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The visitors best effort came Just
before the half, when Maryland Yves
holding a 1s.to-4 advantage. The
Carolinians spurted and made two
baskets in quick succession TO bring
their total to s points before the home
team registered on a free toss, bring
ing the count 20 TO at intermission.
Eight of Dukes points in the final
half were scored from the free throw
line.
Artie Boyd. Jack Faber and Ham
Adams led the College Park team 8
attack and among them scored SO OF
the winners counters. Boyd was the
individual star. with a total OF 10.
garnered with six court goals and one
free toss. Adams was close behind,
with II. while Faber totaled 9.
Boyd and Faber did practically all
the scoring for Maryland in the Sec
end half
Bullock and Hartness took first
honors for the visitors, the former
finding the hoop only once from the
floor. but making good on four foul
tries. and the latter scoring twice
from ScrimmaYe
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At least seven clubs will try for the
team trophy, and a number of indi-
vidual stars will attempt to win the
loving cup now held by Whitley
Michaelsen Of the Cyghet Athletic
Club of East Portchester, Conn.
Michaelsen will be on hand to,ffght
for the prize once more, and is bring
ing with him "a strong squad of har-
riers. Shanahan and Nativity Clubs of
Philadelphia are expected to enter, and
three Baltimore organizations, Emory
wood, Southwestern and Sterling, will
send teams over to the Capital.
An Army team hailing from Camp
Meade and led by Moran, South At
lantic 5-mile champion, also will at.
tempt TO annex share of the prizes.
Moran is expected here today to
take part in the final jaunt of the
series of 5-mile runs being held on
Plaza track to get the local runners
in shape for the big test. The barrier
goes up at II O'Clock
Hurd Willett and Walton Shipley,
two George Washington University
performers, will fight it out today for
the trophy being offered the high
has garnered IA total of Is points by
taking two frsts and Il second, while
Willett has finished out in front once
and trailed Shipley twice, getting II
counters toward the prize.
Horace Domigan of Washington
Cauoe Club and Albert Schaub Of the
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HARRY
COUNCILLOR
(Iech
FORWARD
MARJORIE WEBSTER
SEXTET is BEATEN

Marjorie Webster's seXtet bowed to
the visiting team from Western Mary
land College yesterday afternoon after
battling it's way into the lead during
the second and third periods.
The Marylanders had 3-point ad-
vantage at the end of the opening
quarter. but the Websterites soon
evened this up and were leading, 10 to
16. when the half closed. In the third
quarter the teams alternated in scor-
ing. ending deadlock at 1925.
The visitors gathered strength in
the final quarter for a burst of speed
which Melted them five additional
goals and a "a to % victory.
Virginia Wilson. left forward for
Western Maryland, scored all but one
of the goals for her team. Miss Rayme,
while rarely attempting to shoot, did
some excellent work in the forward
field. acting as a pivot around which
Miss Wilson could work into an adj
vantageous scoring position.
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Lineup and Summary.
v. M. |. FIVE SPURTS
TO DEFEAT VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Feb
ruary 13.-Nirginia Military Insti-
tute's fighting basket ball team in a
late rally came from behind TO defeat
Virginia. - to Il. tonight.
The Cavaliers led at intermission.
II 10 g. and managed TO keep a point
or two ahead OF the cadets until the
second half was we'll under way.
Then suddenly the Lexington five
jumped 10 points in the lead. an ad-
vantage the Eirginians could not over
come.
F'ulkerson. who accounted for one
more than half the cadets points.
starred for the visitors. along with
Mondy, who played a clever defensive
game.
AIackall starred for Virginia. until
he was put out for personal fouls
while Wrenn was the only Cavalier
who could locate the basket.
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NAVY PLEBES DOWN =
u. OF M. FRESHMEN

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, February 10
The Navy Plebe basket ball team
added another victory to its record
here today by defeating the strong
University of Maryland Freshmen
quint. 81 to 81.
The game was hard fought through
out, the score being tied three times.
The first quarter ended with the
score all.
Navy took the lead during the sec
ond quarter which ended 1873 In it's
favor.
The Maryland Freshmen came back
strong at the beginning of the second
half and goals by Dean and Zahn tied
the count at 1915. The quarter ended
1915 with Navy on the long end.
With the beginning of the fourth
period. the Maryland defense crurnbled.
and a whirlwind attack, led by c. l..
Miller. Smith and bennett, sent the
Plebes safely ahead.
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Princeton has lost only one basket
ball game 70 a school here in all the
years IT has been coming to Wash
lngton, il memory serves without
error. That was on the occasion OF a
game with Georgetown. in 1915, when
Hobey Baker was a star in the Tiger
lineup. The game vas played at the
Arcade. and resulted III a score of
Il to 10, with Georgetown scoring the
winning goal in the last few seconds
Of play. That was one of the two
or three greatest games ever played
in Washington. Jim Collihower at
that time was coach Of the George
town team.
The other really big basket bail
game here this week is between Viz
GINA and Maryland Tuesday night. at
College Park. Maryland has lost only
two games this year, and one Of these
was dropped TO the Charlottesville
school.
William and Mary plays three
games on local floors. with George
Washington and Georgetown and -.
/. George Washington takes trip
for games with Bucknell and Penn
State.
The schedule of the weeks events:
MONDAY-WiIIiam and Mary at
Catholic University.
CESDAY-Nirginia at Mary
land: William and Mary at George
Washington.
WEDNESDAY - William and
Mary at Georgetown: Princeton at
Catholic L; Georgetown track
team at New York.
THURSDAY-Prince at Mary
land.
FRIDAY-George Washington
at Bucknell
SATURDAY--GeOrge Washington
at Penn State; c. L. swimming
team at Navy.
Games this week will wind up the
home schedule Of the Maryland quint
And. incidentally. he two last home
contests are regarded a the most i'm
portant Of the year. even ahead of
the championship contests in the
Southern Confere nee tournament at
Atlanta The Old Liners are especial
~ anxious TO win from Virginia. a.
the Old Dominion team Is the lone
Southern school 10 defeat them this
season. And. OF course, anybody
may we'll afford to be proud of an
achievement of victory over Prince
ton in any sport.
Following its two home games this
week. Maryland has only one game
prior TO the tournament at Atlanta.
/ That is with Clemson at Clemson. q
stop-oVer on the way 10 the tourHa-
ment. Clemson has been getting
whipped regularly and, unless an eZ-
IRENE oyer-contidenCe sets in among
, them, Maryland players ought not TO
have much difficulty getting away
with that contest.
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out the combination at forward.
With the exception of Bill W'erber
Of Tech and Peewee Walker of West
ern. the FIVE players named above
were unquestionahly the leading
lights of the title games. Each played
his position like a master and mpde
himself a high place in the series
scoring. In addition none overlooked
the Importance OF paying the proper
attention to studies. an oversight
which proved disastrous TO more than
one promising player.
Banta's Loss Hurts.
CentrArs veteran combination went
through the initial half OF the series
without the loss of contest. but hit
rough sic dding when Bill Banta. an
allhieh selection last season. became
ineligible and Merle Dunn. Capt
MacdonaIds running mate. was hand
ed funk. This left the majority Of
the work TO the captain and Moser.
whose recent performances more than
justify their choice as members OF an
all-star team.
Western and Business also We're
hard hit. at the start of the second
semester. while Eastern lost a veteran
through illness before the first round
had been played and dropped another
when the halfway mark was reached.
Capt. Lafsky Of Business was a
likely candidate for honorable mention
before he was graduated at the end
of January. Hugh McDiarmid of
Western was rapidly taking a place
with the stars of local court ranks
and Sam Coombs. also OF the George
town quint. was rated as q conner"
but both failed to finish out the
season
Displays Fine Teamwork.
Led by Julie Radice. the Eastern
quint was great example OF a
smooth working combination that
knew the value Of team work. While
Radice and Heeke stood out AS III"
stars of the combination. Madigan,
Aogarth and Cappelli showed them
selves TO be dependable players and
contributed much TO the Lincoln
Parkers' success on the court this
season.
Radlce played at both forward rnd
guard. At shooting he WAS better
when close in under the basket ban
on the long losses. at which N6ser
and Walker eXcelled. For the eight
series games played by his team he
ran up a total of &c points. for an
average of 81 counters per game.
IL points better than the mark
turned in by Councillor.
Heeke. who came close behind the
Tech captain IN the scoring column.
totaled SO points. for an average
slightly under for each contest. His
best work was done during the second
half after he had been shifted from
guard to center to take the place Of
George Madigan.
Two other members Of the Eastern
quint who did good work In the
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CENTRAL DEFEATED
BY GREENBRIER M. A.

LEWISBCRG. W. Va, February
13.-Central High School of Washing
ton took the short end OF 4 33-to-e4
count here tonight III game with
Greenbrier Military Academy.
The home team led from the start.
and at half-time was holding a 17-to-12
advantage.
Lincoln. with seven court goals.
was high scorer for the winning quint
Macdonald accounted for six OF Cen
trails baskets from the floor. and Nee
connected for q trio OF tWo-counters.
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Three Schools Haze Players AHgh Fine Strong College On
VIRGINIA AND PRINCETON !
PLAY HERE DURING WEEK
Cavaliers Oppose Maryland Tuesday, While Tigers
Play Catholic u. and Old Liners "Wednesday
and Thursday, Respectively.
BY II. c. BYRD.

RNCEIONS basket ball plays here this The Igers
Catholic University and University OF Maryland Wednesday
and Thursday nights respectively While Princeton has the
the both L. Maryland good
0 against =
beginning
O be
Catholic L. Maryland the
should make good showing
One the Princeton Loeb
the really brilliant players. year practically
unanmous choice for au-Eastern
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LINEUP and Summary,
BREAKS TRACK RECORD.

MIAMI, Fla, February 10 H).-Old
Slip, owned by L. T. Cooper, broke
the track record to win the Talla-
hassee handicap of a mile and 20
wards at Miami today. finishing in
1:42 Is, two-ff; his of second better
than the mark made by Kings Ran
som q few days ago. Picketer placed
second and Golden Spire third.
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SOUTHERN REGATTA.
GOES To BALTIMORE

Representatives of the five clubs
comprising the Southern Rowing AS.
ISOLATION met here last night at Po-
tomac Boat Club and awarded the an
nual rowing regatta to Baltimore.
The affair will be held on SATURDAY.
July II, under the joint auspices of
the Arundel Boat Club and Ariel Row
ing Club.
Officers We're elected as follows:
President, Frank Driscoll,' Ariel Boat
Club; vice president, G.. E. Lawler.
Old Dominion Boat Club; secretary,
T. j. Bergh, Potomac Boat Club; treas
urer, Charles q. Haslup, Arundel Boat
Club
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Lineup and Summary.
SOCCER GAMES CARDED.

Washington Soccer League games
postponed from January 81 will be
played off next Sunday if weather
conditions permit. The German.
American Club encounters the British
Embassy team. while Fort Myer
tackles Monroe and the Walfortls
meet the German-American reserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

AloysiuS Club are credited with / point
each.
All four of these distance men will
bid for first place in the 10-mile event.
Melvin Leach, Marine Corps runner.
and Mike Lynch, veteran of the Alloy
team, are among the other local
celebrities who will try for places.
Chairman Hassett announces that
entries will close on Saturday. Blanks
may be had at AZ / street or at
Spalding's. Only registered athletes
may compete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14
CALVARY REDS DEFEAT
C0RlNTHlAN CAGE FIVE

After holding only an l1-to-8 lead at
Aalf time. the Calvary Reds stepped
cut in the final session Of their game
with the Corinthian Midgets yester-
day and ran up a 5l.to.l3 score.
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DUKE QUINT PROVES EASY
FOR MARYLAND, Al TO 20

TITH the Of Buddy
Wv received in the clash with West Virginia,
Msryiands varsity basket bali in trouncng
the Duke University quint last night College
After overcoming lead gained when
SIDE court shot after three minutes Maryland stepped
eao ana coaed an easy victory Adams scored first the
on a court anda free toss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

BY JOHN I. WHITE.

T Of
the aHgh ball selected by The showngs
which ended during the
dcadlocke for The pyof
scheduled for Tuesday the Arcade
years championship chosen
on the hono
Julius Radcc. versatile OF the Eastern and high
while
Harry
baskecr second gherers rounds
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JESS sWEETsER MARRIEs

NEW YORK. February l3 tP)-
Jess W. Sweetser, former amateur golf
champion Of America. and Agnes
Isabel Lewis Of Toronto were married
here yesterday and left for Bermuda
today on their HONEYMOON,
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BIG FIELD is EXPECTED
In Alloy TEN-MHE RACE

IlIH little than remaining the running of
" Clubs on
Nashngtons birthday the charge is
looking record number
senator Royal
the Zero milestone, designated the of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

There are close to 100000 profess
sional athletes in the United states
earning around $500. 900 800.
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Lineup and Summary.

Totals. LII 74l Totals. -. 5l02
aeferee-Mr. Mention (Loyols) Umpire
S-4r. O'Meara (Gonza8a). Time of Pc
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STANDING OF TEAMS

RESULTS OF GAMES.
Eastern. 40; Tech, 20.
Business. 81: Western, IS.
Central, 80; Tech, 10.
Eastern, %: Western, II.
Central, Is; Business, IL.
Tech.1S; Western, Il.
Central, 26; Western, 16.
Business, %; Tech. Is.
Central. 25; Eastern. Il.
Eastern, 81: Tech, Is.
Western. IS; Business, IA.
Central, Is; Tech, Z.
Eastern, 80: Western. 81.
Central. 80; Western, IL.
Eastern. 81: Business, IA.
Business, 90; Tech, IS.
Eastern, 90; Central, %.
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IRISH TEAMS CAPTURE
TWO BIG SPORT EVENTS

DUBLIN, Ireland. February Is CP).
ireland defeated England IN their
annual rugby foot ball match today,
10 to Is. OF the England.Ireland
rugby matches. which began in 1875.
England has won %. Ireland 13 and
3 have been drawn. Ireland's last
victory previous to today was in 1911.
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Lineup and Summary,

Totals. 32l Totals. IL 81
Referee-Mr. Holiday, Annapolis. Time
OF euarters-lO minutes.
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BELFAST, Ireland, FEBRUARY IS up.
ireland won from Wales, to 0, in
their annual soccer match today. In
ternationai soccer matches between
ireland and Wales began In 1882 and
have tee,atted "a Is victories for Wales,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

title games We're Beanie McAllister
and Hubble Elliott, both of whom
got into half a dozen games at odd
rinles
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