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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Eastern Athletes Lead
on All-American Team
tBy Assoclated press.l

NEW YORK. Feb. ll.-Eustcrn
club and college athletes have
been allotted the majority OF places
on the All-American track team.
the composition OF which was
made public here today.
OF the thirtyfour events. for
which champions were selected.
twenty-four went TO athletes with
Eastern affiliations: five to Mid
die Western stars. and an equal
number of places to Pacific Coast
contcnders. In the All-American
college selections. the East Sc
cured eleven places; the Pacific
Coast six and the Middle West
none. a similar team composed
OF the school boy athletes. finds
the Pacific Coast leading with
eight plaS.s: tho East second.
with 1--WE. and the Middle West
third. with one.
Records OF all important meets
In every section of tho country
were compared and positions al
lotted upon the showing made I'm
the track and field events. which
are accepted as standard through
out the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
AUSTRALIAN DAVIS CUP
TENNIS TEAM PRACTICES
Brilliant and Speedy Play
Marks Matches of
Stars
LRy Associated rress.l

MELBOURNE. Feb. II.-Brilliant
tennis marked the first formal prac-
tee of the Australian Davis Gun
team here today. !. Q. Anderson de-
tcated Gerald Patterson in I: thrill
ing hNe-Sct match by scores of 6-J.
10. .-I, 6-S and "a. In the doubles
tNh'hition Patterson paired with
. lara Wood and defeated Anderson
ana Norman l.. Brookcs. 6-l. G-4.
ray in the singles between Auder-
son and Patterson. both information
iilsis, was OF Il sensational type.
ne men were very evenly matched
ana in excellent control of strokes
me hnai result Ringing TO some ex-
tent upon the winners great eudur-
hhc". The doubles was less evenly
contested. for the first Australian
combination. consisting OF Brookes
ana ollara- Wood. was split. each
pairing with the singles stars.
The initial practice matches of the
l, am. which is expected to reach the
CLOSING rounds Of the Davis cum uoxt
Suihne- in the United states. was
p!aNed under trying weather condi
tl"ns. The thermometer Registered
'"' degrees in the shade. maxine
violent exertion test of endurance
H'i Tie matches were marked hv long
rallies and surprising speed. A lnr,.n
E"lIery watched the play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
COLLINS AND FRISCH WILL BE
RIVALS IN THE SPRING TRAINING
King OF Second Sackers and Giant Keystoner to Play
IN Practice Games When White Sox and Giants
Go Out Exhibition Tour

CHICAGO. Feb. 1l.-Whether Eddie
collins. captain of the White Sox. is
shipping precipitatcly or by slow de-
Ertes. Will cease to be an unanswered
question after the spring training
season and the eighteen games with
the New York Giants on an exhibit
ZION tour. For the worlds greatest
second baseman. on that trip, Is to
nave as rival Frank Frlsch. the
fordham flash" said by Eastern
critics to be even faster than the re-
nowned SoN keystoncr and player
who in all departments promises to
succeed Collins as the outstanding
second sackcr of the universe.
surrounded ty brand new intieid
last season. Collins made II possible.
IN spite OF the apparent handicap. for
the White SoN TO lead the American
League in the number OF double
plays executed. That's going some
Every now and then in n long period
there were evidences that the Phila-
dclphian was slowing up just n trif,c.
nut day in and day out he played the
same snappy. consistent, heady base
bal! that has made him one OF the
greatest inficldcrs the game ever
knew and without question the fore
most second bascman.
Frisch Just Climbing.
Al! things considered IL appcars to
be a case of Collins slowly going and
frisch just coming. 1t will he inter-
esting. 4 few weeks from the pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Champion Billiard
Player Is Expelled
Try Associated prcss. l

NEW YORK. Tcn. ll.--Charles
Hcddon, OF Downg!ac. Mich. for
mcr national Glass ~ 1872 balk
limo champion. has been expollea
from tho National Association OF
Amateur Billiard Players. and
Morris ID. Brown. OF Brooklyn, also
former champion. has been sum-
moned To appear and answer
charges against him. tho execu-
tive committee announced today.
The resolution by which tho
committee expelled Heddon. de-
clarcd he had Drought reproach
upon tho National Association and
It's members" by his action in
withdrawing from tho recent
championship contest mt the Cres-
cent Athletic Club In Brooklyn. at
ter he had boon defeated by Ed
ward w. Gardner. and In making
public attack upon Gardner,
which was. in the opinion OF this
committee. highly unbecoming
and unsportsmunlilse. and unwar-
rantcd In fact. and which con-
Gained n reflection upon this asso-
.iation and Its ideals"
Hcddon I'm withdrawing from tho
tournament. charged Gardner with
unsportsmanlike conduct which no
declared officials OF tho tournament
ignored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
TAK0LA QU|NT TO CLASH
WITH DURHAM TEAM
Locals Meet Independent
Champions of North Caro-
lima Wednesday.

On next Wednesday. February 10.
the Takola five will clash with the
Durham y NJ. G. y. quint. indepen-
cent champions Of North Carolina.
The icsmh OF this game will practi-
caiiy award the South Atlantic in
dependent championship To the win
ner. and should prove to be one OF
the clossics of the season.
To date the Durham boys have de-
featcd such teams as University OF
North Carolina go. Wake Forrcs;
CD Spartanhurg Y. NJ. G. A., Elon
College, Winston-S Salem Y. NJ. c. A.,
Trinity College. etc. In meeting Il
team with the above record, the
Takola boys will have TO extend
themselves To the limit in order to
come out on top, but previous games
have proved that regardless of OPP
pohcnts the Tako,a qunt has al
ways acquitted itself with honor.
On Friday. February II. the Soft
Drink Lads will meet Iynchburg
College. Ole of the hest college fves
III the state. Lynchburg has de-
featcd The Roanoke Elks. Lynchburg
Eiks, K.rg College. Western Mary
land College, and Roanoke College.
and should make the Takola uuint
hustle in order to add another vic
tory TO their string.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
w. & M. FIVE WILL
MEET RANDOLPH-MACON
Jspec,al to The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Feb. 10
When the william and Mary Ave
stacks up against Itandoiph-M Macon
here tomorrow night in tho second
& Of the two-Game series with the
!, yellow Jackets. the local team Will
be without tho services OF Alva
Cooke. captain and right forward.
who has been In the inarmary for
three days. The Indians won tho
iHrst game OF the series, when was
!. played in Ashland. and hope to make
q clean sweep by winning tomoreo wv
night.
~ Cooke. In the gamo with Rich
mond. gave one ST the best exhibit
stions OF skilled has etbiil ever scen
in Williamsburg. He played II sen-
-sat!onal game IN ali departments, Ia
passing. guarding. rowing md rhoot-
ing. II is thought here that 10 en-
/, hausted himself physically In the
Spider contest. Students arc hoping
that he Will he ready for tho .nal
game with Richmond there. Febr"-
Epry IS.
Fl The locals Will start tomorrow
/, nights game in ali probability na
K follows: Peters, right forward: G.
Pierce. left forward: Harwood. center:
: Young. right guard; Hicks. LEFT
guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

ent writing. to note the performances
of the two second sackers when the
training trip games are played.
Frisch played third base for the
Giants last season and he was a star,
but McGraw Is confident that the
Noungster will lie an even better
actor at the midway, principally be-
cause Bancroft. the regular Giant
shortstop. will be in the lineup and
aiding tn" Fordham flash.
Good mt Keystone.
In 1920 Frisch played at second
and he did a good clean job Of it. At
third his strong throwing arm saved
him many an error. even after he
fought hard ground ball or n bad
bounder Frlach. with his world OF
speed, Will probably he knock In z
down drives back OF first. scooping
up hops over second and generally
leading the way for all other second
hascmcn In the National League this
Year.
When FriSch first joined the Giants
he was anxious To establish Il record
as tasc stcaler. but the old pitchers
goI wis" To him and nipped him off
Hrst number of times or made him
slid" To safety in the dirt. The
younger pitchers would let him run
and then toss him out at second
Frisch soon learned what IL was all
about and quit his loose running on
the bases, with the result that he
is much better runner now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
81. CHRISTOPHER FIVE
BESTS ST. ALBAN.S

q SLOW basketball game ch,rao
,eri@cu by funbling and boo,inr I,,
"'' a"oit the floor. ST. Aihan'. nr
aSiihston. lost 10 ST Chris,onhor
friday on the lat,er's floor.
me game ended 30 to II. Cor tho
.ocA'S. which at the end of tho tirs,
,.'It' 'he count stood /. to . in n,
vorh OF 81. chr;stophcr's. 81. Adams
was not once in the lead. ana ohou,
""c-'hird OF its score came from
foul goals
rms was The first meeting o: the
TWO teams in basketball al,h,r,.h c,
rhristophcr's has bccn hn,,e ~.
10y" baseball and football by tho
Washington team. Fridays vic,
'oin"whai evcncd the coun, for 9,
Christophcr's. '"' D.
JACK Cronk. for 81. C. s. led his
'"an IN scoring. with six roals frnn,
'he moor and two fouls ch,t6eid
scored all but four OF his ,a,r.s
p"lh,s' ringing up four field goals
and Ave fouls
inc lineup.
- G. Position s.,
taylor ..., right forward. Chn,ao,d
IVhh '.'.' left forward Mct;eha.
,''"a"" '''''.'. center .... Couch
Stear ...,.. right guard D,vis
- loft guard Nelson
summary: - G. s. roa,s ,ro,.,
1oor--Cronk 90, IIobson n, ra.Iom
- ~. goals from -Cha,f,ld a.,
"nch, Nelson. ST c. s. goals frn,,
| i""i-~CT"hk. in :: 81. A.. goals e.,
iou!--Chathcld. int IL. Suh.,,,r
t"iS: 81 g. s. Davcnpor, TO- III,
sou iiooS"n for Davenport. :,
STOCK for Couch; Couch for McC;,he.
i'ei'rc"--cnrtcr CTakolup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
LEONARD SUPREME IN
LIGHTWEIGHT RANKS
IBv Associated press.l

NEW YORK. Feb. l1.-Bcnny Leon
ard still! stands supreme in the ranks
OF the worlds lightweight pueiliSts
outpointed slightly in the first -four
rounds Of his championship fifteen
round bout in Madison Square Gar
den last night by Rocky Kansas. the
rugged Euffaloan. Leonard settled
down, sent his punches true TO the
mark and easily won n victory on
points. He fIoorcd the Buffalo lad
with clean left hook to the point
of the Jaw in the ELEVENTH round
Kansas. daZcd. turned over on his
feet at the count of seven and was
up at nine. hut that one punch took
away his agercssivcncss and during
the remainder OF the bout his Jaw
and body were marks for the cha m
pion's punches. Leonard declared ar
ter the hou, that Kansas was Il
tough boy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
N. Y. UNIV. SCHEDULE
INCLUDES WASHINGTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Ncw York
university's spring baseball schedule
includes three day Easter trip to
Washington April 10. 1i and Is. One
OF these dates will be filled by n
game with Washington College, and
negotiations are under way for games
with Georgetown and Johns Hopkins
FOR the remaining dates The re-
maindcr OF New York University's
schedule includes:
April Princeton, at Princeton.
April 4--Bowdoin, at New oYrk
April S-Columbia, at New York.
April l2-Army. at West Point.
April 15--Union. Mt New York.
April lS--Brown. Mt New York.
April 22--Open date.
April 26-Syracuse. Mt New York.
April 2s-Wesleyan. Mt New York.
May William and Mary. at New
York. s
May s---Lchlgh, at Bethlehem.
May 1o--Trhkty. at Hartford.
May 13-ODen date. " K
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
KENBRIDCE DEFEATS
DINWIDDIE AGCIES

Especial to The Times Dispatch
KENBRl DEE. VA, Feb. ll.-In a
fast and heavy game. KcnhridEe High
defeated the Dinwiddic Agg!es THIS
evening by the score of AZ to II. The
winners got away tn 4 strong start.
running up fifteen points before tn"
losers could locate the basket. The
first half ended, 90 to Z. In favor oi
kcnbridgc.
In the second period. Dinw:ddl.
came back with It vim and played
the locals to n standstill. Nctherllmd
exhibited the prctticst game "f drib-
b.;ng ever seen here and he and Cap
tain Buttcrworth did some classy
shooting in the second half.
The whole Kenbridge team played
with rush and an accuracy at
shooting that couil not he StUppc1
Love and Taylor missed few chances
at the basket. while Captain O. Love.
Montgomery and Blackwell covered
the floor in great form and thci
short, snappy passes featured the
game. The contest was remarkably
free from fouls. only eight being
called in the forty minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
V.P. |. DEFEATS Y. NJ. !.
FIVE BY SINGLE POINT
Every Style of Attack Used by
Both Teams in
Game.

ROANOKE. VA, Feb. l1.-With the
score varying less than four points
throughout the entire game V. r. /.
defeated V. NJ. j. by the marrow mar
gin OF one point at the City Audi
torium last night before l.a0o en-
thusiastic fans. The final score
stood &c to rs in favor of the Blacks
burg Basketeers. Every style OF
tactics was used by both opposing
teams TO ease out II single point FOR
lead. 1t was n neck and neck rag
frcm start to finish that stoppcd ONLY
At tn" last blast of tho whistle. wren
the score thirty seconds later might
have been changed by either side
several points.
Playing for the Lexington cadets
lights. Ryder played n nashy game.
dartinE swiftly from one end of
the field to the other, and was sue
cesfnl in smearinE great number
Of possibilities for the BlacksburEcrS
Campbell showed up extremely well
in forward and shared the honors to
b 4'ib utH
Brittingham. with the Husky sum
mcrs to watch. succeeded in Guiding
his opponent long enough TO mix
in on their plays and was the
mainstay OF his team. Rhoadcs
played an excellent floor game and
accounted for ten OF the twelve
baskets from the foul line out of a
possible twelve.
Lineup and summary:
V. NJ l.. %. Position. V. +. l.. 26.
Bunting. right forward Walker
CsNIpbcll.. left forward -. Carroll
summers. center birmingham
shannon. right guard Sutton
Rydcr..... left guard 49,. Rhoadcs
Field Eoals-Ryder, 3; Campbell.
.; Summers, =: shannon, 2; Kyle
". p. -, Carroll. Walker. ,; Brit
tingham, - Rhoades. 3. Goals from
foul--BuntinG. out of .; Campbell.
out Of c. Rhondes. 10 out of II.
Subsiitutions-Kyle for Bunting.
Rcfcrce-Gooch tVirEinia). Time
kcepers-Cubbagc. V. +. l.; Ncnablc.
V. NJ. |. Scorcs--Wills, " l.. j.:
Blankcnship. V M. ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
JONES COMPANY TO
HANDLE BUCKS

Considerable interest is being DIS
rtayed this week along Automobile
kow and among Buick owners in the
announcement that the Jones Motor
Car Company has Keen appointed
dealers for the popular Buick car in
the Richmond territory.
The Buick for n number of years
mas been handled locally by the
Dula Motor Corporation, which con-
cern is closing out their business
here.
The Jones Motor Car Company has
already provided itself with n very
fun and complete line of the Buick
models which are offered for imme-
diately delivery. They also have n
very complete stock OF standard
Hnick parts. are employing expert
cnccd Buick mechanics. and are.
therefore. already in position to rem
der frSt-class service to the MANY
Buick owners of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
SPIDER QU|NT FACES
SEVERE TEST THIS WEEK
University of Richmond Five
Have Record of Six Vic
tories and 3 Defeats.
TO PLAY THREE STRONG TEAMS
Dobsonitcs Must Down afchmond
Biucs, Lynchburs College and Will
liam md Mary for Glenn Home
Floor Slate.

with record OF six victories and
three defeats and the schedule about
hhlt over the University OF Richmond
basketers face. in this weeks program
their greatest testing. Reaching this
stage in the season with q clean
record of victories on their home floor
ut Wcsthampton. the Dobson!tes must
down the Richmond Blues, Lynch
burg College and William and Mary,
before next Sunday rolls around, or
mar that cherished record.
Face strong Odds.
Followers OF the Spiders opponents
this week Will recognize the heavy
assignment for tho Westhainpton
boys rs, both Lynchburg College and
William and Mary have exceptionally
strong Qu!nts. Tho strength OF these
two college flvcs may DO noted from
II glance Mt previous scores.
In the case OF the Hill City asgre-
cation. their two close games with
tho Lynchburg Elks, ono of which
they Won aud tho other which they
dropped To the independents team by
few points. shows tho oaliber Of
tho Spiders Thursday night oppon-
ehtS The university team. however.
only lost TO the Eiks by u close score
after n comparable exhibition.
Has Fnst 0uInt.
AZ Williamsburg, Coach Jimmy
Driver has got fast and accurate
ouint. Although the Richmonders
ana WilliamsburHors played both vir-
ein." ana liampdon-Sidney TO scores
mat We're not materially different In
results, tn" Red and Blue showing
ne''.r III scores or the two, the Will
nam ana Mary team recently won n
20 to 10 victory over tho locals nj
Williamsburg. They got off To a
snap and led In tho first half 90 Ia
D. but wero held by the Spiders i'm
the latter period and the Snidcrs
scored points to 6.
When the local Richmond R,u..
meet mo Dobsonitcs Tuesday nigh,
at "eSthampton they will ho
scrs TO tho Red and Blue eycant
through comparative scores. Tho
'.irhfhond infnntrymen beat rorl,
nhioh some weeks ago and in turn
rork Union overwhelmed the I'M.
's'y OF Richmond Freshmen. II
,, proves anything II Is that mo
""eS VIII give the westhamptonitn.
""ihh ehSagement. Their mon mr..
experienced and they are nroc,ioi,'
'"'''i' u!iE fog the Tuesday night FRA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
LYNCHBURG ELKS TO
RUN In 3-CORNERED RACE

LyNcIiBURG, VA. Feb. 1.-THE
track team representing the Lynch
burg Elks will compete in Il three
cornercd relay race at the Johns
Hopkins University indoor games
February %. a race having been ar
ranged at that time with the Balti-
more CrosSCountry Club and tho
Aloysius Club. OF Washington, the
meet to take place In the Fifth Reg
'ment Armory. Baltimore. The local
team has not yet hecn selected. those
trying for places including George
walker, Bob Goodc, Teddy Pringlc.
stephen Lee. Chick" Witt, Carter
Glass. Jr.. and Henry Beasiey. The
Elks VIII also try to enter men IN
several OF the open events.
The local team Will also endeayor
to arrange relay RAD at the George
town meet In Wash.agton. March 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
.DOBsON TO CALL OUT
BASEBALL men SOON
Will Have Spider Pitchers
and Catchcrs TO Timber
Up First.
PRACTICE OUTSIDl
There Arc Fifteen Games on Diamond
Gard of University " Richmond.
nnd Winning Nine VIII lie
Trimmed.

Coach DoOson. of the Spiders. was
seen Friday carrying new first
haseman's nit on the campus OF the
University Of Richmond. and when
questioned concerning the coming
baseball season. the Spider athletic
gcneralissimo stated that he expect
ed to call for battery candidates to
report within the next TWO weeks.
The pitchers and cachers In Spider
dom Will timber up as early as per
missible. for the Wcsthampton nine
opens the season with several strong
Eastern colleges on Southern trips.
VIII Trnin I'm Open.
Should weather Ike yesterday pre-
vail, the Spider slabmcn and receivers
Will likely exercise in the open. bu:
should weather be dangerous To such
practice. the batterymen will, disport
indoors. either using the present
basketball court or the large 1000
square foot space In the new Symna :
stun. Veterans OF the varsity TO be
affected by this call are: Sncad and
Johnson, letter men. as pitchers, and
Patterson. "a letter man, of 5. 4. Il.
e. days, who played third base then.
but who will likely make strong
bid this spring to MI Hugo Blanking-
ships shoes behind the plate. Several
scrubs Will likewise be called out. In
addition to those who are to be tried
for the first time.
I'nst Gnmcs Scheduled.
Among the teams To face the Spi-
ders on the Stadium Field diamond
this spring. Viii he Lafayette Col
lcgc. University OF Delaware. Ford.
ham and Trinity. while the spiders
play such teens as Virginia and Will
lam and Mary away from home.
Richmond opens the season with La
fayette In baseball and likewise in
football next fall. The two william
and Mary games win he played in
Underwater cities during the Easter
season. The first contest IL booked
Tor Norfolk on April Is. and the sec
ond In Newport News on April Il. II
third game is necessary to decide
the issue, another will be played on
n ground agreeable To both schools.
There are about fifteen games IN
all on the Spiders diamond card.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
WASHINGTON TO HAVE
EXCLUSIVE GOLF CLUB
Will BE for Government Off
cials and Has Ideal
Tract for Links.

Plans for new clubhouse OF the
recently organized Congressional
Country Club at Washington. have
ernors for consideration. In select
ing the site for the clubhouse "v"-v
effort was made to have 1t built on
"a location from which could az en-
every hole OF the two proposed eigh-
teen hole course. and according L"
information. those who were placed
in charge OF this work, have achieved
a remarkable success.
Lieutenant Colonel G. o. Sheriff.
vice president OF the organization.
who. with Dcvcreux Emmett. we'll
known golf course architect, have re-
Gently made surveys of the club
property. and IL is their opinion the
tract is one of the best in the United
states with almost unlimited posi-
bilitics for development. Every kind
OF golf hole can be visunllzed in
fancy. according to Emmett, who says
that the contour is cndlcssly varied.
General supervision OF the construc-
tion of the course is to be intrusted
to Colonel Sheriff.. who will also
have charge of the building OF the
clubhouse.
Membership Limit Is 1,500.
The club. according to present
plans, is to have n membership Of
government officials exclusively. En-
thusiasm among Washington govern
mcnt men Is said to be running high,
and in the opinion OF the organizers
OF the club, no difficulties will be
experienced in reaching the member
ship limit or 1900.
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover, who
is president of the club. has an
nounccd the personnel Of the board OF
governors. as follows:
Senator'S Davis E,lkins, Pat Har-
rison. James r. Watson. Oscar w
Underwood. George H. Moses, T.. NJ.
simmons; Representatives oscar T..
bland. II. Clint Cole. Harold Knutson.
John ". Lingley, G. Bascom Slemp:
Colonel T.. Lester Jones. Lieutenant
Colonel G. .. Sheriff.. military aid TO
the President: William j. Lambert.
Thomas r. Littlepagc. George Living
ston, Robert II. Mcneil c. Logan
Payne and Walter r. Tuckerman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
COLLEGE BASKETBALL

At Macon. Ga--Georsia, 81; Mer-
ecer. "a.
y. st Columbia. S. C-University Of
! South Carolina, o.; Wonord College,
20.
=. Columbia University. 80: Yale. IL.
~ =; Vanderbilt University. 3; Uni
...yersity Of Tennessee. 90.
=, AZ Georgetown University. IS:
.Uriversity % Kentucky, 23.
-. Az Roanoke. Va.--Nirginia Military
@InstitU,c. %; Virginia Polytechnic
institute. 81
" Al Minneapolis. Minn.-Ilinois. %
/. minnesota. %
- At Chcago-1owa University. 81;
y Chicago Il.
At Chapel Hill-Universi,y OF
North Carolina. SO: Elon College. -
~ AT Wake Forest, "a Guilford %
~ AT Ithaca. X. Y.-cornell, "A; Penn
Z sylvania. -.
-. Auburn. 2s: Tech. 10.