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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
HAHN PICKED TO BEAT
WIDE IN INDOOR MEET
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 1l.-Al.
though track experts here agree that
Edwin Wide of Sweden is a great run
ner. they believe he will be beaten in
an indoor mile race by Lloyd Hahn.
fleet distance star of the Boeton A. a.
Commenting on his first indoor APP
pearance, they point out that Wide Is
experiencing the same difficulty en-
countered by Paavo Nurmi in round
ing the sharp armory turns. Hahn, on
the other hand. is a finished indoor
performer whose six successive vic
tories thus far indicate he is in peak
form for a duel with Nurmi's con
queror.
A comparison of Wides opening ex.
hlbition at $500 yards in Newark.
\. j., with Nurmis record mile -and-a
half race in 1925 shows that the Abo
antelope would have left his Euro
pean rival far behind
According to timers Nurmi passed
the 2,500-yard mark--140 yards from
the finish-in 6:1S, as against Wide's
figure of 6:2845. The Finn then con.
tinued to the mile -and-a-half tape in
6:392 for his record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
WOODLOTHIAN BASKETERS
TO FACE MOHAWK PREPS

Olympic basIseters played rings
around the Columbia tussers to win
3l-to-15 game IN the Columbia
Heights league court. +"
II. JoSeph'S viii encounter the cal
vary Reds tonight in the Calvary
gym at O'Clock.
Wiley led the Aur0ras 10 "a 23to-
u victory over Commercial National
Bank tosserS in Eastern High gym
Owl basketers finished ON the long
end Of "a 24-to-2O count in game with
Boys club senators in the Boys Club
gym.
st. Johns Midgets trounced 81
Peters Pirates, y 10 Il. IN game az
st. Johns gym.
General Accounting Office tosscrs
scored "a l-point victory over Second
Assistants in the Post Office League.
winning IS to -.
Virginia 4. C. llOor1nen downcd the
Virginia a. &. tOSSerS 30 tn 10, in the
Alexandria armory.
Olympic Seniors are to play Hyatt@-
Vile \. &. Cagemeu tonight at
- '' 'i'''' 49,
St Mary's Seniors Of Alexandra
want a game for tomorrow night in
the Alexandria armory.
American MidgetS are looking for
games with midget fves. can Poto-
mac 31Se.
Carlisle flOOrInen trounced the NlC1S
a. to p. i'm the first of series ~
three games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
ENGAGE NAVY SCRAPPERS
WITH NOHOPE OF VICTORY
Hilltoppers Though, Expect to Gain Some Needed
Experience--Local College Basketers in Five
Games Tomorrow Three Here

much so far this season while George
Washington's rival will offer sterner
opposition. St. Bonaventure last
night defeated Lcyola OF Baltimore III
the Monumental City, % to Is. The
Colonials are sure to have their hands
full
1t seems almost certain that Charley
Pugh, who ran first on the Maryland
relay team that defeated Harvard.
Pennsylvania and Virginia in the
Mellrose games. will not be able to
compete Monday night when the Mary
landeis go against Harvard and Yale
in New York. Pugh is in bed with
grip and last night had con. l. era BILE
fever. Even if he gets up, he almost
certainly would be too weak to be
thrown into a quarter-mile race.
With Pugh out of the quartet, the
order of running probably will be
changed. Roger Whiteford will be
switched from second man to lead-off,
and Leroy Sheriff. who IAN second on
the team "A year ago. will run in the
same position again With the eX-
ception that Pugh is one of the fast
est starters in the country. and there
fore very valuable as q lead-of man
on three-lap track. the change of
Sheriff for Pugh should not make d
great difference in the team.
Harrison Dey, a former Central High
athlete, is a member of the Dartmouth
basket ball team and also will play
first base on the base ball nine. when
1t comes here Apri for two games
With Georgetown.
III George Washington and Ameri.
can University play as well in the
game Monday night at American Uni.
Eersity gymnasium as they did n
short while back on the George
Washington floo' the game should be
Wei worth going to see. America
University, after being behind until
the last few minutes of play i'm the
first contest, came through with a
couple of field goals that gave if vic.
tory by points. Out at America n
University gym it expects to be on d
more familiar floor and figures if win
win by better margin. However
the downtown university has a fight
ing team, as was shown i'm it's game
with {. L. the other night and II
is capable of putting up slamba ne
struggle. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
CONFERENCE BANS
SPRING GRID GAMES

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ga. February 11.-Dr $.
V. Sanford, president of the Southern
Conference, has thrown a wet blanket
over proposed Spring foot bali games
in statement which declared that it
was unconstitutional for member in
stitutions to play such games
AS the constitution of the Southern
Conference clearly states the opening
and closing dates for foot ball games,
1T is unconstitutional for conference
institutions to play foot ball during the
Spring practice or at any other time
than that stated in the constitution,
DIR. Sanford said i'm formal state.
ment.
The executive committee of the
conference meets in Atlanta on Fri
day and Saturday, February % and 20,
and at that time any conference insti-
tuition may appeal from the decision
made by the president
A word of explanation is necessary.
AT the close OF Spring practice last
year Georgia played Oglethorpe in Il
benefit game. / realized it was con
trary 10 the spirit and letter of the
constitution to play that game and
that IT was mistake. | do not re-
greet. however. playing it and am posi-
tive that the executive committee
would have granted gladly the request
to play such game. A former stu
dent was desperately i'll and needed
help. The proceeds of the game were
sent TO him with the hope that he
might be restored to health. But that
nope was IN vain. No foot ball game
eyer was played with a purer motive,
and ii never was intended for this
foot ball games"
The Georgia -Oglethorpe game was
the first such game played i'm the coun-
try and attracted attention everywhere
and many teams have indicated that
slmllar games will be played this
Spring during or at the end of the
training season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
-BASKET BALL

The crack Navy basket ball team
will bear watching all through this
season, for it knows the game from
A to u and you rarely see it miss
a chance to score. Watch the Navy
take a shot for the basket by keep
ing your eyes on its five players,
four of whom have moved up on
attack. Immediately, as the ball
rises, the four on attack rush for
certain areas of the court. The
diagram shows the four places they
are trying to reach, the sketch
shows the players rushing to them.
The object of this move is not APP
parent to the casual observer, but
to the basket ball student it speaks
volumes. The Nayv is merely
placing it's men SO they will be In
the four positions where the re-
bounds fall They get them, what's
more. Getting rebounds means
short follow-up shots for the bas-
kets. One or two such shots that
turn out to be counters are more
than enough to turn the tide of
victory to the Navy in these hectic
days of close, hard-fought games.
-.z.l.s nslN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
II CONTESTS ARE LISTED
AND SOME MAY BE ADDED
Several Short Trips to Be Taken-Scholastc Track
Athletes Will Compete in Indoor Games in
Richmond Tomorrow Night.

sex and Beanie" McAllister finding
the cords often. Coach Charley Guy
on's Eastern High tossers scored
handily over Warwick Props. 81 to 16
yesterday in the Lincoln Park School
gym. Conan. Warwick forward, ac-
counted for 3. or more than half. his
teams point total.
With their superiority becoming
more marked as the game progressed.
Episcopal High of Alexandria yester-
day trounced Woodward School tos-
sers. 90 to 36. on the Episcopal court.
Bryant anna ssed 90 points to lead the
Episcopal barrage. While Hayes, with
II points, was Woodward's offensive
star.
Indications are that ST. Johns
College again this season will be
represented by a formidable base ball
team. Leiseur, catcher. and Callan
and Dunn. outfielders, are veterans
who will be missing. Dependables of
last seasons combination who will
again be at hand include Charles
ManniN, first baseman; Joe Hudson
second sacker; Walter Morris. guar
dian of the far corner; Bill Rapp
shortstop; Hamilton Ryan and
Hickey, outfielders; Tom Mudd, Bill
Lewis and Walter Hickey, pitchers,
and Pat Lucas, catcher.
Gonzaga probably will have one of
the strongest diamond combina tons
in its history if Coach Ken Simon
dinger can develop a dependable pitch
ing staff, \ trio of clever tossers of
last seasons sturdy nine will be
missing in Twomey, outfelder: En-
right. shortstop and Stevens. pitcher.
Jim Kane, according to the outlook,
will do most of the hurting. Other
tossers who will be available include
Byrne and McVarish. catchers: Bozel<,
first baseman: DonOhue, second sacker;
Capt. Tom Fitzgerald. who will hold
forth at the torrid cushion Tom Far
rell and Dugan, shortstops, and jim
Farrell. Nolan and Tracey. outfielders.
Reports here are that Angus Heeke.
member of the crack Eastern High
team of last Winter, is playing a
bang-up game at center for the
Georgia Tech Freshmen. A floor goal
by the local boy recently decided a
game in favor of his team over its
keen foe, University of Georgia
yearlings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

st. Bonaventure. %; LoyoIa of Bal
timore, IS.
Gettysburg, &c; Western Maryland,
90.
Mount st. Mary's, AZ; st. Francis.
26
Duke, 90: V. NJ. L., 19.
Penn State. 80; Washington and
jefferson, 30.
Carnegie Tech, 81; Geneva, 20.
vanderbilt IS; mississippi ss 81.
%.
University of Louisville, %; Temes.
see. 26.
University of Detroit, %; Lombard.
25.
Miami, So; Oberlin, g.
Allegheny, 26; Thiel, l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
SENATE-H0USE GAME
ON CITY CLUB COURT

Basket ball will come under the
official eve of Congress tonight when
Senate and House pages clash on the
court at the City Club. Spurred on
by their sponsors. members of the
Nations legislative body. both fives
will go into the fray at o'clock de-
termined 70 chalk up a victory in the
first basket ball contest for the Capt.
toll Hill title.
Boxes have been reserved for Vice
President Dawes. president of the Sen
ate; Nicholas Longworth, Speaker of
the House. and for other members of
both houses of Congress.
The Senate pages are sponsored by
Senator David |. Walsh of Massachus
sets and Senator Samuel Bratton of
New Mexico. Representative Sol
Bloom of Now York is sponsoring the
House pages. The game will be at
tended by virtually all members of
the Indiana delegation in the House.
Many other members of Congress have
promised to attend.
The House lineup will be chosen
rom the following: Clark, Markle. Ellis
worth, Meade, Richey, White. Miller
and Sprankle. The Senate lineup has
not been announced, but it is practi-
calfy certain that Alexander, Hoy and
McDaniels will start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
III Has Hard g. T. Boxers Tomorrow
G. u. FRESHMAN FIVE
INvADES ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February H.
Georgetown University freshman bas-
ket ball team will play st. Marys Gel
tics at the Armory Hall tomorrow
night, starting at $50.
The Celtics will be weakened by the
loss of Buddy Zimmerman, guard,
who is laid up with a badly sprained
ankle.
Episcopal High School lightweight
basket ball team engages Dewitt
Schools pound quint today at the
Episcopal gymnasium. Episcopals big
team tomorrow will meet Tome at
Port Deposit. Md. while the track
squad will compete in the University
of Richmond games in Richmond.
HyattsviIle High School. contender
for the Maryland championship, will
meet Alexandria High School at bas.
ket ball here tonight
The third athletic district basket
bali games are to be played tonight.
L,eesb,lrc goes to Warrenton for di-
vision r game, with Washington and
Lee High Of Ballston. showing at
Fredericksburg in d division A fracas
The annual game between the Alex
andria High School girls seXtet and
the AleXandI ia Teachers seXtet will
be played here Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
VIRGINIA FIVE PLAYS
TWO GAMES IN ROW

UNIVERSITY, Va, February IL.
Virginia basket ball team will play
two-game series with South Carolina
tonight and tomorrow. The first con
test will be played in the Memorial
gymnasium and the second will take
place in Lynchburg. 1t will be Vir-
glnla' s only game on neutral territory
during the regular court season
Next week Virginia has a two-day
trip. meeting Maryland in College
Park on Tuesday night and the Navy
in Annapolis the next evening. The
regular season viii be brought to a.
close next Saturday, February 10, with
Washington and Lee here.
Virginia has had an up-and.down
season, playing an excellent game one
night and a poor one the next For
this reason the members of the team
and their supporters are anxious that
good showing is made in the five
closing contests of the year
1s4 the opening Southern Conference
game CT the season the Maryland team
was defeated, % to II. Last week Vir-
ginia went down in defeat before North
Carolina, while Monday night the
Maryla nders handed the Carolinians a
licking. This fact is going to make
the charges of Coach Lannigan doubly
anxious to take the second Maryland
game.
Who will be started against the
South Carolinians is not known, but
it seems likely that Capt CabeH and
Mackall will be the guards, Millen cen
ter and Friedburg and Meade for
wards. But Fayonsky may so in at
guard ard Cabell be shifted to a for
ward position.
Erratic shooting is still a fault of
the Nirginians. and to this defect of
play may be traced most, if not all, of
the defeats of the season. As it is. Vir.
ginia has won s contests and lost of
the 13 already played
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

~ GEORGETOWN goes to the
Naval Academy tomorrow to
7 take part i'm it's first inter
collegiate boxing matches.
The Blue and Gray does not
expect to win from the Navy's vet
Grams. but does think that the con
tests should go long way toward
improving it's men. Boxing, as almost
everything else. is largely a. matter
of experience, and Georgetown hopes
TO gain from the better Navy mitt
men some real knowledge of ring
tactics.
Lou Little. athletic director at
Georget own says he is not committed
especially to boxing. but that inasmuch
as practically all the larger schools are
adopting it for intercollegiate com.
petition. there must be some good III
it. At any rate, according to Little.
boxing can be used to a great eX-
tent i'm general physical education and,
if properly handled. may become very
popular with the students.
Here are the bouts as they are
lined up for tomorrow:
Haggerty tGeorgtOwm vs. Hucli
(Navy), lis pounds.
AbbattichiO 0ieorgetOwn) VS.. Vein.
traub (Navyl, l25 pounds.
Davis (GeorgetOwn) vs.. HOrney
navy. 1876 pounds.
Malone or Murphy (Georgetowm VS..
Germ (Nayy). 145 pounds.
Preece (GeOrgetOwm VS.. Burke
(\avy), 100 pounds.
LilIiclk (GeOrgetown) VS.. Coleman
fNavy). lis pounds.
Stockton (GeOrgetOwm VS.. King
Navy, heavyweight.
Only one local basket ball team is
scheduled to play tonight and that
game is on "a foreign floor. Maryland
is at Lexington. Va, for game with
Washington and Lee. The Old Line
FIVE beat the Generals at College
Park just before the Christmas holi
days and should be able to win again
if the fun strength of the team is on
the floor.
Catholic University doubtless has
the toughest assignment in the five
games carded tomorrow. three of
which are slated to be played on
courts here The Brooklanders start
a four-game trip by playing City Col
lege of New York and the Gothamites
nearly always have a good team.
However, the New Workers will have
to be strong to stop the fast-traveling
Brooklanders, who have lost only to
Navy this season.
Lack of good reserves, however, will
make the trip exceptionally hard, as
Yale. Crescent A. c. and Fordham
will be met Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, respectively, and
this is too tough a series of contests
for five men to go through and show
their hest form Vale annparS 10 he
the easiest spot, -as the Old Eli quint
has not been setting the world on
fire, although it is better than the
team of last season. The other three
have displayed great strength
In the home games Gallaudet will
entertain st. Johns of Annapolis,
American University will playe,host to
Medical College of Virginia, and st.
Bonaventure will pay visit to George
Washington.
Gallaudet and American University
should win their games without great
trouble, as their foes have not shown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
COMPANY N INCREASES
LEAD IN FORT LEAGUE

Company M tossers increased their
lead in the Fort Washington Basket
Pail League by downing Company X,
% to 9. II was the victors' seventh
straight triumph. Johnson and Trues-
dell led the Company VI scorers. Others
who played for the winners were Gil
more. Cain. Casey. Hancock and Hol-
loway. Ray and Cross were mainstays
for Company X. whose lineup also
comprised knight. Rhine and Rowley.
The teams now stand as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
PACE-SETTING QUlNT
TO PLAY RUNNER-UP

Calvary NJ. +. tossers and Mount
Vernon NJ. E.. leaders and runners.
up. respectively. in the Sunday
school League, will come to grips in
the feature game of the usua II
Saturday night triple header at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
starting at 7:l5 o'clock.
Games will follow between Column
bla Heights Christian and North
1afoilna NJ. T. at and Clarendon
Baptist and Covenant at S:45.
The team standing:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
TWIN BILL SCHEDULED
IN COMMUNITY LEAGUE

All four teams in the unlimited divi-
sion of the Community Center Basket
Ball League are listed for action to-
morrow night at Central High School
center
W. II. West Co.'S team. which has
been showins, well recently, will face
Potomac Boat Cll;b at $50 o'clock and
Chevy Chase Cantrals and Washing
ton Canoe Club win take the floor an
hour earlier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
SANDLOT GRIDDERS
TO HOLD BANQUETS

All Northern grid warriors are ex-
pected to attend the foot ball banquet
of the eleven scheduled for tomorrow
night. Those who have not already
arranged to attend should telephone
Milton OConnor at Adams 1909 be-
fore 1880 pm. tomorrow.
A captain of the 1927 eleven will be
selected and plans made for the foot
ball season. The Northerns finished
second in the 150-pound class in the
District.
Friendship gridders will be rendered
a banquet tonight at 7:30 at the home
Of Capt. Padgett. All members of the
team are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
MRS. C0RS0N WILL TRY
FROM OTHER DIRECTION

DEAL, England. February IL Up
Mrs. Clemington Corson (Mille Gade)
of New York, who swan from France
to England last August, is going to
tackle the Channel again, this time
in the other direction.
A letter received by friend here
says: II want to be the first woman to
do the double swim, and be able to
say have swum the English Channel
both ways"
Mrs. Corson said she would come to
England in May and would train at
Deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
PRO COURT LEAGUE.

Last Nights Results.
Philadelphia. 80. Chicago. 80
New York. Al Fort Wayne %
TOHight's Games.
None scheduled
TOmOrrOw's Game.
Cleveland at Rochester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

s.: : :: : !: +; $: ::
The Blue and Gray does not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

I'm the home games Gallaudet will
entertain ST. Johns of Annapolis,
American University will play host to
Medical College of Virginia, and ST.
Bonaventure will pay a visit to George
Washington.
Gallaudet and American University
should win their games without great
trouble, as their foes have not shown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

~ ORDON b. RATH, faculty
director at Eastern High
School. announces today an
~ unusually ambitious base ball
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