davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-11-17

er, H. G. Gather, and Mrs. F. AM
brose Clarks Eastern Shore; trainer,
J. e. Ryan.
NOEL LANG, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Laing of Amissville,
near Warrenton, died q year ago and
has been deeply missed not only by his
family and friends but by the entire
sporting world We saw him grow to
manhood and become one Of Americas 8
best horsemen and leading amateur
trainer and rider Noel was greatly
loved by all who knew him; his fair
ness in the world Of sport and loyalty
to his friends was great. His father
gave him every opportunity to carry
on his horse interest from childhood
and he made the most of them, WIN
ming during his career every impor-
tant cross-country event and steeple-
chase in America.
People We're thrilled by his beautiful
riding and horsemanship at race meet
ings. He told me not long before he
died that Trouble Maker-whom he
rode to victory so many times over a
period of years-was his favorite
mount. His distress was keen when
Trouble Maker was killed beneath him
at fence during the running of the
Maryland Hunt Cup in 1898. Noel
and Trouble Maker had won the race
the stiffest in the country. in 1882
and in 1888 they went to England to
run in the Grand National Steeple-
chase, where they made a wonderful
showing. In 1884 Noel again rode
Trouble Maker in the Maryland Hunt
Cup race, and I believe would have
won 1t again If the horse had not
struck stob in his chest from a rail
fence. from which he lost much blood.
Mrs. Randolph Scott (then Mrs.
Marion du Pont Somerville), owner of
Trouble Maker, had given the horse
to Noel just before the last race in
which he rode him. Noel Laing
trained and rode winning horses for
some of the most notable owners in
the country, as well as many OF his
own horses. He gave much happiness
and courage to others in his short,
clean life of % years He was a part
Of all sports, especially race meetings,
and will be missed as long as those
who knew him live feel that his
spirit will be there Saturday, seeing
and enjoying the fine horses that will
be running for the lovely gold cup, a
tribute to his memory.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

Steeplechase horses in the country and
this will be one of the most interest,"
ing races that has been run in a
long time. Such well-known horses
are entered as the winner of the Glen
wood National at Middleburg last
Saturday and Glory Road, owned by
Mrs. George L. Ohrstrom; trainer, C..
H. Doughlas; rider, F. Thorndyke.
THE second horse at Mddleburg
Saturday will also run. Mrs. j. C.
Clark's Little Cottage; trainer, J. E.
Ryan; rider, j. Duf1ey. Other entries
follow: 3. Louie E. Stoddard, jr's
Black Cock; trained by owner; T. Mrs.
Isabel Dodge Sloane's Brookmead en-
try, National Anthem; trainer. Jack
Skinner; 5. Mrs. J. c. Bradys Groom
ing Water: trainer. j. e. Ryan; 6.
j. E. Ryan; owner and trainer, Well
Stepped: 7. G. A. Laing 1young broth
er OF Noel Laing), owner and trainer
Of Transco: 8. Mrs. J. c. Clarks Lit
tie Cottage. I'd; J. E. Ryan. trainer:
9, Montpelier's mrs. Randolph Scott
Homesteader; trainer. Jack Skinner;
10. Montpelier's Golden Reel; trainer,
S. L. Burch; IL. Ewart Johnstons Sea-
farm Dan; trainer. Morris Dixon; u.
Montpelier's Ell Doraron: trainer, Jack
Skinner: l3. G. H. Pete" Bostwick' S
Long Shot; trainer, John Bosley, jr.;
IA. Sandy Wood Stables Little Hurdy;
trainer and rider, Dion (Mike)
Kerr jr.: Is, Raymond Guests Swima-
long; trainer, Arthur White; l6. Mrs.
Arthur Whites Bay Bean; trainer,
A. White; II. Mrs. Arthur White S
Spinach: trainer. A. White; 10. J.
Fred Adams. jr.. Bell Man: also train
er; 10. F. Ambrose Clark's Cadeau, I'd :;
trainer. H. G. Gather; 20. F. AM
brose Clark's Sunny Thoughts train
Evening star., 1937-11-17

finally to England. where Cox plans
visit with his family ut Sussex.
I'VE have plenty Of time" the young
skipper explained
We'll stick close to the coast on
the run south. and If bad weather
threatens We can run into sheltered
waters until the storm subsidies" Cox
said as he prepared to depart.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

Mrs. George c. White of Burke, Va
and her sister, Mrs. D. J. Ficklin Of
Bealeton, Va, have returned to their
homes from Richmond. Va, where they
attended meetings of the State Con-
vention. United Daughters of the Con-
federacy.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
HALIFAX AT BERLIN

BERLIN, Nov. II R).-Viscount
Halifax arrived in Berlin from London
To-Day on visit which was expected
10 include discussion of C;ermanys
colonial aspirations with Chancellor
Adolf Hitler.
Halifax was greeted at the station
by the British Embassy stan and Vicco
Karl Won Buelow-Schwsnte OF tho
German Foreign Once.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
Divorces-in Any Case.

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. II (P.-Elmer
Schroeder testified his wife Emile left
him because he couldn't find work.
Reinhard H. Raymeyer said his wife
Muriel left because he worked too
hard. Advisory Master Linwood w.
Erickson recommended two divorces,
Evening star., 1937-11-17
GREATER APPROPRIATION
ASKED FOR FRENCH NAVY
4152,730,OOO in 1888 Budget Is
Held Inadequate by Commit
tee of Paris Chamber.

~ the Associated Press.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Chamber
Of Deputies Navy Committee agreed
unanimously last night that the 4,582,-
100000 francs (sl52, 73O,000) provided
for the navy in the 1888 budget, was
insufficient in view of the tension in
the Mediterranean.
Premier Camille Chautemps' Peo-
Piles Front government, meanwhile,
found a favorable atmosphere in the
first meeting Of the fall session of
Parliament.
Chautemps, seeking Endorsement of
the governments policy in foreign af-
fairs, obtained from the Chamber OF
Deputies an agreement to debate gen.
eral policies starting tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

volunteered to set up q patrol Of their
own
Oficials said the volunteers, after
completing their regular days work,
would patrol the streets at nisft in
street clothes in an attempt to ca pturs
bandits responsible for an outbreak Of
nold-ups and beatings.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
BRIT0N BEGINS 3.YEAR
GLOBE CRUISE IN KETCH
Two Companions With Him in
37-Toot Boat a. They Start
From Boston.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Nov. 17-Charles Cox,
26-year-old Englishman, weighed an
chor today aboard the 37-foot ketch
Naomi, ready for q 81, 0,00c-mile, three
year cruise around the world.
Cox, skipper-owner. ane his two
companions, John Gagnon, 10. and
Everett Macdonald, %, Shelburne,
Nova Scotia. fishermen. plan to touch
New York. sail down the Atlantic to
Florida. through the Panama Canal
to New Zealand. Australia, Africa and
Evening star., 1937-11-17
By NINA CARTER TABB.


Handicap, about two and
half miles over brush, will be
4 the third race run at the
Montpelier Hunt Races next satur-
day over the course on the estate of
Mrs Randolph Scott, formerly the
home Of President James Madison
and his wife, Dolly Madison. This
race is for 4-years- -olds and upward.
Prize money comes from subscriptions
OF $40 each, starters to pay $25 addi-
tional. All goes to the winner with
$1,000 added. 5000 to second place
and 500 to third horse. Weights are
announced five days before the day
named for the running of the race.
Each subscriber named one horse
(Which he or she may own or lease)
before November 10 for each sub
scription.
Subscriptions are transferable, sub
ject to the approval OF the Race Com
mittee, to be ridden by amateur or
Evening star., 1937-11-17
so POLICE MORTIFIED

Brooklyn Sections Hit as Unsafe,
So They Form Own Patrol.
NEW YORK, Nov. II (P).-Mortified
by public criticism that certain sections
of Brooklyn were so unsafe that eld-
erly residents were afraid to venture
forth after dark, so policemen have
Evening star., 1937-11-17

Paraguay Names Envoy to U. S.
ASUNCION, Paraguay, Nov. II OP.
President Felix Paiva yesterday ap-
pointed DR.. Pedro Pena Minister to
the United States.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
Golden Wedding
ID. C. COUPLE CELEBRATES
5Oth ANNIVERSARY.

MR.. AND MRS. J. E. CONNELLY
OF 1441 Madison street NV,
1Oho 1Oere guests of honor at a
party November 10 to CON-
memorate the 5Oth anniUer-
sary OF their Wedding.
Mr.. Connolly is the retired
treasurer OF the Enterprise
Building Association and for
mer president OF that or
gdnisdtton.
The couple Was married at
Fallsburg, N. Y.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Madrid Y ha sido una de las
Columns en- lograr que la Re
publica tenga un gran ej8rci-
to.
Aver, en- Valencia, Sc reunle.
ron con ell gabinete presidldo
por Negrin, ell presidente de Ia
Generalidad Catalina, don
Luis Companys, y los console
ros catalanes Comorera
Shert. A la termination de.
consejo, ell secretatrio, minis
tro de instruction p1blica, Sr
Hernandez, manifesto que Sc
habian discutido importantes
problemas.
Ell Sr. Negnin y ell Sr. Com
panys, dijo, iran a Madrid y a
su retorno nos reuniremos de
nusvo.
AL gobierno Sc informa que
los f~ascistas fusilaron al gene
raj faccioso Miguel Ponte, por
estar en- desacuerdo con la in
tervenci6n extranjera. Ponte
mandaba tropas en- ell frente
aragones.
Antes de tomar a Gijon, los
"voluntarios' italianos que sir
ven a Franco destruyeron bar
haramente ell hospital de Vi
llaviciosa.
Otras noticias de orfgen fac
cieso tpermiten asegurar que
Franco Sc propone trasladar
"su Residential" a San Sebas-
tian.
Los periodicos del territorio
leal dicen que Italia quiere u
ma retirada "simb6lica' de vo
luntarios, pero no ~efectiva, y
que este 10 admiten va hasta
los derechistas franceses.
La nota del ministerio de
Defensa, dada aver, dice 10 81
guiente: La artillerfa republi-
cana deshizo un ataque de los
facciosos en- ell sector de Qua
dalajara.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
Homenaje a la Russia Soviet en- Espafia
Ell pueblo de Madrid Sc muestra agradecido

dades y las realizaciones de 81
propia economic y de sus re-
cursos inagotables.
Siendo Espana la naci6n que
mas de cerea ha sentido ell deseo
de paz qCe ANNA a la U. R. S.
S. Y Su magnifica solidaridad,
es justo que sea E.pana, ell pue-
bio espanol, quien Sc disponga
a rendirle ell homemade mas fei'-
viente en- Ell XXX Aniversario de
SUI fUndacion.
Esperamos, estamos SECURE
de clio, que todas las masas an
tifascistas madrilenaS Sc colo
,aran a nuestro lado, sin ex-
cepci6n, con TODD entusiasmo,
para ayudarnos en- esta labor de
testimoniar al Pueblo s~ovietico
nuestro reSonocimiento, nues-
ira admiration y nuestra volun-
tad firme de victoria,
Ayuntamiento de Madrid,-
yomisariado General de Guerra
lei Centro.-Frente Popular de
Madrid.-Federaci0n Univer-
sitaria IAN
Confederation Regional del Ira
0ajo del Centre &C. N. To-
Casa del Pueblo Gu. G. To-
Agrupaci6n Socialista Madrile-
ha.-Partido Comunista.-Par-
lido Sindicalista. - Izquierda
northumberland Fede.
ral.-Uni6n Republicana.-Ate
leo de Madrid Alianza de Ia
electuales Antifascistas.-So-
,orro Rojo Internacional.-Aso
,iaci6n de Mujeres Antifascis-
,as.-Juventud Socialista Uni
:icada.-Comites de Vecinos.-
Association Espanola de Rela-
Zones Culturales con la u. R..
). S.-Asociaci6n de Amigos de
a Union Sovietica.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Nuevos ataques hicieron las
Columns fascistas en- ell Alto
Arag6n, siendo rechazadas,
Una caravana facciosa que Sc
acercaba a Fuentes del Ebro
fue deshecha. No hay comuni'
caci6n con Gij6n, pero ell GO
bierno admite la caida de esa
ciudad.
Ell enemigo trat6 de avanzar
Ipor la carretera de Teruel a
Zaragoza y fue rechazado.
Sabese que de Asturias han
salido gran ndmero de vaporeS
llevando a Francia personals
del elemento civil y jefes mill
tares. Este Sc hizo antes de e.
vacuar a Gij6n.
Sc pasaron a las filas leales,
en- ell frente de Levante, 80 sol
dados,
En- la ermita de San Pedro
los fa~cciosos atacaron violen-
tamente y los milicianos Sc re-
plegaron.
Momentos despu6s ell man
do leal orden6 I'm contraata :
que Y los facciosos fueron de-
salojados de la posici6n, SUI
friendo muchas bajas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
N0TAS SOClALE.S
Ell Cabaret

Ell Cabaret
Esta noche ofrecera Su Caba-
ret Privado. en- la hermosa sala
de la Septima aVenida y Gale
IS, la prestigiosa sociedad Gen.
tro Espanol.
Cabaret annual, organizado
bajo los auspicios de la muy en-
tusiasta Secci6n de Recreo, a Ia
que secundan las otras seccio-
mes, laborando todas en- Conjun-
to por ell progreso social.
Mas de 70 mesas Sc habial
vendido hasta la mahana dc
hoy, 10 que garantiza un exito
complete.
Dos orquestas tocaran, las
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

La Comision Popular organi-
zadora del Homemade a la U. R.
SIS. con qeu ell pueblo de Ma
drid Sc dispone a conmemorar
ELK Aniversarao de aquellas
R~ep1blicas hermanas, desean-
do dar a esta conmemoraci6n
la magnificencia que correspon-
de al reconocimiento latente en-
el coraz6n de TODD ciudadano
espanol antifascista, requiere FL
concurso director y enthusiastic
de TODD ell pueblo para patenti-
Ear categ6ricamente la adhe-
sion, gratitud y simpatia popu-
lares.
La U. R.. S. S. nos ha demos
TRADE de 10 que I'm pueblo es ca
paz cuando esta dotado de Ts-
luntad. Con voluntad, Russia,
en- 1917, aplasto ell regimen ga
rista que tan arraigado estaba
y que tenia sumido a un pueblo
de ITO millones de habitantes
en- la mayor ignorancia.
En- veinte amos de esplendi-
das realidades constructivas, IA
y. r. S. S., con sus formidables
Planes quinquenales, ha CONVEX
lido un pueblo esclavo y atra-
sado en- I'm pueblo libre, feliz,
quito y prospero; pueblo que a.
ma la paz y que siente la solida-
ridad hacia sus hermanos de
otros paises con una conception
altamente generosa Y dispuesta
al sacrificio.
En- la Russia de los zares Ia
bfa un 67% de analfabetos;
hoy, en- la Union de Repdblicas
Socialists S~ovieticas, ell 97%
de los ciudadanos urbanos Y 81
$3.50 de los rurales saben leer
y escribir.
Con I'm esfuerzo titanico, ba-
sado en- la ferrea volUntad de
los dirigentes del Pueblo soVi6-
tico y en- la de este, Sc ha logra
do-en veinte amos de esfuer-
EOS y de sacrificios-colocar a
Ia u. R. S. a la cabeza de las po-
tencias mundiales, en- todos los
terrenos: social, cultural, eco
n6mico, ~agrfcola, industrial.
Sc ha logrado asimismo crear
IN ejercito-el Ejercito Rojo de
la Paz-que hoy dfa es la saliva
guardia mas firme de los dere-
chos de los pueblos a conservar
su libertad y su independence,
y que defiende la paz mundial
Saba y tenazmente, FERNANDO
los apetitos inconfesables de los
pafses imperialistas que temen
la pujanza decisiva de csc Ejer-
. cito Rojo de la Paz dispuesto
siempre a aplastarles.
Ell pueblo sovietico cuenta va
con una Constitution que es Ia
consolidation legislative de sus
conquistas de liberaci6n y bic
nestar, garantizadas moral y
materialmente por las posibili-
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
ASCENDIDO A GENERAL Ell
CORONEL DE INFANTERIA
DON VICENTE ROJO
Fusilarcn los fascistas al Ge.
neral Miguel Ponte
Los mificianos recuperaron la
ermita de San Pedro

Madrid, Octubre 23.-El nj
historic de Defensa assemble
aver a general, por SUI gran ca
pacidad de organizador y es-
tratega, al coronel de infante-
ria Don Vicente Rojo. Rojo
fue jefe del estado mayor del
ejercito del Centre Y ahora es
iefe del estado mayor central.
Organize el las defensas de
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Sc N una vaca feclen
parida que da mas de 8 galones
de leche. Els de necesidad ell ven
derla Y Sc ofrece a bajo precio.
Informan: 2729 Spruce.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

dos de primer orden. Empezara
la primera a las IL de la noche
Y terminara a las 2 de la ma
drugada. Don Francisco estre-
nara varias nuevas pleas.
Ell programa de la segunda
orquesta, la Sonora, sc cumpli.
"a entire las 2 y las s.,
Tomaran parte en- los mime
ros de variedades, Julia Moran
~acompanada por ell professor Vie
tor Gonzalez, y las muy gracio-
sas hermanas Pividql.
Noche de algeria y de con-
fraternidad en- beneficio de Ia
obra buena del Centre.
Mucho apreciamos la invita-
ci6n que manda a nuestro direc-
tor la atenta secci6n de recreo,
presidida por Angel de la Riva.
Exito complete. Ell tempo
frfo hara mas interesante IA
nocne.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Aparatos fa3istas trataron
de bombardear a Tarragona y
la aviaci6n repuiblicana Sc ele-
v6, trabandose combate. I'm
aparato italiano Sc incendi6 y
cayo en- el mar.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Sc VENDE, un bungalow, en-
esplendidas coHdieioneG, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
a su dueno, 2015 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

lie matinee, en- ell Centre AstI-
riano, con la famosa orquesta
de Rex Macdonald.
Empezara a las A de la tarde
Y Sc terminara a las 8 de la no.
che.
Los precios mas razonables
no pueden ser, so y % centavos.
Ell dia 80 celebrara la section
lie recreo su bale de Hollowe'en
aon la orquesta 1.-THE Southern
srs'. Empezara a las 10 de la
noche y Sc terminara a las 8 de
Ia madrAgada.
Para ell dia 10 tiene fijado A
Gentro su Cabaret Annual, en- ell
,ual sera electa la nueva Reina.
COnferencid
Mahana por la tarde daran
dos conferencias en- la iglesia
Bautista Concord, de Palmetto
Beach, en- la Gale "a y Corine,
los dos buenos y sinceros ami
gos de Espana David Sholin y
P~alomeque.
(Viene de Ia SG)
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Matinee en- ell
Centric Asturidn0
Mafana domingo habra bal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Wins With Single Punch.

MATTHIAS won his bout by one
blow. knocking out Frank Burke
with his first punch in the opening
round. Stommell, on the other hand,
was knocked down three times in the
first round before rallying to beat
Bill Boley of the Northeast Boys Club
in the last two stanZas. The way
Stommell and Boley tore into each
other throughout the fight earned
them to loudest applause of the eve
ming
Next to the Matthias and Stommel
victories, the most thrill-producing
fight came in the heavyweight class
in which Jim Brady of Georgetown
University spotted Tom Feddom of
the A. B. g. w. Terminal II pounds
and yet had him hanging on the
ropes at the end
The second capacity crowd in two
weeks occupied Turner's Arena.
OPEN CLASSES.
Rebound Class.
Bobby Brodigan (Polce Club outpointed
Harry Dom Terminal " forfeited to
Joe Denman National Guard.
I35-Pound Class.
frankie Wells (Merrick Club forfeited
to Marion Pulzone CA. B. & w. TerminaD.
141-Pound Class.
Gene 'Spud" Murphy (Ouantico Ma
rines) outpointed Eli Becker National
Guard) three rounds
Bobby Matthias National Guard knocked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
PACIFIC COAST.

meal knockout over Marion Campbell
Northeast Boys Club, second round.
135-Pound Glass.
Harvey Schweir tTerminsl W out
pointed Nick Mancini mo. Police Club.
julius Stommell CYoung'S A. c. knocked
out William Boley Northeast Boys Club.
l minute 80 seconds OF second round,
Nick Latsios "a. B. & w. TERMINAL won
technical knockout over Jimmy Sciacca
Police Club.
I4s-Pound Glass.
Fred Meetree Terminal " outpointed
Johnny Bacco unattached.
Jackie King Terminal " forfeited to
Freddy Allen (unattachedl.
Clifton Zones tMerrick Club forfeited
to John Pacific unattached.
Louis Stea (Police Club outpointed
Bernie jackson tMerrick Club; three
rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
c. j. STAR SPURNS
TRIP TO HELP ARM
Carroll Remains at Home
for Treatment While His
Team Visits Miami.

TINE story of the college football
player who refused trip to
Miami, Fla, is being told today
on the Catholic University
campus.
Although realizing that his star was
incapacitated by an injured arm,
Coach Dutch" Bergman had Irish"
Carroll listed to make the trip in rec
ignition Of CAROLS valiant service
this year. He was to have boarded
yesterdays train for Florida, where
the Cardinals will play the University
Of Miami tomorrow night.
mo thanks, Dutch" was CAROLS
surprising answer, "I've got my heart
set on clring this arm and getting
back into shape for the Thanksgiving
game against 1outh Carolina. I
couldn't do the team or myself any
good right now, and I'd rather stay
behind and get treatments to work
out the soreness and stiffness"
Reports from Coral Gables today
indicated, G.. U. will outweigh Miami
by about Is pounds to the man in the
line. The Cardinals we're due to ar
rive around o'clock this evening, and
will work out under the lights tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
POLISH UP
FOR PENN STATE
Taking Last Full Practice
Today-AII in Good Trim
Except Mccarthy.

n ARYLAND today was to have
M its second full session of prac-
WI tice of the week for the Penn
State tussle at State College
Saturday.
This will make three hours of toll
since the game with V. M. I. last Sat-
urday and, except for half-hour drill
tomorrow, will complete the prepara-
ton for the Nittany Lions.
The Terps will have their short ses-
sion tomorrow afternoon about $3.50,
and will leave an hour later for Sat-
urdays game. The Maryland party
will stop for dinner at Gettysburg and
will spend the night at Lewiston, which
is 20 miles from State College.
John Mccarthy, who suffered a
bruised leg in the Florida tilt on Oc-
tober 80, is the only Maryland casual.
He has watched the practices so that
he will be familiar with the plays in
case he proves available for action.
Word from State College indicates
that the game will be sellout.
Quite few rooters will fiivver from
College Park for the game, leaving
early Saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Wildcats Could
Use Ambulances

~ the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. LYNN
Waldorf, Northwestern's head
football coach, is wondering if the
folks in Minneapolis really are
sympathetic over the crippled con-
dition Of his squad, or If some one
Is just rubbing it in.
News that injuries suffered in
the Illinois setback last week would
keep two regular linemen, Erwin
Wegner and Mike Calvano, out of
action against Minnesota Saturday,
and would keep half-dozen others
from playing their best, brought
Waldorf telegram asking II he
wanted buses or ambulances to
meet the train bearing the Wild.
cats to Minneapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
H0YA HOPES HIGH
AGAINST v|OLETS
N. Y. U. Hard Hit by Loss of
Shorten, Star Receiver,
Blocker, Kicker.

NJ ORE than 80 players are
nu expected to be in the George
VI town party which leaves to-
morrow at 10 am. for New
York, where, on Saturday. the Hoyas
will resume athletic relations with
their old rival, N. Y. U. The squad
will work out tomorrow afternoon at
the Polo Grounds, scehe of the game.
Hoya hopes, born last week when
West Virginia was held to a 6-to-6
tie, were raised slightly higher today
with the news that Harry Shorten,
N. Y. us star kicker and best blocker
and pass receiver, would be unable to
play. He was hurt in the Lehigh
game last Saturday and the Violets
are sure to miss him, inasmuch as he
had carried 81 passes for gain of
1923 yards this year.
NEW YORK.-New York Univer-
sity's Violets, preparing for George
towns invasion, yesterday had
lengthy defensive drill against the
Hoyas' formations.
Jim Conlin was given the call at
center over the regular, Charley
O'Connell.