Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1925, Page 44

EVENING ’F HE STAR, WASHINGTON, £ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 192 SPORTS. Old Line Five Ready for Generals : Pro Foot Ball Gets School Stars in Trouble MARYLAND U. OPEN SEASO Veteran Team Will Be Sent Against Washington and | e at College Park—Georgetown Gridmen s Guests Tonight. Lee to Be Alumni’s 1 at College With aggregation is Generals a t urate a 19-ga »w-members of enent willl be with Navy at Annapolis Saturday, "ROPER PICKED TO HEAD ntil aiter the Ch line-up tc ree former high | Jack squad replaced 1 the zame out al mnmv will wnd Rice ive honorable stown players (Mike) Stevens of Chevy foot ball Myron B, zetting Adams, Har Kirk Besl Herzog. Ralph red Linkous. Alvin Parker mlev. William Supplee, Walter Troxell. John | Whelchel, the | Marvland CLOVER JUNIOR FIVE SPRINGS A SURPRISE| rsnington t her Vend to the | and rec lace Cluls anks professio of the first period head by the cour half time the ( 10-t0-5 advant re holding from then With the Washington to 10. at the Capt. Renne & froy caged four and Colli ored for the ining minutes crack forward of wad high scorer of the -ounted for eight goals | flower from scrimm, ALCOE A. C. QUINT WILL PLAY PHILADELPHIANS Athletic Club basket ballers, | Dis fast Philadelpt in Twelfth trict colored champions, with the Flashes at the Lin olonnade. on U street between and Thirteenth preliminary, starting | he Community Athic wwertures. The biz Dancing will follow TRACTION A. C GRIDMEN AFTER MOHAWK PREPS | Ath ! | | who title. ction seeki Preps. ball of the Petworth Mohawk ound foot that the b of is game with the clajm the only once. hav « 2 Columbia 8976, may be reache EAGE.ES WIN ON COURT. les handed a.tr Washington Sol Anacostia T to the Fort five last night on the we of to Jack Smith rs for the win . Bennie | sven field 1s and etting four from scrimmage dition to a quum of foul shots. GETS NOTRE DAME GAME. JEND. Ind., December 17 70(\1ulxxnl Dame will play Detroit n foot ball in Coach Charles Porais, former Dame s and | teammate of Iic is thought to be responsible ]f\n A e Dorais-to-Roc orwa ::mhil;::uwn fn 1013 that defeated, the Army ROCKNE CONFAB DELAYED. SOUTH BEND. Ind., December 17 P).—The ence lml ! tween the control in ad I men- Unl- {unt | Chevy the | a Smith | | BASKETERS | TOMORROW will jump into the basket ball sea-! with Washington and Lee, Park. The will contest wd Lee is well represented in | n it \\vl encounter an outfit of tal- more than two weeks of practice in fine fettle for its scason’s debut | errific tussle. me schedule the Southern Cos Maryland, rence. many of | The Old | 33 ristmas holidays. BASKET BALL SECRETS | | By Sol Metzger. Up a Dribbl i \ QO Hu Lo 1 shows the ball @ is the uch a e opponent stration the des opping a dribble er. No official has this is an artempted b of proof for a riably on t Play from safe wa Play the ball a In the lowe sive player striking the dribl ¥ doubt th us the il rasket | Horn, guards, in the opening game of I i to be | T and f GENERALS PREPARED FOR CONTESTS HERE| N. Va., Decem 17 i iith of Washington basket ball tex | Lane and Herndon, ang Capt. anl ‘m plans to start forwards; Spotts, center, Wilson and n the University night, on with and tomorrov of at College Two games will be plaved on the Catholic University being s est on Saturday evenin although has beer Playing position, ving Iy if practice best poind Shupp and McCandless are the lead ing substitutes on the squud. Having had neaily two weeks of tice, the team 15 fairly well a The last workout will held tonight, the players leaving for hington tomorrow morning. GRID COACHING SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD. Mas: 17T (P —W. W. (Bil) Rop coach at Princeton, will | Summer school of coaching at Spring- | tield Colle Al Wittme line ¥ will be his Assistant The tern December foot ball head of the | Princeton ot | conduct Notre Da WINTON AND STANTON WILL CLASH ON SUNDAY Winton and elevens are to Sunday foc clash rlawn field Eac m has scored one victory ‘ ed in one tie | 135-pound WICKHORST TO CAPTAIN & 1926 ELEVEN AT NAVY | ANNAPOLIS. Md., December () Frank 1. Wickhorst, left has been elected captain of 1 foot ball Wickhorst prior to his he ickle, hails from ance to was Illinois and | the Naval | mate Wickl Nav Dimon of nag MIS“ISSIPPI VS. DRAKE. Towa am ¥ New York was| December 17 meet Drake e next October CALVARY BASKETERS ADD TWO MORE C. Reserves swamped the night the I while Pe victories to their records last First urday 1: the Yankees takes on the both Calvary tional in the quint rday tisville Guard Armory ains the Argvles, who open on tonight with the Montrose A letic Club Wilson Normal School. | | With Harvey Ingley bail through the netting for a 18 field g and the other bers of the Yankee five gettin share of baske the stor job was not an ne. sending the of mem- | Keepe when the nate winners to-3 lead. ding games on tonizht's | are the Yankee-Compun clash : _mutch betwe Chase Station quints at the double-header at gymnasium. The Peck on the Army Medi who took the Liber camp last night, opener, at mix it with Memor i tive takes Center tossers, Athletic Club tc In th the Peck Preps Juniors, Peck he Clover for two| Elliot tossers are booked | ckle the games tonight. At 6:30 they ta | Boys Club Celtlcs in the Nationa]| Guard Armor at 9 they Ainst the 260th Coast Artillery five. ast night the Elliots trimmed the apital Preps, 34 to 21 Wires vieto scored their third straight when they downed Park View, 25 to 21. Joe Gooch z Peck were leading point score) respective team Live the Roamers opened their schedule with a win over Woodside, 17 to 14. Cud- more was high scorer for the winners with four goals from serimmage. Chris Hutchinson calls out his Man hattan dribblers tonight for their in- itinl practice in Noel House gymna sium at 8 o'clock Pullman basketers entertain the artford Preps tonight at 8 in Union ation gymnasium St. Peter's pl v their first same to- ow with the Fre s. P Kanawha Preps play the Ti Immaculate Conception night at 6 o'clock. pmonts m to rs took a beating from Preps, 42 to 13, Lehigh the Warwick Cardinal Juniors resume play to i a game with the Montours on - at 730, Epiphany Chapel the Redwoods, 37 to Monroe Midgets opened their cam- paign with to-16 win over the Im- maculates. gets bowed to e Amencan Basket Ball League. Ruftalo Rocheste Boston Ft. Wayne. 0 Detroit TONIGHT'S Boston at Fort Wasne. LAST NIGHT'S GAME GAME. WITTS TATT’S R. 219 13th ST. N.W. t P TROUSERS the Regulars handed a setback to th ‘.wtl\ en quint total | 1 wilt REAR | WINS TO L1 ALVARY METHODIST basket ball teams added another pair of | major share of the financial harvest Play Royals, 8. on their home floor, 29 to 24, while the night 36 to | COLLEGE BASKET BALL At Brookland—Cathe Blue Ridge, m;mlh-—\.l\\ Prince- S9- St Chestertown ton iege, 327 Arnold ( {ALUMNI WILL PLAY CENTRAL HIGH FIVE 1 hold its - day a basket ball duates will meet the xchool team in Central gymnasium at 1 o'clock The line include J Dye, Don ( Newby, and S Tuate five will Harrison . Dick Newby, Bob am Soloman Joe Moo speed = international amateur i mpion, has gone to 10 prepare for Ankle -Fashioned Qxfords DRESS UP YOUR ANKLES! Match the trim neatness of your silk hose with ankle-fashioned NUNN-BUSH loxfords. Their ex- clusive hug-the- ankle snugness Pprevents gapping or slipping. And remember— TAN before six, BLACK after six $8 to $10 To Match Your Odd Coats EISEMAN'’S, 7th & F 2 1d Spotts being the | jof University, | Western | Col- | WESTERN QUINT STARTS CAMPAIGI\ WITH VICTORY| STERN HIGH W trimming the Georgetown score of 25 to 7. Playing with only one regular ar jthe Red and White tcam exhibited a strong defense that held the Prep tossers to two floor goals starting line-up consisted and McDiarmid, forwards center, d Walker and | . guards. Underwood and Dan- ! ot into the game, both taking | 4t -forw MeDi: uid om_serimmane and four foul | BTE e memE high- scoring honors. b | of <h L turn HuLh registered five Business and Central fives also took ‘| the measure of their opponent Stenographer quint Catholic University 4, and the chambions downing the | University of Maryland frosh, 14 to| 7, in a tice tilt. Business was given a lattle during the first half, | but scored almost at will during the | [final periods. ! SCHOOL'S court Heagy. opened its.schedule in an auspicious manner yesterday by |t | Charlottesville, team, led by Capt. Albert Prep quint at Garrett Park by the 1d two substitutes from last “season, Tomorrow’s high school basket ball card includes ern and St. nasium; a Business-Gulla men clish at Kendall Green, and Cen Al’s game with Lane High School at |s Va Capelli of East ing when the led in the | stern Lightweigl took the meusure of the Busine 130-pounders, 21 to 14. He registered four field and three shots from | scot | Alexandria High took from the Swavely Prep quint by score of 30 to 22, trimming | the a High alumni plan to mp‘ mbers of the foot ball eleven | night in Gonzaga Hall ! the Monday EXPLOITATION IS CALLED . BIG MENACE By the Associated Press W YORK, 17 authorities who have scanned December is tlre chief menace sconfrontir 7 t high pressu d “Red” Gra lic eye in the curre Paavo Nurmi - the greatest of 192! haste to capitalize sensation from rac was in his 1 succe Y eir spectacular ta his first rushed | Nurmi race on indoor from city to city at demand for In thre y New ons competed hen here onstitution as that 5 unable and he finally Lroke of his biggest races in Square Garden. There is a perform . Phantom such a down in| Madison of however, in about | competi six days, | without reached the Worn out months Grange three weeks. tion in five Hoping ed inj forced him time. ghost ies son as the ‘mll strenuous work sional, seeking a f campaign which astonishing result | Nurmi competed as an amateur for | clubs and promoters who reaped the | |from popular inte in the Finnis| marvel Nurmi, \\ inter whose vogue contracts, which, would have netted him close 1o $25 | 00. BOWLS LEAGUE RECORD Check Account- | a new mark m“ ing Office Men's | Joe Ippelitto of th v eague by and 130, for s and 70, srien 1 . ROORKE PLAYS PARSONS. Roorke and Wil Henr @ Parsons | ymeet t H»Mn ourney N N WM H. WARNER J L BLACKWELL & sons Alexan Nllrlblflo" ‘. are pointed 1o a TO ATHLETES in the opinion of athletic closely the evidence, 1g the athlete who catches the pub- | ra of sports | ge. whose periormances rank the leading victims of a dlents waning year among feve: SOCCER STAR BRINGS‘ ' $50,000, RECORD SUM iuted Pre December: sted Scottish i sold b, m team ord purchuse onal soccer be 1 in the U ix regarded by expert « greatest forward in pPlayed rers ir |CHICAGO BEARS OBTAIN GAME IN LOS ANGELES | SAN FRANCISCO, December 17 () The Chicagp foot ball t “Red” will ars. professional ptained by Harold rmer 1llinois star. isco eleven here | ary 24 Hollingberry. the | Club team. of contract Orin | Olvipic {BOWLING MARKS LIKELY TO GET JOLT TONIGHT ocord ht at ford Paper I fives meet in dership of the Bowlers looking for a Jattle focythe District Leazue BASH TO MEET TURNER SEl e *the \|u!l! 11 Theater Curing every leaf of Cinco to- bacco in genuine wine gives Cincos the mellow flavor that millions of men prefer. Yum-Yum ! the only two words iy by English langusge that ORI genwine wine. Cinco nhm u cxred in Ibntm kind of wine! | Arne | the Centr: [ I | York BIG TEN TO REVEAL SPORT FINANCES how much nioney the Big Ten makes in athletics and what it doe with it will soon be published: The report compiled by Maj. | John . conference athletic commi . who thinks it will set at rest the |)n||l|]‘|' beliefs that some coaches get fabulous A union Western Con fe nd bas- | ket ball offi . sponsored by several | C prominent grid and floor ¢ will meet with no objection frc X thing of a cradle robber professional g ies. tion of Grange, reache 'FOUR CHICAGO GRIDDERS LOSE AMATEUR STANDING All Were Stars on Englewood High “Robbing of Cradle” Has Caused Paid Game to Be Discredited in Windy City. Just chool Eleven 1 ation of | HICAGO, weeks ago bouquets few shor id led as b, Professional foot ball heights with Deceniber set out for ew @ verba nd front-page today stands r e sublic men already publicity, thletic Officials’ I conference members of the in fin, FOOT BALL STAR HELD IN THEFT OF FUR COAT I)umnml Ambhers Michael soph- were arraigned in distriet ed with the larceny of | As ined the deptl athleti The which s pinnacle to that city vouths, with a future in to irame a set-up ‘(xum And Grange revelatio NUMBER OF GRIDIRON |: STARS SPURN MCNEY = teur Red th public favor, quickly of cradle robbing Delaporte. secre hool B on the some of of the profes: 'mn} ::u 1led tha T. Moh light whi nh is omor court, ch fur cout Paul wis accused of stealing : fur coat, the property ley nt, and Mic ) $450 from Don el of ste: M. Phillipe f on’ Decemb sophoe bullding and Erni 3.000 “pr all-Americ decide on leaving college ran the 1923 Associated all-star list vr n es from pro include Ed eorge Wilson rt 1ese Weir G who turned vede Oberlander his teamiua Wast down a [Mike" ‘ mind CLUB WILL FOSTER BROAD SPURT PLAN Assoctated Pre \I'\\ YO s of th Cown Tu Aft contrz idie Tryon of Colga deaf ear to sev were enticed 1 Schoo laim tha him and growth mittees of sional 1 Cleveland and Sponsors ¢ deserted backing time a IS BEING DLANNED b WASHINGTON IS INCLUDED IN PRO FOOT BALL LOOP ed for ])nu iber WORLD SWIM.MING MARK IS SHATTERED BY BORG o1 AND. 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