Wess chsssef Aael,e pa meet; 1e West
April 1s, st. Johns: 90. Loyola: "a,
Johns Hopkins at Baltimore.
.. May l: Western Maryland: 7. St. Johns
HIaltimSore: Is. Pennsylvsnia Military Col.
minister: 20. Delaware at Newark. Del.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
OAKLAND AFTER LINKS
W. p. A. Funds for Project Asked
by Maryland Town.

OAKLAND, Md, February 10 OP.
Henry Tarring, in charge Of Works
Progress Administration work in Gar
rett County, has started an inspection
Of some IS acres Of farm land west
Of Oakland to determine If w. P. A.
funds should be sought to develop it
as a golf course.
The mayor and town council ap-
proved the golf course project at q
special meeting and turned the pro-
posal over to Tarring for a final In.
Spection.
Approval OF the project must be
given by w. p A. authorities in Wash.
ington before work can be started.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
NAVY LEFT IN WAKE
Yale Swimming Team Scores
157th Win in Row, SO to 10.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 10
H9.-Yale's swimming team chalked
up its 157th consecutive victory here
today. outclassing the Navy, 56 to 10.
Yale swimmers took seven Of the
nine first places and smashed three
records.
The outstanding performance was
turned in by John Macionis in the
440-yard free-style when he shat
tered the National Collegiate Athletic
Association long course record of S
minutes. 1912 seconds, set in 1885 by
Midshipman J. D. Stevens. Macionis,
who swan on the 800-meter relay
team for the United States in the
last Olympics. covered the distance
in minutes, SO seconds.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Return TO Yardage Standard.

THE champions will be seeking to
repeat, however, at the yardage
distances this year instead Of meters.
The I. c. "A has abandoned the
metric system after three years.
Harold Manning of Wichita, who
finished fifth in the Olympic 5000.
meter steeplechase, will seek to de-
throne Joe McCluskey of New York
in that event of the National A. A.
U. indoor games in the Garden Feb
ruary 81. Tommy Deckard OF In.
diana, surprise winner Of the Millrose
2-mile. also has entered the A. A. q.
steeplechase.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
BUCKEYES TO DINE
Schmidt to Talk, Films Of o. s. q,
Grid Games to Be shown.

Francis Schmidt. Ohio States head
foot ball coach, will be the honored
guest and speaker at q dinner meeting
OF Buckeye alumni tomorrow night
at Wesley Hall, 1903 K street north
west.
Moving pictures of the Ohio State
eleven IN action during the 1885 season
will be shown by John B. Ftlllen,
general secretary Of the institutions
alumni association, who will be here
Tor the occasion. Reservations for
the dinner, which starts at Z o'clock,
may be made by calling Cleveland
2693. The movies will be shown at
$50.
Israel M. Foster, commissioner of
the United States Court of Claims,
Is In charge Of arrangements. The
affair is being sponsored by the WASH
1ngton Alumni Association of Ohio
State In conjunction with the General
Alumni Association.