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Evening star., 1926-01-06

Local boys will be particularly in:
terested to know what Is going on in
the outlying districts. therefore Mary
| land and Virginia boys should by all
means take advantage Of the oppor-
tunity TO get news of their activities
in The Star. Do not make your
notices lengthy. Just tell the facts
plainly and TO the point.
II any member does not belong to
a team of any kind and il so happens
that none are in his neighbOrhood
the opportunity afforded him by The
Star 10 organize should not be over
looked He should look over the list
of members published in The Star
daily. pick out the names or the BOYS
living in the neighborhood and spea
to them about forming team. Or
the young organizer may write TO the
chief of The Evening Star Boys club
and tell him that meeting VIII be
held at a certain time and the notice
will be published.
1t has been noticed today that boys
are joining The Evening Star BOYS
Club in groups. One letter today con
tanned the names Of four boys apply
ing for admission. When groups send
their pledges in one envelope they
should remember 70 put the age.
school and address of each individual
down. as a few have neglected to do
so. Pledges that helped to carry the
club over the 500 mark were received
from the following:
Harry Fisherbein, 1888 Upshur
! street. Francis Grimes. l221 Pleas :
ant street southeast: Vincent Pc
trone. 1924 Georgia avenue: Levette
Coffren. 626 Gresham place: Stewart
Dowrick. 1925 First street; Page
| Fullerton. SIS Morris street north
7
Creek Church road: Lawrence
Schulz, 1906 L street southeast;
James H. Vermillion. l23 r street
northeast. Nevin Q. Barber 467 l
street.
Roland Steiner, Jefferson avenue,
Riverdale Md: Charles Freeman.
249 Eleventh street southeast: Albert
G. Hail. 1915 \ street; Clarence
| Steiner. jefferson avenue. Riverdale.
| Md: Paras Colevas. III Eighth
street southeast: Jack Stewart.
Lanham. Nd: Charles 4. Watkins.
| Germantown. Md: Richard G. John
son. 1914 Hobart street: Francis
Westlein, 33.2 . street: John \.
Arnold. ir.. 1899 Potomac avenue;
Norman Dulin. 3o2o Dent place.
Earl r. DAILY. $40 Ninth street
northeast: James @. Wells, 1897 Ken
nedy street: Ellis Robey. +ee Fifth
street northeast, carter 6etkeleE. IL
37l9 X street: Charles +. Pentz.
Laurel. Md: Ernest Hanlein, 5205
Fourteenth street: Olin Smith. 500
Warwick place. Somerset, Md: Jack
Wolbrook. College Park. Md: John
Beck, 512 Newton place: Sidney Cohen.
| l1O4 King street, Alexandria,. Va;
/ William Peak, 1882 G street northeast.
Clifford B. Smith. 1920 G street
northeast: Burton s. Hawkins. 5203
| Thirteenth street: Beverly Power,
l414 Kennedy street; John NJ. F'irmin,
| l438 Harvard street: Walter Glockler,
| $40 Piney Branch road; Ralph Clock
Ter, 6640 Piney Branch road; Harry
| H. Barton. 2s05 Myrtle avenue north,
east: Roy Hefebower. 52O9 Fourteenth
street; Gerald Collins. 1907 Twelfth
street: Paul Helms, Arlington, Va:
Conrad Helms. Arlington, Va.
John P. kemon, 213 Elm street,
Chevy Chase. Md; Arthur Hepburn.
| 3S40 Henry street, Brentwood, Md;
| Bentley Apperson, s12 Duke street.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
HOCKEY LOOP FORMED
BY COLLEGES IN WEST

BY the ASsocl4te0 tfeSs
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. January 6.
Promotion of college hockey in
the Middle West and development of
material for the United States Olym
pic teams are aims of the Northern
Intercollegiate Hockey Association.
The association was formed yester
day at a meeting at the University
of Minnesota. Sixteen schools repre-
sented in the original membership
are Minnesota, Notre Dame, Mar
quette, Michigan. Michigan State.
Michigan College of Mines, Wisconsin.
North Dakota, North Dakota Agricul-
tural College, St. Thomas. Carleton.
st. Olaf, St. Johns. McAlester and
Eveleth and Hibbing Junior colleges.
Because the 1926 season is well
under way the. association will not
draw up a playing schedule until late
next Fall. There will be three divi
sions of competition. university,
State colleges and normals. with
minor institutions in a novice class.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
SANBORN TO COACH
TARHEEL BASKETERS

n. r. Sanborn. basket hall coach
at Episcopal High and former coach
at Mckinley Tech, will take charge
Of the court squad of North Carolina
University at Chapel Hill tomorrow
afternoon.
f. A. FetZer. North Carolina's ath-
letic director. yesterday signed San
born TO a contract placing him at
the head of the activities of the
varsity five during the 1926 sea son.
Sanborn graduated from Dart.
mouth in 1911 and has been engaged
in athletic work during the past Is
wears. Last season he coached at
Tech. but resigned in the Spring to
engage in outside business. He re
sumed his coaching at Episcopal
High this Fall.
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for an encounter with the Rock Hill
College five.
Eastern Juniors broke the winning
streak of the Columbia Juniors with
a 31-to-2S victory. At half time the
count was 11-all
St Marks Juniors bowed To the St.
Joseph's Juniors, - to Is. Joe
Healy. at Lincoln 1854. is booking
games for the winners.
Ace tossers rallied in their game
With st. Johns College 70 earn the
verdict, c9 to Il. Clifford's shot tied
| the score and two-counter by Burch
gave the Aces the edge.
Warwick Preps and Les Amis
meet tonight at 7:S0 at Eastern High
in a return game.
Cardinal Athletic Club basketers
play their second game of the season
with the Fort Myer Juniors tonight
in the Army boys gymna sum- Fort
Myer earned the decision at the
previous meeting.
Foundry Church tossers. avera cing
I - to 100 pounds. wish 10 arrange
games. Manager Robert Dove may
he telephoned at Adams 2471.
Ottawa Juniors. playing in the 1la.
/ pound class. want a game for tonight
Manager Cook may he telephoned at
/ West 1@6S.
fremont and Peerless teams TIav
( at Noel House tonight
! Washington Barracks Roys' Club
/ trimmed the Southern MidCete -
to -
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NINTH IN ROW TAKEN
BY CLOVER JUNIORS

Coming from behind in the final
period to defeat the Pullman quint,
Is to u. the Glover Juniors won their
ninth straight basket ball victory and
scored one of the seasons first big
upsets on the court.
During the first half, which ended
? to for Pullman. the Clovers were
able to sink only one field goal. The
rally started when Adkins went into
the game in the last quarter and
placed a basket with his back to the
goal. Lefty Trip, crack Pullman
forward, was so closely guarded that
he was able to sink only two baskets
from scrimmage.
Friday at $50 the Clovers play
Company D at the National Guard
Armory.
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also had hand in the scoring. The
Business leader accounted for trio
of court goals. while his running
mate registered two double markers.
Techs basket ball FIVE, booked for
d return game with Dewitt Prep this
afternoon. was handed Il neat trounC-
ing last night by the crack Epiphany
Juniors. city champions in their class.
With Freddie Braddock. Epiphany $
running guard. leading in the scor,
ing. the Churchmen rang up a 2S-to-
Is victory over the schoolboys.
Councillor and Werber were the
class of the Tech five and by their
accurate shooting and close guarding
prevented a ashing. Playing
at forward and center. respectively
they displayed the same speed shown
in the last high school series and gave
the coming title games.
Epiphany went into the van
soon after the starting whistle and at
the half had piled up a 19-to.1O ad.
vantage. Bra ddockS point total was
IA and consisted of six goals from
scrimmage and two shots from the
foul mark Lew SHIELD contributed
seven counters to the winners total.
HyattsviIIe High visits Central to.
day for return game with the Wash
inaton champions. Central won With
little opposition during the previous
encounter, on the Maryland team
court. Hyattsville is listed for an Ell.
Gagement with the Delta Mu Frater
nifty quint of the University Of Mary
land Friday afternoon.
Western plays its first regular game
Gin l,n l,a IaI Il.
row night at $50 with the St Mary s
- ln,. Lii.
Evening star., 1926-01-06

III athletics.
Alexandria. Va; William r. German,
1l5 Wooton avenue. Chevy Chase
Md: Daniel Sullivan. SOS Fourth
street northeast; Elmer Wright. 144t
y street; Joseph Smith. lolo Eleventh
street northeast.
Robert Anderson 1924 Sixteenth
street southeast: William Blanchard.
497 Tenth street northeast: Lewis
T. Miller. jr.. Sargent road north :
east; Burton johnson. 1927 Columbia
road; Frank r. McDermott. $50 F.
street northeast: Charles g Mohler.
sos ] street southeast: Raymond +.
Kaufman, ir.. Berwyn. Md: Elmer
SeSer 30 V street; Hubbard Guam
trille. 1919 Is street northeast: Irv-
ing Lichtman. 174i Seventh street:
Milton Harlow. 1881 North Capitol
street; Billy Gautier, Il Elm avenue.
Takoma Park. Md.
Carroll Shoemaker. l422 y street
Saul Mindel. 927 f street southwest
Christopher G.. Mullady. 921 Eighth
street southeast; Joseph Hill. 2l0 East
Capitol street: James MactarIane I3a Z
Irving street: Edward X. Murphy. 252?
Eleventh street: John Murphy. "529
Eleventh street: Edward Fowler. Cen.
trail avenue. Seat Pleasant. Md: vii.
liam Darlington. 2ol2 Fourth street
northeast; Daniel Davis. $50 Twenty
fourth street.
Henry NJ. Scott. jr., 352 Montgomery
street, Laurel. Md; Benjamin J. Clark
son. SO Columbus road. Clarendon, Va;
William H. Clarkson. SO Colum bus
road, Clarendon, Va: Edward Love
lace, Clarendon, Va: Vernon Hall
Clarendon, Va; John F'laherty, 232O
Chester street southeast: Jack Moffett
1902 Second street northeast; Francis
Blade, Schley avenue. Hyattsville
Md; Edward Gardner. Beryvyn
Heights, Md: Clinton l.. Layer. 627 G
street northeast; Wilmer Balderson
4012 Davenport street; Milton Topper
1882 Critic ndon street.
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VETERAN TUTOR INDUCED
TO RETURN FOR A SEASON
Inspired Eleven to Victory Over New York U. Las,
Fall After 1t Had Suffered Many Sebacks,
Grafton Before Game Telling
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

YORK, 6Foster Sanford
VI coaching needs him and he
found life
with the gdiron Thereby hangs of
foot ball
Sanford turned the Jack Wallace
twoag told his. that he
coaching he had II the Brunswick
the
single all its long history.
ball elevcn OF that college
something
they the Rocky Mountains any
wasp BY the
Evening star., 1926-01-06


Mount Rainier's squad has gathered
some good ba sket hall material in Dan
Geary and Dony Plant formerly Of
Epiphany: Charlie Rose of Hyatts.
Vile High. Kenny CLAYTON of Tech
Coleman, Medley, Bauman and Bell
man
For games with the Suburbanites
call Manager Bud Rellnan at Hyatts-
"ille i31M. after ) o'clock.
~. Peters Midgets are booked for a
same with the F'reer Props on Satur-
day in the Knights of Columbus Hall
On Friday of next week they meet the
ST. Anthony tossers, and probably
will aclsh with the st. Martins quint
on the following day. Buddy Nc.
Quillan is booking games with teams
having the use of gyms at 314 B
street southeast.
Epiphany's Big Five added to its
wins with victory over Palace Ath
letic Club quint. 80 to y. Boerner.
Ourand and Dezendorf led the win
ners' attack and between them col,
lected a total of IL baskets Bryant
and Hickey We're best for the Palace
team.
Jack Harrington. manager of Alloy.
sius uuint. Is on the lookout for on.
ponentS for tomorrow night anf
Sunday. He may he telephoned Mt
Lincoln Ii53-W
De NOlay and Park View fves play
tonight at O'Clock in Eastern High
-Nn1na sium.
Peck Memorial Club tossers journey
to Ellicott City. Md. tomorrow night
Evening star., 1926-01-06
BY DAN CHASE.
I'VE must test our sport smans sh

WE must test our sport ship
" by our conduct in action. Try
this exam on yourself and see how
near you come to be deserving OF
the title of good sport:
Question |. Do | always play fair,
never try to beat the rules, take ad-
vantage OF lax rule enforcement.
much less cheat?
tNo one who cheats or is inclined to
be tricky" can pass this question:
Question 9. Do / play hard TO the
end. even when behind?
zone who quits" against odds, or
shows "a yellow streak" cannot claim
credit for this question:
Question 3. Am | a good team
worker" ready to sacrifice my desire
for glory for success of my side?
(The "grandstand" player fails on
this.l
Question 4. DO | keep the training
rules, am | always ready 10 do my
best?
Intempera in any form. neglect
of proper health ahits. marks YOU
down here)
Evening star., 1926-01-06
GALLAGHER SUSPENDED
HIMSELF, SAYS HASSETT

Numerous criticisms of the District
branch of the South Atlantic A. a. L.
over the suspension of Marty Gal
lagher. lightweight boxing champion
have come TO the ears of Dan Hassett
chairman of the local group.
HaSsett wants il known that by
transgressing the rules of the amateur
body Gallagher automatically Sus-
pended himself. Ignorance Of the law
is no excuse. as he gave assurance that
he was familiar with the rules when
applying for membership in the South
Atlantic branch of the associa ton.
Evening star., 1926-01-06

will practice tomorrow afternoon at
mores and Freshmen vii report for
Marion Hunt. general manager of
basket ball, has called meeting of
all managers for this afternoon at
2:30 in room I'll. The schedule as
drawn up by Miss Hunt and Mrs.
Annie Trenis, athletic director, will
be submitted for Endorsement.
Class captains will he elected be-
fore the series opens. The class man
ayers are: Grace Muirhead. senior
Grace Moomaw. junior: Christine
Douglas. sophomore, and Emelia
Hoeke. freshman.
A new system of letter awards has
been established. Formerly the team
winning the class title received en-
blems. This year. after the cham
pionship has been decided. a mythical
varsity squad will be selected from
all four teams. 1t will be composed
of the 10 girls conceded by a COM
mittee, composed of the respective
ma ana gers and Mrs. Trenis. to be the
outstanding players in the school.
These girls will receive their is.
The girls rife team at Tech will
meet Saturday morning at 1915 for
practice on the Central High range.
Sarah Radcliffe. faculty adviser and
Coach J. W. Crocket will meet with
the squad.
Girl Reserves will hold the first
meeting of the new year on Friday
afternoon in the clubrooms at 1110
NJ street northwest All Tech girls
who are members or are interested
in this organization are requested to
in 90 ~ the close pf
school Friday and go in body to
the meeting.
Mount tVernon-Bethany game, which
was scheduled last night as one of the
two openers on the Washington
Recreation League card. was post
poned until tonight and will be played
at o'clock in the Eastern High
School Gymnasium. 1t will follow the
Sioux Company F game. which Is TO
he started at I O'Clock.
The opening clash last night re-
suited in hard-fought battle from
which the Good Shepherd sextet
emerged victorious. collecting a total
of % points TO the Capital Athletic
Clubs 26 The c. \. c. team entered
IN the Recreation League is the sec
ond squad. Its first squad is listed
with the Athletic Council group.
The Good Shepherd team hoped
into a long lead in the first period.
which closed IA to 4 in its favor,
and retained its 10-point advantage
throughout the half. which ended 10
to 3. In the last two periods. the
Capitolites staged rally which
brought them within points of their
conqueerors. But the Good Shepherd
tossers Gagged another basket for an
additional point and held their oppo-
nents in check until the whistle blew
Evening star., 1926-01-06
BASKET BALL GAMES.

At Madison-WiscOnsi &c: Mime
sofa, "a.
At BlOOmington-India "a: Ken
tuclty. 23.
lin, u.
At Milwaukee-Mercer. "a: Mar
quette. 81.
At South Bend-Notre Dame, "a
Kansas Aggies, %. ......... r..
At Atlanta-Furman. 80: Jewish
Progressive Club. &C.
At Benning-Fort Benning. 30
Charlotte Y. Nj. c. A.. %. ........
At Shreveport - Centenary, 80
Louisiana Poly, 35.
At Notwithstanding, 80: Al
fred, 25.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
DIEGEL GETS RECORD sc.

MIAMI BEACH Fla. January 6
P).-Leo Diegel. Canadian open golf
champion, yesterday turned in a card
of sc TO break the course record at
the Bay Shore Club. Diege1 paired
with Gene Tunney, boxer. defeated
frankie Frisch of the New York
Giants and Fred Todd, local sports
man.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
NATIONAL CIRCLE EARLY
BIRDS AS TO BASE BALL

Members of the National Circle base
ball nine held their first meeting last
night. at the home Of Manager Willie
Andrews.
Twenty players. including five new
candidates for the team, We're in at
tendance.
Another meeting will he held on
January 10.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
MANY OF BEST PLAYERS
ARE ON INELIGIBLE LIST
Four Regulars and Several Substitutes in Trouble
scholastically-Only Two Veterans to Start
Game With Western Saturday.
BY JOHN |. WHITE.

capable
Wv the ineligible list chances getting the for the
high hmsy
Business High the with Western Saur
day morning at the Arcade.
The the the second
1890
presented attack until the regulars had been long
could the District their
Evening star., 1926-01-06
MAY SHIFT FRANCHISE.

NORFOLK. Va. January 6.--Presi-
dent W. 6. Rramhall of the Virginia
League has confirmed the report that
negotiations are in progress for the
transfer of the Rocky Mount. y. G..
franchise to Petersburg and that sue
cess appeared assured.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
Walter Reed Medical Center baske
COLLEGE CUNTS DUE
TO HAVE CLOSE RACE
BIZ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January s.-With the
Eastern intercollegiate Basket Ball
League season gathering headway this
week, prospects for a close race are
based more upon defeat than victory
if the performances of the title CON
tenders so far is criterion.
Only one league game has been
played so far, but all six teams in the
circuit have been defeated by oppo-
nents outside league membership. a
circumstance unparalleled at this
stage of the campaign.
The Princeton Tigers, defending title
holders. have been beaten by Lehigh
and Buffalo.
Dartmouth lost an early season con-
test to Harvard, and Pennsylvania,
victor over Yale in the first league
game New Year day, dropped a narrow
decision to Syracuse through the in
dividual brilliancy of Hanson.
Cornell lost to Pittsburgh after con-
quering the 1925 Western Conference
champions, Ohio State, while Columbia
was beaten by Navy.
Yale's five has lost to the Army and
Newark Athletic Club, besides bowling
to Pennsylvania.
FvyN--
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WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

ket ball squads have resumed practice
ory TO the opening OF the interclass
anuary Is. Junior and Senior squads
; so i'll the school gy1nna sium Sopho-
practice Monday at the same hour.
other games are booked for this week
The schedule:
Comets cen,;a, Ps.nesss Rps5nsss s,p9alsS a,sS f
capisol pr,neess. webster s'sfh seaool 5tSa
10, Metropolitans VS.. Washington. Webster
sa29 SdrPa e e fc.es PpGsss V. s MsCn
ppaPisoI paIPnte. vs: Comets Wilson Normal: .:
- Acacia vs. Metro6olitans. I Epiphany rSFi"S7 8.
strayer vs.. Washington. webster school
FEBRUARY
srSysr W ws.b3n.,a, GGmsta WsPsier sehoeI
asGopsGR llSP Wilson SSF%a! Har
NAL 3. strsyer vs. Acacia. Webster school:
Vi afsfis bniHfss Wssn Hs@ &
,,ngtoI vs., Metropolitsns Eastern High !:
S antsss Rse IS cs@ei Resca Wilson Wise" NSrms Normal
iiSS Westminster Isin;1 VS. Acacia; Eastern, High:
SsE%s SsEs g Sssss 9qSs, %is""
EPiphary Me,ropoIiians "SsF'H"n5nai ys capitol.
Met!ropolitans v. Princess. wehster
Hish s. Metropoli1ans " strs3er. t WeSsiep efsafa
nV"1 Comets " Acaca spto Bn.ees fHpPphs1Y
Washington ,ys. Princess. Eastern High: Is.
pqmst ppness W. wshnsfon wgsn Hsh
Wash1nSt9n Ws,lnnG,i9, vs. Acacia Eastern High ia
Curtis-Hyde and Corcoran dodge
BAH teams will meet Friday afternoon
at 3:45 on the Georgetown court in
the final game Of the Georgetown
schedule. This game was postponed
from Tuesday afternoon. Ahbie Green
will referee.
Metropolitan Athletic Club tossers
VIII practice tonight from $50 to $50
at St. Martins gymnasium North
Capitol and T streets northwest All
players are urged 10 report promptly
by Charlotte Hatton. who has charge
of basket ball for the Nets. This is
| the last practice period preliminary to
the opening game ot the Council
schedule and full attenda nee of the
squad is especially urged in view Of
the fact that the team captain and
manager must be elected tonight.
Walter Reed Medical Center basket
ball squad desires competition and is
open for games either on it's home
court or abroad any Thursday or Sat
uroay night. with the exception of
January a. Managers may communi-
cate with Florence Gingell physio-
therapy headquarters, Walter Reed
| Hospital.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
Ube Gbening 5tar
BOY S CLUB

Daniel Chase. chief OF the bureau of phys.
zeal education in New York state. Ia one of
the men who are boosting good sGortsman; IaaI
sport smanship Is as important as heetness
of foot strength of back and shoulders and
clearness of brain.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
WASHINGTON Women's athletic Coun.

Gil Basket Ball League announced its
complete schedule of AZ games at the
regular business meeting last night
held at the Marjorie Webster School.
The schedule committee, composed
of Dorothy Greene, Gladys Mills and
Annabelle Totten, announced that all
games will be forfeited if they cannot
be played on the date listed and the
opposing managers have not been
notified of the necessity of postpone
ment at least three da,ys in advance
of the scheduled date. Managers also
must acknowledge the selection of
officials "a hours ahead of the time
of the game.
Seven teams will compete in the
Council loop for city honors. The Bus
mess High Night School Comets, Capt.
tol Athletic Club, Acacia Mutals, Prin-
cess Athletic Club. Strayer's Business
College. Metropolitan Athletic Club
and Washington Athletic Club.
Acacia Mutuals. the only new team
In the lea que, will open the schedule
tonight, opposing the Strayer's Busi
ness College seXtet in the Epiphany
Parish gymnasium at o'clock. No
Evening star., 1926-01-06
500 Members N0u on Roll.
The Erening Star Boys Club
Aims to Haze 1000 IN Week

IT ODAY the mmark embchp reached by The Evening
| Boys o is 1000 mem
Wednesday and all members
the welfare their pymate will help reach
hat goal. slogan is members January Is,
is all and
do chief club
that other members
VIII their doing II athletics.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
American Basket Ball League.

LAST NIGHTS GAME.
Cleveland. 81 WASHINGTON ~.
T0NIGHT'S GAME.
Brooklyn at ChiraEo
Evening star., 1926-01-06

The women's national track and
field championships of the A. A. U.
will be held in Philadelphia on July
10 next.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
Line-Up and Summary.

Field goals--Smith 10 twosI. Bayhss =
twos, Siebold r & &twos, smlthsdats hd1d sn,i,b 10
gate Referee-Mary Brunlbaugh. Umpire
-Martha Burnham. Tmekeeper-Rees.
Evening star., 1926-01-06
MOUNT RAINIER TOSSERS
WILL PLAY ALEXANDRIANS

CUNT RAINIER SENIOR basket bae OF their
w looking
when they tackle the Mary's
The St Mary FIVE last night took the Bay
TO A. in the preliminary the ST. Mary Ceic clash George
Evening star., 1926-01-06

The new stadium Of the University
of Missouri. when completed, will seat
90 900.
Evening star., 1926-01-06

HIGH SCHOOL
earnest this week the opening the
scheduled Monday. January
lin
Evening star., 1926-01-06

Peck Memorial Club tossers journey
to Ellicott City. Md. tomorrow night
Evening star., 1926-01-06

Western plays its first regular game
since the start of the holidays tomor-
row night at $50 with the St Mary's
Celtics at Alexandria.
Evening star., 1926-01-06

Curtis-HydP and COrcOran dodge
bali teams will meet Friday afternoon
at 3:45 on the Georgetown court in
the final game Of the Georgetown
schedule. This game was postponed
from Tuesday afternoon. Ahbie Green
will referee
Evening star., 1926-01-06

De Nolay and Park View fives play
tonight at O'Clock in Eastern High
-yn1na stun.
Evening star., 1926-01-06

Ottawa Juniors. playing in the lis.
pound class. want game for tonight
Manager Cook may he telephoned at
West l"6S