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let Them contract in the fUTWard
swing" That is the action exactly.
Watch any good golfer ana you will
see he has rubber wrists" Espi-
nosa's couldn't be more so if they
were actually made OF gum. This
comparison should make clear 70 any
golfer the exact difference between
tightness in the back swing--Iiile
stretched rubber-and rigidity, which
is the exact opposite Of resiliencl.
Avoid riGidity.
lCopyrielt. 1876
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G0PHERS' CHAMPION SIX
CHALLENGES DARTMOUTH

MINNEAPOLIS, March il Gp).--
Minnesota Won it's third Big Ten
hockey title in four years with a 4-to-2
triumph over the Wisconsin six.
Coach Emil Iverson announced that
the Gophefs would challenge the
Dartmouth six. champions of the
Eastern intercollegiate League. for
the national title, to he decided in q
post-season series during the Spring
vacation
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The Evening Star Boys Club realize
that this meet Is being promoted by
them as an organization. II is their
anair, and II Is up TO every one OF
them to make it success, which, OF
course, II cannot help being.
List OF events:
.7O-pound class--5O.yard dash, run.
ming broad jump.
S5-pound class-50.yard dash, run
ming broad jump, running high jump.
1OO-pOund Class-60-yard dash, run
ming broad Jump. running high jump.
115.pOund class-70-yard dash, run
ming broad jump, running high jump,
44O.yard relay (grade schools only to
be represented).
Unlimited class-lOO.yard dash. run
ming broad jump. running high jump,
half-mile run.
A list OF new applicants for mem
bership follows:
Members Of st. AIMS School team
Thomas Shipman (captain), 1903
Thirty-fourth street: John a. Judge.
4409 Thirty street; Robert
Tracy. 4312 Fessenden street; Hugo
Austin Noigt, Chevy Chase, Md; Jo-
seph Masceron. 5101 Wisconsin ave
nue.; David Hogan. 4102 Brandywine
street; John ingalls,, 4404 Murdoch
Mill road
Joseph ingalls,. 44O4 Murdoch Mill
road; Hitler Matthews, Rockville pike;
Richard Pratt, 1920 Twenty second
street; Sammy Kite, 2701 Thirty.sixth
street; Thomas A. Duvall, 4424 Alton
place; Edward lie Compte, 1890 y
street; Joseph A. Hurney, 25S7 Wis.
consin avenue; Herman Marggraf, 222
Kentucky avenue southeast.
Charles Suter, Rosslyn. Va; Adeeb
Saloon. 1880 Maryland avenue
northeast: Steve Laut. 627 G street
southwest; James Case, Clarksburg,
Md; Grant Haines. 132 Piccadilly
street, Winchester. Va; Edmond Con.
frey. 635 X street northeast; Billy
Kane, 6l7 Fifth street northeast.
X Hinton Elliott. 1922 Twenty.
first street; Mark Mooney, Kensing.
ton, Md; Winston Mooney. Kensing.
ton, Md; Joseph +. Sherman. Jr.,
1894 9th street; Marvin b. Lewis,
Hyattsville, Nd; Claude Smith, 7l2
Quincy street.
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AzTECS TO DISCUSS
BASE BALL MATTERS

Plans for the organization and out
fitting OF junior, midget and insect
mines will be discussed by members
Of the Aztec Athletic Club at their
first base ball meeting OF the season.
to be held tomorrow at S:l5 at @125
II street.
The Aztec players come from all
sections Of the city, and represent a
number OF schools. The roster in.
cludes Munich, Davis. Kline. Castell
and Stephen OF Central; Doerr and
Glascock OF Eastern; Brown and
Sherry OF Tech; Richardson and Mul.
hall of Western: Hagerty and Galla-
CHER Of st. Johns, and Dean Of Con
Zaga.
Last year the Aztecs finished second
in the Jerry's Sport Shop league. and
we're the only combination TO defeat
the championship Corinthians.
Westover Athletic Club pastimers
will meet for the first time Sunday at
2:30 at Twenty.f1fth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Frank Dimise, at
West 1871, is in charge Of the sched.
ule, while William Ruhling is coach.
ing the team.
Members and candidates for the
Apache Athletic Club nine will be
welcomed tonight at 4203 Third street
by President Fitzgerald. James Bell
has been named to captain the team
and J. Casey elected manager.
Southern Midgets. runners.up for
the Washington Base Ball and Athle-
tic Association championship. meet
tomorrow at at I'LL Four-and-a a half
street southwest.
Goose GOslin Insects play their
first game Saturday at Chevy Chase.
Clark Griffith Senators will gather
tomorrow at 7:45 at 1872 Columbia
Road.
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HYATTSvILLE GUARDS
FARE WELL ON COURT

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, March IL
Unusually impressive records were
made during the season just closed
by both the regular and reserve
basket ball teams Of Company +, 1st
Infantry. Maryland National Guard
of Hyattsville.
Twenty-one victories in 80 starts, in.
Guiding triumphs over some of the
strongest teams in Washington, were
turned in by the Soldier regulars, who
scored total of 776 points to 54S for
their opponents.
Rufus Vincent, scoring 81 court
goals and % fouls for a total Of 222
points, was easily the ranking indi.
vidual scorer for the Guardsmeu.
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Rain at Shreveport. La, kept tne
chicago White SoX indoors yesterday
II continuous doWnpOur limiting ac-
Iivities to bridge and light workouts
IN = gymnasium. The interruption
brought no sour words from Man
ager Collins, however. for he Is Wen
pleased with the condition OF ms
men. johnny Mostil. regular fielder,
reported and appears in excellent
form.
BOSTON. March II tP.-Observers
II the New orleans camp say that
prospects of the Ped SoX are mate
rtany better than last year.
Todt viii play first, Mccain sec
oud, Haney third and Lee short.
AS for pitching, it appears as II
Ehmke. Ningfeld. Rutffng and
Lahniser win be- the big -four,
The outiicld will be settled after
tile season opens.
At st. Petersburg, Fla. the Braves
haI Il warm practice session in
preparation for a game with the
Yankees.
PHILADELPHIA. March II P).-
Because of the absence Of Leach and
Williams the Phillies' outfield for to-
days game with the Giants at Braden-
LONI, Ida NOIlSASle1 LlldAIllS "a
Younger players. Yesterday the sec.
ond team beat the regulars, 10 >.
Connie Mack s regulars journeyed
20 the Baltimore Orioles Spring play
ground at Punta Gorda and lost, {
to &.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March II Op).
Mrs. James {. Dunn, Americas
only woman major league base ball
club owner. was with her Cleveland In
,sians at Lakeland today. She arrived
Yesterday just too late To see her team
defeat the Cincinnati Reds, u to 3,
IN its first game of the season. She
plans To stay in FLORIDA during the
remainder of the Indians stay.
The Reds were helpless before
Speece, Shaute and karr, except in
The first inning, when Species wildness
esulted in three runs. The Indians
found Cincinnatis pitchers for eight
cen hits, including three doubles. a
ripple by Hodaph and a home run by
NcNulty, the later two coming with
TWO men on.
The same teams play at Orlando
today.
DETROIT, Mich. March IL R.--
Several outtielders and infielders have
arrived to augment the squad of De-
troit American players at their Au-
gusta, Ga, training camp. Another
stiff workout featured yesterdays
training, with Heinie Manush, Frank
ORourke and Bob I'othergill among
{ he regulars who joined i'll the prac-
ice.
A number OF other players arrived
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With the situation thus. Conrad
Jennings. track coach ut Marquette
University. in Milwaukee, and kEute
kOckHc. WI1O conducts track sports a.
Metre Dd1lC got together and decided
TO organize 4 Western open lntercol-
| lceiatc track meet that would be an
annual feature.
They have been getting splendid Co
| operation. ana u is now assured that
the scheme is going over big and VIII
gain in prestige year after year.
The meet VIII b" held in the Mar Z
quette Stadium ou May % next. Tn y
far. IT, addition to Marquette g. 4
NOtrc Dame, Michigan state, But
Creighton ana Ohio Wesleyan La Il
rallied to its support, an by the Il ~
entries Close the list VIII he signific; R
both IN its length uud in the qt.-'P
Of entrants.
Princeton. looking forward to Sp-ing,
practice faces the best fool bail pfSe.-
poets that Nassau has Nad in years.
/ Win one or tNu exceptions. every
man "f the team that scored IS
4 points against Yale and Harvard las
| Fan viii be back ana eligible to play,
While all the members OF last year :;
| great freshman outfit came through
! the nidye3r exams with living Colors
/ is that t;aditiOually when the Tigel
! has Il feeble and NANCY look at the
start Of q season he usually becomes
! / rampaging teeor by November.
whereas when the outlook as TO ms b
teriaI is excellent the team proves tu
! be a disappointment.
| Next F'alI will see the beginning VI
! an era OF dry gridirons no matter
/ what the preliminary elemental Cond'-
! tIous may have been. This becduse o!
the invention Of field coverings thar
will bid defiance TO rain and snow.
( At Illinois. the athletic authorities
/ have received bids Tor a rubberiZeG
/ fabric cover to the gridrOn. which win
! be made Up IN sections. It is easily
! laid and as simply removed. Hereafter
| there need be 40 excuse for conditions
such as obtained last year on fields
| throughout the country.
Arnold IIorween of Chicago, who
| has been named as head coach of the
! Harvard foot ball eleven. was i fine
player. although not Il brilliant star
| Of the Nahau. Casey -Brickley type.
! He was captain Of the 1920 Harvard
eleven and was coached by both
I Haughton and Fisher. The most thar
| can be said of his appointment is tha-
il Is an experiment.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
COMMERCIAL LEAGUERS
GATHER AGAIN MONDAY

Pastimers Of the Commercial Base
Ball League. who held their first meet
ing Of the season last night at the Of
fees Of Chestnut Farms Dairy, VIII
gather there again next Monday 10
pass on a schedule and elect officers.
Thompson's Dairy Lunch. Union
Printers, Wise Bro Dairy, Chestnut
Farms Dairy, General Tire Co. and
Black and White Taxi teams were rep
resented at the initial confab.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

TomorroW'S encounter with the
team that nosed Central High out of
title honors last year either Will place
the Washington school boys into the
final or send them back to the Capital
a disappointed lot. Allentown High
and PottstoWn High are the other
semi.tinalists with the latter Quint
considered the favorite.
Eastern gained the victory over the
Toledo team by its surprise attack In
the first half Playing q game de-
scribed today by Coach Guyon as the
best he'd ever seen his charges put
I'D, the Washington basketers ran
,ircles around their bigger opponents,
and, when intermisSion was called,
uad pile dup d 26 to ID lead.
In the second half, however, the
locals struck tough going, and for a
limo feared that their efforts in the
opening periods would prove futile.
rapt. Julie Radice, who had regis
tered five goals during the first "
minutes and had netted another soon
after the start of the third quarter
was called out OF the game on 1oulS
and was followed closely by llub ~
lott, who also had been credlteu Will
his quota Of personals.
NcAllister was sent in for Elllott
Va
place. breaking up the crack combl-
nation that had been receiving the
continuous applause of the Phllaoel-
nhia. fans. Heeke also was forced 10
,lrop out of the fray when he turneo
his ankle, but the injury was not con
Sidered serious, and he continued ar.
ter a short breathing spell.
Boots Scruggs ran second to Radice
in the scoring column, getting tour
tWo-counters to the captains six.
The team leaves Union Station 10.
morrow afternoon at 1905 o'clock. II
the st. Joseph's five is defeated. the
last game for the Fasteners will be
played Saturday afternoon.
The Initial call for base ball candi.
dates at Western will be issued to-
morrow. and early next week the
Red and White squad will begin linz
bering up at its old Headquarters.
Georgetown Hollow. A number or
battery candidates have been work
ing out in the school gymnasium at
odd times. but because of the inter-
class basket ball tourney being run
this week they have been able to DO
little.
The court event. however, comes to
a close today. leaving .he Western
athletes free to put all their atten-
ton on base ball and track. The
Sophomores cl!nched the interclass
title yesterday. when they completed
their schedule of games with 27-to-
II win over the Juniors. They have
turned in six straight victories. while
their nearest opponents, the Juniors.
who tackle the Seniors in the last
match today. have won three and
lost two. The Seniors are credited
with two Victories and three de-
feats; the Freshmen went through
six contests without getting into
the win column.
The Sophomore squad is made up
Of a number of players from the
team that carried school colors in
the annual interhigh series and is
led by Peewee Walker. Included in
the lineup are Bob Wilson. Don
CARRIER, Bradford Wilson. John
Underwood. Bill Looney, Lewis Rich
ardson and Andy Gleason.
Westerns base ball nine will be
one of the first local high school
combinations to swing into action.
'rhe first game is listed for March
2z with Leonard Hall Academy et
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WILL NOT BACK GRID TEAM.

NEW YORK. March IL OP).-Garry
Hermann, president Of the Cincin-
natl base ball club. has telegraphed
President c. A. Stoneham of the New
York Giants that he will not back
a team in the American Foot Ball
League. Herman was announced as
one who had applied for a franchise.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
NEW TENNIS RULING.

NEW YORK, March II @.-Win.
ners Of the doubles in the National
Municipal tennis championship, now
known as the Public Parks champion
ship, this year will become eligible to
play for the singles title, the United
States Lawn Tennis Association an
Tiounces.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

Leonardtown. Md. IN addition to
the l3 games that already have been
booked, engagements are pending
with Alexandria High. Georgetown
Prep. st. Johns and Gonzaga. Plans
for a. trip to Greenbrier Military
Academy and Staunton Military
Academy on April and also are
under consideration.
The schedule:
March 27-Lconsrd Hall. at Leonard.
March 10--Mount St. Josepns. at Balti-
April 17-;-catholc University Freshmen.
April 23-St. Adams. at ST. Adams.
May 1-Buslness
May 4-EpIscopal High, at Alexandra
May 7-Georgetown University freshmen.
May 15-University OF MARYLAND fresh.
nlent. at College Park.
MMsy Msyy omyg SEsHy sesee spsssss a e. f64, Bsp,
Dewitt Prep basketers are scheduled
TO encounter Forest Park High of Bal
timore tomorrow at o'clock in the
opening round Of the scholastic tourna.
ment being staged by st. Johns Col
Mount St. Joseph's OF Baltimore in
the first match OF the evening pro-
gram, starting at 1:45. The second
round, which also is the semi.final,
| takes place Saturday morning, with
the deciding game being played Sat.
urday night at 1880 o'clock.
Tired Of waiting for Spring weather,
Mike Kelley, Central's base ball
mentor, called a halt to indoor practice
yesterday and took his squad out on
the diamond for the initial batting and
fielding practice of the season. More
than 80 candidates for places on the
Blue and White nine were on hand
for the first workout.
Central's Lightweights took both
ends of q basket ball double. header
| yesterday in the school gymnasium
Friends School was defeated, 25 to "a.
and the Calvary Reds trimmed in
another close game, 20 to 18.
Eastern's rifiemen took the measure
of Westerns team yesterday in a
four.stage match on the Eastern
range by the score Of 1887 to OFT. The
scores follow: Eastern---Hayes, 1877
Hardin. 1871; Stein, III; Bean, 1Se; An.
drus, 1T; Denslow. 1872. Western
Leonard. 172; Kimball, 1856; Blount,
III; Horhibrook, 17S; Wedderburn,
154; Brooks, lat.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
GIRLS TO HAVE NINE.

HYATTsvILLE, Md, March IL
Organization Of base ball team the
coming season is planned by Hyatts-
vile High School girls, who have
served notice on the boys that they
expect to develop a nine that will
make the mere men look we'll to their
diamond laurelS.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
MEHLHORN-SMITH WIN.

MIAMI, Fla. March II LP.-Biu
MAllhorn and Macdonald Smith de-
featedl Leo DieGel and Gene Sarazen.
3 up and to play. in the final OF
the international f0ur-ball golf tourna.
ment at the Miami Country Club.
They will divide a prize of 81 600.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
REACH FINAL AT TENNIS.

TAMPA, Fla. March II LP).-
Elizabeth Ryan and Mary X. Browne
advanced to the final in the wOInen's
Dixie tennis singles tournament here.
Miss Ryan defeated Mrs. Louise Ray
mond, 6--3, 6--1, and Miss Browne
beat Mrs. Hildegarde TAYLOR. G-S,
e.
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w. & L. MATMEN SHINE.

LEXINGTON, Va, March 10.---With
the record of not having lost q single
meet during the 1925 campaign, Wash
ington and Lees matmen have laid
aside their graphing togs until next
year.,
Evening star., 1926-03-11
COLUMBIA U. QUINT
WINS LEAGUE TITLE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Columbia
clinched the championship in the
Eastern Intercollegiate Basket Ball
League last night by defeating Prince
ton. 46 to q.
The Tigers started well, but could
not hold the pace. and at the end of
the first half Columbia had gained q
lead Of 26 to IS through excellent
shooting by Laub and ROthenfeld.
Columbia, with seven victories and
only one defeat, has one more con
test Saturday night, Yale being the
opponent.
A setback would not alter the stand
ing. since Dartmouth, now in second
place, has lost four games.
ITHACA, n. Y, March 11.--Corneu
defeated Dartmouth, 25 to 1G, last
night in the last Intercollegiate Bas-
ket Bon League game scheduled here
this season.
Accurate shooting and excellent
guarding and team work featured
Cornells play, the Ithacans leading
throughout.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

PHILADELPHIA, March II Op).-
Mickey Walker, world welterweight
champion, will defend his title against
Pete Latzo in a 10-round bout in
Scranton on the ntsht Of Nay 10
Evening star., 1926-03-11
COBB AFTER SHEEDY.

BALTIMORE, March II [P).-Ty
Cobb, manager Of the Detroit club,
when told that Jack Dunn had decided
said the Tygers would be willing to
pay $4,000 for the lanky Oriole first
Sacker.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

III EOIt tPb-l VI
the ! h Y t n mic
plays
the finest golt
with the least cf-
fort If any player
| have ever known
has invented Il
term that precise
ly describes the
feeling of tight
ness tOOscneS-
YOU want ii hands
and arms during
the SVTinC. f.~l,i-
uOSa SayS: Let
your hands and
arms act as il
they were rubber,
Stretch them out
in the back swing
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SWIMMERS WILL TOUR.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March
II R.-Stanford's swimming team
will leave March 18 for an extensive
tour Of the country, which includes
competition in the national collegiate
meet at Annapolis and the national
A. A. U. events at Chicago.
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NOW CERTAIN THAT EVENT
WILL BE HELD THIS YEAR
Games Result From Western Conference Limiting
Its Competition TO Big Ten Teams-Notre
Dame and Marquette Prime Movers.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK, March 1lWtcn the Western Conference rcccny
N passed fobdg any Big Ten the
annual track and field the terc dsmay
among institutions which this organizations.
For the prospects competing the Big athletes
track field throughout the Middle West OF
there other meeting the
the allied colleges tremendous national and
the plege l-eL e .tl-.. .!G e9eglan:
Evening star., 1926-03-11
CUBS TWIRLINC ACE OUT
FOR SIX WEEKS OR MORE
Injury at First Was Thought to Be Only Sprain.
Red SoX Appear Stronger Than Last Year.
Other Training Camp Gossip.
Bv the Associated Press.

~HCAGO lloo reignd the Catalina Island hauntS
yesterday after Nray examination re-
~ yeaed that Alexander the Bruins hurng ace
had fractured right The INJURY will prevent him playing TOR SIX
weeks O NOR -, ..,,.
Alexander injury week ago. but thought the ankle
lj, l 1aaS i
Evening star., 1926-03-11
EASTERN In SEMI-FINALS
OF PENN BASKET EVENT

TANNG of their biggest obstacles i'll the path to the
championship the University OF Pennsylvania scholastic basket
Waite High Of Toledo Ohio AZ 3d.
High Schools five is back home today polishing
match night with ST. osephs Prep of Philadelphia defend
.a.a - Lol: aLcc ci d,s;o
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Entries Begin to Pile Up
For Star Boys Club Care,

LTOUG yesterday the first day the entry The
II Boys Club Athletic
them have been returned already The first received
yesterday afternoon from Osborn Sppngton 1868 Quincy
Osborn the Park View School
the
boy to more
Evening star., 1926-03-11
InsideGOlf
BY Chester Horton

Al Espinosa, the Pacific coast golf
star. who is now connected with one
Of the fine clubs I'm Chicago, and wHc
is, III my opinion, the best exponent
Evening star., 1926-03-11
NATIONAL PARK SIX
DEFEATS GALLAUDET

National Park Seminary basketers
proved their superiority over the girls
basket ball of Gallaudet College
yesterday BY more than doubling the
count on the Kendall Greeners and
getting q 52-to2J decision III u match
on the Gallaudet court.
The home team put up a stiff fight
during the eraly periods, but weak
encd after intermissiou and allowed
the visitors TO pile up the points.
Leah ShOfnos and Edith Mahan of
the Comets, Becky KronInan ana
Helen SchultZe Of the WashinCtOns
and Annabelle Totten Of the Princess
Athletic club have been named for
the all-star team that is to oppose
a picked team Of coaches tomorrow
night at Marjorie Webster gym
naSium.
Metropolitans defeated Strdyer's
Business College last night in Il
Washington Recreation League game
at St. Martins gym, II to 6.
Washington nOsed out Bethany. 15
to 10, in an East Washington Com
munity Center game.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

Los ANGELES. March Ii LP'.--.
Horace Major. golfer and Marion
Fletcher, widely known as swim
mer. obtained Il marriage license here
today
Evening star., 1926-03-11

On an average less than one in four
of the recruits who train with the
major league clubs in the Spring
make good in the big show.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

Veteran drivers of harness horses
claim that it is harder to drive PAGER
than a trotter, as the PAGERS rock the
sulky.
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~ Tbe Gbentng 5tar
BOYS CLUB
49, Conducted by ROBERT c. MCCLELLAN
Conducted by ROBERT C. MCCLELLAN

ting when down or below the waist,
holding with one hand and hitting,
butting with head or shoulders I'm the
clinches or using bad language or dis
Obeying the orders Of the referee.
Those are the points to remember.
Now go to it and win.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

Spike webb is back, today fcitb q
little more boring. T0ntOrr0W Tom
Ltcb, one OF NOtre DANES great
athletes, has a little something to say
about putting the shot. This acW be
Of special interest to the oLder. larger
boys. Don't forget to send in 4jour
entrD for the B0yS <7uJ CdrHirGt
cGriB.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

Elsewhere on this page will he found
an application for membership. ffll it
In today and mail it, addressed: Chief,
Boys Club, The Evening Star, Wash
ingtOn, u, c.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

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