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Would Revive Florida Boom.

Word reaches Washington from
Miami that the Atlantic Coast Line
will run between 20 and % low rate
excursions to Florida during the
summer. special homeseekers' fares
to be sold on the first and third
TUESDAYS of each month The
Miami Chamber of Commerce is also
inaugurating a drive 10 induce
residents from out of the State To
visit the city and other parts of the
State during the Summer. The hotel
men have likewise joined in special
drive to increase business and every.
effort is to be made all along the
line to revive. keep going, or start
a new Florida boom.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03

SapplngtOn, 1868 quincy street, Ever
EFT Cooper, "a O street; Robert j.
Speaker, 1916 Twenty-sixth street
northeast; Billy Archibald, Marine
aging field, Quantico, Va; Robert
Hobbs. 55ls Sherrier place.
Sam Biddle, 621 Second street; w.
w. Williams, 5103 Fourteenth street;
Herbert p. Slinkman, Hyattsville, Md;
David Yates, 122 Fifteenth street; Vim
cent Sharpe, 513 Massachusetts ave
nue.; Jack Hickey, 2120 P street;
Frank Wells, 4o7 G. street northeast
Bruce Moore, 7ls Rock Creek Church
road; Arnold Moore, 718 Rock Creek
Church road; Thomas w. Taylor. 325
Webster street; Edwin Payne, School
street, Ballston. Va; Charles D. Wen
rich. 1349 Quincy street; Carl Olsen,
1921 Columbia road; Murrell Iank,
3711 New Hampshire avenue; Stanley
Balderson, 1346 Monroe street.
Wilbert I. Yockelson, 2S05 NJ street;
Robert Hawthorne, 1914 Gallatin
street: Julian Cabell, 1924 v street
southeast; James D. Coleman, 3014
Dent place; James NJ. Brown, AleXan-
dria, Va; William Alton Benner. 3917.
Illinois avenue northwest; Harold E.
Hartstack. 220 Claiming street north
east, and Donald Warburton, I'LL
Irving street.
Samuel Brackney, 7lS Eighth street,
Louis B. Silverman, 1889 First street;
Raymond Vandermark Leighty. so
North Clarendon avenue, Clarendon,
Va; Carl Tracey, $40 X street; Tom
my Branscombe, 1855 Fifteenth street;
Richard Lee Murphy, Gaithersburg,
Md; Dan w. Fowler, Falls Church,
Va; Earl Fowler, Falls Church. Va;
Robert Wilson, Falls Church, Va;
Franklin Armiger, 203 Taylor street;
Cecil Cabell, 1924 V street southeast;
William H. Wood, Beltsville, Md;
Belford Thomson, 4109 Fifth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
NOVEL EVENT ADDED
TO S. A. TITLE RACE

University of Maryland and the
Aloysius Club are expected to be
strong contenders for team champion
ship henors in the South Atlantic A
A. u. distance run to be held Saturday
under the auspices of the Emorywood
Club of Baltimore.
Maryland won the event last year
and will be defending it's title. The
route will cover a 81s mile course.
The starting hour is 8 o'clock.
The Emorywood runners have an
nounced a novel event for April IL
in 50-mile walk from the -Ellipse in
Washington to the city hail in Balti-
more.
President Coolidge will be asked to
start the race and accompany the
mixers on the first few yards of their
journey. AS there is no American
walking record for distances ger SO
miles the winner probably will be
credited with a new national mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03

All sports INDUCED in by young
sters of this vicinity will be coached
in the series, including base ball, foot
ball. tennis, soccer, basket ball, swim.
ming, track and field sports, wrestling
and boxing. The articles will be writ
ten in such style that the youngest
member can readily understand them
and the Oldest will find them in
structive.
At the present time certificates are
being prepared for the members and
buttons have been ordered. Certtf1-
Gates and buttons will be awarded in
the order in which the boys enrolled.
and youngsters who desire to be in
the early quota should sign up imme-
diately,
The certificates will be stamped
with the seal Of the club and will show
that the member has pledged himself
to be a clean-living, sport-loyinE and
fair playing boy. 1t Ia something for
him to keep along with his records Of
childhood conquests to show that he
won his laurels fairly.
An increasing number of applica-
tions for membership in The Evening
Star Boys Club comes to the desk Of
the club chief daily, With the club
being ofhcially started tomorrow,
pledges are expected to rel! in. Nat.
urally every boy wants to be q charter
member, and all who have applica-
tons in the hands OF the chief by
tomorrow morning will be considered
as such.
Every mail delivered yesterday
brought additional pledges. Boys from
Maryland and Virginia are getting in
line with regularity, and in the near
future complete list OF the out.of.
town members will be published
Every boy should watch the list Of
new members to see II any of his bud
dies are enrolled.
Pledges from the following boys
were received yesterday.
George Tucker, 724 Fifteenth street
southeast; Charles MINI. 1904 G street
northeast; Boyd Wise. 1910 Fifth
street northeast: Albert J. Kay, 1879
Crittendon street; Francis Collins, 49S
H street southwest; Billy Hodge. Goa
Keefer place; Merle ]. Wagner, 1905
c street northeast; William Rutley,
Robert Rutlay, 4710 Davenport
street,. Shelton b. Becker, 732 Park
road: Emit C.~Witt, 318 Fourteenth
street northeast; Dan Leasure, Bur,
lington Hotel; Irvine B. Irving, $3.50
@ street; Harold Zimmerman, 1888
Wisconsin avenue; George w. Irving,
jr., $3.50 Q street; Henry Garnett, 666
Hawk street, Fredericksburg, Va;
Laurence Field, 1142 Sixth street
Harry Clark, 1870 BladenshurE road
northeast.
Dunbar Darby. Beallsville, Nd;
Maurice Mates, l22 Fifteenth stseet
northeast; John McDonough, l3sa
Kearney street northeast; Osborn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
SOCCER TEAMS PLAY
THREE GAMES TODAY

Washington Soccer League will
end its first series today whsn three
games will be played.
Most important OF the matches is
the Walford- Monroe encounter on
the Monument grounds. At present
Walford leads the league with four
victories and no defeats. and victory
today would send 1t into the second
series with a clean slate.
Fort Myer will play the German
Americans on the Fort Myer field.
Should the soldiers win they win hold
second place, and a win for the Ger
mans would make them tie with the
Fort team.
British Embassy plays the German
American Reserves at Washington
Barracks and should come out vic
torious as the Reserves have not
scored a goal since the start of the
league series. All games will start
at 1850 o'clock.
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BEGIN WORK TOMORROW
FOR INDOOR COMPETITION
Hilltoppers, Despite Heavy Losses, Plan to Enter
Many Meets-Old Liners to Have Relay Team
in Action in Big Affairs.
BY II. c. BYRD.

GEORGETOWN and the University of Maryland the only local in
which much emphasis track athletics this
Winter their afternoon begin
an The Blue and Gray through
much schedule Old
whole squad likely of the North
Notwithstanding lost good from the 1925 team George
that will be developed capable of
a
Three
finished collegiate careeHodn
MarSer and Sullivan.
available decidedly inprob
Especially
the of
fewme the avorie
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$1,000 SEE SCOTS WIN
AT RUGBY OVER FRENCH

PARIS, January 2.-Scotland COM
pletely outplayed France in winning
the first international rugby foot ball
match of the season before a record
crowd of $4,000 in Colombo Stadium
today. The score was 20 to Q.
The contest. played in a drizzling
rain, was marred by the attitude of
the French crowd toward Referee
Llewellyn of Wales. who repeatedly
was boo Led and Missed. Although his
calling of penalties was strict, i'm
partial observers considered 1t fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03

tered at Eastern High Thursday at .
o'clock. Manager Krenh stu has
open dates on his January schedule
for teams having the use Of floors.
Call Columbia 1851.
Anacostia Eagles open their home
games at Congress Heights auditorium
today They entertain the Fort Hum
phreys five at 2:30.
Kanawha basketers, winners Of nine
straight contests, meet the Eliiots In
Immaculate Conception gymnasium at
1 o'clock. All players are expected to
be present, as special meeting Will
be called after the game.
doe Holman. manager Of the Royal
Seniors, wishes to schedule Fort
Warrington. Company r. and Fort
Humphreys, Call Adams 6<36.
Catholic Dsys' Club Arrows wish q
book RaMSs with i16-pcNnd teAm9.
Gall N6ttk l11e 4ktef 8 o'S3ooA &;
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Buffalo.
BUSTER DUNDEE ADDED
TO BOXING CARD HERE

Buster Dundee OF Baltimore has
been added to the National Capital
Sporting Clubs boxing card for jan
uaSy IL, when Johnny Gill and Joe
Bashara clash in the main event of
10 rounds.
= Dundee won his first two matches
here without any great effort and by
his aggressiveness has made big
hit with the fans. The club match
maker promises to obtain first-clasa
opponent for him this time.
Negotiations are under way for a
hereunder between two welter-
wsaghtA, who usually anpear In dnAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
NAVY CAPTURES 100
OUT OF 1872 EVENTS

ANNAPOLIS. January During
the year 1925 Naval Academy teams
engaged in 132 contests against other
colleges in various lines OF sport, and
won exactly 100. Thirty were de-
feats for the midshipmen and two
contests were draws.
The record is a highly creditable
one when It is remembered that the
Navy seeks the strongest opposition
in every one Of the sports in which
it engages. In nearly every line the
Navy met the strongest college teams.
In six sports the Navy passed
through the season without a defeat.
They are rowing. lacrosse, boxing,
fencing. gymnastics and rife shooting.
In only one-water polo-did II lose
more contests than II won, and the
record was even In another sport
soccer.
IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03

beaten by the Rochester lentFals.
With their reorganization came
three straight victories, Boston drop
ping two games to the locals: while
Fort Wayne was conquered last Sun
day.
Manager Sugarman, however, real
ICES that his toughest games are
dated for the next week or two. After
playing the Germans here tonight,
the leaders pack their jerseys for a
trip to Cleveland Tuesday for a
game against the RosenblumsS who
are swapping at Washington's heels.
The result of the game in Cleveland
will 80 a long way in deciding the
first half championship. Reports from
the Forest City state that the back
ers of the club are expecting a crowd
of $4,000 to witness the game.
But before. thinking of the Cleve'
land engagement Boss Sugarnlan
must brush aside the Germans. No
team in basket ball has a better
record than the Buffalo Ave. REM
nants Of the team organized back in
1895 will be seen tonight.
Al Heerdt, one of the best known
figures in pro basket ball, formed the
team. For years he was one OF the
star players when the club was max
ing basket ball history. Now he is
plotting the quint from the bench.
Another veteran of the visiting
combination Is George Scheil, who is
playing a guard, position. Sohell
Joined the Germans in 1905 and has
been with them ever since. He is
said to be the oldest professional bas-
ket ball player in the game. He was
the maipstay in the back court when
the Germans established profess
sional world record by winning Ill
straight games in 1908, % and 10.
There will be a preliminary game
between the Yankees and the Naval
Hospital quints, starting at 7:15
o'clock. The big clash will get un-
dorway about an hour later,
Probable Hne-ups for the league en-.
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SKATERS DEADLOCK
FOR TOURNEY TITLE
BY the Associated Press.

ELGIN, ILL.,, January 2.-O'NeiI
Farrell and Eddie Murphy, team.
mates on the Midwest A. c. team of
Chicago, today tied for first honors
in the Central States ice skating
championship with a total Of so
points. Farrell indicated that he will
make a strong bid for the national
championship.
Murphy won the championship
trophy by a flip Of the coin, but Far,
rell was presented with watch for
second place. The meet was spon-
sored by the Elgin Skating Club and
the Elgin Courier-News.
A world record was tied and a new
Western mark set when Lois Little
john skated the ladies' half mile in
las SIS, the mark set by Gladys Rob
inSon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
B0WLERS IN MATCH.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, January a.
Comets. last years vietors in the
Prince Georges County Duckpin AS
ISOLATION race. Wednesday night viii
engage the Temple Club quint of
Washington on the latter's drives,
Holloran. OFT. Sheehy, Holden and
Kessler are expected to start for the
Comets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
PALACE QUINT HOPEFUL
OF ADDING TO IT'S LEAD

yASINGTON will strive strengthen hold place
wv Ball League the
tonight the Buffalo make their
of the
Since starting climb half OF Palace
three straight They opened their
Brooklyn and the other the
City Palace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
WINS PUTTING CONTEST.

PINEHURST. N. c., January Cp>.
Mrs. Nat Hurd, Briar Cliff, N. Y.
won the ladies' putting contest by
playing of q tie with Madeline Char
der. Laurelton, N. Y, wherein each
made rs. Mrs. Hurd traiied for the
first eight holes, then got an ace, max
ing the final score "a to Miss Cham
dler's Is.
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and Start Track Practice Scholastic Baskete1s to Get Busy
FIVE HIGH SCHOOL CUNTS
TO PRIME FOR TITLE PLAY
Championship Series to Get Under Way Saturday
With All Teams in Action Except Central.
Other Tossers Also to Be Active.
BY, JOHN I. WHITE.

CLOsNG of the Christmas holiday period bring
renewed activity basket ball sporting high
- prep school coors and will mark the beginning strenuous
training period for the FIVE that take the annual fight
for the scholastic championship held by
Saturday of this week the day the the yearly
gle for title honors majority of the
work during few days prspPng for the The chamoh
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GUARDSMEN
TAKE 2 IN COURT GAMES

EVANSVILLE, Md, January a.
Company f basket ball teams scored
two victories here tonight.
The Regulars trimmed the Govern
ment Printing Office five, ~ to IL,
and the Reserves won from the Emer-
aid Athletic Club of Washington, 40
to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
TEAM TRAP CONTEST
IS WIN BY ONE POINT

Twenty shooters Of the Washington
Gun Club turned out yesterday to
usher In a new year Of trapshooting
with q 50-bird race for three-man
teams hold In honor Of the clubs new
officers.
Horton, Biundon and Livesey point
ed the way to the other six teams
with q score Of lS3. Slime, Emmcns
and Parsons gave them a battle, how.
ever, and came within one target Of
knotting the score.
individual honors went to II. NJ.
Horton. who powdered II of the clay
targets. He shared the honor Of
breaking % in i25 with w. d. Monroe,
IT,. and Biuadon. Scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
The Eueni',g Star Boys Club
Will Be Launched Tomorrow
With Start of Instructions

THE Evening Star Boys Club will be formally launched
when of of coaching and instructive articles for
young will appear The then famous
the the Columns The leaving
hoped for better morally physically.
the club daily
suggestion made that the daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03


Manager Walter Harvey has booked
the Live Wires for Monday of next
week and wishes to connect with the
management of the Clover Juniors. He
may be phened at Columbia S529-J be-
tween 4:30 and s.
Mount Vernon Midgets-1112.pound
champions of the city, have reorgan-
ICED and win soon be in shape to de-
fend their title. The squad includes
Forrest Burgess, Billy Wells, Everett
johnson, Thomas Dalglish, Freddie
Potts, Freddie Braddock, Frank
Stewart and CabeH Goolsby. Forrest
Burgess has; been chosen captain of
the quint, while Tom Dalgiish has
been named manager. The latter ii
booking games at Potomac 342. Fred
Williams will coach the team again.
Nberty tossers ire booked Tor a
meeting with the st. Martins Seniors
Tuesday at 7s3o 1t Warrington Ear
T1pans The Comets Will ~ snceuns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
HUNTING COSTLY.

It is estimated that s3,500,000 will
be spent by wealthy American sports
men during the Winter months on
rents for grouse rnoors and deer for
ests in the north Of England and
SCOTLAND
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Line-Up and Summary.

p. oeart u.s. fo- ssfs Saur..h oa %isr @
hostetter. Hoke HouGk: FoYi Eoals-Banta
rath ~. Miller. Houck.
Substitutions: CentraEHarris for Dunn.
Deboskey for Swift. Hanover-Miller for
Wilmer. Houck for Morning.
Refsree-Mr. Shelter york. Time of
haives-20 minutes.
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PARK VIEW COURT TEAM
WILL SPEND BUSY WEEK

baers busy week tomorrow night at 7lS
r. when they Athletic Club Wilson
Normal gym
Wednesday the formidable DeMolay five
o'clock the following night they at
of the fast Pullman Qunt in Washington
Ternni loYnna sium.
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CENTRAL FIVE WINS
Two GAMES IN DAY

GETTYSBURG. Pa, January E.
Central High School of Washington
defeated Gettysburg High here tonight
in a thrilling basket ball game by the
score of % to 20.
The contest was close and hard
fought from start to finish, both teams
displaying great skill.
HANOVER, Pa, January p
Washington Central High Schools
basket ball team scored a 34-to-22 vic
tory over the Hanover Eigh here this
afternoon.
Only once did Central open wide its
scoring attack, and that was late in
the first half. when a winning margin
was easily obtained. The remainder
Of the time the Capital City lads
toyed with Hanover.
Moser. MacDonald and Banta were
the outstanding performers.
Banta was the leading scorer. with
five court goals and three fouls.
Vtna-v.~ aud G,,u,v,S a v
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ST. PETERS JUNIORS
TAKE COURT BATTLE

Emanon Juniors in a holly contested
game yesterday on the X. of c. basket
ball court. The final count stood 30
to "a.
The Saints have made a good start
this season, and already have taken
st. Joseph's, Bloomingdale, Collegiate
and ST. Charles teams to camp.
Buddy MoQuillan Is booking games
at Lincoln 1915 between $50 and 6.
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The largest artificial swimming pool
in the world, measuring 1900 feet
long by 1000 feet wide. is to be con,
structed near Kissimmee, Fla.
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OPPOSES PRO TENDENCY.

Frank Gargan, Fordham foot ball
coach, has placed himself on record
as against development OF star play.
ers by colleges just 20 they may trade
In their foot bali regulations for
money.