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Evening star., 1928-02-26

T TOPPING TO succeed where WASH
II ington teams have failed,
/ sturdy Old Dominion Boat Club
i i basketers of Alexandria will
invade Congress Heights Audi
toriiim this afternoon hoping 70 van-
quikh Anacostia Eagles. District cham-
pions. The toescrs from across the Pc.
tomac have shown strongly this season
and among their achievements Is q
victory over Gallaudet which WAS
scored after the Kendall Greehers had
beaten the Boatmen earlier In the sea-
son. The game today. which will start
at 3 O'Clock. promises TO prove one of
the best OF the local season which is
rapidly nearing It's close
In preliminary. which also IA apt
To provide brisk battling. w. b. Hibbs
~ Co. basketers VIII engage American
Railway Express five. starting at 2
O'Clock.
Another bright double bill has been
arranged for the knights OF Columbus
gym this afternoon. The Casey Regu-
lars and Woltz qiiints win face In the
main attraction ut 3 o'clock, and at
the X. G. seconds and Senator Seniors
viii come together.
Five games are carded this week IN
the Washington City League. the sehed-
ule Of which viii close March 0. To-
morrow night Wo0dloihians and Y. M
c, A. are 10 meet In Central High gym,
at q O'Clock Marines and Woitz tos-
sers are 10 face Wednesday In Marine
barracks. Two Tits are listed Thurs
day. District National Guard and
WOodiothians are 10 come together u,
ihe Y. M, G. A. gym where Y. NJ. C.
A. and Clover quin,s also are 10 meet
Knights OF Columbus and District
Guard quinis are down for an EN-
counter saturday night.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
G. w. GIRL RIFLlSTS
SCORE OVER DRExEL

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. February 2s.--
George Washington University coed
rife team registered another yietor7
here today, defeating the Drcxcl Insti-
tute shooters, 436 TO 4s4.
Yesterday they scored over the Uni.
ycrsity Of Pennsylvania.
Helen Taylor. q. w. captain. scored
her fifth consecutive possible when she
turned in q 100 target against Drexci
This marks new national record on
the difflcult targets adopted for the flrst
time this year by the n. n. A. for use
In all Official matches.
Airline Spencer also had A perfect
target The other counting scores were
Roberta Wright. 90: verna Parsons, 90
and Marjorie Folsom. 90.
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COMPANY F EASILY
BEATS BLISS QUINT

HYATTSv1LLE, Md, February 25.--
Regular basketers of Company F. Ma
ttonal Guard. drubbed Bliss Electrical
School. ~ to IL, In the armory here
tonight before a large crowd. 1t was
the third time the Soldiers have downed
Bliss this season.
Bliss gave Company r stubborn
battle for the first hslf, which ended
with the Soldiers ahead by only . to g.
but the Doughboys cut loose in the
second half to easily bag the game.
Rceley. Wright and Vincent led the
victors' attack with points each.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
NAVY DOES WELL
IN BIG SPORT DAY
However. Middies Are Beaten
at Wrestling, Swimming
and Fencing.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. February as
Wrestlers Of West Virginia. showing
! more knowledge of the sport and ex-
hibiting greater strength In most classes
defeated the Naval Academy 21 to 3
here tonight.
In spite of the one-sided score, all
the bouts we're we'll contested.
Summary:
won decision over. Cant. Ashford. Navy
i.s PoI.NDs--Cox. West Virginia. threw
lincoln Navy. with body scissors hold
Ias roi;Nps-;Brill West Virginia, threw t,
""1t 1its rou nann!s,er Navy. ,t.,,ss ,hrcw
"i ieS STs' ro,Snsra~ 'sik T%s sn"r e" wcs Virginia.
tnr,sS 1hr.w Enrs En TayS TrS wi, hafNe'so" and
SION over Brewster, West Virginia. Time ad-
s'~sii' ~SisNrrFD WEIGHT cLAss-,S,xon.
Navy; fire aiysntat. 81. S::i. r;.u;,;, .,
Naval Academy. 4. ' se'
Navy and Syracuse divided honors in
the tank. the visitors winning the
swimming match by 80 to 20. but the
Midshipmen turned the tables In deci-
sire fashion in the water polo game.
81 to q.
Phillips. the Nays sprinter. won the
50-yard free style from Mergots, the
Syracuse star.
Summary of swimming:
so;yARD FREE SrYLE-wen by Phil.
aio:YARD FRsr sTYLk-won by Can,
o',s 'rAst}s }s'fSs By iss %s. Ha xsyy
o'T's 1seYsRp is"aT sisx Siys sTEorwon .sE e S sv
Sn. Morse ss.asse ,,s, Al1sarasr r SasT second
es'S: n'vy yRssEsss'r sEs' 'Ti sTaokEIsn by
"i ooYsnDs sais yREE 1si:s sTYIE@&ea II" Phil.
lirs Navy: Peter. syracnse. second: Can.
no" sfsf'' rkAy%Toa sf'F % os ~ s,S slracu.e
With Tet.! webster: Cannon and Mersoti
ra,on,. ri',s saaches and 1rhiiips. iii"e''-"'"''''
Opening It's gymnastic season here.
the Navy won a three -conered match
against Massachus Tecf, and Temple
University Navy scored SO points, to
Ia by Tech and by Temple.
Adamson. captain. Steiner and
Hughes led In the point scoring for
the Navy. The most brilliant irdi-
Vidual performance was that OF Steiner
on the flying rings.
The Naval Academy took first place
in all events but the tumbling, In
which 1t did not score a point
Hughes and Steiner. two Of the best
Of the Navy's performers. entered the
Naval Academy from the Marine Corps.
Naval Academy feneefs lost to the
b'edesmen of the j. Sanford Saltus
Fencing Club OF New York by eight
bouts to nine. but made q fine show
ing against the veteran swordsmen.
Owing largely to the Door form Of
Waite. lis captain the Navy lest the
foils match by four 10 Ave. hut won
three Of the four bouts with The duel
ling swords
After the visitors had won two Of the
three bouts with the saber, the match
depended upon the bout b0twsen Dow
Of the visitors and Midshipman Elier.
The latter lead by to z. but Dow
took three points In row.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
OLD LINE SHOOTERS
EASILY TAKE MATCH

University OF Maryland's rife team
defeatsd Hest.rn Maryland College
shots by IS points IN a shoulder to-
shoulder match on the College Park
range. MARYLAND srtred A total Of
1921 10 1855 for IN. visitors. Nine
men fired for each team. the high Ave
total scores counting for record.
: The Old Line team gained small
lead II, In. prone siege and added to 1t
throughout.
s;picknall Of Maryland was high gun
with 212 cut Uf 500. Wills Cock led
Western Maryland with $50.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Collegiate and Scholastic Basket Ball Campaigns Here Will End This
Y HAND BALL TITLE GOES
TO 0RIFFEN OF DETROIT

DETROIT. February 25 Np.-Jot
Griffen OF Detroit won the national Y.
M. G. A. hand bail championship, de-
feating George Nelson of Baltimore, ma
tional A. A. U. champion, 81 to 8 and
81 to Q.
Prior to his victory today Grifren had
defeated Albert Hobelman Of Baltimore.
defending Y. M. G. A. title holder. In
straight sets.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Although not exhibiting their usual
veil organized team play, the National
Park Sef1inary six triumphed over the
Gallaudet tossers. 81 to %. or their
home court yesterday.
The Kendall Greeners started out
with snappy passing game which
netted them field goals before the
hostess squad found the basket. Bat
as the game progressed National Park
came to the front and was leading, o.
IL. at half time.
Helen Lombard accounted for 25
points for the winners, Helen Hoffman n
rolling in the other IL. This 'combina-
tion did some pretty passing under the
basket.
Gallaudet was Handicapped by an
injury to their star guard, Margaret
du Bose. who was forced out of the
game after a hard tumble.
Next Friday the Forest Glen squad
will close Its court season, facing the
Roland Park School in Baltimore as
Its final opponents.
Gallaudet will play hostess next Sat-
urday to the Western Maryland squad
at Kendall Green.
Summary:
Natl. Park. Position. cailaudet
H"l"n Hoffman. .F.....R Roe Marine
Ersnor Essn s:s ws.oa sa,e nfor.sn csret
na."'s ns"i w''s 1sn!s, Al fISSIo; Sdo,
asr'po . ast,iso aiss IS, cofss' nnf
suh..i,",'nnsM hs ssah9am; sa..ey 1or N asno so.s
Rcferes-Mtss Jack Martin
Evening star., 1928-02-26
WOMEN In SPORT
by CORlNNE FRAZIER =

- ASTERN HIGH SCHOOL inter-
- class basket ball honors will be
at stake when the four class
AI squads swing into action tOn10r-
row afternoon In the double
header which opens the annual series.
Seniors will play 5opohomores and
Freshman will oppose Juniors In these
Tits. The three athletic directors, 1ro-
gene Stockett, Euphemia Fosdick and
Mrs. Virginia Woodin, have announced
the personnel of the squads as given
below. In the senior and junior
groups. Miss Stockett intends to ro-
tate the players. giving each an OPP
portunity to play two or three posi-
tiof1s as a new experiment in develop
ing an all-court game.
Those named to the squads are !:
ScniDrs--Miss Dalkcr, manager: Miss
Bixler. captain, and Misses Sahborn.
Gernanu, Cannon. tiatton, Hughes,
Juniors-Miss wilkinson. captain:
Misses Wiles. Drake, Peter. Snyder, I'm
lay, Hedler, Frayser and Thomas.
Sophomores-Mary Kelso, captain
md forward; Misses Rodier. Galatzo and
Athens, forwards: Ferguson and Sand
ridge, centers; Shorb and Pruitt. side
centers: Neill. Cole, Blackney and De
Jarnette. guards
Frcshmen-Alicc Haigh, captain and
forward: Anna May Poor, Ruth Brown,
forwards; Eleanor INLAY ana Ida Lyons,
centers; Marjorie Robinetts and Ber-
tfla Walter side .centers Sarah Mulvey.
Frances Nage,. Edith Lyle and Bertha
Gilbert. guards.
The schedule:
February 21---Sophomores vs. Seniors:
Freshmen vs.. Juniors. February 90
Juniors vs.. Seniors; Freshmen vs.. Soph-
omores. March 5-Freshmen rs. Sc
niOfs; Suph0mores ~. Juniors. March
VS.. Seniors. March 12-Sophomores vs..
Juniors: Freshmen VS.. Seniors. March
14-Freshmen vs.. Sophomorcs. Juniors
vs.. Seniors.
American University coed passers
topped of their season In fine style by
a hard-earhed victory over the western
Maryland ssxtet yesterday on the
Alaska avenue court. "a to %. They
came In from behind In the last few
minutes OF play to claim the decision.
The visitors led. 13 to II, at half
time and at the end Of the third period
still held the long end of a l7-to-l6
count. Late in the fourth session, with
the score % to 81 for Western Mary
land. Susan Brandt dropped IN field
goal. giving American U. a slim margin
which was added to by single point
from the foul line. Gagged by Betty
Jaccby as the whistle sounded
Susan Brandt and Florence Fellows
started In the forward field, Miss Jacoby
replacing the latter In the second helf
Katherine Severance played center for
A. u; Rowenctta Allen, side center;
Ethel Moultoi1 and Sara Mart2 started
as guards. with Mary Chadwick subs.i-
tuttng for Miss Martz later In the game
Mrs. Haugcn refereed.
Under the direction Of Dorothy Wuif
the new athletic instructor, the Ameri.
can University co-eds have showed
s,ce6y improvement as the season pro-
Evening star., 1928-02-26

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. February
25.--virginia and Washington, and Lee
divided double-header swimming NEE.
here this afternoon. the Cavaliers TAX
ing the varsity events. 80 to 2s. and the
Generals snnnxing the freshman COM
petition BY the same score. Virginia
showed superiority in tfla diving.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
K. OF c. FIVE VICTOR
OVER WOODLOTHIANS

Showing general superiority Knights
OF Columbus basketers handily tri-
umphed over Woodlothians. Al to 81.
last night in washington City
League game In Carroll Hall gym
nasiun. With Cappell and Morris
heading their attack and j. Mitchell
playing a bang-up all-around game the
Caseys gained the lead early and at the
half were in front. 10 to 9, Gordon
was high scorer for woodlothians witt,
ii points.
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sINERToN WINS SKI MEET.

OTTAWA, Onterio, February Is Up
Rolf Sinerton Of the Montreal Ski
Club won the Canadian ski jumping
crown at the all-CanAda meet here to-
day. Sinerton's jumps OF liz and ito
feet gave him victory over more than
a score OF rivals
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AMERICAN is WINNER
IN CANADIAN SKATING

TORONTO. February 20 R,.-Percy
Johnston OF Detroit won the mems
senior title In the annual Canadian
speed skaiing championships today lie
cl!nched the title by winning the three
nsiartFr-nnile race and finishing second
In the three-fl and ff0-yard event,
Evening star., 1928-02-26
TONE SWIMMERS SECOND.

NEW YORK. February 75 GA7.-De-
witt Clinton High School Of New York
today won the seventh annual inter-
scholastic swimming championships Of
Columbia University With total OF Is
points: Tome School Of Maryland was
seccrd with L.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
WOODBERRY FOREST
DEFEATS EPISCOPAL

ALEXANDRIA. Va. February rs
woodbury. Forest basketers vanuu;sied
Their old rival. Episcopal High, here this
aifernoon IN an interesting game. 90 to
80. Ii vas a point-for- point battle until
the third quarter. when the schoolboys
from Orange gained the lead. to hold It
thereafter. J. Weaver W. Weaver and
Chatarii headed the victor's attack. with
Bryant doing most Of Episcopai's scor-
ing The game was the last Of the sea-
son for Episcopal.
The score:
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KERNs WINS AT GOLF.

PIEEHURST. N. c.. February 2s Lap>
IS, K. kcrns OF Boston, who led the
qualifiers earlier In the week. won the
seniors golf tournament here today by
defeating o. G. Hutchison of Detroit oy
Q ana /.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
N0TRE DAME TAKES MEET.

sOUTH BEND. Ind. February 2s.--
Eotre Dame defeated Wisconsin In a
track meet here today. 4s 80 to 81 l-3.
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AMEs MATMEN SCORE.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. February cs
R.--fowa state wrestling team bea,
Penn State. 10 to 9. heres today win.
ming FIVE Of the seven bouts
Evening star., 1928-02-26
G. W. COED TOSSERS
LOSE TO VlRGINIANS

Outplayed completely in the center
field. George Washington University CO.
ed tossers bowed to the Westhampton
Collegs team of Richmond, Va, 80 to
10 last night At George Washington.
Margaret Willis, Westhampton's di-
miilutive side center. stands out as the
most brilliant player Of the fair sex
seen on a local court this season. Speed
accuracy in passing and urerring judg-
n,ent characterized her play. She an
ticipated every tip-off With uncanny
skill and rushed the ball To her for
wards often before the echo of the
whistle had died away.
Winifred Faunce. Colonial guard. nut
up valiant fight to check the visitors
scoring and her team rallied around her
In the third period to outguess the VIM
ners. but the rally came too late As A
23-3 count already was piled up against
them.
This victory gives Westhanpton the
edge on the locals. as each had won
once on their two previous meetings.
Summary:
wssthan,n,Dn., Position. G. Washington.
Ksas,.es' srs n'ch9rsson. s,I.n 81. Nscnl Crnmley
Narssr.. Will: W,lI. Jsnse Js"1,s TTps1, nmwsss
Betty Zimmerman @. " Nora Turpi,, TsT,in
Scoring: Field soa's. two poinss--Allen
81, Nsaeser Nsan1sy - RIcha,,ison nnn 81, Helm
Isl. Crnriiey. fouis-HIet,lsn,'h HI ,nln'h'--S'ehards'''
rsi,tni.nas-Macf;recor for Lawton. NJ.
Referee-M'ss riizabeth wef,, al R.chm,,,,s
Unpire--M'ss Frances Eagei of Washington.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

ANNAPOLIS. Md. February as
Navr plebe boxers won from Beiiefonte
Academy BY FIVE bouts TO tyo. In a well
f5ursi' match here this afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

gressed and give promise of developing
some first-class basket ball talent under
her tuteiage.
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Totals, II i ~ Totals. 3 9
Referee--Mr. Sonnenherg.
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Totals. .,.,.. .iSD fJW 3fa f.I!1
WESTERN MARYLAND.
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Totass IL . ~ Totals IA !, 40
Referee--Mr German tsi. Marys ceIticst
Evening star., 1928-02-26

7 TOPPING to succeed where WASH
- ington teams have failed,
sturdy Old Dominion Boat Club
i i hasketers of Alexandria will
Evening star., 1928-02-26

n s believed that Elliot. Of North
Evening star., 1928-02-26

- ASTERN HIGH SCHOOL inter-
- class basket ball honors will be
at stake when the four class
n rkIiin An ats,lsnrs isatx, anfld., fx,ssanr-
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Phone Main 1853
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SALE-CO-OPERATIVR APIS.

COOPERATIVE Apt. BUTLT BY N. 4 R
IS. Warren. containing entrance hall. living
room. bedroom kitchen and dinette. ON 3nd
hnnr Ant. %u3. 3o26 Porter st. NV % be
sold $500 below actual cost. Easy terms
Decatur 1910. Open for inspection evenings
and sundays
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o2 b., ami: garage :. $4,000
1929 Irving ct. ri.w.@9 r. b. ami. 100 90
1898 Ogden st. n.w.--6 r.. b..
i2I0 Lamont--i1 r. & b.. ami.... $500
llDI IIth ~. n,w.--S r.. b., ami. 1900
2s0a \. Cap. ST. r.. b.. ami. :. 1900
l22l ost. n.w.---9 r.. b.. fur. heat. 1900
3d20 18th n.e.--7 r.. b.. h.-w.h..... 1000
lIll Newton st. nw.-6 r., b., ami. 67b0
IN Park rd 3 r., b.. . mi. gar. $3.50
T.; T. G. Fd. rd-S r. b. ami, gar. 5000
SS Seaton st. n.w.--6 r, b.. ami. 5000
90e Monroe n.w.-S r., b.. ami. 5000
22l4 lst n.w.-8 r.. b.. ami 5000
l1"5 Corcoran n.w.--9 r.. b.. ami. 5000
20l Jackson ct. ne.--6 E. b.. ami.
s534 lin st. in.w.--6 r. b.. ami. OO'OO
1855 Rock; Creek Church I'd, NV. 0V'00
al4 spring I'd n.w-6 r.. b. ami $3.50
1915 Oates n.e.--6 r., b.. ami. gar. $3.50
$50 9th 81. Avs r.. D.. 49,. -. $500
226 Cromwell TER. NE r & b..
1915 y n.w-0r b. elec. 80. so 30
1227 Z st. ne.-6 r. & b.. ami gar. 5000
~ st n.e,--6 r.. b. elec. .... 5000
@os Ascot pl. nee r.. b.. h.-a.h..
239 4 81. n.e.--S r.. b.. ami. $500
los Quincy ~ ne --A b .,.. $500
3i1 A n.e.--s r. & b.. h.-w.h.. gar. $500
sos 81 NV ---5 r.. b.. elec ...... 1880
1909 ID at. s.e---6 rooms. ......... 1000
la22 Bath 81. u.w.-6 r.. b........ 1880
ls02 18th st n.w.--6 r., b........ 35.00
e31 i7th St s-e.-4 r. b.. ami. $500
roe Attn st. SET rooms .,.. 80 90
l24 10th st se.--4 rooms. -. 5000
B. F. SAUL CO..
Main 2i0O. e2b 18th st. NV
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THE AUGUSTA.
COR. y. y, AND y. J. AYES; oro
Ant ss--S Rooms Kitchen and Bath 500.
Newly Decorated.
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sALE-RusINEsS PROPERTY.

5-sTORY BLDG. L sT. NEAR 7th--sTORE
ard apts. EDW. =. SCHWARTZ. INC. 1914
W. ave. fSee Mr.. Birckhead.l
MICHIGAN PARK 18th & MICH. AVE.
n Most valuable business site (cornerl,
1l3 #. frontage fret commercial: also 30
It. adjoining new Sanitary. $4,000. ". W.
Lishtbown. Potomac 2535. exclusive agent.