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Evening star., 1922-12-31
CHURCHILL, NOVELIST,
REVIVED navy ROWING

Winston Churchill. novelist ;..d pub
.!c ul;E- author 9: Richard Carvei
and many other writings. ie the father
Of modern rowing at tho Naval Acad-
eid.'. All Of his colleagues in this work
were members Of tho same class, that
Of 1894, one Of the most athletic ciasses
II the history os tne acrdi .lls'.
Churchill was i uIidshiprDan from
Missouri ana t..ore had been rowing at
the Naval .AcadenI: before his day, but
il had been dropped for u number OF
.tcars. Churchill became interested III
reviIilg tn. sport and VAS Successful
n uoing go. 1t has nov been L sport at
the Naval Academy continuously for
twenty eight years and the institution
has reached the ilrst place among row.
ing colleges.
At the period VIXEN Churchill was q
clidsnipmaH. or :; cadet IS they were
then termed. the inea!beTs OF the second
the summer Tor practical instruction I'll
Engine ering. Cilurchiiis class remained
h re during the summer ce 1888. He tool.
advantage OF the occasion to organize
u four. IaI other rIenibers Icing Josopi
VI. Reeves and George T.. Gem!. ootn
. >;i;,t:.inj III the Navy ro". ana C1!.Ury
Niusnip. who has retired.
This ere rowe one race, Z short Ci.c
;lg1;ist tie Severn Boat Club cI -An:Ia
polls. and was defeated, bCt Il gave
rowing - start 1t tic ac4deluy. The
next year these four n:th four others
organized All eight and Lad soIl.e races.
and rowing nas be&u u sport a. III.
Naval academy ever since
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KENNEL AND FIELD

Is at t.1e Washington Kennel CiuD
Jsuuary Is and y are advised that
I'd 5. Scan.id's b;:i store, at 7l2 18th
e On January Is. This allows elerei
The entry Zee will be SEQ for each
far il excess OF this amount, Il Is
will enter their charges.
Cor discussion 2. the anEua' meeting
ot .ile :.r.e-ica1 Kennel GLIB '--as tie
ii.t-od-ct;on into this country. o. IL:
dogs. The German idea IS e prev: F.
tn Development % two 49, =
:ypcs, oce fo- SHOW s:.- ttc ot.,e.' for
To.k. Il condi.ion waI.h r"~ -~.s.s
il the setter. while the AmericaI! idea
IS that IN testing doEs o. osft'vi!
in the ring an element Of neld trial
work is employed. The american.
Kennel Club mas ruled against tie
German system Of Judging. and the
appearance of t1o distinct types u
these dogs may De expected
F9nciers Of settlers nave Lepio:cd
the existence OF tits condition for =
.ong time. The s.aow-tyl'e s.tte-.
wll!.e L beautifli animal. IS worthless
i. tie :ic.G. ;.-C tlc ru-k.is scstcr-
= really useful cog and q wond. ri ul
worhe.. c..n.-o- ezpect tu y :. - nc
.silo" bc1.ci. IL competition. With his
paHlpert1 aTu gonsh! cCOsEI- 1AS
w,.o.v question =, Wna; Go Ne eApec.
from our dogs? It seems that one
sensible answer would be. Il yoU want
= pet dog. get one OF the purely PEI
breeds which are good for nothing
else. but 20 rot spoil q working dog
by making Z hothoase product ii
him The opinion OF taA-Germa:.
STANDARD On the shepherd dog is. Let
us RENE mbe- TIA, tie shepherd Is
primarily a working cog and that
his r>.t. beatty les IL his usefui
ness
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UGO FRlGERiO UNABLE
TO COMPETE IN U. S.

NEW NORk. December 3d.
Frederick ". Ruben. secretary
treaAurer Of the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United states. has
received u cnblegrnm from CxO
frigerio. Olympic wrlking cham
piUn. to the effect thut he would
be unable 10 compete mt certain
indoor athletic meets scheduled to
be held in the United states within
the next few months, due to the
death Of his father.
FriKeriO was scheduled 10 sail
for this country "B January IL.
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the first two as forwards and Dey as
center Quite number have been
playing impressively as guards. with
Dick Johnston. and Merle Miller shad :
ing the others L trihc.
Eastern is not going to be the
easiest proposition III the High School
League If the team continues to
progress as IL has during the past
two weeks. Isoudabush, O'Dea,
Ness,er and Bennie for several days
haze been playing in nidseason form
and Coach Guyon declares he has
some other boys who have taken to
the game with great Zest. He con-
siders the Capitol Hill quiut much
better than that OF last year, and the..
Eastern was no weakling.
are developing rapidly and probably
Will make matters interesting for all
opponents. Business really is better
oil for material than 1t was last SEA-
sou. "hen il finished SECOND in tue
high scIoo! championship struggle.
IL games wiki the high schools at
-ln3aro.is and Iyattsvili" iast week
strength. While Tee. Is getting along
well. despite u deartiI uf experienced
players.
vt '.,--tins OF the AiSl: -cnool
IL "uitL .i'h.etic advisers 'is weak
oliiciais Tor tie title series viii be
se!er;et. and assigned TO games and
there is a possibility that 4 -earranse-
ineac O; the schedule wifi be attempt
ei. AS the schedule now stands IT
conflicts with important outside
games listed by several OF the sctioo.s
New zone rui.s in this seasons
basket bail regulations have been
considerably discussed and in some
sections they are being modified by
committees In charge OF scholastic
made TO speed UP the game and to
differentiate between fouls which
affect tie scoring and those which 90
not. In the nstte- OF fr-e tosS'p~
the Philadelphia Iuterscholastic
Basket Bail League has decided to
depart somewhat from the code. 1t
will allow t-vo free throws only for
fouls which are committed within the
limits OF the foul zone and whicl.
affect the offensive team in two par
ticulars-wher the player f"uied is
the goal, or dr,bbi;ng
With the addition Of Tech to the
ranks OF the high and preparatory
schools OF this section : fostering
swimming, interest IN uatator!al
competition aereabout will he In
creased. More than seventy boys
have answered Manager Harwood's
cali for team candidates az Tech, and
Coach Adams ct the Boys Y NJ c. a
HarwooG IS preparing a schedule and
expect to boo,, dual meets with Western
and Central in February.
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as soon Us Ills college, ca.ee- "-s
over. Fearing took Up r.Ac,.C IS. court
tennis. ia2.n tennis and goif. He has
been the holder OF the nationa! cham
rionship in r:.cquets and court tennis
toUb es. ana has cone within aa ace
OF the singles title. AZ lawn tennis,
and golf he .eyc- became Z .atioaa'
figure but still is u sta rear.i4s
found time with al oe these to be-
come {. great S.. iln:ner and 4 good
Slo.. lie has a!so given his atte eatio;.
tc the sporty 35-footers. and Is re-
garGe6 as the finest sailor Of Z 3u-too,
yacht GA the New England coasi,
,yhica IS tantano-Dt 20 Il ccc.aratiou
..e Is tae oxSt u. America. T.Ea,iy.
."ea-i:.g .tuI to :ir1isneS and has
:. Iie-l .: III; own. lie Is CoT &c
SarGeG as I. IIastct aviator.
keene Next In Line.
Svxt 20 Fearing proaaDi: toxi.a.,
E.aue suoc;C get TIE Il-cc. While
rot :. star IL SO varied line. lie has
SPECIALIZE il. = Iu1i.ueE OF sports
gr.th great slc:o.s. hee.e IS one o!
the !.ignest Handicapped po.o play
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New Orlean. Result.

rIRST RACE, SIX turiongs-Bedazzie, WOE
Ormont second: Rork, third. Tim. LIS.
Scratched-Ferna ndos, Sir Sidney, Radian;
Josephine c., Evelyn Sawyer. S!andered ant
irish Pat.
SECOND RACE. Che mile and flrlong-
Pirate Niece. won: Tyranny. second: BrowL!
Bill third. Time, 15S 3-5. ScIstcheo-Moou-
,snk4. Psat4red.. Have Smarr, Bonneville
" ukeas and Hutchinson.
THIRD RACE, nlIle and 1uGlcns-
Maize, Won: Tricks. second; Bill 1nd Coo,
third. Tine. l.5s 2-5. scratcheA-Pclygamist
Cockroach. Spectacular Girl, Allro, Handful
and Wadsworth 5 Last.
FOURTH RACE. six furlcngs--knight of the
He eather. won; Hs6risa. second: Picnic. thirc.
Time. LA 3-5. Scratched-Springvale, Pietrls
and Night Boat.
FIFTH RACE. one mile and sixteenth
Crack O. Dawn, won; Servitor, second; Belgian
Queen. third. Time, 146 AS. Scratched
Car. ar on.
SIXTH RACE, one mile and a sixteenth-
Jim third Time. las as. scratched-on
High, Tingling, Natural and Mary G.
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other. Al every game one fInds I'M
, large da,Iies devote much space to
sporting news. Rio has one daily
devoted entirely to sports.
Writers of the Latin American
countries have commented in the p ST
on the lack Of sports. giving as the
, cause the prevalence Of gambling and
other vices. They now assert that
with the men Of Brazil turning to
, athletics and sports of all kinds there
will be gradual improvement in ma
tional morals as well as in physical
health.
Terms for Foot hall.
Because Erazilians In the past had
TO athletics and sports, the language
was devoid of words describing them,
and new words and expressions have
had to be coined, and In many cases
the American and English words have
been adopted with slight variations of
spellinG.- but given Portuguest pro-
nunciattous.
| Americans attending 2 foot ball
| game III Brazil unless able to speak
Portuguese win not recognize the foot
ball terms as spoken and shouted by
| the rooters on the bleachers, although
when the same words appear in print
! they ;sre quite readily recognized.
Some of the most common American
foot ball terms have been Brazilian
tZed as folioWs;
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BOSTONIAN HAS STARRED
in ELEVEN COMPETITIONS
An Al1.kOund Performer While at Harvard and Still
Active in Several Lines of Endeavor-Over
Six Feet Tall and eighs 200 Pounds.

EASTERN athletic authority has revived the old question
~
question discussed
sweTed Most followers OF would probably Tiorp
Indian
question that suggested
select his records proficiency
widely
Boston, Harvard athletic and president
the Boston Tennis and Racquet Club.
Fearing in his tine has been sta- Or e H. i. cos sl ,sse
ing swimming and seonaues Fearing and still physical
Stding
go pound he does not carry OF superfuous he IS
college
= bestha
and rowing
the varsity eight t vas the best boat
the racc
Evening star., 1922-12-31

ers 81 America 2..L ..as !e1 Ail.e-.e;.-
Ilieii4a tioi.a. te&las On successful,
guests fer thc worlds t.t.e AT that
great sport. lie has -Tyi. the VanGe.-
prot~ ss:ol.ai 4notol racers IL Il
! World. lie has also ..ul the a.
, t:cn2- Champ. p.ons..iQ N bot. -..cs.-,s
ano court tei.Ei: Thus Ill o--e time O.
anotheE. keene cOIld h. = 6-a;. Ii-Iea
as Z nation. cl.amJ.on "a toi- : n T.
.At soor : I'cco-d liver ,C-a!v
~ :.EOt.icI NAH.
But Keene .qas aol co1te.t ~ az
!; trere. Coming l.;.tura.l!' ITO p 20.
oE toIss flesh through hi fIr.-e-
jan eS =. Nce.e, ole Of =" sry;.,..
:.gure5 l.. tL4 i.isto-y Of TIC ~: -r' q;
, tvrS, FoNila-! Keen. IS reea-Ge,. =
one of T." grrat-st t.r.a-.e.-T ,.'o,
. coCutr- a-.4,. -teep.cc..ase rider -.
ever lived. At H.rrar1 u. ..!s 1-..r.
j-Graduate uIys nrel.c - "a-:a..
! quarterback - J pla. e. ,,asv as.l' t.,
also Is nanny ~ sGuaat -ic4 ci'
law! teiiI.is and = u, " l. so..g'
1 A,!G has ! reputation - = c:-ae.. a-.,..
Suc.. {. Coz. o...at:ol4 Of s.,..et:, Ti.,~-
. :na..es hin, q close -:vs. % Fc%-!!.z.
IIo.e-.-, hevi.e Ti-tt..-a =.
. ceased act:ve cola3c tit:o:-. e-ee1- 1
polo. % !, certsil. ext nj. ;..G j.. -:l.-
r-:le Fe1":ag i 50. .ct.:s
Thorpe Aor So Nersniiie.
J.... Thorpe -ra& a. vi! i..9.c -
! ..ocn- athletic c.lai:.5.oa nd oi.c q.
TIE greatest iaIt bacAS ;..&, Ger
/ played fcot bail. AS : base BAL: p.aj>.
lie was GOOD enough: t. be = r..ea.ba.'
. Of tie New YORK Giants. Ee oieo II
/; good SHOT ailG : fair basket uai! .5.a:-
c.. IL: thorpe has MAN. sI,o-ts L =.
, :..:s n his list --t1:ci. ind t.cr.lg .:
Eee:.s .t:-rs.
ANON, ot'lcr claimants Tor c'-a.--'
..o,.u:s re Iio"a:i Perry, former
-'cn:l 1901 ..a'! bas. bal and track -
!-:.-i,! .:lee: coi.-g!.te ai-arou:.2 HAai.,-
,iou: 1i;-r-i:l Sheridan. -i:o won t'.e
'at.rr tit - the O.rmpic games:
Alvin 1I:2eI zie:r. Penn's grvat tc.-c,-
:-t!.ieta OF ? .;:crte- of !; century aF'
a;lc johnny Carols. Mich:gat!s = ii
ais Do-. l.-c.l.
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TUFTS GRIDMEN TO PLAY
SEVEN GAMES NEXT FALL

Tufts foot oai schedule for :.ext fall.
aa:.o-uceG. IS aho.te:' b. rwo games
than tnat OF 1924. Williams Norwic-.
ane Bos.c.. University g-il. *. oc pia.'-
eG, LCt fla-:a.e IS all,-ec. i1e.'e = tie
list:
October {. Connect cut +AG-tc-.t4-a. :
Couege: =. Bates: -. We.;.eyaa; =.
liiCdieDUr5 tplace Undec:deol: No
yemLer ., Harvard a: Cambridge; 1c-
Bovdoir: II, Massachusetts Agr:Cc.-
turAl College 1t AInherst.
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pufpOS SHORTY.
, for the week are: Tuesday, Post
Office VS.. Nationals; Wednesday, Rath-
skeller vs. Corby Bakery: Thursday
| District Motto: Company VS.. Colu'n-
| bia; Friday, Curb Cafe VS.. Potomac
, Bank.
Several marches Were settied dur,
ing the past week in the Odd Fellows
League and everything nov is
, squared away for the second hal, y
the season. Tuesday Central meets
; Federal CITY: Wedue sday the Wash
ingtou and Brigh:wood ouints get to
F! t;ether; Thursday the Covenant and
Fred l.. Stuart teams clash: Fricay y
Salem and Mount Plea SAINT are SEIZED
uled; SATURDAY the Golden Rule boy :
Will try for a higher position by
crushing Harmony.
Good matches are carded fc- I'll.
week in the Washington Ladies'
League as per schedule: Tuesday,
City Post Oniee VS.. Co!umbiana and
Post Office Department vs.. Sales Tan
Wednesday. Mount Pleasant W.. Reg
istry; Thursday, War Department ".
, Independents: Friday. Hilltoppera ".
Internal Revenue: saturday, W eSter!'
Union KS. Biilic's Team.
. Teppin bowlers who have regretted
! the advent OF the duckpin era viii
again have their innings Z: the old
game. The King Pin alleys will ia
! stall facilities for tenpins from /
| am. to $50 pm.
| ], W. Wood. manager of the King
Pin. has received go many sugges-
| tions- from residents of Mount Pleas
ant that he install tenpin facilities
that he decided to give the veteran
players a chance to do come
| back;
New Year day prizes will be given
for the high score each hour in each
section.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Tia Juana Results

FIRST RACE, six furlongs-Thirty.seven
wen: Robert L. Owen. second: Plunger third
Time. IA 3-5. Scratched-Delancey and Syn
copaticp.
SECOND RACE. six furlonss--Poor Puss
Won; Tom Owens. second: Celebrate. third.
Time, LIS 5. Scratcbed-No Rain.
THIRD RACE, one mile and seventy yards
Laura Cochron won: Lariat. seco-d; Rhy,ner,
third. T-me 1.46. All started.
FOURTH RACE Ave and one-half furloags-
Col Matt won; Col. Snider. second; Corn Gut.
ter. third. Time, 1.07 2-5. All started.
FIFTH RACE. six furlongs-Joella J. won 1;
Paisley, seccnd: Carlos Enrique. third. Time.
l.l3 4-6. ALI started.
SIXTH RACE. one mile and one-eighth-
Regresso Won: Just Right seco ID: Madgc F.,
third: Time. 1.64 4.5. All started.
,riles-Lonanns Wen; Frank Fogarty, second !;
Wocdie Montgomery. third. Time las.
Soratched-War Penny.
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Havana Results

FIRST RACE. six furlongs-Last Chance
II. won; Get EN-. second: Big Son. third.
Time. LA 2-5. All started.
SECOND RACE. six fu lonss-Arrah Go On
wen: n jor Dome, second: Ruldles. third.
Time, l.13 40. Scratch. d-Article x. Swift
Cri ket. Golden RED and End Man.
THIRD RACE, sig furlongs-Ro led Gold
von; Jennie c., second: IlluSionist, third.
Time. lis 2-S. AL started.
F0uhIH RACE: one mile and fifty Yards
ch !. third. Tine. / a is. Scratched
Bloomington and Bierman.
FIFTH RACE. one mile-orris won; Drap-
cry. second Jap Mums. third Time, 1.4i IS.
Scratched-M b.
SIXTH RACE. one niile-San Pablo, won; :;
Wedge wood, second; Heliocross, third. Time,
l.4l IS. scratched-Edith K. Mad Nell and
Orchard King.
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BIG GAMES IN CANADA
FAIL TO DRAW THRONGS

l.. contrast with the crowds atIe.3
i..g Collegiate foot bill classics. til
Taa;.diau games are less extensive /
thei- appeal t. the public. QueeI :
I rsIty. Kings on, is rugby st.l'
4 al..p!oi. i:- reason - it, iZ-to5--
point triumph over Argonaut. The o.
ec.al attendance WAS 1885,. ar6 tL7
receipts s16.056.:5. Each club :'ece,v-
cd about s6.o0o.- The Canadian Tn'or
subtract $500 and it performs al H.
Wur.: OF staging the game.
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Basket Ball Begin Earnest Fearing Rated Greatest Athlete
FATOR CAN BEAT LANG
FOR 1922 RIDING TITLE

NEW ORLEANS, December 30
The race for 1922 riding honors
between "Chick" Lang, American
champion Jockey, who had i've
mounts at Jefferson today without
u winner, and NJ. FEtOr, riding at
Tia Juana. was narrowed down to-
night with Lang leading By one
point. according to unomcial com
pilation. Eator rode two winners
today, bringing his season record
10 1856. compared with 1S6 for
Lang. Fator HAS the opportunity
of riding in eight races tomorrow.
while LnnK will bc idle.
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Z. OF c. NOT A MEMBER

NEW HAVEN. Conn. December :.
The knights Of Columbus has ::
sued a statement at national heaG-
quarters denying any connection with
the recently formed National Amateur,
Athletic Federation. The only body
with which the knights of Columbus $
as an organization is associated IS
the American Olympic Association.
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GRAND CIRCUIT J0LTED.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. December ST.
Stewards of the Grand Circuit arr
raced with the possibility Of forminc
q new loop when they gather -
Toledo. Jai.uary s, as the result q.
the resignation OF Philadelphia and
Poughkeepsie and the probable drop
ping out OF Keadville. Atlanta as
has said 1t would not hold a meeti:.
next season.
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TWO LOUIS HORSES WIN
AS RACE MEET CLOSES

NEW ORLEANS, L.. Dec. 30
Twenty-six days Of mic winter racing.
brought 10 close at Jefferson Park
this afternoon. was marked by = double
victory for sam Louis. the Kansas City
h;.lterina, whose Knight Il the Hea the.
snG Crack o'Dawn contributed much II
the Class IL al, exc. edingiy cheap Gay :
Sport. Sergeant Mortimer Murphy and
Apprentice Neiu shared The honors viii
Louis because they were trainer aild
rider Of III, victorious pair.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
OFFICIALS TELL PLAYERS
REASONS FOR PENALTIES

In EAsiGnd the Foot Bal League
management committee fsoccer) have
instructed referees and l.nesmen that
In cases where players are penalized
Tor breaches Of the rules they should,
upon making their requests courteousls',
be afforded the reason for the decision.
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THIRD IN CHESS EVENT.

NEW YORK, December 30.-New
York University by defeating Cornell
3is to Il. in the final match of the
twenty-fourth annual meeting Of the
intercollegiate chess league. took third
place In the final standing. The College
Of the City OF New York had already
ci,nched first place. with Pennsylvania
second. Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology ranked fourth and Cornell
last.
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GILBERT DENVER PILOT.

DENVER. Col, December s0.-Wii-
liam Gilbert, second baseman for tho
New York Giants when they won
the world series in 1905 and last sea
son manager Of the Waterbury team.
Of the Eastern League, has signed to
manage the Denver club OF the West
er1 League for 1893.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

street. beginning Tuesday and ciosir
days in which entries may be made.
class, ard as the prizes offered are
expected that many local dog owner
Many persons have the opinion that
their dogs ere not eligible FOR entry
because II having = doubtful ped:
gree. This is not The case. and any
cog q = recognized 1trecd en- Re cl.-
tired with the notation, Pedigree
hand" bg paying listing fee OF
% CENTS. There are many really
good dogs which might gain their
championships and thus earn q reg
istration number with the American
Kennel Club If this rule were gen.
orally known.
Those who, find j. inconven.ent to
go TO the Office at 7f2 18th street to
make their entries IN person may
write the secretary, Charles y. WAY
son. a. 1142 Lamon' : g and xc
premium lists @,.d entr:' blanks Which
niaT sc !tleC OFT a-d l..a.icG. % the
otice.
The sanctioned show held y TIE
Kichmonc arTnory il Baltimore o..
December % BY the Maryland Kennel
Club brought out considerably over
offered for the best dog IL each
breed, and one OF these was brought
home by a " ashington Cog. DR.. II. X.
l'reiotts bullterrier Brigadie-.
A number of Washington f"nciers
were unable 10 attend Decause OF III
element wea her. al q hull g,
longing 80 Frank Z L-etci. u i.
Child and Dr. H *. Freiott were tie
only representatives OF Washington
dos',o,u. y ,ouns bulltcrrior Itch
from Leeteh's kennels took Iirst
puppy, also out for the lirst time.
went second. Leetcli's Newccin
Teddy won first novice dogs and
Childs consistent winning bitten Lady
Lavender, who has eleven of the re-
quired fifteen points for her clanl-
pionship, took first open.
Among the officials were Charles
\. Watson and ]. Allan Hoffar. both
local authorities. and their decisions
were well received. watson was
called on for some close decisions.
rels of choice bulldogs. while Hof-
far, judging wire-haired, Sealyham,
Welsh, Irish. Airedale and bullter-
riers, had the largest Of all entries.
Babbie OF Wyd0,vn, Gus Dfers' shep-
herd brood bitch. has recently
whelped a litter of ten healthy pup
pies ut William f. James kennels. in
nillbrook, L. C.. where she is quar-
t...ed. The sire of this litter is not
given out, but Babb,e has i record of
having wieiped some OF the best
sneIherds owned in the city. among
which are Wilton J. Lambert's Cherie
and ]. r. Walters F'rieda.
Among the subjects which came Up
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aected IT this stage OF the season.
L. -.-dt.itaIy a-d two others are lil:ely
Tho court sport will make It's bow
nrr.orrow III Central with ! game
,etuven alumni and unoer graduates.
"4cscay Tect VIII trtert;iu 8 aunt
.O..lpoScd OF Basket ball eEtE lsl;iSsi
e. the freshmen class ;.t the tDivcr-
..ty Of Mary iarG. Gonzasa viii be
1st 10 III. Ga!laudet Re erves Wed
.vsday ana E.!l y ia't Eastern fr!oay.
.s. TIE last mentioned day Hiss Elec-
lcoun,e- the George Washington
diversity freshmen Saturday.
Hyattsville Higa School ir due 70
. wade Washington Friday afternoon
Western. Both of these high schools
4svr listed the A;sryiandeiN for tilt
III that time. Central has all but
'.1seG arrangements tor { contest
.tE The baltimore City college, I'VE
Baltimore saturday.
central and Business are TIE only
ell school teams entertaining OF
-'t-j- own iioo-s this WiUte-. Teen is
living its lone games IL the Ma
rral G2ard arl-.o-y j. L strecs l ear
rl'. '-;.Iie Eastern and Western are
r-l.nS forth at Central ColiSe unl.
rr.. last mentioned court will he used
.5- q! games OF the annUa., inter
!gh sc,.ooi champion series.
Va matter who IL selected from the
.-cup available. 1t Will be !. fornild
bic lluu:a, team that faces Cantra:
,r..o-row afternoon in the g!!'n!.a-
I'M Of the Mount Pleasant Scnooi
ga0se who have been praceic.as the
st week for the graduate CUNT are
1o!o.aon aEu Bop Newly OF George
Washington, Hllrian OF Cine!nIa,i'
,utfy and Walker OF Dartmouth,
r,ucEIey OF Perm State. Dick Newoy
: Princeton and Noot.. The start
-s lineup of the alumni prob1oiT
III, 1inG HiI!u.an and Walker as Ior-
Yards. Duny as center aE4 tne
ewbys as guards. he game Is 70
:et under way at : O'Clock. with zoe
"tsserald aa' Jimmy Hughes othci-
Ing.
ceutral hnS shout determined TO
vail itself OF the services of S. 7.
Xn!hie and Bert Coggtns, faculty
Ierr bers as basket bail coaches this
Informally IL charge OF the squad -or
ore thar. two wcells, have l.2G iauch
experience in basket ball. and the
'-o-1 OF the Central squad II drills
indicates they possess much ability
- teachers OF the game. Both KIM
o,e and Cosgtns are Intensely inter
.stcd n athletics. are earnest work
rs ard admirably fitted TO take
large OF the baslleters.
Competitions for positions on the
:ertral quiUt has been exceptionally
cen and 10 definite selections prob
BY vii. be made until just before
he high school series starts next
eek Al present Bi-thright, Chill
,-5ss ard Capt. Dey, all veterans.
.oe.a assured OF permanent positions,
Evening star., 1922-12-31
YANKEE SPORTS BOOMING
AMONG BRAZILIAN YOUTH
BY CLAUDE o. PIKE.

>a d
4 MEXICAN and British making rapid ay
u B-azians bail
Brazil. ball growing popularity.
extensively Argentina Chile,
has national foo, bali
played This Brazil the championship South America
championship arranged
travel from TO another At finds
Evening star., 1922-12-31
FIVE TEAMS BATTLING
FOR. LEAD Al. BOWLING

\ close race Is being staged in The
Evening Star Duckpin League. with
five Of the eight teams very much iii
the running. Indians are leading b.
three games, but are liable to be
knocked from their perch at any time.
The averages follow: