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TIA JUANA RESULTS

FIRST RACE. ;s;,year-oids;: 2 furlongs :.
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shast. dcid Ar.iIIsTymsn. wsE Lass Miss
,ureas.NMI s Nsniuys III tP e" aR
sssc s0s stcd nSF!'n Deep Ell" pas
s e. '5ons s.n 'h bo4. T Rne., iS7
saas: old Red. cSsr,otts Smith h0s and rleniy
ep5i H ss s:c: ss
SJJii.asSS ss:Ho; 0Ton; Bsisfui IA ,Gorbe. g.
Ethsl Brown; 1IaniIp; Cancellation. Fay
sSHsTH aseh 49, Hsst fsSs sns 70
sis .ssosa b;sssfg 1 Hour 1 ios tks
chss. EqTeayer and waldsnar also ran. III.
and sGcE p.2san III 10 up .
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sod Boy W.sesl.n e i Rsef roos' Lay In:
Pc kaDid sSeisS and H0 esDsan ' Nae also
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SEVENTH RACE, 3.year-olds and up: @
tnrlongs.Emma. .Hossiand. .IO6 tCreesl.
$40 sssond Ei ssneI woe
iMunden). $3.50. third. Time. liza $.
Mismiso.. Walter De B.. Snoaualnie. A
EIGHTH RACE. 1-yeAr-o1ds and up: !
mile and 20 yards-Gunsight 1o5 tMunden
105 tRenn), -S4.4s. Sc second: Wood
LAKE. los tJSnss!. S2;so: thisd; Tine Y'n !:
and BrNtchloadsr Riso ran. -
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NAVY OARSMEN LOOK
: TO MEETING OLD FOE

ANNAPOLIS, January 16.-The
coming intercollegiate rowing season
will be particularly notable for the
rumber of races in which crews will
meet opponents directed by coaches
who had previously occupied that po-
Sition for the other institutions or
who had been associated with the OPP
posing oarsmen as mentors.
The Navy figures in several events
in which this is the case and. natur-
ally, the circumstances will make the
rivalry keener.
Bob Butler. who is now the head
coach at the Naval Academy. was as
sistant of Washington. and is trying
to develop a crew which will defeat
the charges of his former mentor and
chief, Rusty CalloW.
Apart from this circumstance. the
meeting of these crews at Poughkeep-
sic. which is now assured unless
Washington is defeated by California
should be the climax of the intercol-
legiate rowing season. They have met
taken the first two places at Pough-
leepsie. The Navy won twice and
Washington once.
This is the complete schedule of the
Navy crews, except for the collegiate
regatta. for the season:
April 24-Massachusetts Tech VARSITY
and second).
May I-Pennsylvania VARSITY, Junior
VARSITY aoo;Ronnd snd y sTsfihme gn,;or Var
May 2s-American Henley tNayy second
May :9-Harvard and Cornell VARSITY
oSA Ireshmenl, at Cambridge.
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HAVANA RESULTS

FNfE Rial fes @ee ana up to fur
TO 2. TO ;, Won: Fair and Warmer. .10s
e '9 10 s's g sGr saeh fm.
I las 50; Hu5hIe. John. 5r. Wolf. jr.. and
sEeoNb RxeE ss' s.z.ar-old.. up: Q fur.
ssR; 1 g. M fieS..n os e 70
sinni. sSlrd EsR ms aGi p pdfs
LeisEht on, Delhimar. Sudan Grass and Room.
mos; a il;S RA;es s,z..sels. UP; 8 fur
SS,nan to- ! to 5, won: sunbsrn. ioi 9Me:
srsse. ssiFS War Taa ssaea sSa Nsns
Fous W. ~ RACE, 4.y.ar.o,d. up: 9 fur
ion{.Trafslsar. 113 (Holbert>, 8 to 3, ?
sn TsS 10 s .send Lazy ssio 19S H hs
ee re.s.ood Boz e Pond ssT T,v s: s
and Rloyine Bubbles also ran.
RFM EAST. 3-yssr-oid: up: furlongs
=, q won: %. Mount a1ssdzl ha.s.. 70 ios
ssssyoy. fapeze. Miss Babe. Li.tle Bat and
ny s ss;. .s go t VI r's
Ginnisl 20 1, - l, second: ciossu., liz
9s vnss s sel.a .s M%s sol s soG.
and LID LHdZ Ssorge. sIsc ran: -.
and 50 ysrdssbsvi eeidis. ff flo W Mc cine
Militia a5: ,d 5 t.snissSS Won ,:cs So.
Time: I:S4 SO. Mad Boy. Dusk ana doifn
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VIRGINIA U. TOSSERS
FACE HARD SHEDDING

UNIVERSITY. Va. January 10
Virginia's basket ball team, which
faces a hard game Monday night
when Georgia comes for a contest. has
had to train under a handicap almost
all week. for Pop" Lannigan, head
coach. has been kept from the gym
nasium by an infected foot
Bliss Brown. former captain and
star guard, is taking charge Of the
varsity.
Scoring strength has been shown
by the Firsinians In their early
games.
But from now on the virginians are
going to have their hands full and
there is little prospect of any large
counts being made in the near future.
The Georgia game will be followed
by Richmond University on Thursday
and then big clashes come in rapid
order.
VirRinia's squad includes FIVE who
won letters last year: Capt. Holland
and Wrenn. forwards: Tyler, center.
and N'alp and Mackall. guards. There
Is much valuable substitute material
on the squad, including Cabell
Meade and Conn. forwards; Garrett
center. and Laird. Brown. JefYries,
Wood and Flake. guards.
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ALTA VISTA CLUB EARLY
WITH BASE BALL PLANS

Henry Broadhurst was named man
ager Of the Alta Vista Base Ball Club
at a recent business meeting. when
members of the team met to consider
n plan Of campaign for next season.
Roscoe Broadhurst was elected
treasurer, Norman Miller secretary,
and William Miller, assistant secre-
tary and scorer. II was decided to be-
gin booking games for the clubs I'm
limited team after the next meeting
on February 1.
Eighteen candidates, including near
~ all of last years regulars, have
signed for the squad.
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NC IouoWeo Dy dOuOle-he2der at
'od Shepherd at 7:30 and the Wood
A. c. at $50.
sity and college teams. but to all mem.
bers of club or preparatory school
squads under the National Rife Asso.
citation.
u. W. was runner-up to the Uni.
versity of Washington team last
year for the intercollegiate crown.
The 1926 team hopes to do as well or
better.
The 10 sharpshooters who are
representing the Buff and Blue are
Helen Taylor, Betsy Fries, Ethel
Iheis. Elizabeth CARRIER, Katherine
Shoemaker, Mae Huntzberger, Patty
Ann Jamison, Edna Fitzpatrick, Sophia.
Waldman and Ernyntrude Walden.
Walter Stokes, rife instructor, is
coaching.
In the first stage, the FIVE counting
scores We're: Betsy Fries, 1877; Eliza
beth CARRIER. 1873; Katharine Shoe.
maker, 1913; Mae Huntzberger, 1917, and
Ermyntrude Walden, 1913. The total
98s, is much lower than the average
scoring of the team, and is thought
to be due at least partly to the fact
that the girls have to fire 20 consecu-
tive rounds in the same position. All
firing Is done in prone position under
the new ruling. While the standing
position is generally conceded to be
the most difficult, the G. w. team has
done its best shooting in that posture
in the past.
Up to a late hour last night all
scores for the second stage had not
been reported, but one exceptional
card was turned in. Betsy Fries, a
freshman recruited from the Central
High School. shooting for her first
time in a national championship event,
scored two possibles In succession.
Her 200 card will help greatly.
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WORK.
TOTALS.

TOTALS.
MMe orh iss 1fs Ia 1 1ss issss
In the doubles. the bearers of the
Blick standard outscored the Stan
ford color guard in three games,
taking the second. third and last
struggles. At total pinfall. however,
Elicit bested Work. $50 to SCI. ard
McPhilomy showed the way to
Rosenberg. 542 TO $40. Elicit regis
tered the high game in the team
event with his 142 total for the sec
ond 10 frames.
Doubles Summary.
The doubles summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
r,., 10 20 s. 81 a 81 81 Il So IS 81 81;
ro, ne z & 81 81 s. s. Siis lsa rs
q 80 40 So Go s. i 81 1la 1ls
no 1o, It. 20 90 40 So ssiI SO SO ss
ru.., II 81 "a a g. II y 81, ss
81 3 g, =. s. s. 3 1o5 1l5 1e4 Is. II.
e2s Il So '4Ro 70 81 iooe 11s Is Il
uIo&4. 30 40 "a Ga "a = 100 81 Fl,
THIRD GAME.
10 90 60 80 40 So Go g "a 1oe
ro 10 u e se4 90 sc 81 81 III II.
ao,., gg,z 20 3 4s 81 q 20 g 81 e.:
= 2. .,n =, y 40 g. g. ~ 81 ., ,or 10,
ncphllomy-r FOURTH GAME.
,r.. y 20 50 - g. ssSS' SO 90 1oa H.
ro,s,.: % 81 A g. 6 60 S. Sc 81 81 III
Rosenberg
4, 81 p A. 81 cl e 3, SO "a lo4
I0tal-Sl' FIFTH GAME
s g g Fl II 40 IS g g 81 81 g lo4 ia
+ 3, , % % 40 81 g. g g SIS o. 100
Is 81 g Al SO g. g 70 g e lo4 ia
1o3&& 90 so 40 81 81 p 81 ii 100 10
SUMMARY.
- ~ s44 .4o els aea als-1.1@s
"ork-Rosenberg-,
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The Sioux and Metropolitan A. c..
teams will meet at Eastern High
Wednesday night at o'clock, Wash.
ington A. c. and Company F Auxil-
larry of Hyattsville will play Thursday
at 9 o'clock on the Eastern court and
the Interior Department seXtet will
oppose Bethany at the armory at Z
o'clock Friday.
George Washington and Gallaudet
will meet Thursday night on the
Hatchetites' floor in the leading basket
ball contest Of the collegiate schedule.
Metropolitan Athletic Club sextet
city title holders, will play the Wash.
ington Athletic Club squad, second
place winners last season, Tuesday
night at 9:15 in the Marjorie Webster
gymnasium.
Tomorrow night marks the opening
of the Columbia Federation. B. Y.
p. L. League. 1t was announced orig
inally that the series would open last
Monday. but change Of schedule me-
cesSitated postponement.
Five terms are entered in the league
West Washington. Bethany A, Beth
any B, First Baptist and Second Bap-
fist. a double-header will mark the
initial appearance of the league teams.
Bethany A will oppose First Baptist
at 7:13 and West Washington will
meet Second Baptist at SIS, both ir
the Peck Memorial gymnasium, Penn
Sylvania avenue and NJ street north
west.
Managers of each of the four teams
playing tomorrow night are requested
by the general manager to get in touch
hai II y
night and urge them to report
promptly.
Princess Athletic Club reserves have
completed negotiations for a special
game with the Walter Reed Hospital
Medical Center sextet to be played at
Walter Reed. January 90. This game
is not a part of either the major or
minor league schedules.
Helen Thomas, recently appointed
manager of the Eastern High School
freshman basket ball group, has an
nounced the following games for this
week: Pandoras VS.. Daisies and Pirates
VS.. Senators. Both games will be
played Monday afternoon in the
school gym.
Each team in the group will play
five games, after which Imogene
Stockett, physical director. in con-
junction with the various managers.
viii select the representative squad
to compete in the inter-class series.
The girls rife team Of George
Washington University has just com.
pleted the second stage of the Ma
tional Association gallery champion
ship match.
This match, known last year as the
championship event, is
open this season, not only to univer-
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EVANSVILLE T0SSERS
DEFEAT PULLMAN FIVE

EVANSVILLE, Md, January 16.
Company f regulars defeated the
Pullman basket ball quint of Wash.
ington here tonight by the score of
33 to IS, while the Guardsmen's re-
serves were trimming Woodside,
Is to z.
Vincent of Hyattsville was high
scorer in the big game, his total being
six goals from scrimmage. Mills was
best for the Pullman f1ve.
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1928 FUTURITY RACE
TO BE FOR $4,000
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 16.-The Bel.
mont Futurity. Autumn racing classic
for 2.year-old thoroughbreds will have
value in excess Of $4,000 for 1928.
and as such will be the richest stake
event ever contested for in any coun.
try. the Westchester Racing Asso-
citation disclosed today.
The Futurity last fall, won by Pom
pey. had value of approximately
$4,000.
A record entry for the juvenile
classic is assured.
Additional nominations are expected
from English, French and Irish turf.
men. and these will add to the races
value.
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WILL RADIO SPORT EVENTS.

NEW YORK; January 16 R).-
Sporting events in Tex Richards new
Madison Square Garden will be broad
cast by a radio station to be built on
top of the Garden. Because Of the de-
cision of the Department Of Commerce
to license no new stations until Con-
gress has passed new radio legislation,
Richard was forced to buy a previous
ly licensed station.
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WOMAN BOWLERS ROLL
1904 GAME; 2,879 SET

CLEVELAND. Ohio, January 1e
Hp.-What Is claimed to be a world
record for woman tenpin bowlers was
hung up by the Duke Hyler team in
piling up 1904 in a game against the
Wigmore Coliseums here. The Hylers
also had games of $50 and Ss9 for a
total of 2879.
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Lineup and Summary.
GALLAUDET TRIMMED
BY U. OF NJ. DENTISTS

BALTIMORE, Md. January 16.-
University of Maryland Dental School
basket ball team downed the Gallaudet
College squad, 81 to %, here tonight.
W. Daily, Dentist forward. proved
20 be the brilliant luminary Of the
game, both OH the defensive and the
offense. His seven court goals and
five foul shots were only a part of
the story. His floor work was par
ticularly fast and at times he had the
visitors daZzled by his speed.
The visitors were not equal to the
Dentists either in the matter of pass.
ing or basket shooting
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CHURCH COURT FIVES
STAGE CLOSE GAME

Epiphany Big Five and Columbia
Heights Christian. tossers earned de-
cisions in their Sunday School Basket
Ball League games played last night
at Central Y. NJ. c. A.
The Epiphany quint won from Peck
Memorial, 81 to II, while the Colum.
bia Heights quint nosed out the Clar-
cndon Baptists in an overtime fray,
81 to 20.
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Poly, which is building a new gym
NV stages its contests in an old barn
hat does not offer enough floor space
play the game as it should be
.iayed.
Maryland started it's reserve team,
with the exception of Cardwell, but
ut all its regulars into the fray be
ore it pulled the game out of the
..
The Old Liners missed many easy
Iots in the first half and when inter
iission came they were trailing at
. TO 9.
Maryland kept slowly crawling up
n Poly until with five minutes to go
me locals had only a 15-to-l4 lead
hen Pearman got a tWo-pointer for
oily, but Boyd came along with foul
not and Supple with court goal to
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G. u. FIVE NO MATCH
FOR ARMY TOSSERS

WEST POINT. January 16.-Army g
basket ball qutnt continued it's win
ming today by defeating Georgetown
University. ~ to 20.
The bewildering passing and ac-
curate shooting of the Army Ave spell
ed defeat for the visitors. who trailei
from the beginning. Wilson's guard
ing and the keen shooting Of Shepard
and Roosma were outstanding fea-
lures.
Before the first half ended, % to IS.
Army had a substitute five on the
floor
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ARMY ATHLETES TAKE
FIVE OF SIX CONTESTS

WEST POINT. y. T., January IG
Cp).-Arnly was victorious in five OF
six sport events here today.
The scores:
Polo-Army. 16: Second City Troop
OF Philadelphia. ..
Basket ball-Army, Al; George.
town. 90.
Swimming-Army Al; New York
University. 10.
Boxing-Army, 4: New York Uni
versity, 2.
Wrestling-F'ranklin and Marshall,
Il: Army, IL.
Hockey-Army, 4; Bates, 5.
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Lineup and Summary.
FLASHES AND SENATORS
SCORE AT BASKET BALL

Two Boys Club basket ball teams
scored easy wins yesterday, the
Flashes triumphing over the Central
Midgets, 40 to 25, and the Senators
defeating the Kennedy Athletic Club,
80 to II.
Both games were played at the
National Guard Armory.
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COLUMBIA ADDS ONE.

NEW YORK. January 16 R.-Co-
lumbia defeated Cornell in an Eastern
intercollegiate basket ball league
game hero tonight, 80 to "a. This Is
Columbia's third consecutive victory
in the league series this season.
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POINTER WINS STAKE.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Janu-
airy 16 R).-Mytre, a pointer belong
ing to Jacob France, Tulsa, Okla,
handled by Chesley Harris of Haynes
vile, Ala, won the all-age stake Of the
United States bird-dog trials.
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1t Won't Be Long Now, Boys,
Till Certificates Are Ready

I ELSEWHERE this will be found of
be issued Thomas McKeever
the o Evening Boys Club Every
shed in color, and decided alot plenty
preparation detrac from their
not ready for mailing No time will be
they will be allc member befor Long
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REESE WILL COACH.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January IS Up.
Gil Reese, captain Of the 1925 Van.
derbilt foot ball team has signed q
contract as athletic director Of the
University of Tennessee Medical Col
lege and will coach the doctors eleven
in their 1926 campaign.
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w. & L. MATMEN VIcToRs,

LEXINGTON, W. Va. January Is
and Lee matmen
scored two falls and four decisions to
defeat Duke wrestlers, % points to
;. in the initial appearance of the
Blue and White this season.
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BALTIMORE, January Is 1P.-De.
cision of the Maryland Racing Com
mission to discontinue steeplechases
at the Havre de Grace track has been
announced.
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McNEELY's FATHER DIES.

ALAMEDA, Calf, January 49,
William o. McNeely. IS. father of G.
Earl McNeely, center fielder for the
Washington team in the American
League, died here today. He had
lived in California for 40 years.
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EPISCOPAL RALLIES
TO BEAT SWAVELY

ALEXANDRIA,. Va. January 16.-
Episcopal High Schools ba sket ball
five came from behind today in its
came with Swavely Prep to score a
-3-to-e1 victory over the Manassas
.uint.
At halftime the count stood IS to
for the visitors.
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to carry into the second block or
the match next Saturday. McPhilonly
hitTor strikes and Is spares. ST.
of the marks were made In the third
game. Work slammed for
strikes and n dozen spares. Each
was guilty OF missing many spare
breaks and each had several dis
courag!ng splits at critical moments.
How They Bowled.
Just how they bowled is indics ted
in the following summary in which
the small figures above the box
scores represent the counts on each
roll in a frame:
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Lineup and Summary.
BROOKLANDERS, In A LATE
RALLY, WIN In NEW YORK

W YORK January 6A rally five minutes OF play
catholic brought
College qulnt on their home last to
he Lavender ahead with to r ut three
floor by Harvey
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Maryland Fines VIM C. IT, Gallqude Lose McElony Leads
Old LINERS DOWN V. P.I
In SENSATIONAL BATTLE
;egister l9-to-l7 Triumph by Two Late Counters,
Last Coming just Before Final Whistle.
Victory Is Seventh Straight.

LACKSBURG Va, January l6Universiy OF Maryland
basket ball Virginia Po here tonight by the
OF 10 H. Capt OF the Old Liners tied the
the last play with goal from and Boyd shot just
the whistle o decide the
Maryland which
big floor attack being
could display
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In the first block of
much blyhoo
the to with
doubles he
of
the Coliseum kept place shouting
Fully
the small and lack
hood the blocks
Convention Hall
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Cbe Gbening 5tar
BOYS CLUB
Conducted BY ROBERT C.. MCCLELLAN

OST OF fellows know Red Grange
1NA Walter Eckersa But there when
Grange today He great with
ball COACH A. A who
OF sticks the ground and had Walter through them
specific develop his lodging. And Walter good al
Well.
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excel. But il you follow all the tips
you get In The Evening Star Boys
Club you'll always be in condition.
Boys, before long there will be some
more boxing by Dick Harlow, who is
best known as foot ball coach ut Col
gate, which had one Of the great est
clevents turned out in 1925. Harlow
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, Lineup and Summary.

Referee--Mr. .OBrien est. John's>. I'M
pd pre-. Mr. 20 Murphy tSt. Johns. Time Of
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WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

TX listed the Washington
week headed by the Capitol A. Calvary tilt
court at o'clock This will be followed by
Central Mount Shepherd 80 and the Wood
lothians will with Az at
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deadlock the count This left about
minute to go and Boyd looped the
ball through the hoop just as the gun
ending the fray was about to be fired.
Maryland before coming here had
beaten V. NJ. |. and Washington and
Lee handily.
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There are races and races. Some
call for speed and some call for ell.
durance. Then there Is the race of
life which follows the races Of boy.
hood.
And in every one of these races the
same thing is needed-condition. You
must have good physical condition to
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Totals 80 D -

Refcrrc-Mr. j. Lucas Corinthians I'm
pire-Mr. Concu Business. Time of pc
fiods--S and 10 minutes
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WORK BEATEN, 6l9:TO SOC,
In FIRST BOWLING BLOCK
Blick-Backed Duckpinner Captures But One of Five
Games on Coliseum Drives-Stanford's Team :
Also Scores i'm Doubles.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

AIRY STANFORDS bowers showed the John Bc
stellar maple Washers both ends Of the duckpu
= last night Coliseum
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And one big quality that Red
Grange had-and which made him
famous-was his Willingness TO work
to perfect his gridirOn style. When
one foot ball season was over he
started getting ready for the next. In
the Spl 'ng he jeired the base ball
squad So he'd have more practice
throwing. He wanted to be n great
HEAVIER of forward passers. And he
was.
Let's have some foot bail practice
this Winter-light stuff and indi-
vidual stuff. In your back yard. or
on Il vacant lot. let's take d. course of
about % yards. If you're got that
much room. and put some sticks in
the ground. Sticks about four feet
long. Use about one stick to every
two and n half yards. in an irregular
line. When you've got them all. in
put on your foot ball shoes and try
running through tfem. Go easy at
first and gradually increase your
speed. Don't knock any down. If
you practice that once a week from
now until next Fall you'll be able TO
give fine imitation of Red Grange.
There are a lot Of sports you can
play or practice at in your own back
yard. or in the vacant lot next door
Don't wait in line TO get into a
crowded gymnasium. Keep busy on
your home grounds
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-17

Copyright. 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-17

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