Evening star., 1923-01-10

INST what code will govern the big
match tonight has not been deter
mined The management OF tue NeI
ties has asked that part OF the coi, i
test be conducted under the cor
Ieeiate rules and part under the pro
fessional Manager Eratburd or tne
locals insists that all OF the game pc
Governed by the collegiate laws. me
Yankees have not competed under pro
regulations, while the CeltlcS nave
nIayed several gameS in accordance
with the collegiate rules and are thor-
oughly familiar with them.
Bob O'Lone's Dominican Lyceums
will be hosts to Otis Athletic Cup
tonight in the Lyceum gymnasium q.
9Th and F streets southwest. Ineir
game will follow one between tne
dominican Reserves and the AlnWeiIs,
starting at 1880 o'clock. The iatter
match will mark the debut of the Re
serves. II is the intention OF the
Dominican management to book pre-
Iiminaires for all of their big con-
tests. Teams interested may com
municate with Manager Joe r.
1eraId at sos 7th street southwest, or
Telephone Franklin 6475 or 1O2l.
Perry Preps' 11O-pound team defeat
ed the Cincos, % to 26. McGann
field goal during an extra nve-nlnure
period deciding the issue. The Perrys
have won eight straight and Will go
after a ninth win Friday night. when
they are to tackle the Dlamond
Juniors in Wilson Normal gymna-
sium.
Dixie Midgets. who meet the Mid
lands tonight and are to go to Ma
nassas Friday to play the Manassas
Midgets, desire more engagements
Send challenges to Manager T. w.
Dixon, 1928 Good Hope road southeast,
or telephone Main 1928 between s am.
and 4:30 pm
strengthened their squad, are becom-
ing chesty and consider themselves
ready to meet all teams from the 126-
mound class to the unlimited. Chal-
. Milton Z. Hazel, at room BIT, Brown
ley building, 1900 street, or over
telephone. Lincoln 5246-J,, between
$3.50 and $50 pm.
west Washington Baptists, who de-
feated Boiling Field, 45 to rs, and
have a game with the American
Railway Expressmen tomorrow night.
want more contests. Challenges may
be. sent to Manager L. II. Phillips,
room 3947, Navy building, or stele-
phoned TO Main 5201, branch 1442.
Pyramttf Athletic Club of the 1856
pound division is seeking matches
with teams possessing HOURS All
challenges may. be telephoned to
Manager Lelan Knapp, Lincoln 3011.
Basketers of the Live Wires Class
of Metropolitan Baptist Church are
casting about for engagements with
teams Of the 125-pound class having
gymnasiums. L. Fl. Stull, tr., at 40S
4th street northeast. will receive
challenges.
Circle Athletic Club was no match
for the knights OF Columbus tossers
in a 47-to-19 clash. The Caseys were
4 checked to some extent in the first
part of the fray, but ran roughshod
over their opposition in the second
half. Swift and Bezel played stellar
games for the Victors.
American Legion baskefers were
rather easy pickin's. for the George
Washington University team at Cen
trail Coliseum. The Hatchetites gain
ed a lead earlyktn the match, increas-
ed 1t as the game progressed and
won, % to IL. Tomorrow night the
Legionnaires face the Veterans of
Foreign Wars at the Coliseum In the
first game Of o. series OF three tor tina
ex-servtoe mems District &stle.
Feeia- easily Oyereame, xhs Sc