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Evening star., 1925-02-19

weight CUNTS Will nave the moor aga
BY arrangement with George Mar
shall, manager of the Palace Laundry
five. the Corby- -Aloysius tilts will be
big games on the Sunday night pro-
grams, the weekly matches between
the Palace quint and other profess
sional aggregations being played as
openers.
Palace Laundry and Spaldings are
the first business firms TO offer cups
to the winner of the championship
series.
noys' Club and Epiphany Junior
fves are sitting pretty, waiting for
the second round CT the elimination
series for the 125-pound champion
ship of the District. The club team
yesterday defeated the South Ends,
26 to 16, while Epiphany put the
| Eastern Props out of the running in
the opening game of the tourney.
Georgetown University gymnasium
= has been offered for the games of
the second round that starts on Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
Entries in senior and junior court
tournaments being staged by the
AIoysius Club close tonight when
team managers hold their final meet
ing at the Alloy sius clubrooms at 8
o'clock. Franchise money must be
ppsted tonight. as well as lists of
players eligible to enter the competi-
tisn.
First Presbyterian and Calvary Rap-
fists went ahead in the Christian En-
deavor basket ball loop by defeating
the United Brethren, IA to IS, and
Eastern Presbyterians, 81 to 9.
AIoySiu. and Quincy basketers ap-
pear in the latest Bill Mcbride benefit
tonight in the Gonzaga gymnasium.
Argyles and Youngbloods are match d
for the preliminary, starting at 7:15
o'clock.
National Gunrdsmen of the 121st
Engineers, who defeated the X. OF c..
auint. 20 to 18, meet the Naval Re-
ceivinG Station five in the National
Gpard Armory tonight as the main
attraction of a triple bill. Libertys
id the Princess sextet will figure in
the other two contests.
Fort Washington toSserS increa sed
their lead in the Service League by
downing the Fort Humphreys five, oc-
c1pants of second place, 90 to %.
Miller, Accola and Brand played stellar
basket ball for the winners, the first
two being neaVy scorers NCBrlQe
.s1d Scha effer led the Engineers at
tack.
Woodside Athletic Club had little to
offer against the smashing offense of
ths Fort Myer Hospital quint, and
took a 30-to-14 trouncing. Metropoli-
TINS took 37-to-1S beating from
the Fort Myer Barracks five.
The II. F.. knight five that defeated
THE Washington Athletic Association
uu1nt, so to 20. wants more action
against District teams. Fred Petit, at
Alexandria 661, woul like to hear
from Aloysius, Mount Vernon and the
Eastern Athletic Association.
WfntOn basketers ran up an Soto
score on the Peck Reserves, Childs
and Codella registering II and bas-
kets, respectively.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

cage, which eliminates all outsd,
play, the Pennsylvanians have 2
somewhat different style of game
from that employed by the locals and
are likely to be puzzle to the Blue
and White quint. On Saturday night
Capt. Deans crew stacks up against
the York Institute five at York.
Gonzaga plays against Regis High
School of New York City on Saturday
night, and after a Sunday lay-off goes
against the st. Francis Navier quint
on Monday. Coach Sullivan is taking
seven players and Manager OConner
to New York.
A reorKnnized Tech team admins
tered a 46-to-1S beating to Episcopal
High School at Alexandria. Councillor
and Werber were the stars of the
fray. while Brist, a former Business
player, and Capt. Zahn scored heavily.
The Episcopal five will meet Balti-
more City College on the Virginia
court Saturday.
Virginia Military Institute fresh
men won from Dewitt Prep, % to l6,
in the third and last game of the
Washington teams Southern trip.
Capt. wilkins played brilliantly for
Dewitt.
Plans are under way for the first
basket ball game between Alexan-
dria High School and Swavely. The
two schools fought to 0-to-0 tie
in their foot ball tilt last Fall.
Western High basketcrS, joint
runrers-up with Eastern for the high
school title, are scheduled for meet
ing with the st. Johns College five
tomorrow afternoon on the st. Johns
court
Evening star., 1925-02-19

PLAYED since losing TO Fordham last
week.
George Washington has added an
other engagement to its basket ball
sch edule. The Hatchetites are to go
to New York Saturday to encounter
the team of Savage Institute.
Catholic University swimmers have
dates today and tomorrow. Tonight
the Brooklanders and Washington
Canoe Club mermen are to meet in an
exhibition in the pool at Congress
sional Country Club. Tomorrow Cath
olfc University's squad will be host to
the Swarthmore swimmers at Brook
land
Boxers Of Catholic University won
four bouts to three over Washington
and Lee a Lexington yesterday. The
Generals scored over Largery, Tomel-
den and Byrnes in the three low
weight matches, but Lafond, Adams
and Conklin of Catholic University
were winners in the heavy classes.
SPOTS of Washington and Lee suf-
fered a last-minute injury and had to
forfeit to Moore of Catholic u. in the
175-pound class But one knock kout
was scored. Felsenthal of the Cen
erals put Tomelden away in the sec
ond round of the 25-pound- class bout.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
COLLEGE MARK BROKEN
BY A MILDLY SWIMMER

ANNAPOLIS. Md, February 10
Dartmouth swimmers fell before the
Midshipmen in dual tank contest
here yesterday. 43 to 10.
One intercollegiate record was
broken. Allen. Navy, clipped a NTH
of a second from the time for the
200-yard breast stroke, covering the
distance in 2:49 1-5. This record was
established only last Saturday by
Phillips Of Yale, whose time was
2:49 2-5
Evening star., 1925-02-19

Bond, who took first place in the
high jump at Richmond with a leap
of feet 10 inches, is Eastern's ace.
A team picked from Capt. Gregory
Acton, Gibson, White and McGlathery
Will carry the Light Blue and White
colors in the mile relay. and about 10
others Will run the dashes and COM
nete in the field events. Glow and
fonnor are to make their scholastic
debuts in the 5o-yard dash.
While entering no relay quartet in
either meet and no field event per-
formers in the Georgetown games.
Central will be well represented in
the dashes, the half and she 600-yard
run. capt. Mickey Glover, Chaconas,
Freedman and Mack will compete in
the latter, while Aman and Freeman
probably will try for high jump hon.
ors in Baltimore. Milans. Noyes,
Benner, Smith, Mackey, Searls, Hal
perm and Lambert also will be seen
in action.
In addition to kessler, Garrett, Hor-
ton and Moreland, the members of
Techs crack relay four, Coach Har-
dell expects to enter Quinn, Kennedy.
Pugh, Shaw, Blackstone, Smith,
Jones, Bryant, Blansford, McGahan
and Richardson in the various prep
and scholastic events of the two
meets.
Basket ball squads of Central High
School and GonZaga start on out-of-
town Jaunts tomorrow, the forme +
heading for Reading and the latter
for New York.
The Reading five, conauerors of
Eastern early in the season, will pre-
sent a tough proposition for the
Washington scholastic champions.
Playing all their contests in a steel
Evening star., 1925-02-19
BASKET BALL RESULTS

At ooklnnd-Catholic University,
IS; LOyoia OF Baltimore. -.
At Charlottesvtlle-Vir SO;
south Carolina, IA.
At Lexington, Na.-N. NJ. L., 40;
Roanoke College, IS.
At Anna apolhs-Navy, 20; BuckneH,
At Ithaca-Columbia, -; Cornell,
10.
At Princeton-Princeton 50; Penn,
20.
At Hnnover-Dartmout 20; Nor
wfch, 13.
At Provfdence-Brown, 80; Massa-
chuscttes Tech, 20.
At Amhcrst-Amherst, As; Will
linms, 81.
At West Point-Army, 40; Manhat-
tan, 30.
At Bethlehem-Fordha 81; Le-
high, "a.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

The foot ball situation ls getting
to be such that no college can afford
not to have Spring and Winter prac-
tice. AS one coach recently told the
writer. Il don't like Spring practice
and hate to bother with it with so
many other things to do, but with all
the others engaging in it there S
nothing left for me to do but get out
our squad also.
i've already told our squad that
next Falls team will be picked as
result of the workouts to be held
for the next seven or eight weeks
This sentiment was expressed by
Branch Bocock, who has recently
succeeded Sol Metzger as head coach
at South Carolina University.
Much Drilling at Virginia.
Coach Earle Neale of Virginia made
the statement a few days ago that he
was having his foot ball men together
every day this Winter in the gymna-
sium, and that he was going to take
them outdoors as soon as the con-
dition of the ground allows it. Not
only that, but Neale said after TINS
Evening star., 1925-02-19

record for the two meets by clearing
the 70yard hurdles is s as seconds,
a fifth of a second better than the
mark held jointly by Waldo Ames
of the Chicago Athletic Association.
Karl Anderson Of the Illinois Athletic
Club and Ivan Riley.
Willie Plant, champion walker of
America, appeared only in Brooklyn
and finished alone, Mike Kekete Of
the Pastime Athletic Club, Phil
Granville of Canada and others hav-
ing been ruled off the track for il
legal walking. Plants time for 2
miles was 13 minutes 81 seconds.
The name of Jimmy Burgess,
Georgetown star, goes down with
those OF Halpin, Meredith, Caldwell,
Driscoll and Koppisch as victor in
the Suburban quarter, the feature Of
the Brooklyn games. His time was
90 seconds.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

Ritola then hurried to Brooklyn to
participate in the knights of ST.
Anthony meet. There he covered 2
miles in minutes 204-5 seconds,
ar behind the time accomplished by
Nurmi Saturday when the Olympic
champion bettered 9 minutes for the
first time in history.
Joie Ray of Chicago also tried the
iron- man method of competition and
bowed in his first race, a 1,000-yard
distance, to George Marsters of
Georgetown University in o:lS2-5.
That happened early in the evening
and the blond flyer went to Newark
and captured the mile in 4:261-5 from
Willie Goodwin of the New York
Athletic Club and Jimmy Connolly
OF Washington. Connolly had drop
ped out in the Brooklyn race.
Carl Christensen Of the Newark
Athletic Club established the only
Evening star., 1925-02-19
HOCKEY GAMES

At PrincetOn-Princeto 8; Cor
nell. =.
At BostOn-Ynle, A; Massachusetts
Tech, O.
At BOstOn-BOston A. A.. =; BOs-
ton H. G.. l..
At EveIeth, Ninn.-Eveieth Arrow
heads. =; Cleveland. !.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
RAY WILL SEEK RECORD
NOW HELD BY CONNOLLY

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 1s.-Joie
Ray will attempt to lower Jimmy
Connollys world indoor record of
2:43 3-5 for two-thirds of a mile next
Tuesday at the indoor meet at Madi-
son Square Garden for the benefit of
the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Connolly will be on hand to defend
his record laurels, while Lloyd Hahn.
Leo Larrivee and Willie Goodwin are
also being sought as entrants.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

Georgetown Alumni Club will be
host to Paavo Nurmi here Saturday
night when the great Finnish athlete
visits to compete in the annual
Georgetown games in Convention
Hail. The club hopes Nurmi will be
able to come to Washington tomor-
row to be it's guest at the club
smoker. Senator Walsh of Massa-
chusetts. Judge Bonnfwell of PhiIa-
delphia and Gen. Cole of Quantico,
among others, are to speak at the
smoker
Evening star., 1925-02-19
METROPOLITAN SIX
GIVEN REAL BATTLE

For the first time this year the
champion Metropolitan girls basket
ball team was threatened with defeat
when the Marjorie Webster sextet
came from cover and forced the Nets
to the limit to gain a 23-to-19 victory.
At the half the ultimate winners
held substantial lead, being on the
long end of a 21to-12 count, but from
then on the Websterites played rings
around them and all but upset the
dope. Technical fouls, which dis
qualified Miss Langenfeld, the school
center, and gave the Nets many
chances to score, lessened the Web
ster girls chances of winning.
Hine Junior High basketers re-
turned to the winners column by
topping the Garfield playground
girls, II to 13, in the Hine cage. The
ultimate winners had no easy time of
it for the first two periods, the visi-
tors leading by 5 points at the quarter
and holding 10-to-9 margin at the
intermiss;on. Mary Lee brought in 13
points for the victors. while Alice
Brown accounted for 8 of Garfield $
points.
Playing on their home floor. Bust
ness Night High School girl basketers
surprised the fans by trouncing the
Capital Athletic Club sextet, - to IA.
Miss Mahon boosted the Busine SIS
score considerably with IS points.
George mason High school girls
went down before the sma shing at
tack of the Columbia "Buddies."
First Baptist tosSers have won four
straight games in the Baptist Young
Peoples Union Basket Ball League,
West Washington Baptists, by a count
of 3 to I, being the latest victims.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
BINGHAM IS CAPTAIN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, February 10
Charles Tiffany Bingham, son Of
United States Senator Hiram Bing-
ham, has been elected captain of the
Yale freshman boxing team. He is in
the 145-pound class.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
HELFFRICH AFTER NURMI.

BY the Associated Press.
Alan Helfrich. Penn State star, who
has been scoring a cleanup in mid
die distance races. is anxious to match
strides with Paayo Nurmi at a half
mile The Finn is willing to accept,
according to his trainer, Hugo Quist,
but wants time to fit himself for so
short a distance before doing so.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
QUINT AT C. T.;
OLD LINERS AT VIRGINIA

members the local enter basket
with of playing home floor
2Sto-24 Loyo night Will be
in scheduled
OF Charlottesville
ing Virginia. take place
Evening star., 1925-02-19

No matter which particular crew
any one of the spectators was In
terestcd in, 1 doubt IL there were
any among them that did not get
thrill from watching those two
crews, especially in the Inst half
mile.
The day was one OF the most ideal
l have ever seen for an intercollegi-
ate regatta at Poughkeepsie. 1t was
clear, not too hot, with slight
breeze blowing down stream with the
current, smooth water and generally
fast conditions. The crews lined up
from the west shore, Syracuse,
Columbia. Washington, Cornell Navy
and Pennsylvania.
After false start all crews got
off perfectly, Cornell going into the
lead and maintaining it until about
the mile, when the Navy took the
lead. Cornell clung to the Navy for
time. Then, a they began to drop
back, it looked as if the Navy would
win and the other crews, which were
fairly we'll punched, would have a
fine fight for second place
Evening star., 1925-02-19
MARSTERS DEFEATS RAY:
RITOLA WINS TWO RACES

EW YORK February oWle Ritola striving valanty equal
the his
marks different night, failed.
Rioas
Newark N j. where he three miles IA II 25 seconds.
full II behind Saturday night
Madison Square
Evening star., 1925-02-19
CANOE CLUB AND c. u.
: SWIMMERS TO CLASH

Swimmers of the Washington Canoe
Club get their first taste of competi-
tion tonight in a practice meeting
with the Catholic University team in
tlr. Congressional Country Club pool.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
MANY ATHLETES TRAINING
, AT EASTERN AND CENTRAL
Washington Boys to Make Strong Bids for Honors
at Georgetown and Hopkins Cames-Tech
to Depend Mainly Upon Relay Team
BY JOHN I. WHITE.

A IHLETES Washington high
~ bids
night and the Hopkins Baltimore
Both
while
place Richmond
lie e1asty
Evening star., 1925-02-19
At that moment the Warrington
crew commenced to raise its
stroke and change the entire situ-
alton.

They We're rowing very evenly
more SO than the Navy, and between
the mile and a-half and the two-and
a-hajf marks they picked up the
Navy, and at that point started a
sprint which carried them ahead
The Navy then started their mighty
sprint to overhaul Washington and
for a quarter of mile there was 6
terrific struggle, which was the rea1
thrill of the race.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

The Washington crew was row.
ing about 80 strokes to the minute
and the Navy A.. 1t hardly SEEM
ed possible That the Navy could
maintain this terrific strake and
pace with which they set out to
overtake Washington. However.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

AtrokinG with the precision of n
tireies., well oiled machine, they
pulled abreast OF the Washington
crew about 800 yards from the
finish.
The wonderful stamina of the
Navy men was further shown by the
fact that in these last few hundred
yards they gained lead of nearly a
length on Washington and pushed
the nose of their shell over the finish
line in the record time OF 13 minutes
33 3-5 seconds.
1t was = defeat Of which WASH
inEton could well be proud.
TomoFrew-Bnrnry OldAeld.
Copyright. 1925.D
Evening star., 1925-02-19
ALOYSIUS-CORBY SERIES
TO BE STARTED MARCH ]

ASKET BALL followers expecting action apenty when the
Aloysius the Corby
- Sunday March in Arcade Auditorium A
championship
ueinhtn hayeth ehnnrap on March15
Evening star., 1925-02-19
MY GREATEST THRILL IN SPORT
BY FREDERICK MILLER
Coach Of Columbia University Grew

My greatest thrill in sport was in
watching the varsity eight race at
Poughkeepsie June IS, 1922. This
may seem rather strange when the
Evening star., 1925-02-19

james j. Jefries. former heavy
weight champion, plans to return to
the ring as referee.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

A new ball park In under construc-
tion for the Los Angeles club of the
Pacific Coast League.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
SPRING CRIDIRON DRILLS
POSITIVELY NECESSARY
Southern College Coaches Are Compelled 10 Keep
Squads at Work Practically Eight Months.
Some Elevens Formed Before Fall.
BY II. c. BYRD.

of the big Southern colleges
has the development of become that
almost year-around proposition
squads being this week practice which
while others already have working than
la
Evening star., 1925-02-19

st. Patrick's quint nosed out the
Holy Comforter Ave, "a to 90 In
maculate Conception tossers lost to
the fremont Juniors, 27 to IS.
Evening star., 1925-02-19
zree c. High Schools Big Meets Foot Ball Almost All Year Proposition
BOYS CLUB FLASHES
TO PLAY IN PHILLY

Boys Club Flashes, acknowledged
hasket ball champions of Washing
.on's insect class. leave tomorrow for
two-day trip to the neighborhood
f Philadelphia. Germantown Boys
lub will be met tomorrow night,
nd the Nicetown club team is to be
engaged on Saturday.
Coach C. NJ. Fyfe is taking a squad
OF eight players. Those who make
Collins, T. Villari. F. Villari, Smith,
Gaskins and Siddall.
Mount Rainier Juniors, who meet
tho Columbia Juniors on the Wilson
Normal court tonight. want more
games with teams in the 12o-pound
class. Manager Bud Bellman may
be reached at Hyattsville SIR any
evening after o'clock.
Braddock played n stellar game
when the Mount Vernon Athletic AS
ISOLATION tossers nosed out the Jinx
five, II to II.
Close defensive work featured the
game between the Mount Vernon
Midgets and the Northerns. won by
the former by a 12-to-7 score.
DAFk hOfNe IOSkepA nanQed the
Thompson Athletic Club a 66-to-s2
setback.
Epiphany Midkets, winners over the
Hyattsville Lightnings by score OF
SO to Is, want games with 1o5-pound
teams. Call Franklin 36S between s
and o'clock.
st. Patrick's quint nosed out the
Holy Comforter Ave, "a to %. I'M
maculate Conception tossers lost to
the fremont Juniors, 27 to IS.
Evening star., 1925-02-19

Columbia crew
in which / was,
n e e d | e s s to
say, most in
terested, fn-
ished fifth.
The real
thrill, how
ever, ca me
in watch
] n r tn E
great race
between the
Navy eight
and WsAh-
l n r I . n
eight. then
e. O a e h e d
b v T. d
Evening star., 1925-02-19

George Mason High school girl
went down before the smashing at
tack of the Columbia "Buddies."
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-04
w m. Dubbe

An left at once to sponge it.. an
 unable to refrain From causin' people trouble, they arranged d war With Spain, An to properly conduct the same,
 rushed bravely to the front An led all the gallant charges
 an bore the battles brunt. Now, while us klundike refugees
 most greevus]y deplore The mournful fact 50 few of them passed to the other shore, Our grief is curtailed by the thought which punctuates our
 SObS. That some of them who were not killed have lately lost their .> jobs.
 An Sence my feelin'S i> aroused, some words I've got to say About the highly lucrative but
 lowly sinful way The experts an perfeSsers told the things they didn't know (A.Settin' in warm rooms at home) about the realm of snow. =. Dunham
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-04

Professor-(Showing class an experiment in chemistry "Now if anything should go wrong dur ing this experiment we and the whole building would be blown, :. 10 pieces. Now come little near CT so that you may follow me more closely."~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-02

7,25 downward practically at stand
still; top matured steers 1910; few
above 1900; stocker and feeder dealers
giving only fair support at 5.50@6.75;
trade glutted with too many low pric-
ed grass steers. cows and heifers; lat
ter class Is to % lower; other classes
full steady; most vealers 11.50Q12.50.
HOGS-Receipts $1,000; uneven;
opened medium and heavy weight
butchers 5 to 10c lower than yester-
days average; others 10 to Is off;
closed slow: desirable butchers steady
to loo lower; slaughter pigs 25 lower
than yesterday; bulk good and choice
lao to 210 pounds 1300Q13.35; top
14.40; better grades 225 to S10-pound
butchers largely 1910 to 1910; bulk
packing sows Q10.90; majority
strong weight slaughter pigs 12.50@
1900; shippers took 5000; estimated
follower 5000.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; fat lambs
10 to % higher; natives showing max
imum advance; bulk desirable range
lambs 15.00@15.35; top $3.50; most ma
tives 1900 15.25 few to city butchers
1850; most culls 11.50Q12.00; feeder
lambs strong; choice light weight
1850; bulk desirable offerings 5000
1850; fat ewes 6.50@7.o0 mostly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-02
FINANCIAL NEWS W

ton Jurgens convertible Is whose
fluctuations are governed largely nv
the movement of the comnsnv's
shares in the foreign markets. brok q
more than six points at one time
closing four points net lower. After
an early period OF hesitation. rail-
road bonds strengthened under the
influence OF renewed demand for
such issues as Baltimore and Ohio
reminding skies, Senboard refundine
As, and Louisville and Nashville de
The feature OF the dealings was a
run up of nine points in Florida
Western and northern Is to a record
high. The bonds, which are to be
retired at 1O4 plus distribution of
valuable real estate stock, later
closed at l54s Moderate gains were
recorded by a few Industrial liens.
including American Writing PAPER
6s, Virginia Carolina Chemical Is and
Goodyear Tire SIS.
The largest bond flotation since
the sale of the Australian loan in
| July will take place tomorrow when
the $10,O0o,O00 issue of Canada n
government one-year 4 percent notes
is placed on the market at price
OF 9J "a to yield 4.25 percent. A
provision for retirement of the notes
at any time after six months is said
to indicate the possibility that the
Dominion may replace the issue with
! a long term loan next spring if the
market is favorable
The first lire bonds to be offered
in this country are 25,000OOO lire
| thirty year fives of the Crespi Cot
| ton Works, which will be sold to-
morrow at 96 percent of their face
value. Payment at the rate of 3.3J
/ cents per Ira is guaranteed.
Total sales S10,6S6 900.