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900 10Th ST.
10th and Eve Stsl
Modern SStnry Building.
Room Kit. and Bath
Some with Porches.
Completa "a Hour Service.
Elevators and Switchboard.
Resident Manager.
1918 10th ST.
Modern S-Story Building.
> Rooms and Bath to 5 Rooms and 9 Baths,
$500 to S125.OO.
kevinators.
Furnished Dtnettes in Each Ant.
Switchboard amt Elevator Services.
Resident Manager.
1909 11th ST.
Modern S-Story Building.
ho iylTT I"om dressing room with Murphy
$4,000 To So so,
Resident Manager.
Convenient Location.
rn"n,. III II, ana , pam h,,t $50 "a
Murphy Reds and Dining AIcoves. '~'0
1894 9Th ST.
tCnrner Long fellow ST.
: Rooms Kit. and Bath.
$3.50 to $3.50.
THE COLONIAL.
1905 Both ST.
rooms and bath. $3.50
THE PRINCETON.
""I1 18th ST
rooms bath and porch. .........s57.5o
Newly Decorated.
40. 4 sT. Sc.
New Building--ODly One Left.
Rooms, Kit and Bath
S55 Including refrigerationl.
LUCHS, INC,
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Main 1888.
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4 ~ - IL EkIN II

II37 T ST. NV
Apt 301--4 rooms. bath; large. bright
rooms. porch: in excellent condition: can be
any time $50.
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1914 MT. PLEASANT 81

33l4 MT. PLEASANT ST.
and recention hall: $50 3 rooms 4, kitchen ben
oI I4l4 n5 st ca: rooms kitchen. bath re-
1889 Newton st" rooms. kitchen. bath,
ard porch 49, si75o. r r"Hs kit@hen bat i
front apt. $40 / room and bath. S27 so.
1929 18th ST. room kitchen aud bath,
''0' "" Z. W H' SIMPSON CO. 60 ''''
1924 Vermont Ave. Frank. 800.
RENTS REDUCED.
1912. Park Rd N,W--"The Holmead:"
:" al "t room ROOM bath So "a 80 80
10. io3--;i rooms. bath. ,........... 5000
40; 2o5~4 rooms bath. hall; porch; $500
" 1918 paFk Ri, Rd S NY "lster "a. n
No. ID rooms bath. 49,. 81 80
=. 4oss Girard St. N.W:-"The Bermuda an
1854 Conn Ave. NV.
30 N" al room room. b bath. k KIT SO g" g"
i7,5. col. RG, W''.rhe chasshirs1 :"
THouAs j.. BRowS. sis AZ St. IS s.W,
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Two and three room and bath apartments
in new building northwest corner 18Th and
healthy and desirable locatlon. convenient TO
IAN ST. and Park rd;. the uptown business
u riectIy lighted and ventilated. All tho
modern con ,eni"nces. Rents substantially
lover than any like apartments in the neigh
h0rh10d. One yGiare from lith ST. car line.
Beautifully finished halls and lobby Make
vGur reservations now. Our buildings usu-
ally all rent before completed. Open for in
spectiou daily until - pm.
f;HAS D. SAGER
Realtor. Owner, Builder.
924 1i;h st NV.
Main .s6
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FOR COLORED.
THE LOWELL,
1907 l4th ST NV.
u 9A RooMs $ { RAJ BATH i,, $1,000;
-1412 EYE ST. NV. FRANK. 95oa.
TRAVEL DOWNTOWN IN
COMFORT.
STARTING POINT OF MT. PLEASANT
r rA Sr LtN F. ART Tn6 APARTMENTs
SaH Fl Bu sSE9ss sF6SEs v zEB
1913 PARK RID.
RESIDENT MANAGER-COL. 94Oe q.
WELDON HALL, 1862 2lst St.
New Building.
READY. ABOUT AUGUST IS.
S Rooms XIII f. B. q 3 50: 50: i & SO 90
NORTHMINSTER, 2114 N St.
New Building.
,READY, ABOUT LAST OF AUGUST.
Rooms XII XII. B E.: So 1888: :SS.s 1898 SO
,o MADISON 1889 EYE ST.
Rooms AND sATH s5 g 'S 90. Ss go SO
c.pvvr wv - am
/ ROOM. KIT. AND Bath S37 "a. s4e sO
ropnov. oo-,-n
5 ROOMS AND BATH 'I1' So so
ROOMS AND ATH............ 1o4 80
NEW CORDOVA. 1909 Goth ST
ROOMS AND BATaa: so. 5 s.. 90
VIRGINIA. o12O G ST
3 ROOMS KIT AND BATH $50 OO-S5o 30
ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH IS 5O
- ''
734 PARK RID
" ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH. $40 .5o-s45 so
COYwOOD. 1928 l. ST.
RR90Ms A I Tp,, gATH $40 so
3 ROOMS KITCHEN AND bath III 10
-
&A kb1Ts TIE TIT + .TI as77 champlan St
--.
4 ROOMS sMA AS6 B4 iTi FLORIDA AVE sas4 80
. ROOMS AND BATH ............. 500
hooMS AND BATH. ............ 9SoO
n,vp,ro>I-,,,7 ga. er
IlNERION, Il2l Z4th 81.
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SCHUYLER ARMS,
1854 COLUMBIA RID.
Modern S-StOry Building
and Non-HOusekeeping Suites.
CneXcelled Service.
Manager on Premises.
1907 10th ST.
THE GREENBRIER.
Modern S-StOry Building.
Rooms and Bath.
Rooms and : Baths.
Spacious Rooms Large Closets Pantry.
Resident Manager.
1898 10th ST.
Very Large Rooms and Bath.
s iifsSe
THE MAYFAIR.
2l15 C ST
Facing the Lincoln Memorial)
l Room. Kit. and Bath.
$500 to So so.
Resident Manager.
1447 CHAPLIN ST.
fNear Meridian Park
: rooms kit. and bath. ............ $4,000
35th AND r SITS.
Opposite Western High Schooil
. Rooms. Recep. Hall. Kit. and Bath.
$500 to $3.50.
Resident Manager.
$50 LONGFELI.Ow ST.
THE BRIGHT.
:. rooms Kit. and bath. ........... .S37 so
NORFOLK AND WoRCESSTER
rooms kit. bath and porch. 800. 500 90
oOl NJ ST.
Bachelor Apis.
rooms G and BATH bath. ...... $4,000 to $1,000
SHANNON &
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eo ~. /. I'VE.
1920 f 2oNsss Rass. In t ci,1: NV.
{ssss% and Ps xxx large porch
., Ham,. My FirsSToSt BS Ssn rs. s.,x,o.
/ and rooms s6 spd hs,h sT seoSo $3.50
rooms rooms kitchen Kitchen and and Bath Bath
rooms 0 Kitchen hea" and bath on front
r "t bui di,nhen and b;,b 80 90
l44s GIRARD ST; NV
bed gas ss'fs Safss So 90
room anu Ply 1I5a i mah's sT. Df NV '0'00
room dining alcove kitchen and ~,
DAN. VII VII oiNnsl,I cip 80 ''fo''o' ~ "a
room pain: NJ p S,r peg "~'"'
s rooms and ba Bath W. NV: .s55 90
" rooms and hath hath. ri CIR i ~ ..-.. 1870
room. and bath. ia = ;sr; ~ $4,000
rooms and bath :: :, $4,000
with garage ~: :s:,t i: 1890
room. sitchsnsst, e., snd bath, $500
rooms. kitchen aud bath: $500
3 room. and bath :, 80; $500 and $500
3 rooms. kitchen and bath $4,000
room kit and bath. . .'."' ST. 80
fH $sas EYE EYE ST. ?' nv.
rooms o:O.oo
(IEO W. LIN kINS
1888 De Sales st. Main lOlU.
NEW COTORFD APT
113I WILLARD ST NV
Near 18th and You S,s.
MEN l. > NI-DONI-i/--' nT.'.
Three large rooms tiled bath large clos.
cts floor plugs. gas range, elevator.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER APT. 1O3.
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B. F. SAUL CO..
OPS 18th st. NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY

1922 QUE ST. NV.
Near Sheridan Circle and Q at bridge
Elevator and excellent service
; rooms and baths and rooms and
bath.
Reasonable rentals.
1916 n. II. AVE.
Just South OF Dupont Circle
Elevator and telephone switchboard
Rentals. 500 aud $iO0 per month. '''"'
TIE KLINGLE.
connecticut Avenue and Macomb st.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park
Rentals s45 to $3.50 per month.
THE WALRAFF.
3Oo5 18th St. NV.
rooms and bath
Rental. $3.50 per month.
CARLISLE COURT.
, On Columbia Rd. at 14th St,
Rentals. SIS to SIS. so per month. ' '''"'
THE LEXINGTON.
Cor 4th and r SITS NE.
2 rooms and bath TO Z rooms and bath.
1911 CONN. AVE.
3 rooms and bath.
Rental. sos per month.
4l02 14th ST. NV.
5 rooms and bath
Rental. SIS per month.
AGNER & CO.,
rated
Phone Main goo.
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FURNISHED APT, :, BED
rooms, living room. dinette. kitchen and
lAafh Call Min & IE
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] $50 X ST NV
Apartment Of = rooms, bath, $3.50: 3
rooms bath. S67 80 to $50. and 4 rooms.
bath. 800. Just off Dupont Circle: in excel
lent condition; newly built building.
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1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Large apartments of & rooms and 2 baths
and large porch; newly papered and painted
throughout: resident manager: S12O.
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1905 COLUMBIA RID.
Near 10th: convenient TO business activ-
tiles OF 14th st. Reasonable rental.
758 9th ST. Sc.
Convenient to Navy Yard and Marine
Barracks. comparatively new building: 4
rooms and bath. $45.
41O CEDAR ST. NV.
Takoma Park D. c.: convenient to car
line and 70 church; school and stores: NEW
BUILDING private Fairgrounds for chit
dren: all out sks s rooms; 3 rooms. bath
$3.50 COLORADO AVE.
Modern detached building in large oak
grove lust off SIXTEENTH ST: spacious
Grounds. REDUCED rents for s rooms and
bath.
CAPITOL HILL.
Convenient to Library of Congress and to
Capitol 9 rooms. bath and shower: reason
able rent.
1907 18th ST. NV.
Convenient to all DOWNTOWN activities
and to all Federal departments: rooms and
Mr.. r. |. AVE. & 4th ST. NE.
Newly papered and painted; rooms and
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
,,, Realtors, -, Established 1857. ,a
1433 4 81. NV. Main lol6.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APARTMENT. ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nshed: living room. two bedrooms. bath,
hardwood floors. easement windows. private
lawn and entrance: S45 per month: situated
~ fine residential section OF Ice Heights
Va. Inquire at Lee Heights office ON Ire
TUDOR HALL 10th AND MASS AVE NV .,
Ant 407--One room ktchenette. bath: cnnl-
nletely furnished: available for five weeks,
August 10 to Septenher u suitable for one
lady married couple Main $500 -
PETwORTH AZ WEBSTER-NEw. AT
fractivelv furnished immaculate apartment
entire second floor 3 rooms. private bath
noroh: IN refined. private home: rent re-.
tinced to desirable PARTY Adams 6tf1-1. -
.1I6 18th ST. NV q ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath. porch large closets: hot water gas
electric light included in price of sos. per
month -
1870 CHAPLIN NV ROOMS KITCHEN
" furnished very reasonable Apply Res
Mar. cah Main 400.
VERY DESIRABLE: 3 ROOMS. BATH
housekeeping: moderate rental: maid service
"1'l5 Ontario ri Columbia 215. Desire
;tilts ONLY TO-
:bl4 conn AYF-LARGE LIVING ROOM.
bedroom hall. kitchen: also smaller ant
Urge living room with Murphy bed kitchen
rliang al"nte
1903 NEWTON ST- NV. END MT. PLEAS
rnt cars. Over Hack Greek Park: whole
:ird floor. ( =. H.. IL. ami: reduced from
So mo. 10 best otter over $50 To-
WEsTOVER. 250I PA AVE. DELIGHT
full rms. k. h.. porch: also attractive $Fng-
GnsS
l.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
TIGER 0UTFIELD, MINUS TT COBB,
 |S STILL SUPREME
DETROITERS BEGIN DIAMOND CAMPAIGN IN APRIL WITHOUT
 PEERLESS PLAYER

DETROIT, March 8. (P-The De- troit Tigers bereft of cry" Cobb, will begin their 1927 diamond campaign in April with the hardest hitting out field in the American League, despite the departure of the peerless bats man.
 Washington's acquisition of the fence-busting Iris Speaker boosts the Senator's outfield batting aver age to .33S, on the basis of 1926 per- formances, but even this hard-hitting group of gardeners has a grand aver age 30 points below it's Tiger contem- poraries.
 The Detroit outfield this season will include the 1926 batting cham pion of the League, Henry Manush. It will boast former champion in Harry Heilmann. It's third member will be Robert Fothergill, whose en- bonpoint did not keep him from leading the league for most of last season, though he was nosed out by his teammates in the September stretch.
 The new Washington outfield con- sists of Goslin, Rice and Speaker.
 Cobb brought the Tigers to their present enviable position in center field, for realizing that he could not play in the middle pasture forever, he began three years ago to groom a successor Manush was his choice. but the Alabaman came along so slowly that once Cobb was ready to trade him.
 After working with Manush with slight success, he finally advised the understudy to follow his natural swinging style. At once Manush be- gan to bust the fences. Harry Heil- mann also is credited with helping Manush to improve. He gave him much attention last summer, and the center fielder spurted from the low .30O's toward the top of the list.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
SERVICE
 ON LARGE NEW PLANES

BERLIN, March 8. (P-Light lunches and hot drinks will be avail able for passengers on the big new planes of the German commercial air service, to be put on several of the international lines next summer. These giant machines. which will accommodate more than 20 passeng- CTS, are to be equipped with kitch- enette presided over by an attendant who will serve sandwiches, salads, and the like as the plane speeds along, and by means of an electric stove provide hot tea and coffee or other warm beverages.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
WANTED-To Buy. Clean cotton rags. will pay 5c per pound. Gateway. If.

or woman to distri- bute Raleigh's Food Products, Household Remedies, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Pre- parations, Stock and Poultry Sup plies. 30 million packages of these Products sold to United States and ! Canadian consumers last year. Rawleigh's business established in 1899; 15 million dollars capital. We train and help you-no exper- fence needed. Pleasant, profitable work. Write for particulars giv- ing full information about your self. Enclose snapshot of photo if possible. The w. T. Rawleign Co.,, Oakland, Calif., Dept. c.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
BIGGEST MINE ON EARTH

Joseph Mcdonald, general superin- tendent of the Treadwell mines, on Douglas Island, Alaska, the largest of mines in the world, is staying at Portland with his wife and daughter. MT. Mcdonald is trying change of climate for the benefit of his health. Rheumatism having bothered him considerably, and will not return to Alaska for some months. He will go East from here, after spending some time in Portland.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
MADE A NEW STRIKE

Some very fine copper ore was brought to town during the week from a new strike made in locality where it was little dreamed that mineral wealth existed
 Several locations have been made on this find. which can be reached from Seward in one hour or less. Next week the Gateway will have full account of this new evidence of the towns wealth.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Three tons potatoes, 3
 tons rutebagas, 1 ton carrots at $50 a ton each. Address HENRY COUILLARD, Moose Pass, Mile 29, A. R. R., Alaska. l4t
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

WANTED-Respectable middle-aged
 lady wants position in a camp to cook for about six men. Call Gate way office. It
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

FOR SALE+Quartz and placer not ices, proof of labor blanks and any
 other legal blanks applying to the Territory, at The Gateway office. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

~ Among the fishing craft in port the past few days have been the Attu, Margaret No. 1, Mildred II, Bonanza, Radio, President, Arctic and the Nordic. Little halibut has been brought in owing to the heavy
 weather off the banks.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
MUSH|NC BACK
 TWENTY YEARS
From The Gateway Files of
 Long Ago
PLACER MINING IN ALASKA

On Fairbanks Creek placer mining is still in its prospective stage, and as the ground is deep and frozen, prospecting is a time-consuming task. Holes are sunk by the use of wood fires, hot rocks and hot water. Sometimes a combination is used, and where there is danger of thaw- ing the walls out too rapidly hot water is preferred.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

FOR SALlLumber and building material of all kinds. Cal M. Bro' sius. Seward. Alaska. tf.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

LOST or strayed, since last Friday, English setter dog, mciium size: weights about 45 pounds, white with brown spots at both ears and at the root of the tail. Finder, please re- turn to Peter Lalios at San Juan plant and receivie reward.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

FOR SALE-Ideal ranch for raising mink, beaver and muskrats, on north side Wasilla lake, 2 miles east of Wasilla. Good house and fox pens, abundance of fish and game; wild mink and muskrats on ranch. Very cheap. Write D. B. Stubbs, Mo- Kinley Park, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

FOUR SLED DOGS and harness fo
 sale, $50. Inquire Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
w. A. C. MEETING

The Woman's Athletic Club meets at 730 this evening in the s. A. c. hall. Following the game a special meeting will be held.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

In northern Chile there is a "dry belt" where it has not rained in 25 years.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08

Scheafrer's Lifetime Pens and Pen. cils. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-08
LADIES

Just received on last boat, a ship ment of New Spring Goats direct from the Eastern markets. URBAcH'S.
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ALA|1E OUT
WTHPIEA

The Palace A. C. eleven IL willing
to play the Apaches. waverly or
Mohawks in benefit game this
sunday. Proceeds would be given to
the Red Cross for sufferers Of the
recent tornado.
Joe Perron. Palace manager, to.
day offered the services Of his team
for such a game.
He says the contest would attract
q record crowd from Southeast and
Southwest and q tidy sum would be
turned over to the Red Cross.
The fans, besides aiding q Chart.
able cause, would also be rewarded
with b great game. Palace struck
its stride Thursday by holding the
powerful Lansdowne eleven to Sc
tie in Baltimore. This was achieved
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Lewis and Reynolds
Are Billiard VictOrs

Fred Reynolds mastered ]. e.
Maynard, 10000. in a District cham
pionship pocket billiard match at
the Arcadia parlors last night.
Reynolds scored high string Of 20.
George Kelly, District champion,
faces Phil Bray tonight at s o'clock
ut the Arcadia.
Lewis disposed OF Harry Bush
last night at the Academy parlors
IA Ninth st. N. W., where the for
ner Penn State champion Is appear
ing twice daily this week. Follow.
ing the match, Lewis displayed his
wizardry trick shots. Lewis faces
Theodore Keart this afternoon. He
will oppose Bush in a return match
later this week. >
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WintOns Meet Tonight;
Crave Sunday Contest

The Wintons win gather tonight
at Twelfth and e Streets Southeast.
at s o'clock. Plans win b dis
cussed for the annual banquet. The
Wintons are also endeavoring to ar
range benefit game for Ernie NIL
lar, end, who broke his leg in the
Seat Pleasant encounter.
The Wintons are also angling for
. game Sunday with any 15O-pound
eleven. Teams interested should
phone Manager Bill Goldberg, Co.
lumbia 9446.
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large crowd out 10 zee the Old
Liners battle the Gators.

Light drills are on the card for
today and tomorrow at College
Park, ali scrimmages being com,
pleted. No new formations have
been taught for this game, Coach
Byrd feeling that his squad knows
enough football and has only 70
show what II knows TO give FLORIDA
q hot SCRAP.
A ''pep" meeting II planned as
College Park before the squad de.
parts Thursday, the players going
away with the knowledge that their
supporters VIII be with them IL
spirit, IL not IL person.
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AS q matter Of fact there - one,
ether type Of stroke that can be
played with niblick and 1t happens
20 be one Of the most important
strokes in the game Of golf. refer
to approaching from within 20 yards
off the green. How seldom do you
aes 4 poor golfer, q high.handicap
golfer, I mean, take q niblick for this
shot? And how frequently do you
see the professionals use nothing
slse but q niblick.
The reason why the niblick b
not used more by mediocre
players IS not hard to point out.
Most golfers are MORALLY afraid
Of the club.
Yet 1t il not q difficult club to mas.
Ger and, when It comes to dropping
the ball close to the hole and saving
many strokes by so doing, there isn't
o club in the bag that is more use-
full. 1t has at least two distinct ad-
vantages over other clubs.
It has the widest and largest blade
and offers greater hitting surface.
This tends to reduce the margin for
error. Then. too, the natural blade.
loft tends to lift the ball int the air
and to impart a backspin that causes
the bah to bite" when it strikes
the turf.
In playing the niblick. the
proper grip is most essential.
The grip / would suggest h
this: place the left hand ON the
shaft about two inches from the
end and. with the knuckle Of
the fOrefinger pointing down
Che middle 81 the shaft, grip
the club firmly with the four
fingers, the back part Of the
left hand and the side Of the
thumb. IL the grip has been
taken correctly, the second
knuClEIe Of the fOrefinger and
the end Of the thumb win be
even.
Now, with the left hand set,
place the first three fingers Of the
right hand around the shaft, grip
ping with the tips of the fingers.
The little finger of the right hand
should be overlapping the forefinger
Of the left hand. Now move the
hands up close together so that
there will not be any space between
them and so that they can work
In unison.
In the next article we will take
mp the matter Of stance and swing.
copyright 1927, King Features
Syndicate Incl
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TrenOnts Work Tonight;
Face NOrtherns Sunday

The fremont A. C. pigskinners
will hold a practice tonight at the
Iowa Avenue Fairgrounds. The Ire
monts are scheduled to tackle the
Northern Props Sunday afternoon
on the Tiday Basin grounds at 8
o'clock. The game is carded for
the District 125-pound championship.
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the matter Of hitting the ball
1T the time you ire hitting it.
And the three things thus done
in putting are pretty much, IL
not exactly, the same things
you want to do with any other
strokes, with the exception that
with the longer shots getting
The lire will Be about the only
estimation required.
fcepyrighe John =. pilis CoA
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Comet "Y" Basketers
Hold Session Tonight

The Y. M. G. A. courtmen will
stage practice workout tonight In
the "" gym at o'clock. Goodie
Gosnell former Tech and George
Washington flash, Is coaching the
Y" five. The W team is entered
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Ganey contends his team was off
to poor start in both clashes.
The Hawks tailed 10 points in the
first quarter and were held score
less for the remaining three periods.
The Apaclaes gained q 14-0 margin
in the first period.
The Palace Props, unbeatsn IN
nine games. though tied by Meridi.
ans, are willing to show in the pre-
liminary II the benefit game Ii ar
ranged.