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Evening star., 1925-01-24

SOlumDuS tomorrow night.
won from the Fort Myer Hospital
quint, 16 to Is, are matched with the
Eastern Club in Eastern High GYM
nasium tonight.
st. Johns and St Aloysiux boys
teams are leading in the Catholic
Boys League as result of their VIC
tories over St Joseph's and Holy
Trinity in the opening games of the
series.
The Clover team is the latest to
take defeat at the hands of the Ell
liot Juniors. who have run up a string
of 20 straight victories.
of first place in the Sunday School
League. are matched with Epiphany
Seniors. the runners-up. in the Y. n.
c. A. gymnasium tonight
Fort Washington basketers will
open the first of a series of Sunday
afternoon double-headers tomorrow,
meeting the Argyle and Pullman
quints- The Argyles defeated the
Apaches. Is to IL. and Pullman five
showed the Libertys under by a So
to-14 score.
The Naval Receiving Station
downed the Camp Meade Tanks, "a to
%, and the Army Medicos from Wal
ter Reed triumphed over the Navy
Yard Marines, 20 to IL.
A fourth period rally carried the
Boys Club Superiors to a 23-to-15
victory over the Crescents.
st. Stephens five led the Dominican
Lyceum throughout, the final tally
being 10 to Is.
Lexington MidGcts took a 32-to-l6
defeat from the Co-inthian Light
weights, Donnell of the winners be-
Ing the outstanding player.
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SHoCKER SIGNS WITH YANKs.

NEW YORK, January 24.-Urban
Shocker, the right-handed pitcher who
was rescued from St Louis by the
Yankees, has shown his gratitude by
signing his name to a fat contract for
next season. Thereby Urban earned
the enviable distinction Of being the
first Yankee to slip into the fold-at
Least he is the HrSt whose name has
Evening star., 1925-01-24


Ed Lynch. former Catholic Uni
the Palace Club until recently. is
the latest acquisition Of the Virginia
team. Chet Pierce, William and
Mary star, is slated to hold down
the center berth, while Stanley Drei-
fus and Capt. Petit perform at forward.
Carl Dreifus. Jimmy Alexander.
Nate Sauber. Tommy Ford and John
ny Goetz also are expected to appear
in r. E. Knight uniforms. st. Mary's
in preliminary scheduled to begin
at 1880.
Corby Bakery tossers are taking
a lay-off tonight in preparation for
their battle with the Peck Memorial
five in Congress Heights gymnasium
tomorrow afternoon. The Bakers
had a walkaway with the CONNER
cial National Bank team, winning, Al
to 10.
One OF the most important games
of the Aloysius Big Five court cam
paign will be played tomorrow aft
ernoon in the Gonzaga gymnasium,
when the Purple dribblers encounter
the strong Newark Club of Baltimore.
The Alloys are seeking to get re-
venge for defeats already admins
tered by the Monumental City players.
Stantons and Truxtons will figure
in the opener, which starts at 2:30.
Columbia Juniors and Business Re-
serves fell before the Central Light
weights by scores of "a to IL and
80 to IL.
After securing 4 1e-point lead dur
ing the first half. the Peck Reserves
ran up 32-to-14 score on the Mount
Rainier Juniors.
Quincy Athletic Club tosSers. who
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CALIFORNIA eleven
ATTRACTS THRONGS

BERKELEY. Calf. January "a
Foot ball at the University of Cali
s6S4.43S during the 1924 season.
There were 3o4.568 paid admissions
at the games. OF the net returns of
$654,065, California's share was
1854, ,256. The gross receipts showed
an increase of $154.0SS over the 1928
season.
The big game" with Stanford
brought 76,197 paid admissions and a
gate of $345,351, while 51,677 spec
tators paid $147,643 to see the game
between California and Pennsylvania
-oE, New Xea- dlA
Evening star., 1925-01-24
G0NZAGA EVENS SCORE
WITH BUSINESS QUINT

Gonzaga High tossers evened a
score yesterday by defeating Business,
~ to 13. The Stenographers admin
istered a 3O-to-16 trouncing earlier in
the season.
Enrfght. back in the Genzaga line
up after an absence due to illness
was the star of the game, registering
three field goals of the sensational
variety.
Brtst played best for Business.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
PRINCETON AT CORNELL
FOR BASKET BALL GAME

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 24.-Prnceton
and Cornell meet tonight at Ithaca
n. Y, in an Eastern Intercollegiate
League basket ball contest
The Tigers have beaten Columbia, "a
to Is, and Yale. 2S to Is, thereby con-
tinuing in a tie with Dartmouth for first
place.
Cornell lost to Penn. "a to IS, in Its
only game played In the circuit
Evening star., 1925-01-24
NOT TO RUN IN u. S.

NEW YORK, January 24.-A- G.
Hill. victor in the S00-meter and
l,500-meter races at the 1920 Olyn-
pics, Is coming to the United States
early in February, but not to run.
Hill intends to make his home In
this country. He has been out of
competition almost entirely since his
triumphs nearly Ave years ago and
has no idea of re-entering the game.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
MUM SUES LEWIS,

INDEPENDENCE Mo-, January "a.
An application for an Injunction to
prevent Ed "Strangler" Lewis, former
heavyweight wrestling champion, and
his manager. Billy Sandow, from in
with his rights as world
heavyweight champion, has been filed
in the District Court by Wayne (Big)
Mum. who won the title from Lewis
at Kansas City on January 8.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
WORLD AND TWO US,
TANK MARKS BROKEN

CHICAGO. January 24.-Johnny
Weissmuller, Illinois Athletic Club
ank star. clipped a full second off
is world record for the 140-yard
ree-style event by making II in
25 2-5 at the dedication last night of
ne Westside Knights OF Columbus
clubhouse.
Conrad lila. Illinois A c., set 7:07
as new American record for the
5O0-yard backstroke, against the
7:43 2-5 mark held by Robert Hosie
Of the Brooklyn Y. NJ. c. A
Ethel Lackie set a new American
record of 1:15 1-5 for the 100-meter
free-style event in 75-foot pool.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
SIGMA NU LEADING
u. OF M. FRAT LOOP

COLLEGE PARK, Md, January
24.-By virtue of defeating Sigma
Phi Sigma, 21 to II, Sigma Nu is
now leading the national loop in the
University of Maryland Interfrater-
nifty Basket Ball League, having won
three and lost no games.
Brayton and Murray accounted for
all the winners points.
In the other national loop tilt
Kappa Alpha pointed the way to Phi
Sigma Kappa, 26 to 10. 1t was Kappa
Alpha's first victory and Phi Sigma
Kappa's third straight setback.
Scores:
S. M (2D. Positions sP.s. u0.
brayton. .-....... Right forward. PEBBLES
Deibert. ........ Right guard. Green
Lewis: ;....... Left guard. ...........Le seur
sigma sigma Phi 'siis sisa..:.:::::s ! : I'll
snostitution-Beavens for Lewis. Court
goai,s-Brayton goals, t4. Murray ta). PEBBLES tal.
PEBBLES, z in 4; Marden, s in II: Green. i
ordemau. Time Of periods-lO minutes.
Z. A. (2s). Positions. P. s. &. uO).
Tenney. y.......-.. Right forward ........ Gary
Parker. Left forward. .Petruska
Coghil. l.......... Right guard. Dallas
delne. ne.......... Left guard .Shipley
Score by periods:
Kappa Alpha. ha....--....6 6 e2s
Phi Sigma Kappa. .......3 2 3 10
su6stitutions-rnplett for Pearce. Anderson
for Coghill. Reading for Parker. Leaf for
Tenney, White for Patruska, Parks for Ship
ley; Jacob for Gary. Embrey for Till.
Court goals -Tenney (6), Parker (2), Pearce
~ TTipiett, Leaf. Reading. Gary (2O. TIL
~. Fouls-Tenney. o in I; Parker, in 8;
0oghill. in 2; Gary. 2 in Z: Till. in 2
heteree-hr: Ordeman. Umpire-Mr Faber
Time OF periods-10 minutes.
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL

At Macon-Mercer, 81; Vanderbilt,
so.
At Pittsburgh-Washi and JEFF
ferson, 25; Pittsburgh, II.
At Atlanta-Atlanta A. c., SO; Chat
tanooga, University, %.
At New York-University Club, "a;
Pratt Institute, %.
Evening star., 1925-01-24

That In wrong. At the finish of the
stroke the shaft should be nrmly
held In the grip. You not only hit
the ball with the clubhead but after
the impact the right arm straishtens
right out through the ball, with the
ciubhead kept az lovr to the ground
as possible AS far ont ms It can be
made to reach while the balance In
maintained. You reach out with the
ciubheAd after the ball is hit exactly
as you reach back with IL, low to the
ground, I'm the back swing,
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1925-01-24
SlSLER'S NEW SALARY
Is SAID TO BE $50, 900

ST. LOUIS. January 24.-George
Sisler has indicated he is thoroughly
satisfied with the contract he has just
signed to act for another season as
playing manager of the st. Louis
Browns. While no official informa-
ton was available as to the salary,
It was commonly reported to be $780,
900, an increase of about $4,000 over
1924.
Evening star., 1925-01-24


Kills his animals. and gets a thrill
for his money. Before the hunt, the
owner of course. sets aside only the
animals he wants killed, and these
are used as quarry. It Is a pretty
clever way for a man to sell his sur
plus buffalo.
OF course 1t is a shame that the
surplus animals can not be bought
and put in some place where they
will increase and add to the slender
remnant of the once mighty herds of
the west. But so long as nobody will
use them for this purpose, and since
the owner has trouble disposing of
them for their carriage to people who
have ranges for them, what Is he
to do?
Before condemning people through
having read the newspaper reports OF
their dotngs It Is often well to do a.
.-st!e44.Yext.sat!ax.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
SOCCER ROW SETTLED.

NEW YORK. January 24.-Differ-
ences existing between the American
Soccer League. leading Eastern profess
sional organization, and the United
States Foot Ball Association. national
governing body. have been settled at a
conference resulting in granting of Of
icial recognition to the American
Leagues challenge cup competition.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
FOOT BALL CALLED PART
OF A COLLEGE EDUCATION

lNNEAPOLlS, MINI, January H Spauidin1 head
V oot ball coach the University Minnesota TODAY
consideration the offer of the board regents for two-yea
renewal OF his contract of
lhe boards offer
which Spaudngs Minnesota was
and defended by alumni student ' 100000
Evening star., 1925-01-24
CAPTURES FIELD TRIALS.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, January
24-Beckey Broom Hill, crack vet
eran pointer. property of Louis Lee
Hagin, Lexington, KY, and handled
by Chesley Harris. won the national
field trial championship here. There
were 20 starters.
Evening star., 1925-01-24


This same thing was pulled off last
year, and stirred up quite lot of
most of 1t unfavorable. It
is a very difficult problem to decide
impartially. The herd of bison be-
long to a certain man. He owns
them. He bought the brood animals
and has raised the herd at great ex-
pense. He runs them on his own
ranch. He sells the surplus to circus
es, ZOOS. and so on. But once in a
while the herd gets so large that he
must get rid OF some of the animals
to prevent overcrowding and the re-
sulting death of certain number of
them. So instead of butchering them
and selling them to hotels or restaur-
ants, he advertises them for sale at
SO much apiece.
Then hunter buys one, or two,
or three, st 30 much q head. The
ks:.sS eA>e k:Sss Se-e &: tSs Eg=*- EEg=*
Evening star., 1925-01-24
RYAN SHADES CURTAIN.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. January "a
Tommy Ryan Of McKeesport, Pa, won
a decision over Irish Johnny Curtain
of Jersey City, N. J., in a 10-round
bout last night. They are bantam
weights.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
GAlNENESS OF BUCKY
MPRESSES GRIFFITH
Playing With Injured Hand Factor
in Purchase by the Nationals
From Buffalo Club in 1919.
Chapter 2o-SoId to Washington
BY STANLEY (BUCKY) HARRIS.

impress didn't discourage
IVl York looking
continued good work. This
ing needit though nearly ready
in at
could do what had
possible. l felt coming into
when
Bufa He edwthW
Ioe Enpe here BuckY." he
Evening star., 1925-01-24
REFEREE rs DISGUsTED,

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, January "a
Disguised with the poor 12-round ex-
hibition between Jimmy Jones, local
welterweight, and Willie Harmon of
Brooklyn last night, Referee Matt
EI..y<s. declined La -e-Ger- z. dec.Io.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
Hole.fu.OnN.

In December. 1918. playing with
Jack Neville, the noted California
amateur and Walker cup contestant,
in a match at the San Francisco Golf
and Country Club. we participated in an
unusual happening when we came to
the seventh hole.
The tee is set on a hill. from which
you shoot down into the valley aud
Epcs. H. E.de-L.M tie G.stasSs
Evening star., 1925-01-24
TIGER SWIMMERS WIN.

PHILADELPHIA, January "a
princeton defeated Pennsylvania in a
oual swimming meet. 40 to IL, last
night. The visitors also won the wa
ter polo match, 81 to IL.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
YOUTH AND SPEED ADDED
IN TRADE WITH THE CUBS
Well Up Toward the Top-Infeld Regarded
Question Mark of Pittsburgh Club
By the Associa ted Press.

lTTSBURGH, January 2-Raday result of
their disappointing 1924 showing and with nhe
largely of youngsters the Pittsburgh
potentially
Most Bill McKechns
and Mcraw the New York
he looks
Evening star., 1925-01-24
HOCKEY GAMES

At Pittsburgh-Fort Pitt Hornets,
Z; Boston H. c., /.
At Boston-Boston A A. i; Maple
A. A, o.
at Eveleths Arn.-Eveleth. 3;
Cleveland. -
Evening star., 1925-01-24
THAW rs CLUB DIRECTOR.

MARTINSBURG. W. Va. January a.
of the Martinsburg club
of the Blue Ridge League have elected
Harry K Thaw of Pittsburgh a director
Ihaw has colonial estate about Is
miles south OF Martinsburg.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
CYCLIC K. O.'s LESTER.

ENGLEwOOD, N. J., January "a
Mario Giglfo. claiming the light
heavyweight boxing championship of
Italy, last night knocked out Jack
Lester of Grand Rapids, Mich, in the
first round.
Evening star., 1925-01-24

for his Paterson club OF the old
Eastern League, and then his long
career WINS ON its way.
Wagner will be 81 next month
Age, however, has made little diff
ference to him, and IL is more than
likely that we shall now and then
again hear the reverberattnE
crack of the ball from his bat aa
cS yOre!
Evening star., 1925-01-24

Truxton Athletic Club five will go
to Brookland tonight for game with
the Catholic University Freshmen.
PLAY will start at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
GIBBONS VS.. HERMAN.

DETROIT. Mich. January "a
Tommy Gibbons has been matched TO
Ineet Tiny jim Hermann ot Oznsks
!S T. Sc-zex:S& SSG$$ $Aes ZzSSayy 60.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
ARMY P0LoIsTs AHEAD.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. January "a
West Point polo team defeated the
64th Cavalry Brigade, IS to g..
Evening star., 1925-01-24

Court goals-Radica (3), Scruggs (2), Heeke
(2), Bennie (5l. Kessler (2), Bobys (2)
Croson (2l. Zahn a.. Foul gosls--Rsdice. 1
In 5; Heeke. in 8: Bennie. 2 in 8; Louden
! In 2; Bobys. none In !; Zahn. In 10; CAT
held, ! in 5.
Substtutions: Eastern-Zier for Radice
Birch for Scruggs. Madigan for Heeke, Louden
for Kessler, Mcintosh for Bennie Elliot for
Scruggs. Tech-Rosenberg for Gafield, CAT.
held for Bobys. Mcqueen for Rosenberg
Hinkel for GafieId.
Referee-Mr. Schlosser. Cmpire-Mr Haas
Time OF periods-l0 minutes
Evening star., 1925-01-24
PALACE FIVE PLAYS GAME
IN ALEXANDRIA TONIGHT

@OURT fans of Alexandria will their
basket ball when the Palace
tackles the R E Knight Store FIVE in the tonight
Manager Jack Tuloch, who promoting affair." got
ether collection college
that calculated give the professionals stiff workout
Evening star., 1925-01-24
InSideGOlf
BY Chester horton .

There Is second segment OF the
swing In which the hands are inclined
10 loosen from the shaft, and that is
Evening star., 1925-01-24

1t means that Honus has arrived
back mt the stnrtinR-pofnt OF his
long career, for it WINS I'm this same
locality, 80 years ago, that wRg-
ner played his hrst professional
base ball with the Warren club of
the old Ohio and Pennsylvania
League Ed Barrow, now secre-
tary OF the New York Yankees,
procured uo-us froE- tLts teez
Evening star., 1925-01-24

being 180 yards. The stunt is to use
midiron and drop your ball upon the
uphill side at left, allowing 1t to
trickle down toward the hole.
Neville got beautiful shot, his
ball curving IN toward the cup, curl
ing around 1t and coming to a stop
just six inches past 1t, a bit to the
right
''Pll put my ball inside yours, Jack"
I said, kiddingly. And did. I got a
hole-in-one.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL H. DIG.
President, Izaak Walton League of Amsrica.

HE in
concerned about the killing of
hunters It there large
privately The invited sportsmen to 20
a at croft
Evening star., 1925-01-24
MIKE BRADY TELLS:
The Strangest Shot on Record.

treak1est Duke Sutherland,
believe Golf Club Long Island
Sutherland who upward of 90 playing
usually around hundred the hole
at Havana Cuba which 1913 Tommy McNaara
of happened
Evening star., 1925-01-24
Harris Sale to Washington Is Recalled Pirates Strong Pc
EASTERN FIVE EASILY
BEATS TECH TOSSERS

Eastern maintained It's hold on sec
ond place in the scholastic series by
defeating a crippled Tech team that
is occupying the cellar position, IL
to 21, in George Washington Univer-
sity gymnasium this morning.
Tech had little show from the start,
being without the services OF Werber,
a consistent performer at forward,
who suffered an injury in the Tech
Business game, and Mccormick,
regular guard. whose absence from
the lineup is due to illness.
Eastern led at the end of the open
ing period, and during the second
piled up a 22-to-s margin. The open
ing Of the final quarter found the
score at 35 to 10. the ultimate win
ners being held to 6 points during
the final. all of them coming by the
free throw route. Techs inability to
make good on free shots was again
apparent, the Manual Trainers scor-
ing on only out of 16 trys, while
Eastern Gagged 13 in 21.
Bennie was the outstanding player
of the game, scoring five baskets from
scrimmage and a pair from the foul
line. Zahn led the Tech attack and
accounted for a quartet of court goals
and the same number of one-counters.
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