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Evening star., 1925-02-22

ranks Washington will see in ac-
tion for the first time since they ar
rived to take up their residence
here. three youthful athletes Just
separated from the famous Red.
White and Blue troupe of Panama
Canal Zone swimmers. These three,
the Whaler sisters. will swim in
three different races and are expected
toe form the nucleus of the relay
team.
Judging from last Wednesday, the
closing night for try-outs. the most
| interesting races are likely to be the
44oyard swim and the back stroke.
In the latter event Florence Shading
Capitors mainstay, will be forced to
extend. herself to keep pace with
Beatrice Woodford and Beatrice Coles,
as well as with lone Whaler. the
youngest of the sisters. Inasmuch as the
lsan-comers are being allowed to, enter
three swimmers in each race and have
an accomplished group of entrants. it
will no the surprising to see them make
a clean sweep in the last event, par
ticularly because Florence SHADING
has done most of her work this Win
ter in the crawl and breast stroke.
Although Tillie RRine has been
making phenomenal progress in the
back stroke, 1t Is doubtful if she will
challengers. In the 440 Katharine
Pfeiffer will be supported by Thelma
Winkjer, who, although District one
| mile champion for 1924, finished be-
| hind Katharine Pfeiffer in the 1928
race down the river.
These two Capitols will have to
| reckon with the youngest Miss
Whaler, whose records for distance
! swimming are guarantees that this
| will be one of the most keenly com
peted events.
The teams of the Capitol Athletic
| Club, as announced by Capt. Elbridge
Colby, coach, are as follows:
| Relay-Taylor, winkjer, Raine and
! Mitchell
Fancy diving-Fsunce and Pettin-
gill.
&o-yard free style-Mitchell and
| Taylor.
44o-yard free styIe-winkjer and
so-yard back stroise-Skading and
Raine.
so-yard breast stroke-winkier
and Pfeixer.
leo-yard free style-Mitcheil and
! Taylor.
With this list of entries the coach
4 has calculated that he should win
/ the meet by a margin of at least four
and possibly seven points, providing
the diving performances are M TO
| standard. Spectators viii be ad-
mitted to the meet as usual
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in keeping with their agreement
with George Marshall who is staging
tho Sunday night games, the Alloys
and Bakers yesterday submitted
eligibility lists of TO players to be
used in the series. Ryan. Murphy.
Hook, O'Dea Duffy, Ford, Collins and
Mills will perform for the 1 street
club while Sauber, Goetz, Catlin.
Edelstein Johannis, Ward. Roll and
Downes will play for the Corby quint.
Ford and Sauber have been named
as the two captains.
Jim Duffy, Paul Collins and Tommy
| Ford have long been identified with
Alloy sius basket ball fves. Tom
Hook and Joe ODea, former Eastern
High stars. and Robbie Mills of Con
zaga need no Introduction. Phil
Ryan and Joe Murphy, the newcom-
ers to the squad. are New Englanders
studying in Washington.
Nate Sauber, Ray Catlin and
Johnny Goetz have been the back
| bone of the present Corby team for
many years. Noah Downes. Gallau-
det's flashy athlete of several seasons
back. is popular with the local
court followers. Charlie Ward and
Joe Johannis, newcomers from Notre
Dame, and Irish" Edelstein, New
York city College star. are at present
studying in Washington collegiate
institutions. Pat Roll performed last
season with the Interior Department
FIVE.
There will be no raise in prices
for the big Sunday night double at
traction Tickets will be sold be-
senblum game tonight, and will be
placed on sale at Spalding's tomor-
row morning.
AIoysius Big Five basketer~ encount-
er the formidable Allied court COM
| bination of Baltimore on the Con-
zaga court this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Earlier in the season the Allieds won
| decision over the i streeters, but
| since then the Alloys have been going
| strong, and have run up a string OF
| 13 straight Victories. The preliminary
! fracas will be staged by the Stantons
| and Peck Memorial tossers, starting
| at 2:So.
Alexandria High and George Mason
| basketers will meet in the final game
| of the Second Athletic District sched-
/ ule Monday night at the Alexandria
armory. Having a clean record OF
! four wins, the Alexandria five have a
| sure hold on the title, but are anxious
to finish up the season with clean
slate. The contests will be preceded
| by tilt between girl teams of the
| two schools.
Columbia Athletic Club and George
Mason basketers will clash in the
Alexandria armory on Wednesday
night On Saturday the Episcopal
Lightweights will be the opponents
of the Columbias.
St. CyYrian Reserves believe that
| the Shiloh and Kansas Athletic Club
teams are sidestepping them. Man
ayers Of both teams, and any other
quints wishing to book contests, are
requested to call the ST. Cyprfan
| manager at Lincoln 1861.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

AT Eastern the upper classmen,
seniors and juniors, being the vet
| Grams of the school, have the edge on
| the under classmen, the sophomores
and freshmen. If there are any up
sets in the athletic forecast it will
more than likely be caused by the
green first classmen. or late this
squad has displayed enough pep and
agility to run through the defense of
many a worthy champion contender.
About IA 'Es' will be presented to
the outstanding basket ball girls who
have demonstrated besides their ath-
letic ability satisfactory academic
work and those qualities expected in
the best type of citizenship.
The rosters of the Eastern class
teams follow:
Seniors-Ga1atzo (captain), Dalrym-
pie (manager), Corkins, Flourny,
Lendstron, NJ. Reudi, Barrett, Repetti,
Schneider
Juniors-Seitz (captain), Collifewer,
Butler, Gibson, Roberts, Heinrich.
Sophomores-Mullen Wheeler, Gard
ner Thomas, Thompson, Gilman, Ed
monsten, Evans, Witherite.
Freshmen - Low, Bixler, Rezik,
Sharpnack, MacCaffrey, Hanback,,
Hickox (captain), Courtney. Newman,
Stivers.
Schedule Of games:
February "A, Sophomores Us. Juniors; %,
, Freshmen VS.. Juniors; "a, Sophomores VS..
Seniors.
March 2. Freshmen VS.. Seniors; 5, Fresh
men VS.. SOphomores; 6, Seniors VS.. Juniors.
Business teams are divided into
semester teams. Basket ball enthusi-
| asts expect the eighth semester girls
to make history repeat itself by again
romping away with the champion
ship banner The teams are:
Eighth-Nortotn (captain), Boyd
tmanager), Wilson, Burke, Compton,
Posset. Offret.
Sixth-Bean tcaptain), Fishman
| (manager), Hern, Larkin, Heffner.
| Baker, Zychniski.
Fourth-HaH (captain), Key (man-
| ager), Nelson, Posten, Burns, Siefert,
Humphries, Norchsky, Permut, Sher,
| man.
Third-Rabbit (captain), Cole oman
agerJ, Sumner, Furr, Cathcloth, Plate,
Dyker.
Second-Tew (captain), Pendleton
| (manager), Smallwood, Sparks
| Waple, Davidson, Buechert, Veins
Hammerly, Mason, De Mar.
Schedule of games:
/ March 2, Sc, 43: 6. 3-2 6-4; Q, St
6-2; I3, SIS, ~; 16, So, 8-3.
/ At g O'Clock next Wednesday,, in
| the Y w. c. A. pool, the aquatic
prestige of the Capitol Athletic Club
l mermaids will go on trial defend
| ing their hitherto undisputed cham
i pionship rank against q dangerous
j all-comers team. In the all-comers
Evening star., 1925-02-22
NAVY BOXERS VICTORS
OVER PENN STATE TEAM

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, February
21.-Penn State boxers bowed to
superior skill and stamina on the
part of the Navy here today. the
Middies winning the annual meet
to /.
Summary:
ll6-pound class-Colins. Navy. defeated Nc
Clernan, Penn State. Technical knockout in
second round.
125-pound class-washington, Penn State
defeated Eaton, Navy. Judges decision, three
rounds.
l35-pound class-Charlson, Navy defeated
capt. Vert, Penn State Judges decision
three rounds.
l45-pound class-Crommelin. Navy. defeated
Ierbe, Penn State. Judges decision. after
extra round.
l6o-pound oIass-Henderson, Navy, defea ted
heil, Penn State. Judges decision. three
rounds.
lI5-pound class-Capt Lyons. Navy. defeat
ed Hastings, Penn State. Technical knock
out. first round.
Heavyweight-Lentz, Navy. defeated Fritts
Penn State. Judges decision, three rounds.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Catholic University tossers are eX-
pecting to redeem themselves in their
second meeting with Maryland. The
Brookland team was beaten, Is to IA,
by the College Parkers last month
md. for some time thereafter il took
deal Of punishment. But after drop
ping nine games in a row Catholic
University suddenly found itself and
trimmed Loyola and Bucknell in its
last two engagements.
The team apparently is a. top form
right now and ready to give the
Msrylandsrs determined fight. How
ever the Red and Black viii find
itself against sealiy good basket
ball combination. Maryland has lost
dabie opponents. Navy, Washington
College. North Carolina and Prince
ton have been the only teams TO take
the scalUS of the Old Liners.
Contests in any sport between
Catholic University anG Maryland
always are attractive, bit Wednes-
days engagement at College Park is
likely to prove unusually interesting.
The Marylanders. badly beaten at
basket ball by Catholic University
last Winter. are bent upon making a
sweep of the series this time Cath
Ollie University, stunG by its defeat at
the hands of the Old Liners early in
the present campaign. would like
nothing more than a victory over
them Wednesday. Beating Maryland
would just about console the Brook
landers for all the losses they have
sustained at basket ball this year.
George Washington University does
not anticipate much trouble in its
game with Gallaudet but ii does not
know just what it is to tackle in
Salem The West Virginia collegians
have not been advertised hereabout.
The Hatchetite team has been playing
fairly good basket ball season and
has made a creditable record. In
Dowd and Collar it has a pair of
capable players and the remainder
of the squad is composed of good
material. George Washington is to
end its basket ball season next week.
its final game being with Catholic
University ,on March 2.
Freshman teams OF Catholic Univer-
sity and .16aryfand are to meet at
Colleges Park Wednesday, but their
Eau<1 will not be played as a preIim-
'rfnary to the varsity engagement. The
yearlings are TO clash at o'clock in
the afternoon, while the varsity quints
will not swing into action until 8
o'clock.
Maryland tOssetx. after closing
their home schet ule, will leave
Thursday for Atlantl, where they will
enter the annual h.lsket ball cham
pionship tournament of the Southern
Conference. The Old Liners are ex-
pected to cut quite a swath in the
tourney that is due to begin Friday.
Rutgers fine swimming team will
Invade Brookland Friday for a meet
with the Catholic University mermen.
The Jerseymen have been scoring
heavily in tank competition this
Winter.
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League, while Eastern's captain and
stellar guard, Bruce kessler, is the
mainstay" Of the Epiphany Big Five
in the same loop. Bennie. another
Fastener, has q regular berth on the
Anscostia Eagle FIVE.
Roland Dulin, captain Of the West
ern quint. also is performing for
Mount Vernon. and Harry Councillor,
Techs fast forward. appears In the
lineup of the St. Martins club. Ear
Moser. Central substitute center, j.
coaching the St Patrick's MidEets.
In addition TO playing with Mount
Vernon Heeke and kessler are Of
flciatinG in the 125-pound elimination
tournament.
Tech basketers arc scheduled 10
meet the Mount St Josephs tossers IN
Baltimore on Tuesday. while Western
has a tentative engagement with the
Catholic University Freshmen on the
same day In two former meetings
with the collegians the Georgetown
ers have broken even, the first. game
going TO Western. % to q, and the
Frosh taking the second, soto -.
LACROSSE I'm the high schools vii!
get a start this year if Coach Bert
Coggins at Central has his way. Al
though receiving little support from
the other coaches, CogGins intends 10
go ahead with his plans and organize
a team at Central if@pot a team COM
posed of players from all the high
schools
Since the Indian game is somewhat
OF d cold weather sport and is not as
common in the South as in the North
the first District lacrosse team might
| have difficulty in finding ready com
petition. However, as City College
and Poly of Baltimore foster the
sport and the University of Mary
land and Navy have both varsity and
freshman teams, at least some oppo-
sition can be found until lacrosse is
firmly established here.
Having been a star member of la
! crosse twelves during his college days
at the old Maryland Agricultural
College, Coach CYggins is well pre-
pared for his new. venture.
With the coming of warmer weather
high school base bail battery candi-
dates are warming up in the gym
| nasiums at the various institutions.
Under the direction of n J. PrentisS.
the latest addition to the Tech coach
ing staff about 20 Manual Trainers
are prepping daily in the National
Guard ArRory. Manager Parker Of
! Eastern already has scheduled seven
! games for the Light Blue and White
nine, in addition to the regular cham
! pionship tiIts.
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HYATTSVILLE HIGH FIVE
TO PLAY D. C.. QUiNTETS

HYATTSVII.LE, Nd. February 21.-
Hyattsville High School basketeers
will engage Dewitt Props on the lat
ters court in Washington, Tuesday
afternoon, in a game postponed from
last Thursday. The locals have al
ready conquered Dewitt this season.
On Wednesday afternoon Hyatts-
vile may meet Central High in
Washington. Central defeated the
locals in an interesting game on the
Company F Armory court here a few
weeks ago.
Cohan, sterling forward of the Hy-
attsville High combination, has just
enlisted in Company f, Hyattsville
unit of the Maryland National Guard,
and, in addition to performing for the
high school, probably will show his
wares with the soldiers before the
campaign ends.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
MOUNT RAINIERS MEET
ST. STEPHENS TOMORROW

Mount Rainier Junior basketers
have arranged holiday game for
tomorrow night with ST. stephens
five in the Peck Memorial gymnasium.
Manager Bud Bellman is booking
games with 130-pound quints and NAV
be reached at Hyattsville SIR.
The Mount Rainier Junior Athletic
Club dance will be held in the Arcade
ballroom tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
COMPANY F REGULARS
DOWN ANNAPOLIS FIVE

Regulars of Company F. Maryland
National Guard, won their fifth
straight in the series for the basket
ball championship of the 1st Mary
land Regiment by downing Company
NJ Of Annapolis on the Hyattsville
floor last night by 47-to-26 count.
Company A of Frederick will be
encountered next Saturday night in
the final game of the loop. Another
win viii, give the HyattsvilIe basket
ers clear title to the Western
Shore championship and a chance al
the winner of the Eastern Shore loop
Evening star., 1925-02-22
PLAN BASKET TOURNEY.

Plans for an elimination tourna-
ment to decide the midget basket ball
championship will be discussed at
Calvary Methodist gymnasium on
Tuesday night at Z o'clock Hilltops,
Boys Club Flashes, Pierce. Olympias.
Massachusetts, Park Indians, Cardi-
nails, Palace, Takoma, ST Martin :
and Epiphany teams have been in
vited to attend
Evening star., 1925-02-22
BINGHAM TAKES BOUT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, February ell
Yale's boxing team won three out of
five bouts with Franklin and Marshall
this afternoon. Capt. Charles T..
Bingham, son OF United States Senator
Bingham. won his bout with Cham
bers, although he was knocked down
twice in the first round:
Evening star., 1925-02-22
GIRLS ATHLETICS
nv THE DISTRICT

Eastern and Business high schools
II basket ball In the HIGH
school basket ball as well all other
to intranural competition However
equally ranked
display rstank basket ball technique performance
has resulted from the tremendously increased popularity
y the standard produced by the
Evening star., 1925-02-22
MILDLY FENCERS WIN.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. February 81
Navy Academy won a fencing match
from Yale here this afternoon. 13 to
T. With foils, the Navy overwhelmed
the visitors, 8 to /, and they won with
sabsrs, 3 to /. With the epee or dueling
sword. there was draw. each winning
kwQ bouts
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or Clashes This Week Central Lone C. Fiue Penn Eent
CATHOLIC L. FIVE PLAYS
OLD LINERS WEDNESDAY
Second Game of Season Between Old Rivals to Be
Held at College Park-Ceorge Washington
and Callaudet Clash Saturday.

A LTHOUGH ball about ready to
ball take the field athletics
L 5 the ghost without
this week college engagemnS
the book
Catholic University the University Maryland qunt
College Park Wednesday The clash
be the second of the Winter between these old athletic rivals
Washington be Salem
the aetie Saturday night will have
baketers Gaudet Johns Gaiau
Evening star., 1925-02-22
EVANS TO COACH BROWNS.

ST. LOUIS, February 21-Dr. Joe
Evans, outflelder and pich hitter for
the st. Louis Browns, will alsoktake
over the coaching job held last sea
son by Chet Thomas, Manager George
Sisler has announced. Evans is q
practicing physician at Dallas, Tex
Evening star., 1925-02-22
OTHER CAPITAL QUINTETS
DROP PLANS TO COMPETE
Mount Pleasant Aggregation Will Assume Role of
Defending Champion, as Last Years Winner
Is Not to Strive to Retain HonOrs.
BY JOHN /. WHITE.

@ENTRAL SCHOOL scholastic basket ball
will Washingon sole the University
~ that Philadelphia Fri
March l3
West Philadelphia High School entered
Central that
defending doub
to a 4irst-class performance. +
Western
which financial have de
dAd l
Evening star., 1925-02-22
ST. MARTIN MIDGETS
WIN OVERTIME FRAY

In an extra period basket ball game
on the Hyattsville court st. Martins
Midgets defeated the reserves of the
Hyattsville National GHard Company,
% to %
The shooting of Mealy and the
guarding of Ryan and Harrington
featured the play of the winners,
while Shanklin was best for the
Guardsmen. st. Martins are after
more games with 135-pound teams.
Manager Harrington may be reached
at North 4ss-J between and 6
o'clock.
The scores:
Evening star., 1925-02-22
NATIONAL PARK SIX
DEFEATS GALLAUDET

National Park Seminary sextet, in de-
feating the Gallaudet girls on their
home floor yesterday, to a 40-to-2S count,
added to their long chain of victories.
AS in their previous clash against the
Kendall Greeners the winners kept the
losers on the defensive throughout
Miss Hussey OF the winners was the
outstanding player, chalking up %
points. Miss Kammapell accounted for
&c points for Gallaudet.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
CENTRAL is WINNER
In BATTLE AT YORK

YORK, Pa, February Elm one of
the fastest basket ball games played
here this season the York Collegiate
Institute passers were handed set
back by Washington Central Highs
CLASSY combination, 50 to 80.
Although the entire Central team
played well it was .Banta's pair of
field goals in the closing two minutes
that decided the issue.
With Central trailing by one point,
Banta was thrown a long pass by
Dezendorf and the former made good.
This put the invaders in the lead by
one point Again, shortly after this.
Banta SKINNED the ball through the
net for two-point goal, .clinching
the game.
In the last FIVE seconds of play Re-
gar was fouled by Central player
inside the 15-foot zone and two shots
were awarded to the York forward
who counted one.
DeZendorf was the high scorer of
the Washington machine. He tailed
three field baskets and counted a like
number of goals from the foul line.
Score:
7. c. /. (35) Positions. W c. H tS7).
Kohler. forward. .......... Hale
ReEar. ....-... Right forward. Mcdonald
Geasey. ........ Left guard ........... Dean
Waliick. ........ Right guard. Dezendorf
= Court C9nrt gosls-Kohler so, Fisher; ReEar,
Robinson Geasey 80, Hale t2), Mcdonald
t2), Moser t2), Banta Is, Dean (2l, Dezen-
Foul sOslsaaKehlsr. in 2; Fisher. in Is
in .; Dean. in 2; Dezendorf. 8 in 5.
substitations-Moser for Mcdonald, McDon-
Time Of halves-2o. minutes Referee-Mr.
Lewis (Phfadelphia.)
Evening star., 1925-02-22
WESTERN PRESBYTERIANS
TOP BASKET BALL LOOP

A forfeit by the St Paul quint last
night gives Calvary Methodist basket
ball team second place in the Sun
day School League at the close of the
series. Western Presbyterian leads
the circuit with a clean record of
seven straight wins, while Calvary is
one game behind.
Final standing of the league:
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COLE EVENT TO JOHNSON.

ORMOND BEACH, fila, February
2l:-Malcomb Johnson. Cleveland City
golf champion. and former Dartmouth
University pitcher, won the Ormond
Beach golf title here today by de-
feating Ray Green of Daytona, Fla,
1 up in IS holes.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
GAME TO NAVY PLEBES.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February IL
The Navy Plebes defeated the Penn
sylvania Freshmen at basket ball to-
day, 3S to 30. The winner led. 81 to
8, at half time.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
SOCCER GAME TODAY.

British embassy and Fort Myer
socoer teams are scheduled to clash
on the Monument grounds tisas after
noon at e'elock.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

romIn mUH ts1' Frances f2,, Finnin t2). Dove,
Lees (2), scanlon. Foul goals-Schaffert, in
Z: Lees, 2 in A.. Shea, in 2.
SubstitutIons: Atlantics-Finnin for Mat
tern, Frances fer Dove. st. Paul-Shes for
Referee-Mr. Tyler. Umpire-Mr. Dove.
Time of periods-S minutes.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
81 POINTS ARE SCORED
BY ATLANTIC MIDGETS

Athletic Midgets outclassed the ST.
Paul Midgets in a basket ball game
yesterday afternoon, taking the long
end of a 57-to-S score.
Tucker and Schsffert scored heavily
for the winners.
Scores.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
PALACE PROS GET PLACE
ON ALOY-CORBY PROGRAM

OCAL feeling all het up since the announcement that
the and Aoyus hves meet IN the big Sunday
II night games the that the
night will be played between the Palace Club
while the local heavyweight hve will
,rni the hnadlr The & Of
Evening star., 1925-02-22

T. Timmons, r Lawson, J. Deerr, J. COsi-
maho, r. Lloyd, W. Xambreny.
COLUMBIA JUNIORS Carroll. L.
o'Dwyer, H. Potter, H. Carroll, j. McDon-
ough, W. Clspp. ". Ellis. II. johnson.
MOUNT VERNON JUNIORS-w Swift IT.
Dalgllsh, W. Burnett, H. McAllister, C. Dan
iels. w Birthright, X. Braddock. G. Hogge
PARAM0UNTS-J. Swope, Il. Lyles F.
TAFT, C. Fireman.
PEERLESS. PREPS-A Baker. ]. Carroll
". Dozier, 19GleasoD. J. Ready, f. Langyher
]. Scsnlon, W. Wiles
TRINITY ATHLETIC CLUB-Hinerr. Ds,
vid, Trilling: jenkins. Popkins, NieoIs, J.
DonOhue, \. Donehue.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Court gosIs-EA1ssey a4l. May "a. Ksm-
mapen 13), Nelson ~. Foul goals-Husseys
(2). May t2l.
Substitutions-Brealy for Flavell, Nelson
for Clark Clark fer Sandberg, Wheeler for
Ozburn.
Referee-Mr Haas. Time of periods-S-
minute quarters.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

With three members of the quint
that Philadelphia writers called the
gamest little team that ever came to
the Quaker City" remaining in the
lineup, and the other two places
filled with new players with enough
ability 70 earn places in the all-high
basket ball selections, Central is well
prepared for the strenuous task of
upholding the honor of the Nation s
Capital against the strongest schol-
astic fves of the East.
Last year, after downing Ave teams
In as many days, the Mount Pleas
ant quint went into the final contest
under a terrific strain and with d
team considerably crippled. How
ever, this year the authorities have
promised better treatment for the
washingto champions and should
they fight their way to the finals an
other time, will be allowed TO take
things easier and rest up between
starts.
With the exception OF the Central
tossers. that are still going strong on
their basket ball schedule.-the high
school quints have practically fin
ished their seasons and are disband-
ing, the players going to the Vari-
Gus aggregations around town. Rs-
dice. Heeke and Scruggs of Eastern,
ere starring with the Mount Vernon
NJ. Z. five in the Sunday School
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Court goals-Mealy f6), HAMS, Heany (2),
Hanington t2l: Ryan 81, shaaklin t2),
goals--Mealy q in 81; Haninxtoa 20 in u,
Ryan 20 In ~. Shanklin q in u, Krieder
q in II. Wright g ia 81, Sosck q in IL.
Heany}.
Referee-Mr. Insley tCoroyl. Time OF
periods-10 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
ALOYSIUS COURT EVENT
WILL START TOMORROW

REAiONT Eastern Prep basket
10 o'clock the
sponsored by the Ayosus Athletic Club for deciding the
list ships in he Junior
led take in the tusslefor uniOr homo
Evening star., 1925-02-22

NEW HAVEN, Conn, February p.
Yale defeated the second city
troop of Philadelphia at polo, S1z to
s, this afternoon