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Evening star., 1922-02-26
NO CHANCE OF DEMPSEY
FIGHTING Wills IN j. S.
BY FAIR PLAY.

NEW YORK. February 25.-Every
man who knows anything about the
fighting game gave the merry ha ha
today to the report that certain pro-
moters unnamed were prepared to
make an offer that could not be re-
fused for a Dempsey-Wills fight. The
offer, it was stated. was to be made
only II Harry Wills gives Kid Nor
folk a good beating when the two
colored men meet this month. Ac-
cording to the story the battle would
be held in q Rocky Mountain common
wealth.
That shows how foolish the story
is. The money that Dempsey would
ask for an engagement with Wills
puts this mountain commonwealth
gets started. Such a fight could not
be pulled off and made to pay. Sooner
or later fans throughout the country
will get 1t into their heads that there
is no possibility Of Wills and Demp-
sey meeting. in this country at least.
AS for this Norfolk Wills battle,
the Kid, who could not be dragged
into the ring with Wills before this
year, has an idea that Harry has
gone back and he gets his dope from
the last two battles that the big
negro has fought with Bill Tate. Ger
tainly those two Tate battles were
out Of all line with Wills previous
performances, but the point about
this is that as general rule a fighter
doesn't slide back as far as Wills
seems to have done all in the course
of a year. Must be something funny
about it and maybe Kid Norfolk will
be the tarbaby to see the joke.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
New Orleans Results

First race: two-yesr-olds: three and one-halt
furlongs-Peter Brown. ia (Moonsy). 4 to I.
Z to 8. to q. won: Anita Hampton. 100 (NO-
lan). 5 to 1, 5 to ., second; Carmen Pantsges.
Josephine C., Rork. Auntie NJ. Hlascotts. Gilia,
The Ulster Lady Boss. Lady Brettenham and
AntOnia also ran.
second race: four-year.olds and up; si1 fur
second; Eternity. III tZoeller,. even. third.
Time. 1.15 Is. Last Rose Helen Atkin, Oak
lawn Belle. Cacambo. The Nephew. Bertha s.,
satana: Escarpoiette and Greenland also ran
longs-Centmeter. 113 (Barnes). to 5. to
4, out, won; Apple Jack, ID, 1O (Mooney)
8 to L. even, second; Columbia Tenn, 107 (Ro-
manelID. even, third. Time, lis 4-5. Neddam
and DartmO0r also ran.
one sixteenth mies-United Verde, l13 (Gar.
ner). 9 to 5, to 5. to 9. won: Bungabnek.
1O8 tWilsonl. to 8, 1 to 9. second; Irish
kiss, l1s tMooneyl, l to s.; third; Time.
Fifth race: three year-olds; six fnrlongs--
May Blossom. 1O2 tBruening). 1s to 5. 6 to 5.
l to .. won; Brilliant Ray, 107 (Gardner), 3
to ). to .. second: Knott Grass IL POOL !.
Jake Berger and Miriam Cooper also ran.
Sixth race four-year-olds and up: one mile
and a quarter-Romeo. 119 (ButwelD. te
l. to 2. to 5. won; Pit, los uAngl, to 5.
,s Les cr,os soe Ersss. .:
Ed. Marie Rsppold. Sun Myth and Trickster,
I'd. also ran.
Seventh race; three-year-olds and up: one
mile and . siIteenth-Merchant. 106 (Pooi)
to%en:,. .S e to % to i. @ second: 1ttesney. 1os
}Thomas). to 5, third. Time, 1.4s IS. High
Gear. Darnay. Murray, June and Waukeas
also ran.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Bal.'msss city 6 College; third. shipley' Cen
10O-yard low hurdles. open1Won oy He'll
Brook q ,yardl; third. Hudson. Navy q
City College (Rohr. Rollinss. Bauerschmid:
stevcnsl: second Episcopal High School; third
Tech Tine. ~ ls; :; washington Canoe Cub
second. sth ReEiment. Time. SO Is:
Mile s.s by Beosn Johns
tscratchl: third. Brooks: Georgetown as
Medley relay race, rs m,les-Won BY Johns
second. Carnegie Tech. Time; SOC.
Medley relay. rs miles-Won by lafayette
seGRsy MaiIek r,ns Bset!shsr; hs a erawford' sec
UNI Medley relay. 17s miies.won by George.
town sKinaily. lie Gsndre Marsters, Connolly :;
Medley relay, Is milestWon by Penn State
lEdgerton: Hiie. Emck. shields,; second Navy.
Mi Mile reiayCwon by Navy Plebes tHam-
mond. Schultz. Tyree: stryker,; second, Penn
seoti .S second BY Tech ES.top.1
tG1 third. Baltimore Poly. Time. 40 2,5: No..
Mile relay-Won BY virginia Freshmen SMat-
aas sinsf ssnss D1qss's Tns !as 'ee0n'
tThomas. smith. talbot. Woodward; sec
Allen, Hunt. Mallick). second. Lehigh. Time.
3.35 3-5.
Mile relay-won by Princeton Hitsrot.
Conger johnson. Taylor}; second, Massa-
chusetts Tech Time. 3.2s Is.
Running high jump scholastic - Won by
Proctor, Mount St. Joseph's tscratch); second,
Raleigh. baltimore Clty College t6 inchesl !;
third. Meade. Central % iuches): fourth. Ed
wards. Gilman Is inches). Height. feet 10
inches.
1a-peund shot put. scholastic-Won by
Boone. Baltimore A. and n. Props tscratch) !:
second, Rarger, Baltimore City College y
feet): third. Bowen. Baltimore City College
t3 feet,; fourth. April. Tech q feet). Dis
tance, ~ feet 6$. inches.
16pound shotput. open-Won BY Beers.
Maryland (6 feet); second, Bronder. Penn
az feet); third. Carney. Navy t6 feeD.
Distance, a feet inches.
Running high jump. open-Won BY Chamber
lain Virginia Cscratch); second, Feeney.
Georgetown "A inches): third. Proctor. Mt
st. Joaeph's e inches). and Needles. Penn
a inches), tied. Height, feet inches.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
STEPS TAKEN TO FORM
NEW ATHLETIC CIRCLE

CHICAGO. February 25.-Steps were
taken toward the organization of the
central Intercollegiate athletic con-
feI ence for all major sports in. the
middle west territory at a meeting
here today for representatives from
number of non-conference schools
in the states composing the .'big
ten"
An organization committee, headed
by Coach knute Rockne of Notre
Dame, was appointed to arrange for
a further meeting in Chicago March
49, at which final plans for launch
ing the new conference are expected
to be formulated.
Among colleges already slated for
invitations to the meeting are Wa
bash, Michigan Aggies. De PAW
University of Cincinnati, Kentucky
Marquette, Detroit and Notre Dame
1t Is anticipated that other schools
will be invited later.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

with 112. Zelda La Porte of Post Office
Department and Gertrude Croft of
the Nationals were tied for high fat
game at 81.
Linw0rth Juniors took the measure
of the Holbrooks of Northeast in a
two-game match. The winners totaled
1,069. Wolber. Gill, Jones, Crump and
Morgan bowled for the Linworths.
Gill made high game at 140.
Any Junior bowling outfit looking
for action will be accommodated by
the Ottawa Athletic Club. Manager
Rollison Of the Ottawas may be
telephoned at West 542-J any even
ing.
With the first half Of the schedule
completed in the eight-team Geologi-
cal Survey Duckpin League. Engrav-
ing heads the list, having won IA
games and lost Z. Miscellaneous is
second. with IL wins and 9 losses. but
Accounts. Executive. Addressograph
and Water Resources are pressing
the runner-up combination.
Engraving has made high game at
502, and Miscellaneous high set, at
1929. MerEner of Miscellaneous holds
high game mark at 125, high set
mark at 343. His average OF 100-16 is
best of the circuit. League figures fol-
low:
Evening star., 1922-02-26
Mexico City Results.

First race, i've furiongs. three-year -olds and
up-Brookneld, 115 (Jsckson), $40. $500,
s. So won; Jacquelia. 96 (Maytl. $40. g. 60
second; Lady Actin, 10S lWida). A.6O. third.
Tone, Powder Face. Fantoma. Sweet Water
and C0mancho also ran.
Second race. five furlonss: three-year,olds
and up-Moroni. 113 tEverett), $500, 81. 80,
s.. 80, won; San Diego 110 (Boeanowskil,
SEQ. s.. 80. second; Wal Street. us tThrail.
sn Teo a,rd Hrb ms so9SoIn @ s and
also ran.
Third race, i've furfongs; three-year-olds and
up-Zealous, lat (De Castelver). 500, $500,
Sc 40, won; Falcon 3D. 147 tPolienac). $26O,
$40. second; Screw Sanders. lat (Zarnte).
S26O. third. Tine. 1.04. War Bond. Casador
Fourth race, seven furlonss; four-year-olds
and up-RiyHlet III lWatsonl. $40, $eso.
$3.50, won; Ny Rose, 108 (Roganowskil, $4:20,
lime, lie, Montiilo. Lady 0ranite. oc6xDta
"a and PefhapS also ran,
Evening star., 1922-02-26
ITALY TO HAVE A TEAM
IN PENN RELAY GAMES

Italy, for the first time in the history
of the game, will send team to
compete at the Pennsylvania relay
carnival in April. News of the &C
ceptance of the invitation was re-
ceived by Chevalier Luigi Sillitti
Italian consul in this city, from
Ambassador Ricci at Washington.
Details regarding the selection OF
the team and it's journey to this
country have been let to Giambat-
tista Leale, director Of the Soclsta
Ginnastica Colombo of Geneva. the
athletes will be selected from the
leading Italian universities and col
leges. Decision as to wnlcn OF TN; tne
rsIay championships the team will
enter will not be made until after
a number of tryouts.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
ENGLAND STARTS WORK
ON BIG ATHLETIC PLANT

A start has been made in the con-
struction of England's greatest ath-
letic grounds. known as the British
Empire Exhibition, at Wembley. The
final of the English Cup soccer com
petition will be played there in fu-
ture, beginning in 1928. The million
pounds sterling necessary to COM
plete the undertaking has been prom
ised.
The ground will be oval in shape.
with an excavated surface, the ter
races, tiers of seats and grandstands
rising around it like an amphitheater.
The grounds will accommodate $4,000
70 5000
Evening star., 1922-02-26
YANKEES PLAY RUBBER
WITH FREDERICK FIVE

When the Yankees, District
basket ball champions. and the
Frederick. Md, quint meet at the
COliseum this afternoon they will
he battling In the rubber game.
Each team has won ON its own
floor. Another battle fs promised
fin the preliminary affair, the
ROamers and st. Teresas playing
for the junior District title in a
clash that will start mt 3:3O. The
big contest will begin an hour
later.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

INDIVIDUAL. AVERAGES.
Engraving-Bischon. $50: Callahan. 97-9;
Hawk. 96; Leakin, SS-13; Wathen. s7-3; Han
sen. Sj-14.
observation-disclosures 1Oo-16: Warren
9O-9: Kubel. eO-5: F. Reed. 30: Solem. 1910;
Ball, 10.
lor, s5-15; Sullivan. s2-5; Davies. SOL: Dough
erty. sos.
EIeeutivenssndsrson, al2; King ss4;
Addressograph--san Fellipo. 81: Maloney,
93l2; Bryan. $50: Rook. ss-l; Williams. 81,
10: Rosenberger. SIS: Gargano. TIL.
9l-5: Nef. 99-2; Falck. ss-1s: Stevens. s3-6;
Greenslet. s1-15.
Topography-Evans, 85-11: McNair. 9O-4
seitz, S9-2; Nelson. sS5: Munroe, SIS; Hahn,
L. c. B.-Brook.. $50: Hoyt. ss-2; Boteler
1912: stephl. 80: r. Reed. s7-4.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
COLONIALS AND ROYALS
TO BOWL ON THURSDAY

What Ia expected to be one Of
the most exciting and hard fought
that carded for next ThurSAay
night between the Colonials and
Royals on the formers alleys.
Manager COleman's ColOninls won
all three games from the Royals
last week. which put them in the
lead Of the District League by four
games. The ColOnfals have been
going @great guns" recently. hav-
ing won fifteen straight games and
tvventy-one out of the last twenty
Evening star., 1922-02-26
REACHES SOCCER FINAL.

FALL RIVER, Mass, February Is.
The Todd Shipyards foot ball club
the east against the west for the
national soccer championship by de-
feating the Abbott Worsted team OF
Forge Village, Mass, 2 to /. Todd
will meet the Sculline Steel team of
st. Louis in the Anal in tho Mound
CITY,
Evening star., 1922-02-26
LINWORTH'S BOWLING BEST
I'm ATHLETIC CLUB LEAGUE

CLUB breezng along
members the Athletic Club Bowling League the for the
- championship of that with ieen
defeats Unless the southwest boys slump feauy tey almost
the lead for their the
place,
behind Brookmon Temperance
Evening star., 1922-02-26
GRACE EPISCOPAL TEAM
ANNExES COURT HONORS

erx won the Sunday SCHOOL League
championship by defeating Metro
pOlitan Presbyterian last night at
the Y. NJ. c. A.. 81 to II. Metro
pOlitan got Off to fOur-pOint
lead. but Grace soon went TO the
front and remained in the van to
the finish, leading is 10 6 mt half
time.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
Yell in Baltimore Meet Army Wins From
BASKET TITLE TOURNEY
GOES INTO THIRD ROUND

ATLANTA. Ga. February 25-
Play in the Southern IntercOlle-
Eiate basket ball tourney went
fnt0 the third round with tOday'n
games. Competition will be re-
sumed Monday. The results:
South Carolina, "a; W0ffOrd, IS.
Tennessee, 10; Mississippi Col
leEe, IS.
North Carolina. 3:I New
berry, 81.
Mercer, 35s Kentucky, AZ.
Chattanooga, 25y Tulane, II.
Georgia, II, Vanderbilt, rs.
Georgia Tech reached the third
ound ON a second round bye.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

The Linworths have hogged about
all the records: They have made high
team set at 1.735 and high team game
at 59s, and the best team average at
519-8. Schweinhaut, a Linworth bowl
or, with 80. Is leading strike maker. F..
Noone Of Temperance is showing the
way at spare making. with "a. Daily
game mark with 146. the high set
mark with 37S and the high average
with 1922. League statistics fol-
low.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
THIRD VARSITY CREWS
WILL RACE. IN HENLEY

A cup for . new event at the an
nual American Henley ON the
SchuyIkill river ON May 27-a race
for a third varsity crew-has been
offered by Charles l.. BOrie. a trus-
tee of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. Heretofore only tho var
sity. Junior varsity, n 15O-pound
crew and the freshman shells have
figured in the regatta. Coach Joe
Wright Of the Pennsylvania creWs
In planning to enter five crews
including three varsity eights in
stead OF two.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
JR. S. S. LEAGUE GAMES.

Results in the Junior Sunday Schoo
Basket Ball League games played yes
terday are as follows:
Tech 1st, IS: Friends. H.
All Souls. I'd. l6: Tech I'd. s.
All Souls 1st. "a; St. Paul, 12.
Western. %; Camp Humphreys. IL
Mount Vernon. IA; Camp Hum
"" I'd, ss; .'Y" Day School. ?.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
Pirates Release RAIDER.

RAIDER. youthful southpaw pitcher,
connected with the Pittsburgh Ma
tionals last season, has been released
under an optional agreement to Min
neapolis.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
squirt NEAR THE CLOSE
GIVES YANKEES MARGIN

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 20
A squirt in the last few minutes or
play that netted ten points enabled
the Congress Heights Yankees to de-
feat the Alexandria Light Infantry
team in the arpory here tonight 4S
to 3S.
Outplaying the locals at all angles
in the first half. the Yankees led. "a
to 13 at intermission, but the infan-
trymen registered fifteen successive
points in the second half, to go ahead
at % TO 81. Then the Yankees got a
foul goal to even the count ana II
was deadlocked five more times be-
fore the visitors hit their winning strlue.
stride.
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Evening star., 1922-02-26
COLLEGE BASKET BALL,

At West POint-Army, rs, Navy, Fl.
At Lynchburs, va-virgfnia. 35;
w. and L.. 25.
= At Blacksbufg, ya-v. p. l., %:
". M. l., 10.
At Lafayette-Purdue, 70; Indiana,
At ChicngO-NOrthweste 20; Ohio,
Is.
At Chicago-Chicago, 23; Min
neHDta, II.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Goals from fonr-Tabb 90. Taylor tl0).
Williams 90. Engle Frawley t3l. Lewis. BIG
mer. :. Foster. Fletcher 49,. Goals from fouls
-Tabb. 3 in 3; EEgie, in a; Frawie!, j IN
G: Lewis. in =; Fletcher. in . Sutstltu-
tions-Devoe for EnGle, Encle for Miller.
Fletcher for Lewis Lewis for I: Foster, T.
Foster for S. Foster. Referee-Mr. l.. Cci-
lidower.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
GEORGETOWN TEAMS WIN
TROPHY IN OPEN EVENTS
lHfIltoppers Also Score in Relay-District High
...,. School Entrants Pile Up Many Points,
e Central Finishing Second.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

~ TTO MD February athletes scored heavily
X IA TIE Johns Hopknh Regiment indoor here tonight
with the point trophy for the open events
+-l fa Baltimore City College for
kno. the competition In addition scoring in the
t tho Washington also crossed the tape hrs
Evening star., 1922-02-26
Yale to Train at Macon Again.

The Yale base ball team will return
to Macon, Ga. this spring for train
ing, arriving there April IL. Games
have been booked between Yale and
Michigan, and q number of southern
colleges will send teams to Macon to
meet the Blue
Evening star., 1922-02-26


Wv ary 25.-Army beat the
Navy at basket ball today
in The annual service clash by a
score of Is to II. The game was
hard fought and closely contested
throughout, as all Army and Navy
athletic affairs are.
Both teams displayed unmistakable
evidence at times of the terrific
nervous strain under which they
were playing, but Army excelled in
all-round work, permitting but one
field goal in the first half. while they
themselves were shooting four.
Again in the second half Army was
able to maintain its lead through its
ability to chalk up another quartet
of goals from the field.
/ Navy did it's best work in the
second half, the final few minutes Of
which they used to advantage in cut
ting down Army's lead. With four
minutes to go Ault. Harris and Nc
Kee scored in succession.
The score. at half time. was Army,
13: Navy, s.
The gymnasium held the biggest
crowd Of the season. many high
ranking Army and Navy officers be-
ing among the thousands who wit
messed the contest.
1t was the first victory for the
Army over the Navy at basket ball
the Middies having won in 1920 and
1921.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
EASY FOR TERMINALS.

Terminal y had walkover in its
game with the st. Paul Episcopal
Church quint last night, the count be
ing 54 to 80. Tomorrow the Terminals
will play the Metropolitan Church fVe
Last nights summary:
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Goals from 1oor-Roberta, Moore. southsate'
KessIer 81. Goals from fouls-Engel (3'.
Ridsdale. Substitutions: Friends Asserson
for IIeckie. Fenning for Southgate, southga1e
for Moore.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
GAlLAUDET IS BEATEN
BY ST. JOHNS TOSSERS

ANNAPOLIS, Md. February 25.-St.
Johns College defeated Gallaudet at
basket ball here tongiht. Is to Is.
Gallaudet led. IL to 10, at the close of
the first half.
Two minutes before the end of the
game, Gallaudet led by Is to IA. Then
Cashell Gagged the ball twice in rapid
succession.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
ALoYsIUs FIVE AHEAD.

Aloysius tossers made a succesSfr
trip to Camp Meade yesterday. de-
feating the Cd Tank Corps team o.
that place. AZ to IS.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

For the first time in the history
of intercollegiate rowing, Yale and
Columbia will meet in a regatta on
the Harlem April 29.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Goals from foor-Heddons C1l). Atherton
(3l, Ingiey "a. Ford. Alexander 1a>: Seiple
t3,. Williams (2l. Petit 90. Goals from ,
fouls-Heddons. 10 in Ii: Petit. IN >; WI
liams o in l. Substitutions-Wil iliams for Sci
ple L. Hayden for L. Hayden. keferee-Mr-
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Omcera and directors Of the Wash
| ington City Duckpin Association. are
to meet at the Recreation this morn
| ing at II o'clock. The Affairs of last
years city tournament will be settled.
All contestants in that event who
have not received their prizes should
present claims this morning.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
SEXTET AT GALLAUDET
DEFEATS G. w. u. GIRLS

Gallaudet girls defeated the George
Washington sextet at Kendall Green
last night. II to l3, the winning point
being scored in five minutes of over
time play. This was the second game
between the teams. George Washing
ton winning the last time in an extra
period. Summary:
Gal. 1il. Positions. G w tl3l.
Miss Lerlere Left forward. -. Miss Bewer
Miss Robinson Right forward. Miss Tmbarli
Miss ClemOns. .CeDter. ........- Miss Beeier
Miss Crump. s. center. Miss penham
Miss Sewell ... Left guard. Miss Woldforh
Miss Moss ....... Right guard. ..... Miss Bowie
Goals from foor-Miss Leclere t3l: Miss
Sanborn a. Miss Bewer ~. Miss tmoach
f6l.- Goals from fouis-Miss Lecere. ! in ..
Mis-, Ssnlorn in 8: Mss Rewer. ! in !:
Miss Umbach. l in >. Substitutions-Mis ~
Sanborn for Miss Robinson. Miss Gribbie r.
Miss Crump. Miss Robinson for Miss Bew"9
Referee-Mr. Hess.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
ouint Seeks Opposition.

Washington Props are looking for
basket ball games in the Junior class.
Call L. Hagiman, Lincoln 7215-W.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Newspaper bowleTs VIII start their
second annual individual champion
ship tournament this week on the
Recreation drives. The first round will
be bowled Tuesday, starting at $3.50
in the afternoon, and the second round
Thursday. Bowling will continue on
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week
until a champion is determined. The
tourney will be conducted on the
elimination plan.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
PLAY EXTRA PERIODS.

Scoring nine points in the second
fve-minute period. the Navy fara
Marines defeated the Arlington A. c.
"a to 25 Summary:
Evening star., 1922-02-26
FRIENDS QUINT VICTOR
OVER "Y" DAY SCHOOL

Friends School defeated the ''Y''
day school, in a hotly contested bas-
ket ball game yesterday, 19 to IL
Ridsdale made thirteen of the WIN
ners' points. Summary
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Nationals now are leading in the
Washington Ladies' League. having
Engraving and Printing 10 second.
with 50 Victories and 10 defeats. City
Post Office is third. The standing Of
the other teams follows: Treasury.
war Department. Billies' Team, Oys-
tors. Western Union. Finance and
Post Office Department.
Nan Coppage of Oysters had the
best set for the past week. counting
302. Elizabeth Patterson Of Finance,
with ia, had high game. Jennie NAL
colin of the Nationals had second high
set with 2S1, and Edna Eckhardt, a
temamate, made second high game,
Evening star., 1922-02-26
Lfne-Cr and Summary.

Goals from noor-Cashell t3). Everstine t2l,
Matthews. Baynes (3). Boatright. Scrip.
Goals from fouls-Matthews. in 13; Cashell.
1 in /; Bradley. in IL. Substitutions: St.
Johns--Cashell for stecker. Hanson for Mat
:hews. Gallaudet-Wallace for Boatright.
Boatright for La Fountain. Referee-Mr.
Mentor, Loyola.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Goals from loor-Miss Kilton ts1, Miss Wald
man. Miss Hesse t2l. Goals from fouls-Mss
Kilton, . in 2: Miss Waldman missed /: Miss
Hcsse, 5 in 8: Miss Weitzel. in 3.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
COLUMBIA SEXTET WINS
FROM STROLLERS. 2O-11

Clever goal shooting by Louise Kill
ton enabled the Columbia sextet to
defeat the Strollers, on the Wilson
normal gym yesterday. 20 to IL. Nj
Kilton got eight goals from floor.
Summary:
Evening star., 1922-02-26
Positions. Arlington fasN

Goals from hoor-peters ,s,, Cokey 80
voilmer (a), Clark 90. Lee go. Louis, &C. ;
from fouls-Eollmer. in 4; Lee. j in 4
Clark. in 4. Referee-Mr. koontz.
Evening star., 1922-02-26
Line-Up and Summary.

Goals from fOor-ROosma (3l: Vfchules
Dabezies. Forbes t2,; Wood, Harris <.l;
Q out Of 1G; Ault. II out of 10. substitu
tions-Army. Don Storck for Dabezies, Pfeif
fer for Forbes; Navy, Blue for Lyon. Ref
eree-G. NJ. Messer. Cmpire-Oswald Tower
Evening star., 1922-02-26
WEST POINT QU|NT
GAINS EARLY LEAD
0utshoots ITS Rivals From
Floor in Both Halves.
Score Is 1921.

" JEST POINT, N. Y, Febru-
wv ary 25.-Army beat the
NAVY at basket ball TODAY
Evening star., 1922-02-26


1oc-ysrd. epen-won by Ls Gendre. 9; Q.
III yard); second. Kelly. Carnegis Tech
lscratch); third. Kelly, Lafayette "a yards)'
time, 1901.
lOO-yard, scholastic-Won by Kern, Central
Il yard: second. Early. woodberry Forrest
12Ik yards): third. Gordon. Central t2h
Sards); fourth. Burleish. Central t21s yards).
Half mile, schoIastic-won by Rohr. Bal
,imore City College t22 yards); second. John
tnn ,more ren city CO collese lie yard.i; fourth. De
Paula. Baltimore City College GO yards).
aims, 200 Is.
e,rdsj. Time. 40 Is.
..O.yard opeu-Won by Kelly. lafayette {6
AiNj; second. Gaffey, Georgetown Is yards) |:
hhV Walker, Virginia u yards) Time.
1io.yard opsn-won by Bohannon. Virginia
co yards): second. Shallou. Georgetown us
Eards) third. Tayes. Syracuse 90 yards).
410-yard scholastic-Won by Fountain. West
City college (scratch,: third. Montgomery.
Central (6 yards}: fourth. Johnston. Tech us
sardsl Time. O.55 2-5.
SsO.ysrd open-Won by Brewster, George
.,rsn f25 yards); second. Marsters. George
.fSTn (l2 yards); third. Shepherd. Navy (So
,ards). Time. 1.57 1-6.
6OO-yard interschslastie speeia[Eea ~
Bird. Atlanta Tech High; ssesaa. stRsas.