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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
NINE. sCHUMANN-H -HEINK.
Noted Contrnlto Visits Wilmington Mex
Monday.

There arc many great singers, but only
one Sehumnun Heink' Such was the
passionate expression Of noted musical
critic only recently, in commenting on
the achievements Of the world famous
oontrelto who win sing in concert IN the
Auditorium here next Monday night
'Trhe glory Of her heart" he added,
"can never be put l. 10 words. The world
knows her and mnrvels at her, Thousands
upon thousands worship her; all hearts
ire gladdcncd by her presep &C and warnf-
cd by the infinite love That radintes from
her generous spirit" Few artists, native Of
foreign, have ever grown into closer touch
with American audiences and American
institutions thnn this remarkable con
tralto.. She has blazcd the musical trail
through many remote and unexplofed
quarters Of the oOuntry, opening tho way
for other concerts and awakening aie
interest in the best Of art She hiss succeed-
cd in arotisiug n love for classical songs
among the masses, an accomplishment
in itself that entitled her to lasting grati-
tudo
As 70 Mime Schumann Heink's re-
pertoire of songs few SINGERS before the
public today command m1oh wide
variety of aelections with which 10 charm
nn audience II includes range Of com
positions from the most flexible and deli.
cate in style TO the more massive arms IN
which tho extraordinary beauty and
grandeur Of her orean-like sustained tones
nre revealed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
WARM UP FOR TRIAL
OF BALL PLAYERS
Attorney General Preparing Rec
ords for Preliminary Hearing
at Chicago.

Chicago. Dec. 29-Thc preliminary
hearing for the eight Chicago American
League baseball players and tve alleged
gamblers, who were indicted by tho
Cook county grand jury IN connection
with the alleged throwing OF games
in the 1919 worlds series, will DO held
within three weeks, and the trial Will
begin shortly after, States Attorney
Robert E. Grove announced last night.
Grove assigned George +. German,
second assistant States attorney, 10
handle the case, and ordered him To
prepare for an immediate trla. Cfo"e
refused to say whether Hartley iNep-
logic. former assistant State attorney
who hsndled the grand jury lnvestiga-
tion, would be connected with the prose
cution of the Indicted men.
German last night said he had not had
time TO 90 into the case thoroughly nut
expected to devote the next few days
10 a study of the grand jury lnvestiga..
tlon. He refused TO discuss the trlal oil
tho Pacific Coast League players, where
in the nudge ruled that throwing games
was not criminal offense. but said that no
would ask attorneys for the records so
that no could see what bearing IT might
have on the trial here.
Eddie Cicotte, Joe Jackson and Claude
Williams confessed their share IN the
scandal 10 the grand jury, and Oscar
Felsch was quoted by newspaper re-
porters as confcssing 10 them. but felsch,
Buck Weaver. "Swcde Risberg and Nc
MuIin have officially denied they were
guilty. and have hired counsel Jackson
and Williams also have been quoted n
press dispatches rs saving they 'wouio
be back IN basebal next season. Chtck
Gandil. thc eighth player indicted, ha'
not announced his plans in regard TO tho
trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
WILSON'S AT WEDDING.
Presidents Wife Guest at Marriage of
Miss Marjorie Brown.

Washington, Dec 20.--Next IN aooial
Importance to White House wedding
was the marriage yesterday OF Miss Mar
jorie Brown, daughter of Col. and Mrs
Edward T. Brown Of Atlanta Ga. New
York and Washington, and BenIainin
King of New York.
Mrs Wilson, vile of the President,
attended the wedding accompanied by
her mother, >>Mrs William II. Boiling.
The president was invited, and was pro-
nounced we'll enough by his physician,
but he decided that he would not 90,
because SO far he has refused TO do anything
of social nature.
Miss Margaret Wilson was maid of
honor, and her sisters, Mrs. William
Gibbs McAdoo and Ms. Francis Bowes
Sayrc. with Mrs. Sayre, were among the
gucsts.
The wedding WAS marked by note oi
originality in the arrangements planned
by the brides mother. The ceremony was
performed ut $50 o'clock by the Bishop
Co-Adrltor Of Tennessee, The Right
Rev. Troy Beatty, who was for many years
pastor of tho church attended in Athens.
ia, by the bride and her family, and the
Rev. Cary breckenridge Wilmer, OF 81
Luke's Church, Atlanta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Wn-Del Motorcycle Association.

The WI-Del Motorcycle Association
has nominated the following candidates
for office President NJ j Hubor. Frank
Wav and II d Greene vice-presldent. O..
Winner; secretary, W toote, William
Osmond. f. Way; treasurer, " Hdl1lbie-
ton. T. Fl Cloud, K. d. Greene: trustee
". Hambleton, William SchweiJzer Dave
Defilbaugh; sergeant-at-arns, J. Palmer
James Gallo; road captain, + Way, J.
Gallo. Fred Hosier William Osmond and
J. 4. Forsythe. The election viii be held
Thursday December 80 Thenew officers
will take their office January g. The
President VIII also appoint social and
conpetitiv/ committees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

CORNELL GIEE CLUB CONCERT.

Tho following is the program for tho
Cornell Musical Clubs Concert 10 be
given in the Ballroom Of the Hotel du
Pont on Nov Years Eve.
n Alma Mater, Songs Of Cornell, b. A
gong for Cornell. Songs Of Cornell, Glee
Club
La Veeda John Alden. Mandolin Club
But-1hey Didn't. James II RoRers.
Glcc Club
smytuo William Reeves. Mandolin
Club
Gypsy Love song. Victor Herbert. Mr.
Steel and Gleo hub
1VrrRWraqIoS.
1920 Medley, An by Geo ole
man % Mnrdoin { luh
This ia She. lamct II Roger Giee
Club
Pouree vaIaaute. Edward roldiu.
Mandolin Cluh
intercollegiate Medley Ar Is Wm.
Luton Wood Glce lub
Evening @org. SonRp - Gotnell
Ia addition - tie regular numbers nfe
special stttis rcldifg naflfuhaFhorf
trio baritnp" eol - puvolfv duet nm
Io,n stunt. uovph< dancing net. plaFing
on eaw. vhlailt 4 number, nhd athefa
The progrnm sill lc ole of the tn'si
rainplct efefed ry ANY uuivetpliy olpani.
yAtlou. containing variety q 'talHh
from clnsioal t. Iai7
Following tho concert. vhch lsafs
from & 30uutil 10 50 ianclng viii take piaea
- the ballroom until lhc ofRln SIS
vii furnish the muslr for the daeue j
light supper will bc served IT. the bul'arI7
room
The proceeds II tho affair vii &c riveh
"a tho Correll Jnlyer@i'' euaWnneni
fuud
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
BENEVOLENT PIONEERS.
To Celebrate 18th Anniversary Tomorrow
Nipht

An elaborate entertainment tomorrow
evening viii mark the twenty-fiith ami
yclsary Of the reorganization of the
Bcnovolent Pioneers Literary AsHocla-
tlOu
one-act farce entitled The Wise
Ncu of the Yeast Side vail fea.we the
program and hc presented by members,
who are fitted with appropriate parts.
As p'inoipal Rnrsts there vii he SIX
men who were mcmhera of the ~ Mary 2
n \ = which was organized ~ 1870, and
Wt,e tho nucleus Oi the present orRnni1a-
tlou
Regular meetings on Mondays. and n
sc. ics ~ quot pool and card tournaments
~. 20 be inaugurnted nttcf the ltolidaYH
The fden Athletic luh VIII contest theto
events. beginning m February.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
SrTk PROTECTION FOR SEA
MIN AND LONGSHORENEN

IL, A~e..s5-ed proea to Every Evening
Now yorG Dec 70 Immediate pas-
see, bv Congress 81 nils now pending %
r<...-.3 ,yarRn1cr.'s accideut lrsurauce %
l..,,sbiorru,nu and sra;ncn lu order -
r.s~,,r thcn from legal uo-rnan land
M. urccd hv speakers at the opening scs-
sior 81 ac fourteenth annual meeting Of
The American Association for Labor leg
lS'atjon here TO-DAY
The speakers declared differentiation
should bc made between scarneu and long
sborrrne7 m the application Of accident
insurance advocating federal legislation
f1r the former group in order 10 insure
uniformity and State jurisdiction over the
latier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
JACK HARKEY AND ROY MOORE
IN rs ROUND nOIfT TONIGHT

n, Associated Tree= % Tvery rvenlnF
Now York. Doe - Jack -harkes
New York haniamwwghi. will hhvo aif
opportunity tonight ~ 4 fifteen round
bout with nY Moore Of 81 Paul NJ
Madison suuarr Glrdea - show hethef
he dcacrvce a return bout with j., lvl8rh
tho American hfntamvctght champion
I..rrh luarled aut ShnrleY IN hard
fought match shortly before winning
tie title from lctc Herman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
CORNELL, LEADS IN CHESS.
PLAY Begins in Final Round OF Inter
collegiate tournament.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. Doc. 20 College chess
PLAYERS continued play in two inter-
collegiate tournaments here today oor-
nells commanding lead IN the triangular
college chess league made It almost certain
that she would retain her championship
title a. play began III the final round tn
the G. II. y r Chess League, Princeton
was only hall game to the fore with
Harvard and Columbia tied and ale last
In the triangular league the pairing
xas College ~ thc CITY of New Work
aranst Cornell. Nassachusett5 Institute
~ Technology against New Work l'nvcr-
sity: Pennsylvania bye
In the other tournament the second
round brought Columbia against ale and
Harvard against Princeton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
A WILMINGTON CHAMP.
Ralph Grecnlcaf Peer Of Cue Artists OF
Country.

Wilmington can boast of one worlds
champion in the world of sport IN the
person Of r. Ralph Greenleafs the youth
ful pocket billiard champion OF the world
Greenleaf. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam +. Greenleaf, is the youngest person
TO ever attain this coveted honor.
Groenleaf won the championship in
1910 in Philadelphia whcn he met and
defeated the greatest players that the
game has ever produced, among them
two former worlds champions, Dr. Allen
and Jerome Keogh.
At the time Greenleaf won the title
Frank Zaberski was champion of the
world hut refused TO enter in the tourna-
ment and defend his title. The Bake
Calender Company. who regulates the
PLAYING of these championship matches,
then declared that the title would 90 to
the winner of the tournament.
rs REAL CHAMPION.
That the local boy possesses every
thing essential in the makeup of cham
pion was demonstrated IN his play after
winning the title IN 1919.
The champion Is at present making n
tour Of the United States playing exhihI-
ton matches and is meeting with success
wherever he plays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
PRINCETON DEBATERS GET
DECISION AT LOS ANGELES
Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Los Angeles. Dec % The debating
team of Princeton University which is
making q tour of the Pacific Coast was
awarded the decision in debate here last
night with q team Of Occidental College
Princeton took the negative side OF the
question Resolved, that Congress should
pass laws prohibiting strikes in essential
Industries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
TIN CAN TOURISTS
Vice Roval Tin Can Opener PrcsideN At
Session ~ Tampa

T1, Associated FrcTe to Every Evening
Tampa Fla ipco - he annual
.,-, ntl,,, III fhe ttn can touriaia If tho
yorld onoard here TO-DAY with 1000 per
.,... attending AND Nte ROYAL Tin Car
,.nrncr d NJ Trrma,nc q Irrdon,a y
rrr,s1inp Tho couycutiun will hc ~
4 ,slen foar 3ays
lhe organizations Is f'ur"%"a ct tourists
o...lty, thr,r automobiles and I'll tents
,o treo ran,n elts4 The local COLONY
r,nros .ate forty States aul morn than
00O pcrsaas ana til. 4 newspaper of Us
A.Nn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
TO FIX DATE AND PLACE
FOR NATIONAL TRACK MEET

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago, Dee 29.-fixing Of the loca-
tion. dates and schedule of events for the
proposed national track meet will be
taken up TODAY by delegates TO the Ma
tional intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
tion In conference here.
Efforts viii also be made to standardize
the requirements as TO scholarship and
PLAYING Of freshmen IN various athletics
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
KEYSTONE SMOKER.
Some Fast Bouts Scheduled for Tomor-
row Night

The keystone smoker tomorrow night
will be held AZ the keystone Field Club
gymnasium instead Of al Pythian Castle
Joe Martin. the local weltcrwcight, will
square of with Toughey Dugan. Of Far
mount Park, Philadelphia. in.the wind-up.
P,ickie AfcC1inni.. another local boxer,
will meet Tomm~ Corey. Of Philadelphia,
The preliminaries are about the hest
matched of the season and viii he featured
bv bout between Kid Sum and \ q
Hammer
A I5-minute wrestling match Is also on
the card between Malcum NcCoy who
weighs lbs. and Ercd Denn, wha weighs
1873 Mccoy Is the best boy in this ~, oi
his weight and one of the most scientific
wrestlefsjn local ranks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Shoot nj Lancaster.

II, Lancaster Gun Club. lau.aster
PA las announced spe,4al short
notice shoot to hc held II Lancaster
pA ou December II Shooting starts
al clock Tie program consists 81 TO
targets at IL yards and shooters VIII b.
divided INTO three ciasses vithtwotfophie.
for cach class and ono high gun troph1
over All Contestants can WIN hat one
trophy Programs have been mailed q
local shooters and 10 doubt several q
them viii travel to Lancaster or FRIDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Chesrook Ewing Game OF.

The football game between Chesrook
and Ewing. scheduled for Saturday after
noon, was called Oft last night by the Ches-
rook officials at a meeting held by the
association last night Injuries sustained
By several Of the players in the latter part
of the season are T sponsble for the action
taken The announcement Of the can
collation. Of the game caused much disap-
pointment among the football followers Of
fhn city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
TO CROSSU. S.IN2i HOURS.
OGjccts Plan 3-Stop Trim From Florida
to California

san Nuioulo Texas Dec 20 An at-
tcmpt IL tp 1o7u mlos from Florida
Il l'aldurnla ~ an airplanc u - hours
t'f be- made rluary - hv laent
81 sandar pcuacu. Jt NpIo lIeny
Iract .t oti.rr of the Eighth Cmp
afel anrnun,.I Yesterday Lieutenant
r,.i.ou uon thc transconirnontal an
f7rr l3t winter
The lhrlt vii bo mac N three hop
ra.. statrnr r3tt VIII re Pablo Reach
Ia,k nnvilr. l'l
Ihe ntrht ull ~ fhe first attempt -
ryozs ,hc continent fcra continuous pool
record me tvA necessary stops only
rcqnung 15 minutes
san picao Cal Dec % Fourteen
naval ,earlarre with crowe If 80 officers
and mon vlll depart tomorrow ior Balboa
Canal Xruc The start wna scheduled
f,r Yesterday but was DELAYED through
failure to rccelvc'pcrmlRsion from McVoo
f,r planes to alEht n NcNean territory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
OLYMPIC TO BE LAID UP.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 20-The steamship
Olympic sails today on her final voyage OF
Tie winter season. Upon her arrival at
SOUTHAMPTON she will be laid up until
March for the installation OF additional
fuel oil tanks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Parkside VS.. Y. NJ. H. A

Parkside and the y NJ II. A basket
ball teams VIII meet in game tomorrow
night in the y. NJ II 4 cage, Third and
double bill. The i NJ ii A. Reserves will
play the Richardson Park quintet in the
preliminary game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
IoV 4FA.tf
DAVIS CUP CHAMPIONSHIP
PLAY POSTPONED BY RAIN

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Auckland, Dec % Members Of the
American tennis team were again d'sap-
pointed today when rain compelled a
further postponement Of the frst match
with the Australian team which is TO de-
terrnine the holder If the Davis cup the
championship trophy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
SECRECY MARKS PRACTICE
IN COAST NEW YEAR GAME

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Pasadena, G l. Dec 29.-Mysteriou
secrecy marks the daily practice Of the
Ohio State University and University Of
California football squads as the day nears
for the big East-West game here on New
Years Day.
The Ohio state officials even ruled
sports writers and football experts off the
field during practice yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
HARVARD HONORS IT'S
SPORTS REPRESENTATIVE
py Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Boston. Dec 29-Harvard University
is TO celebrate q season Of sports sue
oesses with dinner and exercises in honor
of It's football. baseball and hockey teams
and the varsity crew at the Harvard
Club here on January 13. The celebration
as announced today viii be the first Of It's
kind for Crimson athletes. In other years
IT has been customary TO mark only the
victory OF the eleven in its big games
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
DOWNEY AND CHIP
TO co TEN ROUNDS

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. %. Bryan Dow
nev. of Columbus and George Chip,
former middleweight champion, will box
ten rounds here January 7. The weight will
be 100 pounds at 8 o clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
NUss TO COACH W. al
BASKETBALL sou AD
~ Assooiatea Treas % Evsfy evening

ny hnsooiafea prsas % Evefy Hvsnins
Washington, Pa, Dec ~ The has
ketball situation ~ Washington and
jefferson C0i'egr, made uncertain Of
the absence ~ coaeh and o schedule
was clarified today with ihe nnn0uDo'
Inent that g. sues had cen selecied tD
Sooacb the quintet and that NOThct Car
bisrh had been named graduate managn
~ close ~ pending datrH md c0urf'
the schedule
Conch Nugf aaid b. egpssiefi ~ havr
the W. and ! Team boo share ipr the Oar
mouth gafue here trrnurTpH
Good want afs get gOof results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

dsrnuro types II heroines She is p whole
son,e little body with the atiractivcuesa q
4 charming young girl pius the freedom ~
a young boy
DOUGLAS rAIRuAvRB co8rsG us "rHE
MARX or 20RED
The Queen Theatre announces the hook
ing ~ md iho engagement all rext week Of
DOugi8a Fairbanks hew picture, be
Marx e Zorro which hes Just been re-
Ieaaed for public presentation within Tho
last month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Young Friends Open Season

The Young Friends A. A. viii open
their season tomorrow night at tie Friends
School gymnasium with the Upland
Friends team, Of Upland, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
AdIon Wants Games.

Adlon A. G. would like 10 arrange games
with any II to IA year-old basketball
team. Send challenges to Jesse Churn-
side, 1915 King street, or phone 7473-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Y. NJ. II. A. Freshm en- Win.

The Y NJ II A. Freshman team de-
feated the Wildcat Juniors combination
Yesterday at the Y NJ II A. floor so
to p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
rs REAL CHAMPION.
BOWLING.
NpUsrRIAI. LRAuUE.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys Of Grady's bowling
and billiard parlors:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
CHrRCHIEAGUE BOWLING
QUoITLEAGUE

keystone p Il N-2
Tenth Ward - 81 21 Is 81 20-3
keystone -Wiggins, Hackett, Brleiman
Conner, Higgins.
Tenth Ward Mulhern, Lawless, Ma
honey, Hare.
Bearcats.. 81 q 2l p 21-5
Hagley ..-.. 70 20 Is 10
Bearcats- Dem. McIrtirg, kanpp, i.
Raymond. " Raymond, Quinn.
Hagley-Ball, Brinton, Benson, Beatty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

GOOD want ads get rood rosulis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
suiHrrY ~

SHIRLEY NJ A&n% AT Il Hh RAI1'
ssbrleF Nsapn hcg na AZ engaEernetf &
tie Kalto fodaf t'irl af Ny iiear
TINT Z - eVteud over thc remaining fhrfF
DAYS II the week constituting thereby tie
Sew Years Day attraction Hiss Mason
bhs ua peer ID the rharacter1zations IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
.rrrf Hnr=r 1TTHr arrt'

bryant Haahhurn pirtnre Fa'i
Ii.alse elazta tonight 81 the 0uern
Theatre Promptly Al uaon tomorrow he
engagement III Al CHRISTIE aTcciai
comedy ~ Long I.eftr will ccmWrnco
Nus.ral comedy towers do rot need - IL
talti hat the : the phafnpay oplrion
Charlotte f,rprnwooda : famous s1iccess gi
tic same name
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
COMMERCE five
DEFEATS BLUFFS
QU|NTET,29-11
Mahoaey Scores After Three
Minutes Of Play; Business
Lads Hold Lead for Re-
mainder OF Game.

Commercial high school basket
ball team last night defeated Council
Bluffs high school five, % TO II. in
a one-sided contest IN Council Bluffs
Y. NJ. C A.
Frank NMahoney Of the Omaha
school Gagged field goal three min
utes after the opening of play. His
team held the lead from that point
on.
Duke" Ievlnson, guard Of thA
Commerce team, was not in thL
game until the last few minutes OF
play. His absence was a help to
Council Bluffs.
The locals displayed good team
work. ']'hey bewildered the Iowans
by their passing, dribbling and diff
cult shooting.
In the last 10 minutes of play TIL,
second squad was sent in against
the Bluffs aggregation.
The Council Bluffs cagers will
play the locals in return game next
week on the local Y. NJ. c. A. floor.
The Commerce quintet will mix with
the South Omaha Packers Friday
night on the local Y. NJ. c. a. floor.
COuNCI IBLUFFS GD.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
Hinkel Tries to Buy
Boston Red Sox, But
Deal Falls Through

Chicago, Feb 9.-Matt Hinkel,
Cleveland boxing promoter, Mon
day negotiated with Harry Frazce
for the purchase of the Boston
American league club, but the deal
is said to have fallen through.
Frazee indicated that he was open
to an offer. but declared he would
sell the club only under the condi-
ton that the owner support Jacob
Rupert OF the New York Amer
leans and Charles Comiskey of the
Chicago White Sox in their war
against Ban B. Johnson, president
of the American league.
Hinkel said that his offer was a
straight business proposition and
that he did not care to enter into a
base ball war. No price was named
by Hinkel.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
Murphy Starts Suit
To Restrain League
Forming Schedule

Chicago, Feb. 9-Suit to restrain
the National league from arranging
or publishing schedule for 1920
was filed in circuit court Monday by
Charles Webb Murphy. one tim,
owner of the Cubs. Murphy names
all the clubs in the league as defend
ants.
Murphy charges the league mag
mates with breach OF contract in con-
nection with the lease given the Chi
cago club for Cubs park.
The lease, which was to run until
1902, was broken Augest /, 1910
Murphy says. He asks that the Ma
tional league be restrained from ar
ranging a schedule until his cause
for damages is settled
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-10
|ACC|ES START ON
WESTERN TR|P;TO
PLAY HERE TWICE
Michigan Farmers Mix With
Creighton Wednesday. and
Thursday Nights: Then
Meet HuskerS.

East Lansing. Mich, Feb. o
Coach Gauthier's Michigan Aggies
basket ball squad left here Monday
on one of the hardest trips ever at
tempted by an Aggie team.
Backed by five straight victories
over some OF the fastest teams in
the middle west. they face games
with the Notre Dame five, the fast
Creighton aggregation and the
Cornhuskers.
After playing Notrc Dame at
South Bend, Ind, they will play
Creighton at Omaha Wednesday y
and Thursday nights. On Friday and
Saturday nights they will clash with
the University of Nebraska quintet
i'll Lincoln.
After a rather slow start the
Michigan Aggies have been playing
championship ball of late. Victories
over Notre Dame, Wabash, Chicago
Y. M. c. A, college and Kalama-
zoo have been rung up in success
sion on the home floor, while the
University of Michigan was
trounced, Is to IS, on the Ann Ar
nor court 4 week ago. Hard fought
games were dropped to Indiana and
Chicago earlier in the season, by a
margin Of but one point in the case
of Indiana.
Coach Gauthier is carrying more
than two complete teams.
Guy Foster, center on the Aggie
team, was taken i'll just before the
team left On the western trip. Hig-
bic, veteran. will take his place.
Creigntons recent victory over
Indiana and Nebraska's even split
with the Hoosiers have cautioned
the Farmers that they are facing
two tough teams.