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The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Mack's Pennant Talk
Considered Big Joke
WEST VIRGINIA QUINT
To PLAY CATHOLICS
BrookIanders TO Clash with Strong
Mountainees at Arcade To
Use Regular Lineup.

West Virgins University basketball
quint makes Its debut tonight at the
Arcade when they face the strong Cath
Ollie University five of this city In what
may prove TO be one of the best con-
tests of the season. Nothing Is known
of the style OF play used by the visiting
players. but as Catholic U. was forced
to go tho limit last year. winning by but
two points. 1t Is an assured fact that
the game will be fun of excitement
and thrills.
The same combination will take the
floor for c. u. as in the past, Cafrrey
and Shortley In forwards: Gallivan, a
newcomer this year, in center. and Cap
tain Keegan and Cartwright in the
guards makes this team as formidable
as any time in its history
On Saturday last Navy succeeded, In
defeating the C. u. team at Annapolis
by two points, the inaccuracy of Cart
wright In shooting free tosses being the
real cause OF the defeat. Not having
fully recovered from this sting. the local
collegians are expecting to go into the
game with vengeance and IL the dope
that is going the rounds at the present
time is correct, rhere will be still more
difference in the score than on the meet
ing of the quints last season.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
MIXED BOUTS WILL BE
PERMITTED BY BOARD

New York, Jan. H.-Bouts between
white and colored boxers will be per-
mitted In this State when the Boxing
Commission revises the rules governing
the sport at It's meeting "Wednesday.
but was postponed. This will be the only
radical change In the rules SO far as the
boxers are concerned. according to Chair
man wenck's statement yesterday.
The rule forbidding mixed bouts was
passed by the former commission for the
purpose of preventing a proposed bout in
this city between Jack johnson and Al
Palzer and has never been rescinded.
The present commission has been inform
ed by Deputy Attorney General Ober-
meier that the rule Is unconstitutional
Action will be taken by the commission
at its meeting which will compel the
clubs TO present affidavits as to the num-
berl of tickets they obtain from printers.
|consecutively and the prices printed on
them plainly. The commission hopes by
this means to keep a more accura tc
check on receipts and to protect the pub
lie from unscrupulous promoters.
Commissioner Dwyer, who Is compiling
a report on the upstate clubs has had
his recommendation concerning the Gene
see A c., of Syracuse, adopted. The
commission has ordered the club to re-
main closed pending hearing on charges
that the club staged a bout between One
Round Davis and Jack Burns when the
latter was not in condition to enter the
ring
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
DONNELLY ATTEMPTS
TO SDESTEP RACE

Skater Carroll Donneliy, who Is match
ed for q two-mile roller race against a
team Of four swift skating artists at the
Central Coliseum Roller Rink next Mon
Gay night. is trying to sidestep meeting
this aggregation. 1t is claimed he was
turned down fat In his request to have
the distance OF the race cut down to a
one-mIle sprint.
Manager Whiting gave II out I'm an in
terview last night that once he has any
event booked at his rink for any par
hcular night. that attraction goes on as
per schedule: that no opportunity is
given anyon to put "one over on him
and especially as far as any speed roller
skaters are concerned
Donnelly. Manager Whiting states, was
only too quick to consent to the terms for
this coming match. and that the race wifi
go on scheduled
Although Manager whiting admits that
to put sprinter on in a distance race
AGAINST such fast, powerful speedsters as
this four are said to be. is a severe test,
and he is quoted as saying that he be-
lieves Donnelly has chance 10 win.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
ENTRIES ACCEPTED
FOR TOME SCHOOL
MEET ON MAY 20

Port Deposit Md. Jan 17.-It is
scarcely a week since invitations for the
Tome Schools annual track and Geld
meet, to be held May %, were sent out.
yet, judging by the number Of accept
ances that stream in on each mai. ~
Is safe to predict that the meet this year
will far sUrpass all previous ones. II
Is certain now that representative schools
from all the surrounding States, Perm
sylvania- New York New Jersey, Dela-
ware, Virginia, as well Maryland snd
the District OF Columbia. will be well
In evidence.
The finest young athletes In this sec
ton are, that day. given an opportunity y
to test and display their ability IN the
most important event of the kind held
In the entire South. before what is al
ways huge audience drawn from places
far and near. II Is. indeed. an inspir-
ing occasion and one that is looked for
ward to. and remembered long aftsryrard
with pleasure by both competitor and
spectator.
The addition OF several new events this
year, the broad jump and the shot-put
in the country high school events. and
the faculty relay race. has served TO
further increase interest In the meet
and many talented boys are training
hard in order TO carry OF one Of the
coveted prizes and cover their school
with glory.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Managers Laugh at Mack Threat to Repeat this Season
FORTY MEN REPORT
FOR AGGIES' SQUAD
Track Prospects at Maryland Agricul-
tural College Are Bright.
Expect Fast Relay.

College Park. Md. Jan. f7.-About forty
candidates for the Maryl land Agricultural
College track team reported to Coach
Curiey Byrd for the initial workout of
the indoor season in the college audi
toriun this afternoon. This squad, which
incidentally Is one of the largest that
over turned out for an Ageie track team,
included practically all OF last years let
ter men. In addition to q formidable ar
ray of promising material
Morris. Grace. SwaItz. Posey. Axt and
Rsown are among the old men availa BILE
OF the new men. Speer. the sterling half
back of last seasons football eleven,
who wassa member of the University OF
Virginia track squad two years ago, and
Chipman. late of Baltimore Polytechnical
Institute. appear unusually capable
speer is half-miler and Chipman runs
the quarter
Coach Byrd Is especially desirous of de-
veloping fast relay team, and with all
but one OF last years quartet available.
his chance OF accomplishing this looks
bright. Pennington is the man lost, and,
although he was mighty good sprintee,
Byrd thinks he can develop a man to fill
his shoes satisfactorily.
Monteil and Vincent. mile and dash
men, respectively, also will not be back
at school Montefl has captured the mile
two years and was also a valuable mem
ber of the Lacrosse team. Both he and
Vincent who performed creditably i'm
short distance events last year will be
missed.
In speidell, and Buell.. formerly OF
Washington Central High School the
Aggies have two youngsters who will
need watching this year. Spiedeli wa.
perhaps, the best scholastic pole-vaulter
and high Jumper in this section last
year. while Buell. was always a steady
point winner in the middle distance
runs
While Coach Byrd is not making any
promises. 1t Is a fairly safe bet that his
proteges will be heard from I'm no un-
certain way In competition this winter.
The candidates are Speer. Chapman,
Grace, Morris, Brown, Swartz Buell., Axt,
Rich, Digs, Wilson. Tongue. Chichester.
Knode, Epiey. Hart, Shank, Bolganio,
Perkins, Posey. Rskeman, Sawyer. Will
Jams. j. Brown. L. Brown, Stevens. Kahn,
Murrell. speidell. Amigo. Freer. wallob.
and Cockey.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
YANKEES HAVE A CHANCE.
II They Land Baker Team should
BE In the Running.

New York. Jan 17.-It now looks as
II the Yankees were to have a real fight
ing chance to be among the pennant con-
tenders of the<coming season.
II they get Baker they may be able to
shift Maisei to short. and with Mullen at
second and Pipp at first they should have
lot OF hitting strength In the inneld.
Wherever Donovan decides TO play Ma
gee. the former Federal Lacquer should
be tower Of strength
Masee Is really great ball player. It
would be hard to figure just how many
games the Yankees lost in the past
through the lack OF one man able to de-
liver a base hit They have had one or
two fair hitters. but with Baker and Ma
gee they will have two OF the most dam
zerous hitters in the game. This is an
Inspiration to any club.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
OLD SOLDIERS MAKE
THE BEST CADDIES

The Los Angeles Country Club counts
itself among the fortunate because of the
old soldiers from the Soldiers Home al
Sawtelle, who make the most satisfac-
tory kind OF caddies. They are treated
with respect by the golfers, who never
fail to elevate them to high military
rank, and nothing lower than a captain
adorns the game at Beverly Hills.
These old soldiers, most of them over
TO- are given special privileges for caddy.
ing by Gen. Parry. of the Soldiers Home,
as mark of good behavior. The extra
money Is a welcome addition to the PEN
sion- and many of them are using 1t 70,
goodly purposes. They are loyal, digni.
fed. intelligent, with generally the one
disadvantage of weakening eyesight, and
they are invaluable for keeping an eve on
the boys and detecting serious irregulari-
ties among the youngsters.
There Is one real captain among them
WHO formerly held high position, but
who lost his fortune in the 1907 financial
panic. An educated. well-informed man,
a coveted caddy, who finds In the work
a respite from the hoary chatter of the
Soldiers Home and companionship with
his equals.
But the old soldier for a caddy is a
rare luxury. and few golf clubs have that
advantage.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

FIRST RACE-Pure; fyearold maidens; thrc<
fuioor- Masledovat, lG; aGulf Stream, lI2
Wand. lg; Lazy Lou, liz; oOh Harry, lot; Red
Man. LIZ: Jean. n2; Bootles Baby. liz: Eeanof
Marie, ia aJones entry.
SECOND RACE-Selling: 4your-ods and up-
ward; six furlonsz- 'Gerthelms, %; Kaiher.n G.,
100; Hay, los; John Spoln, fB; Lady Young I6;
Ysne Won. los; yireo. los; DIR. A Mack H., leg
Capt.. Druse, lE; Prospero Son. lB: Foeman lob
EectrU-.n. 10; zeno,ek. 10; Originator. LII; Fitz-
gerald. IL
THIRD RACE Selling; +year-olds and upward
one mile. Lad. %; .Gerds %; First Star 100;
Eastman, 100; .Charls5 McFerran, l9 X Kid Mel
son. los; Trznsparent lrs -
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; syear-oids and up-
ward; nrs and oue-haH frrionsk Kittis Nay %;
Carrie Orne. IS; Blsrney. lu; Koueensy. N;
Boftp. 1I5: Senecs, Is
FIFTH RACE-sellins; ,yesroIds; aI hurioru
'Harpinee. 90 Dssn, %; Red clcad. IS; sQuiz
IS; Thanksgiving, in; Meal Ticket, lo5; Leach
Coohran. los; 90 NJ johnson, lg; little Blues,
lG; Away, no: Circulate. IL
SIXTH RACE-Sellins; Syear~olds and upward
one mile. Bean spillsr. IS: Mare Ooxhin %;
TSpe. 100; 'Boep johnson, 100; Henry waIbank
lol; Aida. 100; Gano. loo; Reg, los; Husky Lad.
l06; Molle Cad. ls; Proreslis. los Money M.ker.
'us
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Tonight's Bowling Schedule

Washington Herald Lessue-Jensons
VS. Roycrofts
Masonic League-Stsnsbury VS.. Daw-
sons: Mount Pleasant VS. Pentalpha
Knights of Columbus Lesgue-Boosters
VS.. Presidents.
District League-Newoomers VS.. sher-
mans.
Southeast League-ModeI Lunch vs..
Schlltz.
Southwest League-Mount Rockys VS.
Brunswicks; American Federation Of
Labor VS.. Resolutes-
Northeast League-McHushes VS. Rose
dale.
Georgetown Commercial League-C. and
c. Supply VS.. Colonial Sand Co.
Capitol City League-Buckleys Specials
VS. Charles Hotel
Mount Pleasant League-Security VS..
Arcade stars.
Terminal r. r Y. NJ. c. A. League
Low Level vs. Auditors.
Agriculture League-Aecounts VS..
Chemistry.
Phi Mu Sigma League-Kappa VS.. PL
Washington City Leasue-Commis-
sioners vs. Pioneers.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
GRADS TO TURN OUT
FOR Alumni BATTLE
Business High School Quint Will Play
"OId Boys" in Rhode Island
Gym Tonight.

The largest crowd of graduates which
has ever been present at the Business
High School since their days" will be
on hand at that place this evening when
the present Business auint. runners up
In the Interschoia site Basketball League.
meets a team composed of former play
ers at the Rhode Island institution.
The grads have been training for the
past ten days for this battle with the
intention of inserting an Overwhelming
defeat on the preseik quint This. how
ever, may not be the result as the
present team nanks with the best in the
league this season and will be fighting
all the way to win.
For the alumni Harry Harris has n
team composed of such men AS Ray
Wise. Joe Wise. Harry Wilson, Ralph
Boernstein. Jack Dodge and several
others who helped 10 make the sport IA
NOUS for their alma mater and that this
team will more than prove It's super
iority is an assured fact
The game will start promptly at s
o'clock and dancing will follow imme-
diately afterwsrd to last until II 20
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
SUMTER BROTHERS TO
RIDE IN AUSTRIA

New York. Jan. 1.-THE Sumter broth
ers. Johnny and Herbert. will ride abroad
this year. Johnny has just accepted an
offer of a guarantee of $500 for the sea-
son to appear In the silks of an Austrian
nobfemsn- He was told that mount
could also be secured for his brother 81
he made the trip.
The Sumters will leave here on Febru-
ary !. Johnny has ridden abroad before,
but Herbert hasn't. Johnny returned
here last July and has been taking things
easy ever since.
Herbert Sumter had a bad fall while
racing at Havana last winter and was
hurt 50 badly that he has done little
work since. He is all right now and Is
confident he'll score a success on the
other side.
Johnny Sumter says he can still easily
make lis pounds, which weight he'll be
Obliged to scale at the Austrian tracks.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
NEW oRLEAN5 ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeiAns; eTexroids md upward
enc mile. rztiana. 100; Murzrst o., lU; 'Larkn
": Lady Powers, loe; Mayme W, 16; Little Gink
iG; Rose Julietts tD.
SECOND RACE-seIlins; SyearoIls; ons mile
Sands Dianoods. Ios; welra, lH; Investment, los
Mis- Atksns los: Lyndora, N; Chiutor, lG.
THIRD RACE-serins; +yesr-olds md upward
one mile and , sirtesntA. .Heen NJ, ics; Bes
BIB and Tucker. lss: Cotton rop. III; Marry War
reu. n; River King. n; Buiness Agent. IL; Old
Jordan. Ii; Perth Rot. LII; W. W. Clark us
Col Fred. fl4; orans.. ns; Dick Desdwood, ns
Gsrf. uS
FOURTH sACE-seTlins: syesr-osds and upward
cns mile and twenty ysrds Mary H.. IO; Luck
R.. ~: Bula Welsh, 10: North Light Ilo; Oar
melis. 10; Reno. -
rfTH RASE-seninx; +year-oids and Upward
nile and ssvsnty yAzds Kneelet los; Laird
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
ROYALS AND FEDERALS
WIN AT NOEL HOUSE

Two games were played in the Noel
House Basketball League last night.
the first one being staged between the
Royals and the Nationals. which ended
Is TO 12 in favor of the former, and the
second between the FederaIs and the
Americans. which the Federsls won by
Is to IL.
The Nationals put up a hard fight
until the last few minutes of play, and
just before time WAS called when the
Royals were fortunate in placing sew
eral excellent shots within the net
The Thiele brothers were again in
the limelight for the Royals. These
two boys are fast and aggressive play
ers and seem to understand the game
more clearly than their team mates.
The second game was closely con-
tested throughout, neither team hsv-
ing any decided advantage, excepting
the Americans in their failure to score
points from foul. they having many
chances to win the game by this meth
cd alone The Federais led all the
way, but down TO the final minutes the
victory was in doubt. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
GOOD MORNING
Reports from Weather Fore.
caster State that It'll Be
Colder Today Than a
Landlady's Heart.
by BILL PEET.

Skating yesterday was a whole lot better at Ecs-
stems. shoomakers. and the ''Hsf milo Track"
than any Of the local poods II rrpcrts arc to Be
Tedited.
-Th,rsday night is the time set for the ias blow
cut In Alexandria, when Clark Griffith viii be the
guest Of the Cardinals at the annual banquet. Syl
voser Breen Is the real man behind the guns, and
to Sylvester belongs the credit Of this demonstration.
Germany Schaefer says the Feds still
owe him sc, 900 covering a contract which
expires October, 1916. Germany is still
pulling that funny stuff.
HE APOLOGIES TO EVERYBODY.
The baseball time Is nearly herc.
and am sck at heart,
For have no grandma now
To play the Irvper part.
An orphan, | toh! weep for mel,
The boss he knows 1t well.
So when want to get OF now,
Soma new lie must tell
r. Z Roo<rtpa-
As we predicted last week. the Ma
tionals will probably open the season
against the New York Yankees in New
York ndkt April
-EBill Malone, of Cherrydale,' the only
baseball manager to pilot a club able to
clean up against all comers last summer
Is with US again and looking fine as a
fiddle. Mr.. Malone has been nesting be-
side bad case Of rheumatism the past
eight days.
The appended "Pome'' was neatly type
written, shunted past the censor and
printed In a St. Louis daily:
IN 1el+lS
Haushtily struttins and posing
Selfesteem filed through and through,
Baseball service disposins
Maybe ten thousand viii do"
IN 1916.
Anxiously scanning the papers
Filled full Of quaking and fear.
Humbly approaching the magnate,
Please, mister may work heref"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Thirty-two Horses Are With
drawn in Six Events-Two'
Favorites Run First.
HANOVER RIDES WINNERS

New Orleans. Jan. n.-Cold weather.
which kept down the attendance; a
muddy track. which resulted in thirty
two horses being withdrawn from the six
events; the landing OF three first places
BY Jockey Hanover and also three wins
BY horses trained BY ]. Goode, were the
outstanding features OF today's races.
But two fsyorites won, DR.. Kendall, who
trotted home in the third race at six fur
longs, and Kate X. who won the fourth.
Hanover rode both these winners Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-Greeutres purse; maiden 3yssr
olds: three faFIongs. Owssz. IL CMcAtsel, t1
!. 20 5. to 2. won; siives seds-. Us GHxnovial.
II 10 %. nut out, second; Misc Repressut II
tABlressl. Y 70 ]. 4 to I. Z TO ). third Time.
= ~ Frank Murphy wan Street. Little Dot,
Cousin Boo and FsirJ Mary also ran
SECOND R4CE-HOp-ful purse; Syezr-olds; sI
furlOnSx. MOLLY Reach. no (hoernerl, 70 ],
10 = even. won; stephen r.. liz tGarner1. to ],
even. I 20 .. second: Ally. il2 tMcAtecl. 70
. TO 5. % 5. third Time. In rs. Elizabeth Lee.
Tuerssz MeNackin. Ellen smyth. wSper. Dsisy
Miskle. 1nssrgent. and Watch Your Step also ran.
THIRD RACE-SeIliDg; +yesr-Olds and up~ard
six h1donSs. Dr. Kendall. III CHanoFis), to 70
/ TO J. out. won: Tale Bearer, "A GAndr.ssl. to
/ Z to 10 l 10 : second: Diadi, rs tGuy), Is To
l. - !. to /, third Tine. la6 IS. Blue Wing,
GaH DexdrOp and Neeliccz also r,n
FOCRrH RACE-seIlinE; Ayesr-olds md up
ward: six furlonzs Kate K. IL CHznoserl, TO )
: 70 5 l To 4 won; Miss Fannit. ns tGertry1. "a
]. 9 10 Z. Z TO 5 second: Toddlinx ID CLiIley).
10 I. 70 l. to 5. third Time. l:S Is Bins,
Donovan. Thought Reader Coainet, and Salon alsr
ran
FIFTH RACESeIlinx; 3year-osds and upward
mile and twenty yards. Leslie Louise. LIE Tan
drezs)- 5 to /, to 5. out. won; Dsrvorth, fI
unsyl. to J. 70 5, out, second; Royal Meteor,
IL (koeruerl, 10 5. TO 5. cut, third Time,
i.5 rs. Lucky r also nn.
SIXTH RACE-selhnx; +year-ods and upw.rd
mile and q sixteenth. Africa Beau. 10 CHanorer),
10 l. % :. even, won; Bean Pxe, LOT CBro~n),
4 to I. 30 s. to = second; Ringing lF (Koeruerl.
, 10 ]. even. to 5, third. Tine, 81 ~. Mar
Ann K, Lsmode and Brian B0u also 7n.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
HILLTOP QUINT TO
PLAY L0Y0LA HERE

The game between Georyetovn Uni.
versity. Of this city. and Loyola COLLEGE.
Of Baltimore. scheduled for the Monu-
mental City on Wednesday night. hHs
been transferred TO this city through
the efforts OF the management Of the
local Eve and the Washington following
will have an additional chance OF see
Ing the Hilltop warriors IN play.
Last Thursday Georgetown sconed a
well earned victory over George Wash
ington University In the Ryan gym
nssium- Loyols succeeded In setting the
Gsllaudet team back a peg Saturday
night IN the Monumental City by a vide
margin and as they play Gsllauoet again
on Saturday night here much interest
Is being displayed in the result OF the
coming contests
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
MILLIONS BACK OF CUBS.
Armour and wr4r4ey, weesh~sn'
Partners I'm BASEBALL.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE names OF Charles
weerhnsn's partners in the ownership Of
the Chicago National League team came
as impressive news 20 Chicago followers
of the game.
The new mAgnates are muiti-mlnon-
aires-J Ogden Armour. president Of the
Armour & Co, the packers. and william
turer.
Another millionaire. Julian Rosenwsld,
head Of sesrs-Roebuck a Co.. may be
come a stockholder.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
WESTERN WILL PLAY
EASTERN five TODAY
League Leaders Clash with Tsil-c5u
Team in InterschoIss6e Basket
bah League.
Parker, Bndgef s Co.

Western. the present leader IN the In
terschoiastic League. is scheduled with
Eastern. the tafl-cnder in the regular
classic OF that league this afternoon at
the Arcade. and, although present indi-
cations point 10 n one-sided score. clere
viii be some mighty good basketball
displayed by the two quints.
Followers OF the sport are exceedingly
tsikstfve about the ability Of the East
ern team, coached by Kinble. former
Lafayette star. but probably from the
extent of the Improvement made In the
team thus far viii make more than one
OF those who are now making fun. rit
Up and take notice before the present
schedule Of the league runs out Kim
bic. although not OF the tsikstive dk-
position. knows the game. and with the
proper kind OF material. viii turn out
winners al the Capitol Htn institution.
The game VIII start promptly al a.o
p. m. with Rice and Hughes ss the
of5cisls.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
PROMOTERS AFTER WILLARD,
May sign Jess to Meet Moran Any
Place In U. 3.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 1.-THE possi-
bility that the proposed Willard Moran
fight may be held anywhere from Madi-
son Square Garden to Lower California
was made evident last night when pro-
moters from all over the country arrived
here in an effort to obtain :he signature
of Jess Willard, heavy-weib blt champion,
to contract.
The announced conference between Tom
Jones, Wizards manager, and Jack Cur
iey' promoter, was unproductive. Cur
ley, 1t developed. desires to finance the
fight on his own account and is not rep-
resenting sam McCracken and Tex Rick
ard. as had been announced. William
Wellman. New York promoter. arrived
today and Is handling the McCracken-
Rickard interests, it was announced.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Splitting and Hitting the Pins

A quartet of star bowlers were elimi-
mated in the New Royal Duckpin tourna-
ment last night. Harry Stanford. ].
Wright. Earl Efker and Doc" Carroll
were left by the way side when a trio of
youngsters and the old veteran Pop"
HALEY registered a set over the four
hundred mark.
Bontz led the rolling for the night
with a set of ~ for his four games. while
Noack followed with <l6 HALEY totaled
40. while Mayhem followed with 4c7.
This quartet will roll in the final to-
night for the four prizes offered. The
score follows:
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Bixler's Goal From Foul
Defeats Epiphany Five

Spectators at the games of the Sunday
School League held at the boys depart
mentl Y. Nj. c. A, last night surely
got their moneys worth.
The first game of the evening was one
of the fastest yet played in that league.
Keller Memorial nosing out the Epiphany
quint by one point, final score 2 to H.
The score stood Is to II at the end of
the first half In favor of Epiphany. but
in the second half Keller came back
and tied the score with but a minute
to play
A technical foul on Ingley at the
period gave Keller a chance for a free
toss
Bixler up to this time had only made
five baskets out of eleven attempts from
foul, but with the game in his hand he
took careful aim and basketed the ball
for the needed point to hand Epiphany
their first defeat this season.
Dodge and Mortimer divided honors for
the winners with four baskets each,
while Tabb played his usual game, scor-
ing 10 points for his team The lineup.