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AHERN'S EVE SURPRISES
IN TITLE SERIES OPENER
Score Is 81 TO %, Winners Holding Edge Most of
Way-Carber and Doyle Lead Scorers With
: = Eleven Points Apiece.

)OACH DAN AHEEN'S West.
ern basketers surprised yes.
terdy by humhling Business
~ seasoned team, "a to 20, i'm
the opening game of the pub
JIG high school basket hall champion
ship series. The contest, which was
PLAYED in American University SYM
nasium, was originally carded for the
Arcadia yesterday. hut was ira nsferred
because Of the I nnis matches in prog
reSS there,
Though the aoys in red held the
whip hand virtually all the way, it
was a, real hattie. The first quarter
ended In 6.6 tie; Western was In
the van, Is To II. at the half: still
was ahead! % 10 Is, al the end of the
third quarter. after rerulsinS a hardy
BUSINESS attack which gave The
Stenogs an 1917 edge al one time dur
ing this period, and then held a hard
nght'nS Business team AT bay the re-
mainder OF the game
Veterans Work Tells. =
Bob Wilson. guard: Capt. Don
CARRIER, forward. and F'YaWis Doyle.
center, veterans of last Winters Stal.
wart FIVE. played the leading roles
fnr the boys across the creek Wilson
gave rugged defensive exhibition.
and. though closely guarded contrived
To break away three times 10 sink
goals. one a spectacular averheai
shot. CARRIER. as usual exhibited a
Keen eye for the basket. and regis.
tered I'VE from the floor and one from
the foul line. Doyle who played only
part of the time last season. gave a
fine all-around exhibition. and Ave
times found the goal from floor. i'm
addition To making good on u foul
shot.
Bernie Jones and Jake Lewis,
guards. and Revelle Jones. forward.
were The Stenogs' leading performers.
Playing his usual heady game. Bernie
Jones was most troublesome To the
opposition. and found time to swish
three 2-pointers through the cords and
register foul toss. Lewis. playing an
ebert game. gave n stout defensive
exhibition and found the range from
the floor four times and from the foul
lire once to head his team in scor.
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ing. Revelle Jones landed a trio OF
goals from scrimmage.
Western hoped To the lead soon
after the opening whistle when Wilson
came through with a shot from the
floor. Business soon evened the count
and went To the front on Bob Marks
s.pointer. CARRIER. however, promptly
slipped another through the cords Ia
again tie the score. following which
poyle registered from scriWrhage To
once more place Ahern's holiefnls in
the lead. Red Cohan found the basket
Just before the whistle TO tie the score
still again NJ 6 all.
Sends In Heavyweightss
Starting the second period business
sent in it's heavyWeishts, comprising
May, Davis and Reyelle Jones. This
move worried Western not hit and
the hardy GeorgetoWners proceeded to
get busy In scoring way. Doyle,
CARRIER and Woods all Tailed for West
ern before the period was over. with
Bernie and Revelle Jones registering
for Business. and at the half Western
was riding out in front. IS to II.
Hallying hriskly. the Stenogs on
shots from the goor by Bernie Jones
and Lewis tied ;he score at Is each
early. i'm the third period. and Lewis
sent his team ahead, IS TO II, by toss.
irg in foul Business advantage
Was short lived. however, as Woods
and Wilson came through to chalk ur
baskets that at the end of the third
period gave Western a e3-tS edge.
For the remainder of :he game the
boys in red set the pace. Wilson
CARRIER and Doyle found the hoop for
Western in the tinal period. with
Revelle and Bernie Jones' and Lewis
coming through with markers for
Business,
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u. BASkETERS
ROUT BLUE RIDGE QUINT

from the f1onr and twiee from fouls
while the latter dropped II through
from tha floor seven times and four
times from The foul line. i.lchtier,
center. was the feature ot the visitors
lineup. AZ he was heart and soul in
tho defense and acored six goals from
tha floor.
While the Brook land varsity was
IN the game there VAS not much To IL
me Bile Ridge men could gel nn
oHtn*e underway and found them.
n"lft" blocked M every turn while, In
CONTRAST ia THAT. there WAX nothing IN
Tue VISITORS defense 10 do anything
i1sHa than al times slow up The
BROOK hnhhrs' attack.
game between Tech iIgh and the
catholic I. freshman team preceded
The varsity, encounter. Tech VAS vie.
'"i bS vide margin. ~ 10 Is.
The summary;
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te1s Upset Business College Tosse1s Will Be Busy This Week
GEORGETOWN WILL OPEN
IT'S CAMPAIGN ON FRIDAY
Hlltoppers Appear to BE Much Stronger Than Last
Ycar-AH Other Quints to Figure in Games.
Maryland. Takes Trip.

take part IN the Sruthcrn Conference
tournaru~n, IT Virginia.
The biggest lo9s the term wil eUs.
fer this year Ia in IRE afsepce ~
Warren. who has been champion
heavyweight Of the South for three
years. IN fact. Warren has jfist been
far too good for the either college men
he has met. This Winter ne - be-
ginning 10 get under WY for q pso-
fessfonai career in the squared ciT-
cle. az he il not eligible f0C varzi;y
athletics At carolina any longer.
incidentally. Warren Vas star
tarki. on the Carolina foo. ball team
iast Fall lie Has rated by e~eTs body
who say him play among the best
men playing the position.
North Carolina has two men this
year who ouEnt 10 stand out in al dir
lance events in track sports. Elliott.
who is possibly tho best college noi.ar
in the countr%, and rri;chard two
mile champion ~ the South. are likplv
10 have waIkawars % these tV~o
events in Ill meets in Dixie. AMI slli
stand an excellent chance TO ba around
first place in college meets IN Other
sections. 1t is expected TIM. Elliott
Will make the Olympic team. ~ lest
that is what re in working for and the
eGa! that has bncn SCI for Rim ~
Coach Bob Fciznr who, by tho seae. lz
almost solely responsible for The truly
wonderful slicce@s ri the university tn
/ track and field athletics.
Ton, Sahring, for the last three
years coach ~ University of Florida
foot ball team. has resigned Il was
known that Sebrng vas under fire
from some alumni quarters. hut he
was told by the university authorities
that the" we're satisfied with MS u ork
and expected him 30 remain How
. ever. after long confederation. @ebgiug
decided Z" hand in his resignation.
Sebring said ~ the Southern con
ference meeting in Lexington. ~.
not long ago thar he probably aouif
remain in the job unless ne later felt
that alumni criticism had reached a
point whore il would prevent him do
ing good work. II Is noted that IN
his res EaatioU. SehFirg states he -
fezign!n= because Opposition IN Ger
tain quarters would prevent him put
ting forth his best Efforts
Fred Rice HeSs bir has been coach
ing basket ball in the same school for
longer period than any az her coach
in the south And few Co3ches n the
whole country. II any. surpasz his
long record a. Catholic University.
Rec took char=a II the Brock Ia nd~Fs
in 1911. and this makes his eighteenth
wear NJ eoacA IF the squad And II
ANY basket ball Coach mas ansrhing
like as gnoA a record as Rice over
that perio& If time Their he Is rot
known In tire writer Rice alwass
has had good teams. even when he
had rather rlcdsncTe material, aud his
years at Catholic University simfsAy
have been q iou< series ~ 'fns accom-
tsslShRsns< And IL seems that rlss
t'i3tiit thar wears 5he C7lo-s of sjs
s'r1o,ti iss;s vaey n dz fair. under RI -
aIrccs3sH. Ia ir' lile crellest OF all
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D. c. TEAMS CARDEO
By FREDERICK FIVE

ff>EpGtttt \, Ma AauaAsv H.
Games NtA ave NsNhieSssss an3
nrates t@SAsg ts3t( teams haNs e<-ess
sehfdloai BY CsvSsps Etsee~ easss ~
this essS.
AmvrS,as EsjlwsN KNgsceSS -. ~,
- Ne~e'nStSa.. wAlvh lsseSstssS~ y9A
t"fus'E Frederick hAN~ in Is Hee-.As.
NslN3u And EnS}e. wGl BE tAs a4trat>,
sl"n here T'.eSsssN nishs ea tae Sgzse
,AtnosN neaF
Ne%E san'c> are SeAet1sssa,} az H,s,
s,,WN
}ssa}arN ~, od pNoasesen g.,at
t4ah ~ A1e\aNtrsa "a, S>oss,t> Wnt$s
"ssssts, here, ~. R,ue Ra}S~ tNneSe,
f>ftHNatN = tNt tS,nsnJ,.a tANss ($sea.
AZ Alexandria, \, SltNe4 $,asnN SyeN see
~, ~ St'Ner Spring Z, WVsss FAe-
t,sEanhEtSs u. Sl}Ner Sla5n SerN s%N
~, 8a1 IA, t'uAs}NNN D. &tNS&tsss68p,
fse'sd NeolYAsts~ ead sognpAns i,
0nAet~ hsNe 1sNAle4 the hoe'ss Se8te
sas$ sStM
NH,,sssSte \, e w>.S yes&at9s as
gvAted by shn t>,fsss. Is Ia ~
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CAPTAIN in THREE SPORTS
IS RECORD OF MEB DAVIS

ner alt Amerlt,aa eGd from rennSN'
wanna, AS one Of the greatest Win.
tuUn ha ever saw.
Davis plays rcnter Oh 'he ha>Ae'
bail team and is huta'er, h'se
jumper, broad Jumper and weight
po!nt sgoteg on the William and Mary
TRACK teaut
What hFVashing <pc.tS oner thFS'
selves ts.tweea htSket hail ant tI.ttA
viii tina DAVIS R2ht,aa tor ths ea}
leSe mltt artists in the heSNNWsAehi
div tston
(. kopnl~vh Ut columbia fame was Gees
ha(l 'stlaasa Gct toNr wears tMhv'
athletes have, heen headers ot swn sn'
pottsnt branches III >pott the sane
WEAR, huI DAVIS. captain o5 taFFs'
Teams his sCnita year, motSthiN stands
alane in this respect Davis - & IA
tive ef Norfolk. Va.
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YANKEES WILL PLAY
FREDERICK TOSSERS

Eanta. Macdonald, Moser, Edelstrin,
naielish and iny'ev are the stellar
toss rs that have h~en gathered hS
eddie R,aiburd for the debut al his
Yankee basketers tomorrow night in
the Arcadia against The Frederick.
Md. hustiers
The game win begin at o'clnek and
win bs preceded nt "A tilt between
clnsers and Noltx startin. at !
o'clock
larry t.oern@r. lack Smith and
WHITLEY Scrugas ara among those
listed tn appear I'm The Frederick
teams lineup
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ttN eNtpE1 n disttnctipu WIN
out parallel In modern intercollegiate
athlc,irs,
In addition "a heirg leader Of The
foot ball hasket hall aud track teams
At tho Saulhs eldest school. Davis
also la u motnher OF the varsity hoS
Ing tram.
DAVIS. IN end WAS slvcn alt'Nlfgin,a
honars this t'aii for the second year
In succession. Fan three >easons, an
the receiving end ut the Maisu.iaV,S
passing combination. the William anh
Mary leader set record nntaualr
by any southern font hall player, Tie
srared y tonehuown against Harvard
in .ta3S. Whrn tie Crimson trimmed
the Nirsinians. u To !, This past
Fail he crossed rttnceton's Eoal line
ss bis team host. IS To 7. Against
Columbia IN 1919 he ran 81 wards for
"A touchdown, after picking up . Iun,
h,ed bah columbia won that e>ctt,
ms game. 10 to 10, a week before they
lost to Pennsylvania, ! 10 d, Davis
gtidtnn reeatd also shows that he
crossed The snal lines of syracuse
Navy. iiarksi, Indians and o.hs,
strong teams.
,'ant, Davis also puntad for hts
team and an either occasions acted az
bah cattter ana nassef, Standlng .
feet and welshiug lsa nW,niS, taVts
il voted hN tsahett tRun ttepner. fots
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BOAT CLUB TOSSERS
TRAVEL FOR GAMES

ALEXANDRIA. Va. January -
old Dominion Roat cub basket tossars
will sally forth for Ave hard road
games hurin. the next month.
They viii leave here January u
| for a visit to York Pa, where the
1t Mary's RoSs' cub viii no played,
| ON January II the locals viii oppose
tresan's Rifles AT Frederick. Nil, The
Quantico Marines viii he met at GUAM
tico. Va, IN January ~ virginia
MetiiGai College viii entertain the thd
Dominion cnAers al Ri.hmnid, Va,
IN February ], md on The foli""' nk
niFht the Roatmen VIII stack M
against the A,Wupphsrlc N,ttoseu
corporation ST iioreweli. Va, IN the
G,aAa Armory. al Petersburg, Va,
same II ren,ting with company
r. Maryland National Gnaiis. ut
Iiyaitavii'e, Md February ~.
The old bunlnton team VIII ar
pose the iirniamih kfanh,ln i3ntNef'
sitt nvs of Washington neNi " ednas
day night 10 The ,Armors Hall "a, sac,
Charles carhett viii send his NJ
Marf's tei,irs against three had ~"
tonents next week. starting TUESDAY
night, When the calvary lhNttst
Church TEAM at Washington anp"ses
he green and gold IN Tho Avmo,N
iiali ~ sac Dewitt Preparatory
schooi uf Washington viii play here
Thursday nighi IN the Atmat>, nn
saturday tha t'etties viii Nsrt aaitaus
dat College IN Washington,
4 hrnenl theatrical nerinrmAnos
viii he aiven Tor the Alexandria Man
sehoal Athletic Association Al KEITH y
rheaier ~ Washington some time IN
ihe aear future The performance
viii ha spaacnred h, the Parent
Teacher Asaoria Jon 81 The laeal hlsh
ashoot
MMlealM N0are, star gnart al Alex
n,.ilrla high hoh"ot asNetal aeasnns
aga, has returned Ia ,hr ttid Dnnln,na
linat club team after shall iat
nff, Manre played with The ,lla he
minlnn ~ regular last Winter,
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Gu. BASKET BALL TEAM
HAS ID GAMES CARDED
. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITIES

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITIES
basket bDii team Will play ~
games this sea son, according
~ 10 the 0scbeduIe announced
last night. Al but two will
he stages here. In addition 10 cnn-
tests here with Rutgers and New
York University next Friday and
Saturday nights. respectively. the
Blue and Gray will encounter such
formidable CUNTS as Navy. Duke.
Virginia Poly. Johns Hopkins, Buck
reii and Da vis- Eikins.
Games with the Navy and Johns
Hopkins. which is 10 be met on a
lgdnse and home basis, are the only
eentests 10 he staged away from the
Arcadia. which viii be the scene Of
all the Hovas' contests here this
season. The Navy will be met at
Anna polls February - and hopkins
will he encountered February 2z In
Baltimore.
despite that he has available from
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ihrusts of the alien players. Cain
invariably fed his rovins mates with
accurate heavcs.
Toward the close of the game Coach
krug withdrew his entire varsity
team and sent In an outfit of reserves,
who acquitted themselves creditably
The Old Dominion Boat Club got
new lease of life here and narrowed
the gap by scorin. four times and
holding the less experienced kenda u
Greenefs at hay.
For the visitors. Pierpon,. with
three he'd goals. and Heberling, for.
mer Biue Ridge star, stood out as
stellar Performers.
The summary:
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Wisconsin, Pass
Hard TO Guard
~ SOL MteTZ1;ER.

fns ~ the stunts that has Helped
Wisconsin these many years In
bssket ball has been Tie overland
sh1ei, Dsks or shot, II has always
featured the attack ~ HeasweiI
eoaTbrf teams. both In starting and
completing an offensive drive.
In starting an affaeL the player
~ho gets the ball IN the I,aeilLoard
IL usually rushed from the rear. II
h. difficult for him 10 snake u pass
that II moi bi0cjssd ar partially
bI.sksd. Meanwrli's idea H. 10
haze the guard who fakes such .
ssLaat,d, take a step away ffotn
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AMERICAN u. QUINT WINS
by RALLY LATE In GAME

A Htstsk rally In he final STAGES
~ $50 ~ Captain lin t,ilIb
~ iikbt carried Ametltau Uni
sr,sity bsEksisfs 10 a 2g,y9
triumph ostt iilsh Point tol.
'eEe ~ Sot1h Carolina IL, hot hattie
iaFt hight IN lbs Haasach,iss,ts ave,
nae s"hool gym. Niih only min.
y'e@ io NJ the Tathseis battling
DESPERATELY, had n6nlfitad 80 tIs The
stoie 81 GOAL
" was . nip 500 luck battle ftoni
~" Dpsping ~hfhiie. The invaders
bsadad by Snyder hia esntar offstea
he home fsam he aiuiyforuast u,,
i",sitnn Ultimately. however, gup.
der WAS tnied oni ttGea.ine ~ uer,
s1pnsi foGis Thonpson, Who started
81 fDf Aard hnd ihen i.s,k Snyder
piHrs ~ renter. WA High Points toiI
s'1'sr with shsea points, while Nuj
iiEb6, fDfMstd registered Ave
stellar "ork Ut Captain isiiihrjEh
shd Bruce ksssieI. Eiiafas. s4as the
ffhiuIs ~ ia. kisihpfisss ekhiiHi Aon
fblS pDI Btt nHiy gave fms drfhusie Va
/ eHhibit h3ne hJ' managed IN tfRiAle,
) tom and i've points. tsspeeii.elp
w~dson. sitthrigh', Elliot, snd
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sefDggs ~sfa other A. H. players
~ eruts several putnis,
t'nach SnfiDpntnn started the Ietho
dist second stringera, keeping Them
IN uniii about midway IT The t1fat
h8lf whifh ended with the hn,ue
IpiBt budding The lead hy the soant
GiapalD If 10 Ia \,
Keeping its rhgiiats nh the bob IN.
iatais inaHased I" hold he hghllne
visitors nj bay until The iiuui minutes
.hen The lailer rtit tanse ~ even the
count. II was lhea That lin nirih.
right came through with - pair ~
clever follow .tp shots which with n
eDppie ~ baskets by his mates
brought victory ~ thH Nat hndisis.
AnlAllnan q lgnL HlkA nuluI nm.
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A NNArutl2, Md January 's
~ The Navy basket hall team
Il resumed It's work aftet the
\ christmas haliAaNs by p,aNtn
que nj the heat games V mas
exhibited this saason aud defeattns a
"teNef nre fiom GeoFga Nsshtns ton
University ny ~ Ia IA
srorlng waa mare general amoos
the Navy nia>ers than previously TITS
YEAR, SMITH eenter. ana 4 L., MI
ler, forwards. have "a hlsaer total than
tluunett. the nthev regular forward.
Mha IN seaevalls the heavy nelM
maker
The Navy started a ss,oad stttn9
team which plavad Ave mtnutas, stet.
plng With the vtaituen leadlns hy y
10 Il usad u thita string al the he
aiming of the seVand half whieh was
aisa uutpoiated by usassa Washing
ton,
The regulars succeeded the shoek
tsuups tns the NsNS and snen ted the
aeals Al slsht paints I've suals nom
tha nort and IVA NMa M the line
by g. !. Miller gave tha ,oeals \
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N0TRE DAME.PENN GRID
RELATIONS IN PROSPECT

W. the As~arla.ed ryVs
Assurance THAI Ihe sehedottnx ri
knute Eockne's NMle name t,~st h'tl
etuNen nv thu ntVer~{tN NJ fean~Nl
Vauia would meet with the aaprosal
NJ renuS caachias star has heee s<s
PRESSED nv kert Re,l, lAsckneid coach
at Fem
Resl said the hea,tS ~ 10th schae(s
viii he prevailed ul,ea Ia Nshetiuls q
game hetween the IVA eleNens.
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NAVY DEFEATS G. w. FIVE,
1884. USING II PLAYERS

comfortable had anA they never
lust II
The Nisttats neatN VaNSht Wv AZ
the oneulus oS the se,S'nd bali, II
~tslteN With the \aNN lead1nS IN 81
~ Ia and tn = had heen cut - ~ 4"
~. When the Navy rvauSats te"A the
Nn"r AGAIN,
,are> ANT Saep, forwards AMI
Eauas"n eentat, rlaNed ven tor tAs
>ist.us, hut they wete not eslped IA
I'll. pasntsnakms by the guards The
NllAutAFNt
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EPISCOPAL TOSSERS
GAIN EASY VICTORY

ALEXANDRIA, january T. nris
"nphI High hasheiers handliy de-
ffnied t'iarl"lte Hail, II 10 a. hrta
iliia atiatna6n. THIS locals early
gained The lead ah,i Wnr. never head
sa. Quinn With 10 points was high
Scorer far Ep!ssnt'al. win Woodward
counting six, topping Charlotte Hall
Ht'nttfs,
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The Brock land gYmnn stun,
and won by 81 Ia 81. In reality the
score does not show the great dis.
parity between the t~o uiiiuts. as
about half The points n8de by the
visitors were registered in the last
few minutes Of the second hnif while
Catholic T.. had sernnd and third
string players on The floor.
The tirmt hair wound an with the
count standing rs 10 I and when IN
The secdnd half Foley. Long 81 al be-
Kan 10 ring IN. goals 40 last that 80
points s0on aere hanging on he
scofebDafd The sta n,is began yell
ing for 90. but Coach Fred Rice
though, he ought Ia show Itile
consideration for The seofekeepefs and
began tn replace his regulars. And
tha second and third string men we're
far different Tram from the iirst
CUNT They could not feore them
hrttes aud Houid not prevent the Blue
Ridge men Dropping he hail IN the
basket and In the last three al four
minutes tbe Maryia nders began 10
run ~ bnaketn ~ fast thar The
br.nEiand spectators probsity would
have had heart failure II their team
had not held such bIg lead.
l.ong and Foley led IN the scoring
bee fof Catholic 4. Tho formur shat
The ball into the bahket nine iimea
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Jus AnlfG CONSECUTIVE basket
ball victory of the season by
~ topping the hard-iightiu.:
Old Dominion Boat Club al
the Kendall Green gymnasium last
night, IS to 20.
Only clever defensive work Of the
visitors prevented a. runaway score.
Three successive field goals started
the Buff and Blue quint off To a good
lead Dyer opened with a neat shot
which lodged into the basket. Cos
grove followed with one and Hokan-
son added another shortly afterward.
The Old Dominion Boat Club came
hack To life and threatened the lead.
Coach krus's proteges. however, got
back their bearings and set up n
dizzy pace. with the result that the
close Of the half found the Florida
avenue courtmeH leading by 20 tn 4.
The opening OF the second fsaI.
witnessed a spectacular brand Of play
when the Kendall f;rreners made
three counters within the space Of az
many minutes, Dyer and Gosgrove
dividing the scoring honars I'm this
scintilla'ing exhibition with Hokanson
Cain was the outstanding performer
Of the evening. Time and again he
fhwaEied innumerable dangerous
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SOCCER TEAMS TO CLASH

ifag'ials and tiatnsn American
midget snffel teams eiahh this morn
lug a. 1890 o'elaeA an ihs Monu
ment lat,
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Totals. ...iS = 40 Total. 10 81
Foul shots Observation-Disclosures, e. Old
no.9inion. !. Personal fauls committed
Ssi,aufct q: OIL Dominion, a. Trrhn,rsI
la,id"i. OH Dnrain,or. !. Rsfsrsa--Mr
Eberts &C. W.. Tins nj haires--~an n,,uuiss
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) last Winters team only one regular
Bob N0rk-coach Elmer Ripley, who
~ making his debut ;ss college court
mentor this seasnB. aDpfaTs To have
developed capable combination. In
addition 10 Nork. leading iossers In.
eit1ie John Dunn. Donald button,
Fred Aesmer and Maurice Mccarthy.
members ri last seasons undefea ted
freshmen team. Mccarthy will he re-.
called 49, the boy who extended Bobby
Jones ~ the last amateur golf
championships.
In securing Ripley as coar, and
me Arcadia for It's home games
Georgetown feels that II has made
denniie progress toward inerea sing
baEkst ball prestige of the Iioyas.
Ripley. who In well known to local
court fans ~ a member Of the for.
mer Washington pro team. has been
connected with haskell hall az piayer
and coach for 20 years, He ALREADY
has mad. himself solid with those on
the Hilltop and II ~ beiie-.ed thai
In Year or two with him directing
ACTIVITIES Teof.et6wa sDor wilI as
nnne leading piate in intercollegiate
court tan,ss
IN Deciding 10 stage It's games nj
me Arcadia the IioXa aut harIttss fit
shht . places rger than the college
gym had IN bs obiBinsd To- enable
The entire student body ~ we'll ~
more of the public la attend the col.
Ieses Indoor athletic events.
The schedule folIawA.
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Totals Ia : ~ Totals IL 3 =.
Cmo're--Mr. sauher Central hoaf.i,.
Refnfee--Mr.. Hughes Central buarii,
Time of nerisais---fo minutes
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bis oppoDsni as,d throw this pass,
~ IL made by ieaplng hjgI,. tu,Idjne
tI,e hall i1 both hands and startling
h waist high With lhs righi hand.
Jhs hand Ia ssuDg up and D,et
ths brad sad HE pass areI,ed ~
ths target, Wisconsin AIS, uses ID
when n forward ariLbiiuE f.g tte
BASKET H. forced j.i1 eoras,
From This ts,siiisa be either ukee
The overland h0ois ~ u fsa,umsl.
who h tree, ~ st,anB la tt,s Ms
gram, ~ hs 1ses ibs pshs Ia iasp y
bssksi tram the Garner.
Pfafsssb,BsI basket hall piass,s
have recently dessIepsd an shss
Ays shot for sioAs quarters.