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College Here Tonight: Eastern Games
ST. MARY'S CELTICS
TO PLAY D. C. FIvES
IFXANnPIA Va January IT.

A LExANDRIA. Va, January IT.
~ st. Marys Celtics will encounter
"A two Washington opponents here
\ the next two nights. playing
host to the Army Medical Gen.
ter at the Armory at o'clock tonight.
and battling the District Of Columbia
College team here Wednesday,
$50 pm.
Old Dominion Boat Club quint will
travel to Frederick. Md, tonight to
meet the Crcsaps Rifles in the Mary
land State Guard Armory at 8 O'Clock.
The following players and officials are
requested to report at Gibson's Drug
Store, King and Alfred streets, at $50
Coach John Bryant. Capt. Allen Rob-
erts. Raymond Heberlig, John Pier
point. Marshall Baggett, Sullivan
Sparkman, Dallas Wiley, Andrew
Clarke, Malcolm Moore, James Trout
and j. Earle Ross.
Representatives from the Washing
ton Canoe Club and Potomac Boat Club
will confer with Manager Jack Allen Of
the Old Dominion Boat Club tonight TO
organize the Nautical Basket Bail
League. They will meet at the Old
Dominion Boat Club at 1870.
st. Xaverian Brothers School has de-
Cidcd to place midget team in aIe
basket ball field. Jefferson Graded
School and Virginia Midgets are chal-
lenged to determine the city champion
ship. Manager German, 2l6 South
Royal street, Is booking contests for
the new combination.
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MEETS OLD RIVALS
I. ON GRID NEXT FALL
Conzaga, Dewitt on Bright
Schedule Arranged for
Lincoln Parkers.
\ VINE games have been definitely

n 7 me games have been definitely
arranged for Eastern High
u Schools foot bali team next
4 Fall and one may bes added.
according TO the schedule an
nounced today by Gordon e. Rath,
faculty athletic adviser.
III addition to the public high school
championship games. are annual en-
gagementS with GCnzaga and Dewitt,
old rivals, and the yearly battle with
York. Pa. High School. Calvert Hall
will be met In the opening game at Bal
tmOre and another OriOle CITY team.
Forest Park High. will be engaged here.
st. Johns. generally listed by East
ern. may be added to the list.
The Lincoln Parkcrs were generally
conceded to be- the best team in the
public high title school series last Fall.
though they were tied for the title by
Central and Tech.
StalWerts OF the 1927 Eastern COM
binat;on slated 10 be at hand again
next Fall. are Frank tPoSsum) !Iol-
land. fullback and 1927 captain;
Charley Millar, Jimmy Hayden, half
backs; Reeves. quarterback: Capt. -elect
Billy Wood, Chalklcy and Chester
Miles, ends, and Tom Nally. Jim Mum
70. Wade. Montague and Joe Nallv. a
twin brother of Chester, who vas not
eligible in 1927, also is being
The Schedule:
The 1923 schedule follows:
September 28-CaIvert Hall at BaIti-
more.
October 12-Devitt at Eastern.
October 19-Centrai.
October 26-Western.
November Forest Park at Eastern.
November Cuisines.
November 9-Gonzaga.
November I6-Tech.
November 29-York, at York, Pa.
In the lone schooiboy basket ball
game here tomorrow Eastern will meet
Dewitt in the Eastern gym. Emerson is
listed for trip TO Alexandria TO en-
gage Episcopal High.
In addition to the public high school
title games today between Tech and
Eastern and Business and Central only
one tilt was carded for local scholaStics
District OF Columbia College and Ben
iamin Franklin Accounting University
were down for a go in the Central ~
gym. Leonard Hall was TO visit
Hyattsville for a tussle with the high
school team of that place in the Ma
tional Guard Armory.
More than 500 invitations to COM
pete in the track meet 10 be held April
- on Georgetown University field under
auspices Of the Dewitt School Alumni
Association have been issued.
Emerson scored over Dewitt basketers
yesterday. % to IT. in a loosely played
game. The v!ctors. with r. Davidson
and BuScher heading their attack. wen.
10 the front in the first quarter and held
the upper hand thereafter.
Western routed GEORGETOWN Prep
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~ TIE Ass3csEtsE Frtts.
LAWRENCE, EanE.. January IL
The cr,33.e II Oh trial. Lat April the
basket ball rules committee passed the
oIe-oouncs RUE The great following
o! the people gto witness basket bal.
a. well a. tie coaches ~ tne country.
YsiSeo such q storm of d!sePproYai that
the rule vas Tesc!nded In ofls month +
tins, This respite Is " last only year.
II Is r1Hlofed that some members III
the rules committee are already active
~ gD1ihg the SEED for The elimination
cf the cribDis when the matter comes
" tfle attention ~ the boy IN April
n secsl1n !tbnr tte tlTst rules ri has.
kst ball, written by Df. James kaiata;ih
IN 1891. had this ~ say. The ka!! may
be thrown ~ DatDec IN any direction! =
There H. 10 limitation or Keatf4ctlon
M tbt ci.b.3lf by taaas words IhesA
rules Nfie 4gic4s1sroec uEtI 1893. WHEN
~ an editorial comment appearing in
tbs guIs D1gE printed IN 1893 aHd 1899
the ec3bHT kalf '"Ii.r sNa@yil u 1897
arc 1888 dePelpgad fur styles 81 play ~
namely,
!. The cage game, which IL our
professional game nov.
z. The dTibbiing game, which sim
uiAied our present collegiate style.
9. The seeTeatlye game, la which
the players played for fun with 70
~ ~ on ID siaF.
4. 1bs passing game, In which
great groups got together aud passed
the ball much like handing ths ball
f~m ens pisy yer 10 anotheT-~-feiay
passing.
A. that time the rule peTtsining u
fi4s play nov known DC tGs dfaDDle MA
fhat n player sAali not carry the bal
while ~ Logncs II he cabEes IL WLilt
running. Que allowance EiaIi ~ made
pfoYicHG he stops ~ @<on ~ lsssAiJie
TINS shail not H. interpreted ~ inter,
ieflng with man turning around. pro,
waco I1e does moi make progress"
Jiae FIRST Tfa! restriction III tiAe dgih
bic stated that when q ball has beef
caught WIN both hands and bounce
on the f4oor, IL must not be caught hi
the same player again untu IL has beer
touched by another player" C0ntina
ing with lila thought. tns rules read
'"rhis will not interfere with his tfttini
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Basket ball teams of this section
again are to have a chance to compete
in tournaments for city honors and
South Atlantic laurels. The local af-
fair will get under way next month
and the winners will be pitted against
Baltimore champions in various weight
divisions. for South Atlantic titles and
gold medals.
Bonds Whirlwinds and Arrows. which
won South Atlantic triumphs IN the
unlimited and l45-pound classes, re-
spectively, last season are prepared 10
defend their titles.
All amateur teams in the city may
compete in the tournament, which will
provide for championships in the un-
limited, l45-pound. l30-pound, u.s.
pound and l00-pound classes. Blanks
and registration cards may be obtained
at the Post sports department, starting
Thursday.
Entrance fees Of $3.50 are required by
the A. A. u. of each team entered In
the 100-pound, 1l5-pound and l30-
pound class and fees OF $3.50 for those
entered In the 145-pound and unlimited
classes. Eight players are allowed each
team and the players must be registered
with the A. A. U.
Company UaSketef3 MAINTAINED
their lead in the City League. routing
District National Guards. SO TO Is. An
acostia Eagle Juniors downed the Guard
Reserves. 81 TO "a, in the preliminary
Woodlothians routed Marines, so 70 IA
in another league game.
Optimists defeated CentenniaIs, 80 70
IS, and Celtics pointed the way tc
Standards % TO 10. in Boys Club Lea
que games.
Downing Crescents. % TO rs, Univer-
sal Auto Fords won their first game
in the Community Center League.
woltx Photographers engage Fort
Humphreys toSsers tonight On the
Soldiers court.
Second National and Hibbs a. Co,
won Bankers League games. the former
noSing out Riggs. 10 10 i6. and the
latter topping District. % 10 10.
American Railway Express basketers
downed Sioux tossers. 40 TO 81.
Takoma A. c. pointed the way to
Tremonts. 80 10 30.
Roamers fell easy prey 10 Bonds
Whiriwinds in <i-is game.
Battery G passers divided a double
header. trimming House Pages. So 10 IL
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A common play of the long pass
attack. featured by Michigan and
also by Columbia in the East. oc-
ours when the forwards, breaking
down to receive a batted ball from
their center. are covered. In this
case the center. instead of tapping
the ball to one of the forwards,
catches the high pass and makes
complete turn in the air before
alighting. Then he sets himself
and makes shot from near the
foul line. the forwards driving ii for
the rebound.
This long pass game requires
more perfect timing than any other.
as well as tall pfavers skilled in
accurate passing and shooting and
blessed with both speed and cndur-
ance. II was this sort Of material
Coach Ed Mather had at his COM
mand at Michigan last year and
will have this year. Whether an
effective defense for this type of
play will be worked out by other
conference coaches this year is one
OF the interesting points about the
race this season.
Another scheme for handling
short passes. somewhat similar to
the long pass style Of attack, will
be discussed in tomOrrow's story.
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MICHIGAN'S "B" ELEVEN
TO PLAY SEVEN GAMES

ANN ARBOR. Mich, January II O1).
University of Michigan's "B" or re-
serve foot ball team will play seven
games during the 1928 season, including
two Western Conference B" teams.
The schedule follows:
October q, Michigan AT Mount Union.
Ohio: -. Michigan st ypsiiantl State Nor.
NAL; 90. Ohio State b: -, Michigan at
Wlsoo's b "
November , Michigan AT Western State
Tea chers COLLEGE 10 Alma Colege, II,
MithjEan at University Of Toledo.
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FAILURE OF GUN AIDS
ILLINOIS FIVE TO WIN

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 17.--Leadership
in the Big Ten basket ball race has
gone to Northwestern without effort as
a result of Wisconsin's defeat last night
by Illinois. "a to 49, 1t was the fourth
one-point victory of the Big Ten season.
The timekeeper of the Wisconsin, ILL.,
noiS game, Hank Casserly. pulled the
trigger on two dead" cartridges while
How. the Illinois leading forward. was
getting set 10 shoot for the hoop. BY
the time CaSserly could fire his pistol
on the third cartridge. How had lofted
the ball through the net for the VIM
ming basket
Michigan gained its second victory In
easy style over Ohio State. al to 81.
and Indiana broke the Chicago home
floor" jinX to beat the Maroons, IS
10 IL.
Northwestern has three victories
without defeat. Purdue being the only
other unbeaten team. with one game TO
its credit.
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EASTERN CAROL INA LOOP
NOW SURE TO FUNCTION

GOLDSBORO. v. C. Jarua-y IS ~
Eastern Carolina Base ga. League
became a reality when the six clubs
which are listed 10 comprise the loop
posted protection fees.
Rocky Mount was officially awarded
the sixth berth. Other cities II he
association are CoIdsborc. KinS-o7.
GreenvIlle. Wilmington and Fayetteville.
l20-gaCe schedule. Commencing
about April - ard continuing until
September 3. vas decided uDor.
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Basket Ball Problems
BY OSWALD TUWEK.
Member Joint Rules Committee.

Send your queries to Mr.. Tower. II
you want a personal answer, send the
query with self-addreSsed. stamped
envelope to him at Andover. Mass.
Question-If a center is slow coming
to the center circle for the jump
should the referee toss the ball with
only one of the jumpers in the
circle?
Answcr-No The ball should not be
tossed until both centers are in posi-
ton for the lump. but either or both
centers may be penalizcd for not COM
ing to the circle promptly. Rule 8.
section 5.
tCopyr,sht Iaes hv Nor:h American News
n4Ilnn AIIlanfe
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II
~ tet In the second game ON
their schedule Wednesday aft"
ernoon. january IS, at Kendall Green,
As the Forest Glen team IL rated
high among the seminary squads II,
this vicinity, stiff tuSSle IL expected
10 result from the meeting, 1t Will he
the opening game on the seminary
card Gallaudct won its opener last
Saturday from Western Maryland by
decisive count.
A return date has been arranged by
the two teams for February -, TO DC
plaved at National Park, On March )
western Maryland College representa-"
tites will come to Kendall Green Tor
second argument with Galiaudet,
Elizabeth Benson and Ruth Rcms-
berg. directors OF the Florida avenue
squad. are planning to concentrate on
teamwork in the final workouts pre-
liminary to the National Park game
next week Personnel Of the team MS
il will line up for the game probably
will be Rose MARITIME. Mary Corret,i,
forwards: Catherine Bronson, center /.
Suzanne Salick, side center Margaret
DuBose and Edna Taylor, guards:
Misses Watson, Bridger. Kelly ana
Beesley, reserves.
While the team feels seriously the
loss of Mary kannapel, star forward
for the past three seasons, Miss Mar
tino and Miss Corretu have proved
themselves adept at tinding tn" basket
and filled in the breach with marked
skill in the opener.
Bolton Arms School Basket Ball sea-
son opened rather inauspiciouSly yes
| terday. when the seXtet was forced 10
bow 10 the Foxcroft team OF Baltimore
1928, In a hard fought scramble or!
the Church street court.
| Fast basket ball was played IN tne
opening quarter which ended at S-3,
but as the game progressed both teams
| INDUCED in some uncertain footworK
resulting in frequent spills. whlcn
checked the progress of the play al
critical moments.
Laura Spreague, captain OF the visit
ing squad, did some keen work IN the
| fore court, accounting for 80 OF the 81
tallies registered by her team.
Anne Carter Greene, side center ano
| CAPTAIN of the Holton Arms squad CO.
operating with Elizabeth Breckmrioge
al center. kept the ball circulating to,
ward the Blue and White forward neio
with marked success. but valuable
scoring opportunities were lost al 'he
basket, especially in the second man, oH
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ARMY-CHICAGO BATTLE
NEXT FALL SUGGESTED

BY the Associated Press.
A meeting between the Army and
Chicago University football eievens III
Chicago next November "a has been
suggested by Representative Rathbone.
Republican. Illinois. In letter tn Max
Mason. president OF Chicago Univer-
sity
The Illinois representative said that
he made the proposal AS ~ seems To
he generally understood that there will
be no Army Navy game this year.
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FATHER AND SON PLAY
ON SAME SOCCER TEAM

DENVER. Colo. January II lP.-
Forty-three-year-old Dad Peters ard
his son. Billy. IS. are star members @.
the same team in the Denver soccer
league.
The father. JACK Peters. has b4en
playing first class soccer for Is years.
having learned the game in England.
He was a member OF the Clan McOor-
aid team o: Brooklyn. y. Y, that won
the Eastern championship n 1910 and
1911
Billy. who promises 10 be as great a
star as his father. developed into
senior Lacquer with the Yanks This year.
He plays outside left and holds his owa
With heavier players. HIS father pIays
fUllback on the same team.
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TALLEST TOSSER SIGNS
WITH CHICAGO BRUINS

CHICAGO. January II P.-The
tallest player in professional basket ball
has signed to play with the Chicago
Bruins IN the American League.
He is Milas Shoun. Southern College
star and stands feet 2 inches high.
weighs 205 pounds and is 90 years old
He will make his debut with the
Bruins agains. the Cleveland team
Thursday night.
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COLLINS DUE TO REMAIN
AS TAR HEEL GRID TUTOR

CHARLOTTE. N. c., January II Up,
The Charlotte News says that Chuck
Collins whose contract as foot ball
coach at the University OF North Caro-
lima expires with Spring work this year.
is virtually sure of returning to Chapel
Hill next season.
The newspaper recalls the agitation
for Collins removal last season after
the Tar Heels had made poor showing
In the first games Of the season, but
says that after the victories over Duke
and Virginia sentiment changed in IA
vor Of the coach.
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CEhEkt,O. III, January II A,,.~~A
basket ban team composed III I'VE
bfelasis 10 In great demand throughout
central Illinois, All positions are played
by members ~ Tie Schultz family.
Peanuts" "feinie" and Bert Schultz
were letter men and foot ball stars ut
the University Of Illinois and Arthur
and Elmer were high sehoGi ktsya
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EX-PALACE BASKETERS
RUN WILD IN BROOK YIN

Since 1t has played as a Brooklyn
team. the former Washington Palace
club has been romping TO victory In the
American Basket Ball League. It's lat
est victories include 34-to-27 and 26-to-
10 counts over Fort Wayne. Red Con-
atty starred In both engagement for
Brooklyn.
The former Washington quint has
jumped from eighth 10 sixth place In
The league and only game and half
out OF fifth position.
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LEAD HOCKEY SCORERS.

Nv tbs Asab'thtfd Fttas.
MONTREAL January H. George
Hay of the Detroit Cougars heads the
list of high scorers In the American see
ton of the National Hockey League
with / goals and Is assists Hay rates
third on the league wheel, however. as
HOWE Morenz, Canadiens' center. Ii al
the Top with ~ scoring points against
23 for his teammate. Aurei Joliat.
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MICHIGAN GRID GAMES
ATTRACT 468.O88 FANS

ANN AREOR, Mich, January II IN.
University II MichiRAn's foot ball team
appeared befofc 10000 ianA during the
1927 foot bali season The paid All
tendance at three large games. with
Ohio State, Minnesota and the Navy,
exceeded IN each case IA COO persona
Michigan'a total receipts for the foot
ball seasOn amounted Ia S5GU,lB
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YANKEE OLYMPIC HOCKEY
TEAM SAILS JANUARY %

PITTSBURGH. January II LFD.-The
Augsburg College hockey team. which
will represent the United States in the
Olympic ice games. at st. Moritz, Swift
zerland. will sail from New York on
January IS.
The team will play its first game
February II.
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Kentucky. 81; Virginia, %.
Western Maryland, 80; Blue Ridge,
IS.
Illinois, "a: Wisconsin, SO.
Indiana, IS; Chicago, IL.
Michigan, Al; Ohio State, 81.
Michigan State, IS: Coe. IS.
Fordham. 80: Colgate. 80.
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paSsers. SO 10 IS. with Bob Wilson and
Bob CARRIER. finding the cords fire.
quently.
Hyattsvilie High toSSers disposed o.
Woodward School IN SILL game in
the Central y gym. II was the second
defeat the Maryland Schoolboys had
hSnded Woodward II a week.
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Alice Wotthineton. l.. G, Ann Holingsworth
sui stitutlons-~B barbara Childs for Hustis
Ooal@-,,Snrasnc. !: iwos 3 ones: Shr1ck, !
twos. Retcrec-~Miss nohbins
Sophomores are leading In the race
for interclass basket ball honors at
George Washington University, with
close on their heels.
Seniors and Freshmen are slated to
play ut 4 o'clock this afternoon in a
clash which may end the series. If the
Seniors win. they will play the Sopho-
mores for the title If the Freshmen
Firsts win. they will take second place
and the Seniors will be assigned to
third Sophs will be declared victors. as
they already have defeated the Fresh
man squad.
Eugenia Davis, basket ball instructor,
will referee the match.
Columbia Athletic Club basket ball
team will meet tonight In the knights
Of Columbus gymnasium. Tenth and K
streets northwest. for regular practice,
according to Ruth McChesney, man.
agcr.
Games are desired by the team with
other teams of medium ability accord
ing to Miss McChesney. Managers
should communicate with her at IT'S
Second street northeast, telephone
North 9079 Games may be played on
Tuesday and Thursday at o'clock.
Members of the new squad include
Ruth Jones. Grace O'Lone. captain;
Louise Mills. Marion Mcnamara. Kath-
crime Quill and Miss McChesney.
First class signaling tests have been
completed by Betty Cameron of Girl
Scout Troop 20. and she will receive
her badge at the court Of awards on
February 4. at the Holten Arms gym
nasium on Church street.
Miss Cameron passed her examina-
ton last week under j. F. Hawley,
scoutmaster for the local Boy Scouts.
Second-c class badges also will be pre-
sented at the February court. to all
local girls who have passed these tests.
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KIRBY TO REPRESENT q. s.

NEW YORK. January II Pl.--Gus-
tavtis r Kirby will represent the United
States as Official delegate at the Olym-
pic Winter sports competition. which
opens at st. Moritz. Switzerland. Feb
rrtarv II
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WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

hazardous passing for better position
when an opening to the ring already
was clear.
Smooth teamwork was the Outstand-
feature of Foxcrott's performance. The
locals Still showed rough corners which
doubtless will be ironcd out rs their
season progresses.
Iine-un and summary.
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FREDERICK, Md, January iT.~~Oid
Dominion Hoat Club basket ball team Of
Alexandria viii journey here tonight 10
ntsst ths CFssaps Rifles, q
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Louis A. Uougher base ball writer
IT the Washington Times, has been
elected chairman 81 The Washington
Chapter of the Basr ball Writers Asso~
citation Of America f0T This year lie
succeeds Gene keshler, who resigned.
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Minneapolis, O.; ST. Paul, lover
timel.
Pittsburgh Pirates, 9: Chicago Black
hawks. l.
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Battery A defeated Troop A, ~ TO 81
and Battery b routed Quartermaster
Corps. ca 10 20. In Fort Myer Baske;
Ball League games.
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ID. G.. TEAMS MAY STRIVE
FOR BASKET BALL TITLES

| but bowling to Petworth Athletic Club,
| Is to 26.
Company E. District National Guard
vanquished Red Shields. IS TO %.
Flying Clouds added two more court
wins to their string, routing Pierce
Preps 80 TO II, and AZ TO 2.
Emery quint pointed the way to Ana
| costa Wonders. 81 to ID.
Dixie Pig basketers took Mclean, Va,
| Athletic Club over the bumps, 81 to "a
Christ Child basketers downed En-
manuel, 40 to 20.
Army War College added another a;
| the expense OF Potomac Boat Club. 81
to Is.
Russell Young Co. tossers trimmed
True Blue five. 48 TO "a.
Whippetts drubbed Cathedral floor
rneT, 40 10 81" Mas ~ -."'p'
Jewish Community Center Junior bas-
keters meet Silver Spring Stars tomor-
row night In that Maryland town at
| o'clock.
Southern tossers overcame Army Med
ical Center. IL 70 IS.
Lightning basketers meet Washing
ton Barracks Boys Club tonight In the
barracks gym at 8 o'clock.
| TivoIi Whiriwinds hung a 1929 de-
| feat on Fort Washington.
! Trinity Methodist tossers seek game
/ for tonight with l30-pound team hav-
! ing court. Call Manager J. w. OCon.
| nor at Atlantic 43l5.
| Carnegie Public Library quint. a new
! ly organized team. downed Petworih
! A. c., % 10 IS. in the winners opening
| game.
| Battery A defeated Troop A, ~ TO 81
| and Battery B routed Quartermaster
| Corps. ca 10 20. in Fort Myer Baske;
Ball League games.
|
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Carnegie Public Library quint. new
ly organized team. downed Petworth
A. c.. % 10 IS. in the winners opening
game.
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BASKETS AND BACKBOARDS

BY Dir FORREST &. ~PHOGD ALLEN.
81
na,tL.ty d KNta. AID Aat1ot ot NY nak, Bal Bible.
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In Thursdays game Maryland will
play its second game in as many nights.
having University of Kentucky as its
guest at College Park. and Catholic
University viii play host to the invad-
ing Duouasne ouint.