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Evening star., 1938-09-18
1889 GOLF UNASSIGNED,

OAKMONT, Pa. Sept. II @.-No
decision has been reached as to selec-
ton Of site Of 1899 National ANA
teur golf championship. United States
Golf Association ofdcials said tonight.
For various reasons, no announcement
win b made until December, they
said. .-4 ~ s-....
Evening star., 1938-09-18
NAVY SHOWS CLASS
:. SWAMP|NG PLEBES
61.6 Score Presents Promise of
= Strong Eleven-Varisty Is
- Without Fumble.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Sept. INJECT
ing the plebes under match conditions
today, the Navy varsity eleven won,
81 to 6, playing without tumble and
offering much basis for the hopes Of
good team.
Emmett Wood. Lemuel Cooke and
Monty Whitehead of the first back
field carried the ball well, and Cooke
gave one of the best exhibitions of
passing that has been seen here in a
long time. indicating notable improve
ment over last season.
Pete Howell, this seasons leader,
and Lou Burke, ends, and Whitehead,
versatile back, showed great aptitude
on the receiving end, and Whitehead
showed much skill in eluding the Sec
ondary defense after snagging the ball
and turning his catch into long
gain He scored by this method after
a run of go Yards,
Evening star., 1938-09-18
BR00KLANDS DATING

Grid Team in 135-Pound Class In
Final Drill Today.
Brookland Boys Club eleven. play
ing in the 135-pound class. is holding
its f1nal practice scrimmage at $50
today at Turkey Thicket.
The club would like to schedule
games with other outfits in the same
class. It has a field. Call Charlie
at Dupont 1887 after 8.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
A Dogs Life
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

This National Dog Week While in washington this week not
aided with acclaim
lectures yet
hood who are interested the his welfare
purely They
Evening star., 1938-09-18
JONES TOSSES PASS
Chairman Of r. F. c. Launches
d. c. Football Season Today.

D. G. Football Season Today.
Jesse Jones. chairman Of the r. F.
e., whose tossing out Of the first ball
at the opening Of Washington's pro-
fessional football season last year also
started the Redskins on the road to
the best season they ever had. appar-
emily likes his football-and the Red
skins
Although he spent the summer in
Europe, Mr.. Jones timed his return
to coincide with the Redskins first
home game today at Griffith Stadium
against Brooklyn in order that he
could again throw out the first ball,
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Of the community, these animals
should be impounded and humanely
destroyed after a reasonable lapse Of
time.
They should not be released to
any but their owners, since the
call of the road, with dogs rs
with human tramps, often Is too
strong to be resisted.
An interesting result Of keeping all
dogs off the streets recently was
brought to light in nearby Maryland
when, because of rabies quarantine.
immediate death was threatened all
dogs found running loose in the streets.
During the period Of the quarantine
the number Of dog bites reported to
the authorities dropped to the lowest
point ever recorded for similar period.
The third object is to disseminate
the actual truth about rabies. This
country has gone through increasing
numbers of rabies scares, some trumped
up with not much foundation in fact,
and some based on one or two isolated
cases. Rabies Is a real menace. Its
cause, cure and treatment have been
discussed in these columns before.
Have Obligation to PublisA
The fourth object IS to educate dog
owners in their obligations both to
their dogs and to the public generally.
The first half of this objective really
ia CONTAINED A., tho f7rcf ohiort ~ fhA
week. The second half Is not consid-
cred so often. Every dog owner must
take heed of the rights Of his nom
dog-owning neighbors or he soon will
be compelled legally to 60 dogless him
self. No man may maintain nui-
sance. Any dog that barks at night,
destroys property, frightens or attacks
children or adults who are not tres
passing on his property or annoying
or injurfng him, is nuisance.
1t Is up to his owner either to
train him in the ways he should
90 or else have him destroyed.
The fifth object is to teach kindness
and consideration by children and
adults towards dogs and animals In
general. This object does not need
much elaboration beyond the state
ment that such teaching Is of greater
ultimate benefit to the person who
learns it that it Is to the recipient.
The dog is the greatest character
builder known to man. A dog should
b part ee ths standasd curriculum
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Touchdowns-varsity. Wood (3). Powell
Cooke B.asa, Sellers Whitehead Holovak:
Plebes. Werner. Points after touchdown
Wood 90. Placement goal - Worden.
Eafety-Vsrsty
Varsity suhstitutes-Ends Foster. Seller;
tackles. Trirnble, Steel McGrath: guards
Crenshaw. Beers Witter: center, Svendson:
backs Lenz, Blaha, Mayo, Worden, Hansen.
Mcdaniel
Plehes substitutes-Ends. Wilev Dono-
hue. Froud. tackles. Chewing. Mattison.
Prouty: guards j.. T. Hill. Sliwka Klauer.
Tully: center, Larkin: backs, Lowell. Jus
tice. Dohier. Hebron. Gebert. E. P. Smith.
Referee--faul Mention, Loyola. Umpire
Head Line esn, ,an-Midsh dshipman George Ches-
ouiere. Time OF auarters-15 minutes.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
STRAIGES, Fernando
BOX SEMI MONDAY
Head Four.Bout Supporting Card
of Miller-Rodak Feather
Scrap at Arena.

Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn today
completed the supporting card for the
15-round feature bout involving Freddy
Miller. former world featherweight
champion. and Leo Kodak of Chicago
Monday night at Turner's Arena.
joey Straiges, popular Camden, N
j.. lightweight. will meet Joey Fer
rando of Jersey City in an attractive
eight-round semi-final. with trio
of four-rounders completing the card
In them Tommy Hoover will clash with
Billy Halligan, Billy Banks will trade
blows with Harry Smith and Buddy
Thomas will square off with Jimmy De
Pola
Miller, only two steps removed from
regaining the crown smacked from his
slick head by Petey Sarron here more
than two years ago. was to arrive today
and complete training Kodak came
in day ahead of his rival and skipped
through his PAGES yesterday for those
who were interested.
The National Boxing Association
Will not recognize the winner of the
RodakMiller bout as world champion,
in case any one cares. The N. B. A.
will bestow its blessing on the winner
as champion only in the event he
catches up and defeats Joey Archibald,
which may be problem.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
CAVALIER SQUAD
WILL STOP HERE
Comes Tonight for Battle
With Terps Tomorrow.
Team Packs Power.
Slecial Dispatch to The Star

SEeSibI DlSphtCIl 10 Inc Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct. 81.
Following brief workout this
afternoon Virginias football squad will
leave for Washington. where it will
spend the night prior to tomorrow's
battle with Maryland at College Park.
There will be IS in the Cavalier dele
cation.
Virginia is all set for a strong
running and passing attack, with big
Jim Gillette the spearhead of the
former and several tuned for the
throwing.
Harry Dinwiddie. senior letterman,
has been the most effective tosser,
although Jim Beveridge, the highly
priced sophomore. may get the call
Much of Virginia's forward motion.
however, is expected to be supplied by
Gillette, the most finished backfield
performer here since Bill Thomas
finished his three years of brilliant
competition here in 1881. Gillette
gained nearly $50 yards against Vir-
ginia Tech last week and scored both
touchdowns in the 14-to-6 victory.
Moving into starting backfield posi-
tions with Gillette and Beveridge
probably will be Harry McClaugherty,
junior letterman, and Mosby Cardozo
the hard-driving sophomore.
Likely starters with Capt. John
Acree in the line are Woody George
and Jimmy Sergeant, senior ends; Art
Bryant. letterman from Alexandria.
and Lee Mclaughlin. tackles: Herbert
Winokur, guard, and Roscoe Willett
center. Acree commands the other
guard position.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
A. A.Y.Test for Atomic Theorv
St. Johns Football Team, Averaging Only Isl Pounds,
to Be Sent Against Eoges Tomorrow.

the material available" After that
the atomic theory practically
evolved itself, because a ma jority
OF the youngsters on the St. Johns
squad could hide comfortably be-
hind mediums sized molecule.
The first team averages 157
pounds. Ed Roache. 145, and Chris
McGarry, ISL, are the ends. Don
Brightbill, l40. is at center. Stan
Wilkinson and Paul Comegys. each
$50 pounds are at guard. Ty
Coulson, l78. and Stuart Archie.
1885, represent the only beef on the
squad at tackles
The starting backfeld includes
Fred Buck, 1862, quarter: Page Ball.
l55, and Harry Hamilton. i45,
halfbacks, and Skippy Macmillan,
ITO, fullback.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
MENTOR AT c. j.
REGRETS LAY0FF
Bergman Uncertain of New
Lineup to Oppose West
Virginia Wesleyan.

A light drill today for Catholic Uni
versity's revamped grid team was the
final preparation for tomorrows game
with West Virginia Wesleyan at Brook
land Stadium.
The new lineup has not been clock
ing as well as Coach Bergman had
hoped In spite of its willing spirit.
Whether it has developed a scoring
punch Is a matter OF speculation.
The two-week lay-off following the
Detroit massacre with nothing but
practice and scrimmages has worried
Bergman, who thinks that game
when the Cards idled would have COR
rected the faults that cropped up in
Detroit. He has stressed alertness and
aggressiveness and driving the players
through long and tedious blocking and
tackling sessions.
In five previous games against West
Virginia Wesleyan, the Cardinals have
won two and dropped three. The
Wesleyans have an indecisive record so
far this season. They lost their first
two games and then, playing under
wraps, tripped Davis and Elkins, 6-5,
and last week they held Duquesne to
1870. Duquesne has lost only to Pitts
burgh.
Rocco Pirro definitely has been given
tre starting assignment as the Cardi-
nal quarterback, and Left Halfback
Burke Vidnovac is the only veteran
certain Of taking his regular place
in the backfield. Al Calabrese will be
the only veteran In the line. shifting
over to guard from end.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
SEMI-PR0 BASEBALL
NAMES II LEADERS
Stoneburg Is Made Commissioner
for D. c. by George Sisler,
Head of Congress.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-George Sisler.
commissioner of the National Semi
Pro Baseball Congress, announced to-
day its annual tournament would be
held for the fifth straight year at
Wichita, Kans., next August IL to %.
Sisler also announced the appoint
ment of II of the 49 State and District
Of Columbia commissioners who will
supervise tournaments preliminary to
the Wichita finals.
They are:
Ralph E. Miller Portland. Me: c. M
Alexander. Wilmneton, Del; John H.
Stoneburg Jr. Washington; George A.
Bratt. Baltimore; A. B. Hermann Mlltown,
n. j., and Frank r. Swast. jr., Apollo. Pa
Cliff Green. Montsomery. Ala; George
Point. N. c.; A. H. Kirksey. Waco Tex
G. A, Brown, Holdrege. Nebr.. and Frank
kice. Wichita.
All Warden Ogden. Utah; John W.
Morris. Phoenix, Ariz.:, George, a, Newton,
> Pueblo, Colo; Tate Taylor. Blackfoot, Idaho,
and Ray Brooks, Portland Ore.
Evening star., 1938-10-21

shoulder. This maneuver gave the
Gophers terrific drive, since they
did not have to come to a full stop
before the ball was snapped, as
teams must do now.
But Michigans Fielding H.
(Hurry-Up) Yost checked the Min
nesota power. He dropped back his
tackles, guards and center and
left only the ends on the line until
Minnesota shifted into position.
Then the Michigan linemen moved
the same way. the guards and
center threw themselves lengthwise
in the path of the Minnesota
charge, and the tackles and ends
went slicing in after the ball
carrier. Michigan won. TO.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
'Two-Man' Line 191OWrink|e
Michigan Used Tricky Defense to Score Victory Over
Minnesota With Its Younted Shift

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Belittling
the novelty of footballs much
debated five-man line, M. H.
Pontius, former Michigan star, told
the combined Touchdown Club and
Advertising Club of New York of
the "two-man line" with which the
Wolverines stopped the famous
Minnesota shift.
The game was the last of the
1910 season, with both teams un-
beaten. Minnesota, using the shift
devised by Dr. Harry Williams, had
overpowered all its rivals by bring
ing it's linemen out of the huddle
and up to scrimmage shoulder to
Evening star., 1938-10-21
MARYLAND SEEN
PREY OF VIRGINIA
Distinct Underdog in Game
at College Park-WiII
Gamble for Scores.

A distinct underdog against Virginia
at College Park tomorrow, Maryland s
crippled football team today basked
in small ray Of hope when 1t devel-
oped that Bob Brown, 2l6-pound reg
ular tackle. probably will be able to
see service.
Injured in the Syracuse game and
jolted further in the Western Maryland
fray last week, although he played only
few minutes. the burly Brown was
believed to be lost for the Cavalier
engagement He ran through signal
drill yesterday, however, and appears
fit.
1t is likely Maryland will gamble
from the start, with the aim of Charley
Weidinger, crack passer, the Terps'
chief hope. Coach Frank Dobson feels
the more powerful Virginia team
doubtless will score, but hopes Mary
lands gambling tactics will reap the
reward OF outscoring the Cavaliers
With Jim Meade and Pershing Mon
dorf1, ace l90-pounders, out of Mary
lands backfeld, Dobson has to RELY on
the speed of Joe Murphy and Joe
Devlin and the hard hitting Frank
Skotnicki in addition to the clever
Weldinger. Meade has been lost for
the season due to broken ankle, while
Mondorff, field goal and extra point
oooter, recently underwent an appen-
dectomy
On the upgrade after several sea-
sons among the lowly. Virginia is eager
to atone, at least in part, for the four
successive defeats by the Terps and
has fine line with an array of star
backs. led by Jim Gillette.
MARYLAND tapered of today by run
ming through signals and polishing de-
fensive tactics following q lengthy
drill in both yesterday.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
NO LET-UP FOR TEMPLE

PHILADELPHIA.-The fellow who
made up Temples 1888 football sched-
ule must have a very reliable crystal
ball or else he's quite psychic indi-
vidual.
For four straight weeks now, the
Owls have had to tangle with team
which came up to its Temple game
'undefeated The end is not yet in
sight, with Boston College on deck to-
night.
All of which, naturally, is good for
the box Office First it was Albright
then, in order, Pitt, Texas Christian
and Bucknell.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
HAGERTY ANXIOUS
OVER JASPER TILT
Hoya Coach Not Satisfied
With Buckingham in
Right Mental Frame.
erecial Dispatch to The Star.

Erecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Accompanied
by several hundred students and a So
piece band, Georgetown Universitys
football team arrived here today and
hustled to Yankee Stadium for a light
drill in preparation for its first strenu-
Gus test of the season tomorrow
against Manhattan.
Despite the fact his team has rolled
up lit points in remaining undefeated
against Hampden-Sydney, Roanoke
and Randolph Macon, Coach Jack
Hagerty expressed concern over the
blocking Of the Hoyas, feeling the Hill
toppers must display Improvement in
that department to whip the Jaspers.
Hagerty is pleased over the lack of
cocklness by members of the team.
He feared overconfidence might wreck
Georgetown's hopes following three
easy victories, but the spirit of the
squad is high and the team is eager
to avenge last years 20-l2 defeat by
Manhattan.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
C.. U.-West Va. Wes.

w. Va. Wesleyan Reserves.
K Moore l8), Gatewood 1e),
Grubb (s2). Wilson (95). Walker (s4),
Andrick (s3). Scanlon (sD, Cain (94),
Campbell (97, Gatskie s0, Wilfong
(85). Jones 1861, J. Moore I'D,
Meighan (88), Stewart ts9), Snyder
900. Gruver (92), Robinson (93),
Gwosden (sD, Poundstone. Geary.
Catholic U. Reserves.
John Kasunich. captain t71); Joe
Bunsa (S5). Frank Cairo G8), John
Carvelas (6O. Leo Dunn (84), John
Fiorellino (83), Joe Guyon (52),
Frank Krawczel (SD, Vic Miller (49),
Pete Osinski CD, Carmon Pirro (76),
Paul Ryan (9O), Art Sabo (6D, Nick
Sarelas (68), Fred Slant (56). Francis
Byrnes (45). George Dubois 1922, Dave
Gaudreau (88), Leo Kane (94), Charlie
Moutenot (4D, John Reidy 90, Pete
Sachon (59), Henry ant'Ambrogio
$50. Morris Shulman 1927, Jerry
Strang (48), Leo Wall.
Officials.
Referee-Harry OMeara (Gonzaga),
Umpire-J. j. Farrell (Holy Cross
Head linesman-H E. Van Surdan
(Marietta). Field judge-"Knocky"
Thomas (Maryland).
Evening star., 1938-10-21
oonals Play Tonight Cards. 1erps in Action Tomorrow
c. v. WELCOMES
TUNE-UP CONTEST
Undefeated Buff and Blue
Looks Past Davis and
EIkins to Ole Miss.

George Washingtons most promis-
ing football team in recent years, un-
defeated, united and unscored on as
mid-season nears, puts its record on
the line for Davis and Elkins to shoot
at tonight at Griffith Stadium. The
kickoff is at 8:15,
The Colonials hope to use the game
as resting point between a tedious
trip to Colorado and the strong
Mississippi eleven which moves into
washington week from tonight
Rebholz Out of Game.
The same lineup, with one excep-
ton, which faced Butler and Colorado
will start against the West Virginians.
John Rebholz, acting captain and
crack tackle, is favoring a wrenched
right knee and will not play.
John Tonkavitch, burly little full
back, who ran 60 yards for a touch
down against Colorado with a badly
spralned ankle, also will sit on the
bench until Ole Miss moves into view.
Lud Urick, another of George Wash
1ngton's many sophS, will open at full
back as usual, with Fred Sartore and
Ken Batson available for Tonkavitch's
regular utility role at this position.
Keahey Replaces Star.
Duce Keahey, fast improving 21O-
pound tackle, who alternates at left
land right tackle. will fill Rebholz's
regular slot on the right side of the
line.
The Davis and Elkins line outweighs
George Washington considerably and
the Senators will present a scat back
in Basil Sharps, who is fleet and
elusive enough to concern any team
Sharps twice broke off for long runs
against Mount st. Mary's last week
as Davis and Elkins scored 1910
victory.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
MILDLY, PRINCETON
IN COLORFUL Glass
Bands and Cheering Sections
Add to Game in Baltimore
Stadium Tomorrow,
Stadium Tomorrow.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 2l-Navy's foot-
ball forces are standing by awaiting
the word to march against Princeton
in Baltimore tomorrow at o'clock.
The team will leave Annapolis at 1880
am. arriving at the stadium an hour
later.
A full array of major game per-
formances will appear at the game.
The regiment of midshipmen, over
1900, will be on hand with a high
pressure cheering section, the Drum
and Bugle Corps, 70-piece band, and
Nays all-America goat.
Princeton is answering with special
trains carrying over a thousand STU
dents with the Tiger" cheering forces.
Probable lire-1Ip.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today a year aeo-Donle Bush,
manager of Minneapolis "a. A.
offered Job of managing Boston
Bees, but rejected it because of
preference for present job.
Five years ago-Michigan beat
Ohio State. 1870. and preserved
winning streak before crowd OF
$4,000; Carnegie Tech upset Notre
Dame, TO; Minnesota downed
Pittsburgh, 7-3; Princeton whipped
Columbia, 900.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
FIELD TRIALS DATED,

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 81 CP).-
Ernest c. Mead of Richmond, presi-
dent. has announced that the 10Th
annual fall trials of the Virginia
Amateur Field Trial Association would
be run at Camp Lee on Monday and
Tuesday, November 7-8
Evening star., 1938-10-21
HAS IT IN FOR SKIBOS
Zontini Of Irish Wants to Lug
Ball to Get Even in Feud.

NOTRE DAME. Ind tP.-Latest
press release from Notre Dame has all
the earmarks of "grudge" build-up
Tor tomorrow's tilt with Carnegie
Tech.
Lou zontini, N. D. blocking back,
the publicity says. wants to be BALL
carrier for this clash because he'd like
a crack at Merl Condit, Carnegie back.
Seems Condit intercepted zontini
pass in last years game and the
Sklbos won, 81. That's Zontini's
reason No. /.
Then, too, he used to play high
school football for Whitesville, w. Va.
against Condit, at Charleston, and
there's nothing like the renewal OF a
good old high school rivalry to make
the boys sit up and take notice.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
WILL SHOW G. U. TILT.

A play-by-play portrayal of the
6 eorg e town University Manhattan
College football game tomorrow after
noon at New York will be made at
Ryan gymnasium starting at 2:3o
O'Clock. Admission will be 25 cents.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
Virginia.Maryland

NHBhA reserves.
Harris (23), T. George (24, Nc
Cam (25), Dodson (2s), Jones 900,
Matthews (34). Smith (35), O'Grince
(36). Gosney (3s), Gravatt (3s), Din
widdie (4D, Nistad (42), Rinehart
(46). Rothar (4S). Sharretts (4O,
Gianakos (50. Swank (53), Edwards
$3.50, Maddux (58), Ferrotte 900,
Preston (62), Dickey (e3), Morse (64).
Lewis (65), Haines 1861.
Maryland Reserves.
L. Mueller t22). Hewitt t23), j.
Mueller (24D. Devlin (29). Lloyd 800,
Forester (33), Brand (35). Shafcf
(36), Bright (40), Black r4D. Bu5-
koff t45). Boyda 4O. Krouse (56I,
Knust SD, Cochrane t55).
Officials.
Referee-Mr Armstrong CTuftS).
Umpire-Mr Daniels Georgetown.
Head linesman-Mr Black DAVID
SOM. Field judge-Lt. Col. FranHc
(West PoinD.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
SEEKS FOURTH STRAIGHT,

Anacostia Eagles will be out for
their fourth straight football victory
when they play Silver Spring Mer-
chants at 3 o'clock Sunday on the
Gonzaga field. A preliminary is
scheduled between the Continentals
and Toronto & Wasson.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
g. W.-Davis-Elkins
Griffith Stadium, Tonight, 8:15.

Pos. G.. w. Davis-E -Elkins
L. E, B. N'askey (66) M'avitch (22)
L, T. Jones Go) w. Rhinehart G8)
L, G. Weinberg C33 John Suba CD
c. SWEET t45) Paul Protin t26)
R. G. Renzaglia t49) j. Kniley (23)
R. T. Koahey C72) J. F'rovitch (25)
r. E., Babich (67) B. Howard cd
@ B Merka (65) Mike Winnie (2o)
L. H Sampson t39) Basil Sharp %
R. H Booth l3D Robt. Hudson lO)
F. B.. Urich cd James Smith (28)
G. w. Reserves.
Richardson 09), A. Nowaskey (22),
Borden (23), Kokoski t25). Zelaska
(26), Grady (32), Sartore (35), Tur-
rou (38), Tonkavitch (4D. Hardin
(42), Batson (43), Faris 90, Bates
SD. Barauskas (53), Eberle (55),
Boston SD. Carpenter ,59, James
(6D, Weidenfeller l62). Clarey (64,
Adler (68), Carriere (69), Saeger go
Davis Elkins Reserves.
Cello (24), Simpson 90, Taylor
90, George 16). Richard (99), Will
hide (8s). Foley 19). zader 90. Wolf
(SD, Milbrady 800. Tressa (75). Stell
(70). Tebor l3). Wolverton 1850.
Clark CD, Varchetto 1D, Childers
l5), Hockenberry l2).
Officials.
Referee--Mr. OMeara (Gonzaga
Umpire-Mr Lilly Illinois) Head
linesman-Mr. Compton Randolph
Macon. Field judge-Mr. Brewer
(Maryland)
Evening star., 1938-10-21
GETS 6O.YARD SCORE.

Featuring 60-yard run for a touch
down by Freddy Vinson, the Cleveland
PARK Boys Club 85-pound football
team swamped No Boys Club, 26-0,
at West Potomac Park.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
YANK QUINTET VICTOR,

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil. Oct. 2l
P).-In their last game in Brazil be-
fore heading for Buenos Aires the
touring United States basket ballers
trounced an all-star Rio de Janeiro
team, "a to IA.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
BY the Associated Press,

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. 21.-The
atomic theory of football will get its
first test here tomorrow when St.
Johns College meets American
University.
Coach Dutch Lentz of St. Johns
is the gridiron Einstein.
LentZ followed the first rule of
coaching: Adapt your system to
Evening star., 1938-10-21
EASY FOR CLEMSON
South Carolina Team Trounced
34-12, Before $4,000.

COLUMBIA, S. C.. Oct. 21 (P,.-
Clemson rolled over South Carolina
"a to II. in the 30th annual renewal
OF their football rivalry yesterday.
However, it was the breaks rather than
the vaunted Bengal power that made
the score one-sided.
A record crowd Of $4,000 saw the
game.
Clemson scored in the first four
minutes and got three touchdown
lead in the first quarter.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
G. W. HIGH MIDGETs WIN,

Touchdowns by Anderson, Parker
and Pallant enabled George Wash
ington High midgets to defeat Epis-
copal High lightweights at Alexan-
dria yesterday, 1870
Evening star., 1938-10-21
SKULLS NEED RIVAL.

Ballston Skulls eleven wants a game
for Sunday with a l40-pound eleven
Call Splitter or Tlmmons at Oxford
2070.
Evening star., 1938-10-21

Umpire-T. J. Thorp Columbia Lines
msn-D. w. Very Penn Statel. Field
Judge-A. W. Palmer