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Coach Dan Ahearn's starting line
up will be the same as that which
earned decision over the st. Mary's
Celtics, an independent club, at Alex
andria last night by the score Of %
to 21 Capt. Heagy will be at guard,
with Peewee Walker as his running
mate Young and Marsh will be at
the forward positions. while the pivot
work will be cared for by Wilson.
Danny CARRIER, a younger brother
Of Ray CARRIER, Westerns all-around
star last year: Daniels and Randall
head the substitute list and are push
ing several of the regulars hard Tor
their places 1t was CARRIER who con
tributed the telling shot in last nights
game after the AleXandrianS had
knotted the count at the end of regu-
Iation time. In the extra five minutes
he sent his team ahead with goal
from midcourt, and Wilson chnched
matters with another from under the
basket.
Western is naturally looking for
ward to a victory over Business. which
is known to have a weak team and
has been the underdo@ in so many of
the school battles. On'the other hand.
the StenographerS consider Western
their easiest opponent and VIII make
q bold attempt to get into the win
column at the start of the series be-
fore meeting the crack Central and
Eastern tiVeS.
The opening game on tomOrroW's
program will be between Eastern and
Tech and is scheduled TO start at 1890
o'clock The second tilt viii follow
Immediately at the close of the first.
F.aStern's second string team. boil
stored by several regulars. swung into
action yesterday against 81. john
College and emerged from the fray
with the long end Of a 42-to-3l count.
1t was the second win from the Lin
coin ParllerS over the JohnnieS. the
first hay wing been scored prior to the
holidays.
The ultimate winners took a BIG
lead during the first half. while their
opponents We're the more aggressive
during the closing periods. Scru@gs,
Radice and MadiEan led the Eastern
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PALACE QUINT HOME
FOR BATTLE SUNDAY

Washington's Palace Club five re-
turns home today for a Sunday bat
tie with Detroit holding only thlrd
place in the standings of the Amer
lean professional basket ball league.
While on their Western trip the locals
lost the lead in the race to Cleveland
and then saw Chicago nose them out
of second place by trimming Brooklyn.
Manager Sugarman' dribblers hope
to start winning again when they
play the Detroiters, who Will be max
ing their first appearance here this
season The Ford City team will have
Ed Lynch in it's lineup. Lynch,
guard. recently completed brilliant
athletic career at Catholic University.
Erection of the net which is to
be used in the professional games at
the Arcade will be begun tomorrow
Immediately at the close of the first
double header of the high school series.
Yankee and Stanton quints have
been named to appear in the pre-
liminary Sunday night. The teams
take the floor at 7:l5 pm.
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QUINN AGAINST TAKING
COLLEGIATE UNDERGRADS

BOSTON, January s LP).-President
Bob Quinn Of the Boston Red SOx is
heartily in favor Of letting college bows
complete their courses before signing
them TO play base ball.
PERSONALLY. I believe there * no
necessity for Judge Lands or any one
else making hard and fast rules in this
regard. Quinn said. II feel certain
that the base bail men will keep their
hands off the college boys The biz
Lacquer who has had the benefits Of
a college course has much better
foundation and chance for success as
It bah player than the boy with equal
physical ability who was unfortunate
10 the extent Of not having a chance
to 20 TO college"
He suggested that an infieXible rule
would work a hardship in the case of
a hoy Who finds himself suddenly in
need 81 money or unable to finish his
college course and VINO might capital
lZe his ability 10 play base ball.
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DOZEN D. C.. RUNNERS
ms. A. TITLE Event

A dozen District runners, represent
ing the Aloysius Club, Washington
Marine Barracks and George Wash
ington University are looking for
ward to the South Atlantic distance
championship jaunt to be staged at
Baltimore tomorrow by the Emory
wood Club.
University of Maryland. winner of
the event for the past two years, has
entered a squad of seven men in an
effort to annex the team trophy for
the third consecutive time.
The collegians and the local har-
riers are expecting their greatest op-
position from the host organization
and the Cross Country Club of Balti-
more.
The national marathon event, to be
run over the Laurel-to- Baltimore
course on May Is. will be discussed
in Baltimore tonight at a meeting of
South Atlantic Association commit
tees in the Biltmore Hotel.
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AryVar Game Likely to Go to Philadelphia Western Present
C. u. AND GALLAUDET
BASKETERS TO FACE

Gallaudet opens its basket ball sea.
son tomorrow night and Catholic Uni.
versity gets back on the floor again
for the first time since the holidays,
when the two teams meet in the gym
nasium at Brookland.
Catholic L., with prospects of ore
the best quints in its history, expect
to win, While Gallaudet, also with {;
lair outlook, has hopes of springing
surprise
The Brooks nd quint is strong, anC
Coach Fred Rice has been quoted IS O
the opinion that the team this yea
would be one of his best Which
means lot, as Rice has turned on;
some brilliant combinations since h
took up the coaching reins at C. L
more than decade go.
Callaudet is under the direction o
Jack Haas, and his work is shown;
results.
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SKI RECORDS EXPECTED
TO BE SMASHED SUNDAY

New ski records are expected to re-
suit from the Grand Beach, Mich, SKI
Clubs meet Sunday, practice leaps by
members of the Norge Ski Club of Chi.
cago indicate
Thoralf Gulback, newly arrived from
Norway, has made jumps of $50 and
165 feet at the Norge Clubs Fox
Grove, ILL.,, slide, where George Gun.
f,erson also has jumped 160 feet
twenty-five Norge skiiers will com.
pete in the Grand Beach meet
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Md; Joseph =. Wilson, Landover.
Md; Woodrow Wilson, Landover. Md;
I. V. L. kaufman, Berwyn. Md:
Henry w. Cord. jr., Landover. Md:
Kenneth Killer. 200 Philadelphia ave
nue., Takoma Park, Md; John Rine-
hart, Gle Quincy street.
Frank \. Weigand jr.. 1910 Ciirard
street: Thomas +. Wyatt. 1O9 y.
Spruce street. Clarendon. Va; Harvey
l.. Supplee. 458 Maryland avenue
southwest: Edward @. Barnes. ga
kearney street northeast; Welsh
Smith. 4122 Third street; Clarence \.
Leay, box 271. Il. r. No. l: Christian
Johansen. 327 Sixteenth street south
east; Kemp B. Smith, 4122 Third
street: Ralph Peterson. Ross street,
Cottage City. Md; Jack LaIlande.
1926 New Hampshire avenue Maurice
b. Sinsheimer, jr., 1888 Hall place
northwest.
Oscar Pi5telman. 1880 Fairmont
street; Lloyd Williamson, 1904 Long
fellow street. Joseph Burns 53I
Quincy street: John Burns. 531 Quincy
street; Frederick Marsteller. 1919 Oak
street; John Meyer. 1911 INLAND Ter
race northeast; Francis y. Cuddy
404 Sixth street southeast: Leonard
Bolen, 1902 Adams street northeast
Justin NJ. Mckenna. 1906 Twelfth
:
1906 Twelfth place northeast: Albert T.
Miller, 4205 Twelfth street northeast +.
Henry c. Miller, 1905 Twelfth street
northeast; Grand Tolley. ala Twelfth
street northeast; Langfitt Willy, 1881
Belmont road: Bernard Brew. 10
street; Francis Bradley. 429 Tenth
street northeast: Perry Griffith, Silver
Spring. Md: Norman Sheetz. Cabin
John, Md.
Garrett Mooney. 426 Ninth street:
Charles Poulos, 9lS Ninth street: .Ie-
rome T.. Gundersheimer. 1888 Jefter-
son street: Walton SandoZ. 1884 @
street: Mason de Land. SAC East Cap
itol street; Ebert BraZelton, 2S09 On
tario road; James Farrell, 1920 Ma
comb street: Thomas Farrell, 49G0 Ma
comb street: Robert E. Eastman. 1541
Madison street; William J. Tastha:n
1871 Madison street; Lester Wa-shal.
1920 Fourteenth street Abraham
Brooks. 21S Kentucky avenue south
east; Louis Hudon, POI y street; Al
len Colin, 111S X street southeast
Walter NJ. Eiker, 5239 Wisconsin ave
nue.; Paul Dawson, 431 Newton place.
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field in 1901, and then transferred to
After playing fullback on the Red
and Blue varsity teams in 1903 and
1904 and being selected all-America
the latter season, Smith graduated in
the Spring of 1905. He was appointed
freshman coach in the Fail Of 1905
and the following season was assistant
coach. In 1909 he succeeded Sol
MetZgar the former Red and Blue
captain. who had charge of the uni
Versity team for several seasons.
Smith also coached the 1910 and
1912 Red and Blue varsity teams.
After the close of the 1912 season.
Andy took up the coaching reins at
Purdue University in 1913 and re
manned until the close of the 1915
season. Smith raised the standard of
Purdue'S foot ball and the teams won
8, lost and tied 8 conference games
Johnny Stroud. then graduate man
ager of California, took Smith to the
coast.
CALIFORNIA; big Fall sport then was
rugby. Andy soon interested the
Berkeley students in American college
foot ball and after pounding funda-
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attack while Rosinski and Nudd We're
best for the losers.
Westerns foot ball letter men will
elect their captain for next year
week from tonight at the athletic fund
dance TO be held in the boys gym
nasium at the school Letters were
presented at the final a assembly before
the holidays and went to the following
players: Capt. George baggage. Hugh
McDlarmid. Albert Heagy, George
Walker, Charlie Walker. TOMMY
David. Jack Batson. Bill Green
Jimmy Mitchell, Fred Owens, Red
Thornette. Monroe Palmer and Man
4ger Harry Fletcher. Capt. baggage
who passed the holiday period in
Emergency Hospital. where he was
operated on for torn stomach ldIs-
Gle, expects to be attending classas
again within a few days.
Central yesterday turned in AN easy
victory over the lighting quint from
Annapolis High. The visitors Were
able to score only twice from the
court and added another counter with
a foul shot, while the District cham
plons We're piling up q total Of IS
points. Central plays twice tOmor-
row, meeting York Collegiate Insti-
tJte in the afternoon and going
against Columbia. Pa. High School al
night. Both clashes Will be played
on the Pennsylvaniaus' courts. The
champions first game in the city
series Will lee played Tuesday with
Tech.
Episcopal High opens its coull
campaign tomorrow at Alexandria i'm
an encounter with BALTIMORE Poly.
Dewitt Prep also sees action on the
court. the Georgetown boys meeting
the Catholic University freshmen
quIHt at BroOkIand at 7IJ o'clock.
Swimming teams Of Central and
Dewitt engage in the first dual meets
on their schedules tomorrow. Cen
tral invades the home of the Ralti.
more Athletic club at S o'clock. While
the Dewitt swimmers tackle MERGERS
burg, Pa, Academy in the afternoon
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BY PAUL MENTION.
National League Referee.

OID some boy ask me how to start
- in basket ball?
Well. that's easy; just hop on the
scales and then start playing. Get
your weight first thing If you weigh
IS pounds join group of 95pound
boys and start playing basket ball.
Get with boys your own weight
and size. That's important. There
are plenty OF boys in the 95-pound
class, as well as there are plenty in
the 100 pound class, or l05-p0und
class. or l40-pound, for that matter.
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PECK MEMORIAL FIVE
LOSES CLOSE DECISION,

ELLICOTT CITY. Md. January s.
Peck Memorial basketers lost a close
decision to the EIlicott city basket ball
five here last night by a score Of 10 TO
II, Inability OF the visitors to count
on the free losses cost them the game
The Marylanders led at halftime,
10 10 3. but their opponents evened
things up a bit in the closing periods
by registering 8 points. while the
ultimate winners We're garnering only
a trio of counters.
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PIERCE SOCCERISTS
WIN SERIES OPENER

Pierce hooters are one up on the
championship Park View soccer
eleven as d result of their 3-to-0 win
yesterday at Plaza field in the first
contest of the threegame series for
the graded school title. The teams
meet again on Tuesday
Fred Wilson. inside right for Pierce
is credited with all three of the count
ers made by his team. The first came
on Il corner near the close of the first
half. In the second session Wilson
sent one through with a penalty kick
and added the third after d center by
Joe Bennett
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BaIti1n0reans Enter Ranks
Of Erening Star Boys Club
As List Climbs Ab0re 600

Y /ITH in
wv that the goal OF 1000 members will be reached
To thano all
joining
Through the columns OF The
world
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RAY SCHALK MAY COACH

CHICAGO. January 3 LP)-Itay
Schalk. White SoN catcher. will leave
here Saturday for Madison. Wis. TO
consider a position as base bali coach
for the University Of Wisconsin until
such time as he is called on To report
for training at Shreveport La. about
The Isl OF March.
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For games with the Argyles call
Columbia ASP between and I
o clock.
Live Wire and Rover teams are
matched with the Regulars and Re
serves of the Company F. squad to-
night in the Hyattsville Armory. The
preliminary starts at 7:30 O'Clock.
Last night the firSt-String combina-
ton representing the Guards took the
measure of Fort Humphreys, 20 to IA.
while the Reserve quint handed the
Berwyn Juniors a setback, % TO is.
Pullman basketers took the long
end of "A Sl-to26 count in an over
time battle with Park View in Wash
ington Terminal gymnasium. With
Park View leading, Trip and Mills
scored successive baskets 10 knot the
count at the end of regulation time.
Yankee tossers had little difficulty
in running up 44.to-lS score on the
American Railway Express five.
Making their second start of the
season. the Mount Rainier Seniors
were forced to take the short end
of a 23-to-17 count in "A game with
the st. Mary's Juniors at Alexandria.
the Naval Receiving Station quint
setback, % to %.
krumm led the Comet scorers with
a total of II baskets when the Liberty
Athletic Club was wamped, "a TO 81
AnacoStia Eagles are to tackle the
Fort Washington five tonight at 1880
on Washington Barracks court. sun
day. at 3 o'clock. they take on the
General Wire five at Congress Heights.
Cardinals and St. Joseph's play in the
preliminary an hour earlier.
Independents handed a trouncing TO
the Government Printing Office Quint,
- 10 ).
Langley scored five field goals for
the Auroras when the PetWorth Boys
Club was defeated, % to 10, for the
Auroras' fourth straight win.
st. Johns Midscts believe they hung
up a record score for the season when
they trounced the st. Pauls five, 112
to 80. Streets led the point scorers
with II baskets.
Boys Club Flashes meet the Fort
AIyer Midgets and the Senators tackle
the SherWoodS tomorrow in the Ma
tional Guard Armory, starting at 3
o'clock. The Boys Club Celllcs won
from the Cortez quint, AZ to y.
Columbia Juniors outclaSSed the st.
Peters tossers at Wilson Normal. 33
to y.
DevIin and Harrington led the at
tack for St Martins when the Union
NJ. f. team was defeated, 81 to 10.
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GINS 4Ndi4iei.
mentals into his squad during 1916.
1917 and 1918 started to turn out real
teams.
His golden bears gained nationwide
fame. In 1920 he developed one Of
the greatest eIeveus in the country
and his team defeated Ohio State in u
post season game, % To q.
Under Smiths coaching. California
did not lose q game for five seasons
although being tied several times
The long consecutive record was
broken the past Fall by the Olympic
Club Of san Francisco and the Uni
versity of Washington and Stanford
also won from Smiths bears.
He was recently offered a new four
year contract by California calling
for $1,000 a season, which he intend
ed to sign.
Andy's mother and father are dead
q brother Philip of Buffalo. being he
only remaining relative alive The
latter was also d foot ball star and
PLAYED at Penn State. Andy WAS mar
ried after he went to the coast to
coach. but was divorced several years
ago
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BASKET BALL GAMES.

At NashviIle-Vanderbi %; Mer-
Ger, 10.
At RichmOnd-Universi of Rich
mond. SO; Medical College of Virginia.
20.
At Wake FOrest-Wake Forest, Sc;
William and Mary, 10.
At Hampden Sidney-Hampden Sid
ney, So; Farmville Military Acad-
envy, 9.
At BuchannOn - Alfred, AZ; West
Virginia Wesleyan, "a.
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STADIUM in QUAKER CITY
TO TAKE CARE OF 100000
ke.tsone State Metropolis Also Is Ideally Located for
Travel From Two Observation-Disclosures
Appears to Be Second Choice
BY III. c. Byrd.

lllE the location of the
wv ball Fall
the final decision made almost
take
the former From
spectacle Philadelphia
is
the a determined
short while learned that the Navy which the
decision this had almost determined to hold the Philadelphia
by
before been available ArmyNavy which
1nrenn
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ARGYLE UNLIMITED OUINT
LOOKING FOR OPPOSITION

RGILE unlimited
~ o
and the lookout competition. games
also arew
Manager
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WETFERED BEATS TOLLEY.

RYE. Sussex, England. january
(At.-RoScr Nethered defeated Cyri
FOLEY in the second round Of the o.
ford and Cambridge Society's annui
tournament here today. up and 6 /,
play. Both are former British amateu
golf CHAMPIONS
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YALE OARSMEN AT WORK,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, January 8
P).-Goach Ed Leader of the Yale
crew, who was operated on at a larry
town, n. Y, hospital during the Christ
mas recess, has returned to New
Haven and called out his varsity oars
men.
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ing important, like foot ball ana base
ball, in colleges.
bunch of boys may start playing
at 50 pounds. and by the time they
have grown up to high school or col
lege age-if they stay together-they
may be champions of the world.
One of the finest basket ball teams in
the world was started when six tots In the
O5-DOund class began playing together They
grew up the basket ball floor. They
entered high school and then college. Four
of the six boys stuck together for 10 years
and became one of the greatest teams of all
time.
There is a great benefit in starting
early The one big thing in basket
ball is teamwork, and teamwork can
be attained only by much practice
The more the same five or six fellows
play together the more proficient they
become.
If a boy changes about from one
team to another he must start all
over each time. He mus: get acquant-
ed with his new mates and their little
peculiarlties of passing, etc. SO stick
together. if you can, boys.
Tomorrow Paul Mention will have another
fine basket ball talk for YOU lads. That
one was right to the spot. wasn't 1t? Well.
tomOrrOw's will be lust as good.
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size and play against teams OF the
same size.
It's little fun to grapple with a
team much bigger and it's no fun To
beat a team smaller.
The time to start playing basket
ball is when you first hear of it. Bas-
ket ball is a great game-the great
est of all indoor games. Ii is becom-
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ST. CYPRIANS CHALLENGE.

st. CYprian tossers challenge the
Community Athletic Club basket ball
team for a game Monday on the
Saints court. Other teams wishing to
play the Saints are requested to call
Lincoln 7450-J
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ZI Tbe Gbening Star
~ BOYS CLUB
Play Basket Ball With Boys
Of Your Own Weight and Size

Boys. II you want some action. Just read
he Following talk by Paul Mention and then
lime to- do thing YOU want to do is do
L now" Paul Mention Il of the best
.nuwm basket ball men in the East.
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The Fundamental Consideration.
FRAT FIVE WANTS GAME.

Delta Sigma Phi quint of the Uni
versity of Maryland is anxious to book
a game for tomorrow night with an
unlimited team having q court. Call
Gilbert Dent, Berwyn ISL.
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GRID CLASH TO CONTINUE

SAN FRANCISCO, January LP).-
The East-West foot ball game, put on
here last month as a benefit for the
Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Chill
dren, is to be made an annual affair
Golf will replace gymnasium rou-
tine for Babe Ruth next month. He
plans to play SO holes daily on the
warm soil of Florida.
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TEAM HAS LITTLE CHANCE,
OF BEING In TITLE FIGHT
Capt. Heagy Only Veteran Tosser on Coach Ahearn'
Squad, All of Others Playing First Year
in Championship Series.
BY JOHN |. WHITE.

Nth Eastern presenting veteran
NV Westerns chances of taking
series starting tomorrow, making showing
made last appear to be rather slim.
The will line Business
OF the doubeeaer the Arcade with
school
Hcagy the squad playing
scholastic basket ball and
a Of he games yed last
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SMITH, CALIFORNIA COACH.
is VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
BY :he Associated Press.

n HADELPHIA January sandy Smith, OF the University
California oc1ock this
University Pennsylvania Hospital pulmonary follow
bronchial pneumonia.
Andrew Latham Dubois Pa. He
College played back
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Line-un and Summary.

Goals-Wilsnn ga. Penalty kIck-WilSuu.
Rcferces-Me>srs. Tenny~On and AGanson.
Cole and Watts Time Of
halyes-20 minutes.
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Clip the talks by Mr.. Mention. Get
your scrapbook ready for this kind of
dope.
Keep your team line-upS. When
your team is organized and ready to
start, send in the name, the weight
and the lineup to The EXening Star
Boys Club. Other teams will see the
name and in that manner you'll find
il easy to arrange games.
And when you play. send in your
scores.
Keep all lineups and scores in your
scrapbook, and when the season is
over YOU can look back and see how
much progress you made during the
Winter.
Copyright 1861
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In addition to this greater seating
capacity, it is understood that Phila.
delphia was much more liberal in its
guarantees and its arrangements for
distribution of seats than any other
city or organization had been in pre-
yiol1S yaarS
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AnacoStia Eagles are to tackle the
Fort Washington five tonight at 80
on Washington Barracks court. sun
day. at o'clock. they take on the
General Wire five at Congress Heights.
Cardinals and St. Joseph's play in the
preliminary an hour earlier.
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krumm led the Comet scorers with
a total of II baskets when the Liberty
Athletic Club was swamped. GA TO 81.
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General Tire Co. court men handed
the Naval Receiving Station quint n
setback, % to %.
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Making their second start of the
season. the Mount Rainier Seniors
were forced to take the short end
of a 23-to-l7 count in "A game with
the St. Mary's Juniors at Alexandria.
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Langley scored five field goals for
the Auroras when the Petworth Boys'
Club was defeated, % to 10, for the
Auroras' fourth straight win.
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Independents handed a trouncing TO
the Government Printing Office Quint,
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For games with the Argyles call
o'clock.