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INDIAN HEAD GYRENE
CUNT SEEKS GAMES

Marines at Indian Head. Md. want
the world to know that they have one
f the strongest basket ball teams
ever to represent that reservation.
/ What IS more. they announce they
are willing for and highly DESTROYS Of
encounters with the best teams in and
around WASHINGTON.
Under the coaching Of capt. r. j.
Gale, who learned his basket hall al
tire Naval Acad my the Indian Head
GyI"ne@ have formed n Formidable
court ctmhjnntion and have couple
receive CUNTS almost up to the
stu rdald of the first 'StringcT9.
composing the regular team are
THIlm3n 9hd EUu!kc. forwards:
llaakcn&tad, center. and cantWell ana
Sandfr.cl. guards. Fash nnd Yarger.
forwards: Davis. center. and Smith
and Chandler. guards. make up the
second outfit; and Kinney and Ayers.
forwards; GaIlivan. center. and
Snanc and lie Blanc. guards. are
holding bcrths on the third team.
Games with Indian Head Marines.
who are captained by \. W. Cant
well. may - arranged by writing
Manager William A. Sandcrfcr.
with Nee and Dalglish. forwards
heading their attack. Holman's Orig
inal Wonder five handilv druhbed ST.
Martin $. rs t" -. in u preliminary to
I'll" hicaEo- Washington pro game
last NIGHT at the Arcadia. I'ndauricd,
III" losers lJe after morn Hclinn.
Manager Francis Daw is receiving
Challenges ut Potomac 1850 between
e and $50 pm.
Knights Of Co!umbu. haskctorS. nm.
defeated thus far. were tn engage 81.
Peter t0S%cTs this afternoon at ,
q cinCk in the X. G. gym in the first
OF a flock Of attractive games ~ l,n
, played lay the tascys during the next
two weeks. Opponents to be met lly
III" *. C.S during III" PEI iod include
Commercial National Bank fNcs. w
j. Hubs & Co. French y. C.. Volt
y. e.. y. NJ. {. A., Silver Spring Ma.
fl"naI Guards ana Columbia Engine
90. t"SSnrs "t Alexandria. Games fnr
SUNDAY afternoons In THEN gym are
sought by *. =. ana ENGAGEMENTS ave
specially wanted with Universal Aut"
/ Anh 81. MHrN% Celtic qunts. Cali
Atlantic 233?-W.
Old Ucminicn Boat club tossers 81
A'eNandria' are after games for -
night and "Wednesday on their home
court with unlimited teams having "A
gym. Challenges should he telp
rnoncd Manager Jack Allen at
Ale Xardr.a l24.
Mount Vernon ha>kpters arc
@unhlnG for action. and particularly
are after tiits with PontiacS. ED.
! "orths and 81. Martins. Call North
ioi67
Games with fives having floors are
/ wanted by PCnnant C8urtmcn. who
are specially keen for a fling nj the
FIXING Clouds. Corinthians and Ham.
( tIneS. remnants manager may he
reached nj Adams 1896
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M'vEY, GREB CLASH
IN NEW YORK TONIGHT


e. ire Assoc a;s6 Press
Jack McNey. negro rliddIsweiEhc.
will struggle with Willie Grso cs
Scranton. Pa. in the main ra-rouni
~, ~ he ST Nicholas Arena n New
York tonight In their last meeting
NJ Atlantic City. y. J.. McVey and
Cirsh hat;iei TO a draw.
Efforts are being made for return
hpu; between Pauline Urcudun- ths
Basque wooiehopper. and Johnny
RiSkc. Cleveland heavyweight. ar
Madison Square Garden, New York.
on either January 20 or e.
Matchmaker Jess Mcmahon reports
Pauline Is agreeable 70 the ma h.
which will otfsr ,hs Spsrisri ar cpyScr-
;unity 10 avsnys his recent dsfss; At
the hands ~ RiSkc.
Or the same card. Mcmahon hopes
20 pit knute Hansen. the melancholy
Dane. against Jack Dcrvsl over ths
ie-rouri rctsxs.
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ITALIAN BOXERS COMING.

NEW YORK. December &c tAo1 --
Md Francis and Felix sportielio.
Italian bantamweieht and middle
weight boxers. respectively, will arrive
IN New York next month for a cam :
palgn in The fited States under
the wing If Mans ger Al Mayer. They
have booked passage on the liner
Degrasse, sailing January II.
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George Washington University .ast
year.
1t is not expected that the *cholas
tic records Will compare this year TO
those of the past few Seasons due to
the adoption Of the small bore type Of
target. on which II is much more din
CALI ~ score perfectly than on the
type formerly IN Use.
College parkcrs have ~ dates listed
on heir schedule for 1925 as follows:
January = February i-Indivtdnal
woncn INTERCOLLEGIATE tourney.
frE ruary to- March National Rifle
Assusl RtIon tourney.
Nr"k az January "l~-~Uuiysrsity of South
Dasufa aud Oklahoma University.
Ncck oI February 1t alvr4~tty Of West
virginia University of Main" and rn,eeg-
Week Of February Is~~Corncn and tni
yrretty az Washington
Week ~ Fetruary - diversity of Della
ware ara Keen" >otma} ~rhool
g. Nrek T MAJ. a~~Ge'tSshaFe College and
VI h Of u ,ryn 10 LIN varsity ~ ka,'<as
Micni-a an University aHd Drezrl George
Week ~ March baltimore Poly aud
Caraest" iu=titste al Techrn.ugy
Week Of Marrh Il Northeastern rutycr.
,wece Of Marl, 3l--,Ienn s,otc
Marjorie Webster School Alumnae
basI,c'crS have organized a squad TO
play W.th the independent teams Of
the District this season and arc open
for challenges any lime after the first
81 the year. Ruby Neal of Noel House
IL manager and will he glad 10 book
games with any OF the local squads
Gladys Mills. for seven Years one
nf the star performers on the Metro.
politau Athlsti" Cii0 team which won
the District title repeatedly. viii play
With the Wchsterilcs a. will kath.
crime Wilson, Betty Illi. Laura Kim.
hnll and other members ~ the
alumnae.
Girl Scouts will begin instructions
Ia Rcd Grass life saving classes. both
Junior and s"nior grades ut the Ada
Thomas Memorial pnol N the Y, W.
e, A. Within the next two weeks. nc.
cordng TO Il. Eleanor Lewis, local
Scout director
Mnudc rrFecS American E"d Cross
life Sasing examiner, viii conduct the
ciasses mhich viii be held during the
afternoons on school DAYS aud on sat.
urd3Y mornings.
F'uli information regarding The
cha Sscs may hc obtained from ihr Girl
Scout Little HOUSE. l1a3 New York
avenue. telephone Main ais9.
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Ball Games Are Scheduled Fans the Pacific Coast Today
HARPER AIDS PALACE
TO TRIP CHlCAGOANS

WaShinstou's pro basket bali team.
hiCh downed Chicago last night. -
Ia u. will go after another win over
the Windy City hriSade at the Arcadia
tonight. Fair fans arr extended their
usual Monday invitation to attend
without charge. An interesting pre-
liminary has been arranged between
Tech High and Hyattsvillc High, start
Ing AT o'clock. Those holding ath-
letic membership tickets at either
school Will he admitted Mt half price.
Work IF Mark Harper. center. max
Ing his debut in Il Washington uni.
form, and Rusty Saunders. who rs
usual found the iron cords often, was
largely responsible Tor the locals Vic
tory. their fifth Of the campaign.
Harper became n member of the
Washington team only few hours
before game time in trade That sent
Oscar Grimsted. local center. TO the
Bruins, GrimStcad. too. lost no time
getting on the job for his new team.
II last nights play can he taken as
a criterion. the locals got the better
of the trade. Harper who is Younger
night and. besides playing his rival
tu Stand.on defenSiVpiy. rang up a
pair of goals from ScrimmaGe and
tossed Il couple in from the foul line.
Honey Russell. Byuin manager and
captain. stood cut for his team He
accounted for 10 or more than half of
his club : I>oint total.
Washington held n 9-S lead ut the
half. There was little drama to the
opening session. during which the
visitors were in the van by a slight
margin most Of the way. Many snow.
birds were blown by each uuint
In the second half. however. the
locals GOT busy with a will and, led
by Saunders. quickly boosted their
edge To 1910. Thereafter George
Marshan's protcGeS held the whip
hand and the Bruins were never
dangerous.
The score of last nights game:
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

immediately the East Potomac Park
public courses are closed Manager
Loetfier plans 10 swing his tractors
81 nd scoops into action 20 begin on
hunksring proxrsm which Will at once
make all the courses much more din
cult and Will relieve the tedium 81 the
HAT layout The improvements will ~
ready for PLAY March -. when the
courses will hs openesS for the season
". lasS
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EAST'S ALL-STARS
PINNED FOR WEST
invaders to Have Weight
Advantage in Charity Con.
test at Frisco.

iT the Associated Press
y AN FRANCISCO. December e6.-
Turned back twice in previous
meetings. East challenged West
~ FOR foot ball honorS here today
with one of the greatest CnlleC
ton Of stars ever assembled under one
standard.
The annual EaSt.WeSi charity tme
paved as Il benefit for the ShrinerS
crippled childrcn's hospital brings out
such celebrities as Bruce Caldwell
ale halfhack ace. and Herb loestns,
Minnesota's rluncinS fullhack, who
was Virtually a unanimous choice for
au-America honors this year At
least 10 of the Gilman Eastern squad
mas received mention on first. second
or third all-Amerj~e teams this sea
SON
me Western group. TOT SO plcrti
fultN supplied With great individual
performers, presents a strong. united
front While lis supporters counted on
breaks of the game 10 bring home
third successive victory.
starting lineupS as announced by
1oaches Andy Kerr Of the East. ard
orin F, HoliinSbery ~ the Nest. show
mat The former eleven will have con.
SIDERABLE weight advantage in the
hackheid while both teams Will aver.
age lso pounds or tho line. The East.
ern hacks average 1882. pounds. the
Nesterners, l112. pounds
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- vacancies in professional herthS
about Washington viii he filled
L before March. according to
word coming from Burning
Tree, Indian Spring and Esnnock-
burn. RannoCkhurn has UPWARD Of
forty nominees for the post vacated
by Lionel q, Walker. among them X,
Gin Nc kimnts. former amateur star
Of the club. and George piffeuhauxh,
The name most often mentioned Ia
hll the post to he vacated March Is
hv Ralpth Beach al Burning Tree is
that og Walter cunningham, the pre-
sent assistant professional. The re-
slEnation cf Eddie Towns AZ Indian
Spring Is effective February ! and a
committee headed by Perry II, Hoover.
chairman ~ the golf committee. IL
now scanning list OF more than
score OF nominees
Indian Sprins has had hut three
professionals Niltred Reid. Ieter
jackson and Eddie Towns,
Charles 4. Watson Of Columbia he,
Clarcd the other day that n nenihet
of his club had lost the shortest golf
match on record when the player III
question decided on the seventh green
after lnsing all seven. IL VAS high time
tu quit Watson was slightly wtung,
at perhaps his memory was az fault
tor he may uot rcmemher the daV he
PLAYED John Mccormick of tndan
spring and last the urSt four holes
tectding nn the fourth srern the day
Mas better suited to other thtugS than
enlf or course the day WAS warm AMI
'Skeeter" WAS warm and eolt dldnt
look so good anyhow,
Watson holds the record tor losing
the shortest golf match on record, And
hr Won't deny H.
The Watson Met ormick match was
plaNed the day before the his Mind at
Indian Spring When Wlltttm L. tall
af baltimore took thirteen puts on
the eishternth green Mccormick. Who
Is chairman ut The Eolf committee At
inltan Sprtuk, hat placed the cup ON
the side nf mound which hssrcts the
green and hal given snc,Ett tpnrncN
tor non uualiner@ and these b,N,ten ~
the lower ttglUs IN The ,Niumhia tour
nament, ttal VAS one ot these lie
Wnu the hvaNNNetrht ,ttiNtng Vhaur
nlanshlp. Watson Won another teugnas
m"nt an event played III the Vhth
haise, AMI eNctN one lost the luns dis
ianre putting match, ~ ,NnmtnsS VI
Columbia WAS the only winner tie an
neNed the talking titie spurfea on hN
The thought he might lose Ia Watson
II he didn't hurst torth With his finest
brand ri uratotN,
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JUNIOR INDOOR NETMEN
START PLAY TOMORROW

tiy the Associated Press
The thirteenth annual national
junior indoor lawn tcuuis champion
ship tournament viii start tomorrow
morning NJ the seventh Regiment Ar
motN, in HtaokiNn, y. Y. with lulMS
Soils son at i.ehigh University deteud
INK his CtoWn SetiESon aud Frank y,
Shields of New York are M | aud
No = seeded players. respectively
Seiigsnn viii have t;trhard toNins
tom of tue University ot North caro-
Una ah his ntat opponent while
Shields viii play tfraA Xasella ut
torueli
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6000SEll DEFENDS Pro
SCu.llNG TITLE TODAY

NA><<t'NtE, tsg&tGSN IN,lvsNNkA,
peSeQ'tseF " ~. ~~<Nae az tAe SrvAaesst
cNate>sS IN sSuNtns history Mas dow n
tAc settlement tSStAN VITA MAJ (SSs<SA
sell 0E Abstracts. MeFkaS lS>Nge$SANpAl
Sv0tapK eAaml1ese, SseteAdtFS Ass
aNt~ts against ssels kssECN ~ l.t,l,,l>sls,
koASsnd. kgttSa tJtsehQ'Sssg
The event MtA Ne >&ASv.t >,Ves TIA
she%e mJle t\Ngt Mtsa<sN >,NssSS ~, sssay,
tAt1 sNtet tS.ta tNsrSmeN y@vN,sg~4 ~
eNczl-eNt tS,tsAiti,sN Toy tNe teVS
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LADIES DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Tenm STANDING

HiSn team s,t--The Rillies li-S
s.a
HiSh lnd wtaaal sei--Frrc fPrtsorth,
H<h individual xsue---rrchlo tkinS PM
1872
Arcadia held on 10 first place in
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Wll0ERMOTH. G, U. FLASH.
ENTERS X. c. TRACK MEET

by tAs Asso, tsted iNR&s
hNl Ntldefmugh NJ Uput set,N>A
| nh "a SitA has snteted the ntNntat
srlinl s.ties, which Viii l'e une us the
features 0 the aNnuai uido,V satne~
II The kntAhs ef t'aiumhuN ttaek
meet VIZ HgoohNt, cn January
This eNeht tan@t@5z ,A fSQes al eh
So and Ian meters Nttlatmnsh h. Al
resent A Tia na1lunAt eeAAgd sesla,
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CUBS SHIFT FOWLER.

BY the Associated Press
Joe Mccarthy. manager OF the Chi
cago Cubs. has sent Pitcher Pete F'ow-
Ter. southraw. ~ the Reading club
of the International League
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.CR|D|RON SLIPPERY
At LOS ANGELES
Slim Crowd Is in Prospect for
West Versus South Tilt.
Due to Rain.

BIZ the Associated Press.
r IS ANGELES. December zs.-A
thoroughly soaked Coliseum
gridiron awaited foot bail teams
IL Of the South and West for their
battle here today. Rain. fall
ing intermittentiy since yesterday.
turned the playing field into A soggy
and slippery battle-ground. while an
overcast sky and strong winds gave
indicatio Of more precipitation.
Apparently. however. the only harm
done will be to the box Office receipts.
Coaches Of both teams refused TO con-
cede an advantage TO their opponents
because Of wet grounds. The ticket
sale was another thing. Southern
fans. nearly always favored by sunny
skies. have yet 10 starr Il rush for
slickers and raincoats 20 witness
foot ball game. Predictions Of slim
crowd for today's game were numer-
Gus.
That the sensat ional plav expected
from BAD Bill" spears, EardeTo;lt's
fiashy quarterback. and OAK Pendla-
ton. Whittier Colleges triple threat
and "10-second' back. Will ne rnu, h
hampered was undoubted. Both are
1aShy runners not very heavy. ard
both depend on speed TO make their
yardace.
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NJ Gardner said Il mouihful when
be- attributed the spectacular work of
tins, Convention Hall and Joseph Phil
ips outf y this season To an awakened
team spirit. declares bowling fan.
The old -foI-ali stuff is
big help in winning cha mnionSh. ps
Whenever team spirit is discuss ed
this bowling fan declares he always
gets picture of the early DAYS of the
Agriculture Interbureau League, or
%anZed in 1915 One Of the teams
had real bowling genius in its line.
M Charley liauSlcr. who has dropped
ont OF active bowling. vas the moving
spirit in the Chemistry OUTFIT. He had
that team out two ar three times q
week for team practice. Understand
that-team practice. While ore man
was bowling. the four others observed
him and eudeavored to detect and cor.
rect faults.
The proof of the pudding is in the
e'tins and eha; WAS the result Of all
THIS cHcrt" Simply that Chemistry
walked off with three straight Ten.
nnnis, took permanent possession of
the InierhIreau silver cup and forced
the league io adopt a handicap sVs-
tenn 10 give the other outfits "A Inok.in
Wv Sti~''n' tH1fiFN : oUtft Grubn@d
only - games and the either teams
never figured in The race but merely
celebrated when they happened 10
grab ii single game from Chemistry.
Some Of these bowling teams that do
mt appear able IN get going should
Try In iir Charley ont ~ rettrnmer,t
and let him do his stuff aS-mana ser
incidentally, he could practice as w~il
IS preach He ranked among he first
ihre" bow'ers Of the league over a
fn.Ns8r stretch
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Thirteen teams were entered in the
eHguf. including lha Eagles ana
taEieis of business Night lilPi
SrbOul Jewish Community feuier sen
lois ana juniors StfaYer's business
COLLEGE tui0ts and iunints, BASKET
teT seniors and juniors II calvary
Methodist Episcopal church. Princess
4 'htaib cub Western Electric, iius
reau Ut Mines, Company + AnAiliarN
of iiyatistiiie and the Washington
Field tiortsey tliIh seAtet,
Eagles won in the senior loop, stray
er's juniors IN The intermediate serlt y
aud The Bask.teer juniors ia the
junior circuit,
Dorothy Greene IN president Of the
league. and Margaret craig secretary
treasurer,
Columbia Federation inssers AZ the
Baptist Young Peoples nion We're
the moss active among ihe "hurih ar
paniZaitrnH 4 round robin schedule
Mas staged Win hoit II dnHfn teams
competing fnr ~ thh 'lenar liuIibA 81
fired hA, She fedetdtinn FIRST Baptist
Church hYaket"ra won iie SERIES
T., v. I. Soviet hirong.
LeniRe washington University had
1853 uni standing varsity seAtei and
pia%td through Tie most ambitious
schedule. nseitng teams from William
ana Mary, eHafihHufe aud other uit
oftn"n universities Both the Anerl
1aA knisetsIty and uallandet kue,
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Warner System to Be Used.

The Westerners possiblr viii re
handicapped more than the visitors.
although the triumvirate Of Pacific
Coast coaches-HoWard Jones. Enrcl
Bagshaw and Bill sra uidirz-did not
seem to -hink 50. The Pop" Warner
system. employing reverse and fake
reverses. was chosen hy he WaSt
The South Planned TO follow Dan
McGugin's style Of stort-punt fcrrna-
ton. with Spears taking the ball most
OF the time. While this system prob
ably would he less handicapped than
the Wesl's formation. Spears CON-
p2ratively light weight was expected
10 influence the Southerrers to make
frequent Use Of their heavier hacks.
That the West would put big Louis
Tesreau. Washington triple threat
throughout he past season. into play
early in The game was undoubted.
A 10-pound advantage in the lire
was another factor III favor Of the
South.
The proba BILE Iine-uns:
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FAIR ATHLETES ENJOY
FULL YEARS. PROGRAM
. pORTsVOAiES

= pORTsWOAiES of the District
carried out fun program of
athletic activities during tho
~ year nnw ending In addition Ia
deciding bowling. swimming
tennis golf and rife championships
which are discussed oieew here in thnse
columns. both junior and senior nth.
iei"s participated ia basket bah.
hockey and golf series polo matches
and track ana field meets
i'"rll1ps lie MOST popular sport
among both the Iitls and the Womr ii
hnk been basket ball. ThunSa uds ~
slris hay" competed hi intra mural
hl"rffi"iaetir games IN the schoolE
atid colleges Will" ind" pendent and
"hDF"il Iragne% provided oppori unit Y
fof ia" senior baskticrs To get action.
Tie jpf portion nj the batter
group "Tfc entered in the Washington
recreation I.engtIe. which ran off
tire" series -~Feuiut intermediate and
jiiuiot more experienced players he'
ing entered IN the senior loop mud the
less experienced III lhe other two cir
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PRO COURT FIGURES


Games Tonight.
Chica.c NJ Waeh,ngtun,
Detroit n Rochester.
Cleveland 1T New York.
Games. Tomorrow.
CHICAGO AT WASHINGTON
Cleveland AT Philad ,Iphia.
Results Last Night.
Washington. -: Chicago. II.
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Flashy forward Of the Chicago Bruins.
who will meet Gcnrce Marshalrs
haskrters nj the arcadia in second
game this evening.
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cumhed 10 the superior basket work Of
the c0ionials
lnt"rrtnas series preceded the var.
~ity schedules IN each at the three
local colleges named M we'll ~ at
Wiiaon Normal school ana the ttniVcr,
slty nf Maryland
Summaries and high schools also
decided their inteiclass titles aud the
former picked varsity teams and
PLAYED through brief inErtspholanlic
s+hedu'c ~ in February ana March
The Two classics uf The seminary sea.
son we're the Madeira iiultou Arms
nud Monnt Vernon llnlton Arms tits.
iitsiion Arms winning Tie former aud
Mount vernon SEMINARY triuurhns
ia the latter. Which ~ the only inter
@"hoiaftIr gume played by that team,
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I1,eats Obtain itetsags.

J 5.srPer in the sefond contest. Hf'd
e. tta IauuEup ifaps. tbeEe "a* an
.lhsf SHE "a tiie story. Washington
r4ooaftS ,5rs3AnR say asih . t1at ~
l1g si,fn.5 9e"t the oibef i%9 'tn'~.
4be capitol flt< clan @s'"f3 'gzs' "'.
Ce1t>fhI4A t41 aDd isaiinl"l+ go
~ th@ nsaleH N 4, Hnt1 hls'H'"h
Is profs seIoa4i surprised ana delighted
fHe n3atar&esn by turHihg ~ 90" ~
1bsss iei5fl.4 u perfect sroFs - ~"
y gelA Inc teams rested dht'nE me
llatlne sea&en bst are - RESUME
sAs.f saces 40 January. sBea tbs i9esis
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just what il the secret Of bowling
skill? It is scarcely accuracy. for some
men who are sure death To- single pins
rank low in general average. II would
appear that the outstanding bowler
lik" the great pitcher. must have
stuff" as well as control. OF what
use is skill i'll making spare breaks
unless YOU have a first ball that pro.
vidpS the breaks? Some boWlers ar.
almost too accurate in that they get
so accustomed to shooting for rho
nose of single pin that they find it
difficult to sock it in the ribs when
an edge shot is needed. All Of which
probably is til reason for picking
pin breaks very often.
Many observers of the Brooklyn
Washington match Of last year com
meutcd on the fact that certain
Washington bowler really did more
accurate shooting than Barney Spin
ella. despite the iatter's sensational
performance. Barney merely happened
to be ribhing 'em, while the Washing.
ton bowler WIS knitting EN- on the
beeZ"r and cutting through and miss
ing a strike ball Ivy half an inch or so.
The times the Washington bowler ar
'ually failed tn hit the head pin were
few and this difference in he In -
thrc" games of one match meant thaI
s%pinelia counted 4sl for his three
games and the Washington bowler.
5Gi.
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The Probable I.ineups:

HOOTERS of the Washington
Gun Club have experienced an
other successful and active year
in the ira p-shooting game during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

neither ~ the three
- vacancies in professional herthS
about Washington win he filled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

"A n O%T Of tho mems and women's
Nu leagues will be- idle this week
w but Washington will not he
without its bowling features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORIN.NE FRAZIER =

r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
goods will center their at
tention on bowling. rifle and
~ basket ball upon their return
to College Park after the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

Mount Vernon ha>keters arc
ginning for action, and particularly
arr after tits with PontiICS. Ep.
"otthS and 81. Martins. Call North
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

Old ncminicn Boat Club tossers q.
Alexandria are after games for -
night and "Wednesday on their home
court with unlimited teams having a
gym. Challenges should he teIe
lloncd Manager Jack Allen at
AlcXarslria j24