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Evening star., 1928-12-09
THREE OLD LINERS
CHOSEN FOR GAME
Will Play in All-Southern Con-
ference Grid Fray
for Charity.

LEXINGTON, KY. December 8 P-
Nineteen Southern Conference institu-
tions will furnish players on the two
foot bali teams which will play an ala
conference charity game in Atlanta on
New Year day.
The selection. made by coaches from
conference schools we're announced
Trough the Associated Press by DR..
w. D. F1inkhouser, secretary of the
Inference.
One eleven will be made up of players
from schools in what coaches have
designated as the southern division and
another from those in the northern
section of the body.
Three Maryland men, Snyder. full
back; Crothers. Cuard, end Dodson, end
are en- the northern division squad.
The selections:
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Pund Drennon. speer, Waddy, Mizel and
Thomson. Georgia Tech; soland, Jackson,
Lautenhei2er and McCrary, Georsia; Banker,
Holm. Alabama; wilson and Tinsley' L Louis. ISL
ana state; Van Sickle and CrabtFee, Florida:
Pappenheimer, Mississippi A. and M; Gerald
Walker, University OF Mississippi.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
Schwartz. Farris, Vaughn and Sapp North
Carolina PRESLEY. Clemson; McEver and
South Carolina; Lusky.. Abernathy. Ar:
mistead and Brown: Vanderbilt; Bailey and
Peake. Virsinia POLYTECHNIC; Snyder, Dod-
son and Crothers' Maryland; White; ssh wash
Institute; Drudy and Dees Kentucky: Sloan.
Virginia.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
6. i. QU|NT TAKES
ITS OPENING GAME
Downs Baltimore U.. 1926,
After Making Rather
Slow Start.

Georgetown basket ballers opened
tl1sir court season ast night by trounc-
ing Baltimore University in a fast
game in the George washington gym
nasiun
A large crowd was on hand for the
first exhibition of the indoor sport in
collegiate circles this season in Wash
ington
Don Dutton and Maurice Mccarthy,
veterans of last years crack combina-
ton, were the big guns of the Hill
toppers' attack, while Freddie Mesmer,
Hal Meenan and Jack Byrnes filled
out well-rounded five Elliott and
Allison of Monumental City team were
the high-point men FOR the visitors.
Georgetown was slow to get under
way, 18 minutes of the first half pass
ing before Dutton scored their first
goal from the floor, and at the half
were out in front bv a narrow margin,
l6 to 13. After the int~rmission th9
Ho--a stepped out quickly to open up
a 25to-13 lead.
Dutton First to Score. !
Dutton scored the first point of the
game with foul toss after about two
minutes of play. but minute later
Hane tied the count. A series of sue
cessful foul shots by Dutton, who scored
twice, Mesrler and Neenan, gave the
Hoyas a to i lead, but then the Bal
tirnoreans showed their best work of
the evening by forging ahead 10 to 5
on three long court goals by Allison.
!anky center, double decker by Nor
ris and foul by Hane
Led by Dutton and Meenan. however
the HilltopOers rallied to hold a Sigh.
lead over the visitors at the half.
The second half was all Georgetown's
Duttcn startnd by sinking a goal from
side court; Dunn duplicated, and Nc
Carthys put the game on ice bv dribblinc
In twice for snowsirds and also getting
foul.
The visitors could never come closer
than s points to overhauling the Hoyas,
while severe injury to Hane. stellar
guard OF Baltimore team, seemed to
take good deal out of the visitors.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
MARINES CONQUER
LOYOLA BY POINT
Gain 14-13 Victory in New
Orleans as Foes Fail
to Kick Goal.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associates Press.
NEW ORLEANS. December BE
cause of 100 per cent efficiency in 60
ing after the point after touchdown the
Quantico Marines marched away with
a 14-to-13 victory over Loyola of New
Orleans here today before crowd of
5000 shivering spectators.
1t was the second time Loyola eleven
has been defeated on New Orleans soil
in four years and the fans forgot to
sfiver as Decell, substitute halfback, at
tempted to kick the point after touch
down which would have meant a tie.
But the kick went wild and the home
team lost.
Gotko substitute Marine halfback,
was more successful, kicking 2 points
when he had only that many chances.
At the start it looked as if the home
team would run away with a victory.
Loyola received first and rushed the ball
down the field, aided materially by q
52-yard run by Bulge, until the oval
was on the opponents 1-yard line
Maitland, fullback, then crashed
through center and Lopez kicked goal.
They shall not pass" the Marines
then told themselves and In the next
period Loyola was held scoreless. For
getting they we're Marines, the fighting
eleven deserted the ground attack and
took the air with huge success. The
ball was taken to the Loyola 8-yard
lire and Woods went through left tackle
for touchdown and Poppelman kicked
goal.
In the third quarter the Marines be-
gan savage land attack and Loyola
retreatcd to. its 1-yard line, when Pop
pelman plunged through center. Gotko
kicked goal
Loyola then fought the Marines to a
Standstill for a while and scored an
! other touchdown when Moore circled
left end for Is yards
Evening star., 1928-12-09
10 |NTERSECT|ONAL
T|LTS FOR BIG TEN
Six Eastern, Two Southern
Teams, One of Far West
Will Be Engaged.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HICAGO, December S.-Ten in
tersectional games are listed
for Western Conference elevenS
~ for the 1929 season.
Harvard, Army, Pittsburgh,
Colgate. Princeton, Navy. Mississippi,
Vanderbilt and the University of Wash
ington are the Eastern. Western and
Southern teams that will collide with
big 10 elevens.
The University of Washington Hus-
kies. never seen before in the Western
Conference. will play the University
OF Chicago at Chicago in the final game
of the season.
The South will send Vanderbilt
Northward to oppose Minnesota at
versity of Mississippi coming to Lafay-
cite. Ind. for game with Purdue.
November 9. IN
After several years of discussion
Harvard will come to the Midwest for a
game with Michigan at Ann Arbor
November 9. Colgate will engage two
big 10 teams. meeting Wisconsin at
Madison, October 5, and Indiana at
Bloomington. October 19.
The outstandins intersectional games are:
october S-Colgate VS.. Wisconsin, at Madi
October. .l2-Vanderbilt vs.. Minnesota, at
Minneapolis.
October i9-Colgate vs.. Indiana. at Bloom
ington
November 2-chicago vs. Princeton. at
Princeton.
November 2-ohio State vs.. Pittsburgh. at
Pittsburgh.
November s-Harvard vs.. Michisan, a. Ann
NMcy:mssr Moy:n,Ss saAsTy vs.; Illinois. ,t uEbana
Lafayette.
: Noysmber ls-Navy vs.. Ohio Stats at
November 23-University Of Washington
VS.. Chicago, at Chicago.
:. In addition to the intersectiopNl gaa1ss.
Notre Dame. perennial rival OF b. Ten
team S, VIII make three appearances ayainst
conference elevens. Rockne's ramblers meet
Indiana At Bloomington October s.; Wis
conSin az South Bend October 10. and North
western al Evanston November 23.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
CLUB BASKETERS SWING
INTO FULL STRIDE SOON

Washington College, Chestertown. Md
the Eagles will have at hand all mem
berS of last seasons team, including
Clarke. Bennie, Faber, Sweeney
Thompson and Streeks, and King and
Krunn, newcomers,
To raise funds for Christmas charity
work Phoenix A. c. and French A. e.
basketers viii meet next Saturday night
at 8 o'clock in the Boys Club GYM
nasiun. There will be a preliminary
game, opponents to be announced later
Walter Johnson. manager of the Wash
ington base ball team, is to present a
cup, offered by Castelberg's, to the win
ming team and Joe Judge, first base
man OF the Nationals, is announced as
the referee.
Clark Griffith ice pound basketers,
who defeated Cleveland Parks. "a to Is,
in their last game, are seeking more
opposition. Call Manager Mendelson at
Columbia 1853
Engagements are sought by Fort
limited class teams hereabouts from
Christmas through February Call
Lieut.. J. w. Homewood, athletic officer
at Fort Washington.
Jewish Community Center whirf-
winds, who have won three games in as
many starts and tonight at 7:30 o'clock
will engage Stanley A. c. at the Center,
are cunning for other foes. Call Adams
97g3.
In addition to their match with j. c.
C. Whiriwinds tonight Stanley tossers
will meet Washington Loan & Trust
Co. basketers Tuesday at o'clock in
Central High gym and Wednesday night
win travel to Laurel, Md, to meet the
quint representing the National Guard
company there Other games are
sought by Stanleys. Call Columbia
9333 after pm.
Lionel A. C. is listing engagements
with teams IN the 1l5-pound class
having gyms for Thursday nights
Challenges are being received at Adams
4S5.
Peck Memorial senior, junior and in
sect class quints are seeking opponents
The business manager of all the teams
may be reached at Potomac 4270 after
pm.
Games with the Trojan 85-pound
basketers may be booked by calling
Adams 6083.
Sox Harrington is listing matches
for st. Martins unlimited class quirlt.
Call him at North 1921.
Coleman Jennings five is after en-
counters with teams in the Hollis
pound class The manager may be
reached at Atlantic 4356-W between
9 and 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

0LUB basket ball in this section
will swing into full stride this
week Most Of the leagues are
~ we'll started on their schedules
and virtually all quints playing
independently have begun activities
Before this week is out all clubs of this
area will have shown their wares, it is
expected.
Play in the Community Center Bas-
ket Ball League will open tomorrow
night. Eight teams are entered in the
unlimited section of the center league
including Woltz Photographers, Ma
tional Publishing Co., Petworth Nets
Potomac Boat Club. Mount Vernon
Sioux, Hartman g. Co. and Washing
ton Grays. Five teams make up the
senior section. They ars Pontiacs
Tremonts, Mount Vernon Cards, Gen.
trail Reds and Eastern Props.
Two new gymnasiums have been
opened by the community center this
season to keep pace with the increas-
ing demand. The new ones are at
Langley Junior High School.
Eight gymnasiums now are operating
under direction Of the center. In addi-
tion to the Langley gymnasiums, which
are supervised by r. w. Axt, there are
two floors at Central Community Cert
ter, supervised by Mike Kelley; one at
East Washington under E. c. Rick, one
at Mcfarland Center, under j. T. Dom
ovan; one. at Columbia Heights and ore
at Southeast Community Center, under
o. D. Porter
There now are 70 teams using the
center gymnasiumS and it is planned
to ooen more floors for the many addi-
tional teams now waiting if sufficient
funds are made available. Winfree E.
Johnson has been appointed general
supervisor of physical activities for men
and boys of the center.
Schedules fer both the unlimited and
senior class loops will be drawn for the
entire season at meeting of managers
to be held Thursday night at 8 o'clock
at the Franklin School.
All games this week will be in the un-
limited circuit. The card follows:
Tomorrow. Washington Grays VS.
Si-ux. O'Clock, Central Center; Tues
man Co., 8 o'clock, Langley Center;
Wednesdav. Mount Vernons VS.. Sioux
o'clock, Central Center; Friday, Pet
worth Nets VS.. Potomac Boat Club, .
o'clock, Marfarland Center.
Anacostia Eagles, District unlimited
class basket ball champions, will this
season play under the name of Skinker
Bros Eagles Eagles will open their
campaign next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock In Congress Heights gymnasium,
entertaining Army War College In ad-
dition to Sunday afternoon games, the
Birds, who will aCain be managed by
the genial Bernie Peacock, plan TO play
WEDNESDAY aftern ~ons.
Except Beatty who is now a coach a
Evening star., 1928-12-09
FOUR COLLEGE COURT
CONTESTS THIS WEEK

There will be four collegiate basket
ball games here this week and George
town will take part in two of them.
Here is the list:
Wednesday-Ge0rgetO VS.. West
ern Maryland at George Washing
ton gym.
Friday-Gallaudet at American
University.
acknowledgements VS.. La
fayette at George Washington gym;
Baltimore University at Catholic
University.
Maryland plays its first game with
William and Mary at College Park OF
December 30 and George washington
will not see action until after the
Christmas holidays.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
ALEXANDRIA HIGH
WINS GRID TITLE
Beats South Boston Eleven,
81 to IL, in Battle for
State Honors.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December "a
brilliant forward passing attack that
seldom failed gave Alexandria High
School the first State championship in
it's history today when the Maroon and
Write scored a 31-to-I2 triumph over
South Boston High School of South
Boston, Va, in Dreadnaught Park.
Close to 5000 saw an interesting con-
test
Alexandria High Schools scoring was
confined to two periods, the second and
fourth. Three touchdowns were Tailed
in the second period on forward passes
in the fourth, and the final touchdown
was counted on South Boston tumble
Losers Score Easily.
The invaders scored shortly after the
opening kickoff, when Hancock fumbled
the ball on the second play of the game
and De Jarnett, South Boston captain,
recovered. Penick missed drop-kick
Paul Travers placed Alexandria in a
scoring position in the second period
on 35-yard end run and then executed
pass to Williams, which gave Alex
andria the ball on the 18-yard line.
Green and P. Travers took the oval to
the 8-yard line and Travers passed to
Luckett for a touchdown. A forward
pass, TraverS to Gallagher, was knocked
down on the try for extra point
South Boston jumped into the lead
In the second quarter when Penick made
long runs that put the ball on Alexan-
dria's 7-yard line De Jarnett plunged
half the distance and Penick tore off
the remaining yards. A forward pass,
Penick to Veasy, on the try for extra
point, was grounded.
Pass Brings Score.
Alexandria quickly retaliated when
Luckett took Penick's kickoff on his
own 40-yard line and ran the ball be-
yond nidfield. Luckett then received a
long forward pass from Travers for a
touchdown. Hancock failed to plunge
over for the extra point
The locals gained the lead in the
next few moments of the second quar-
ter. Gallagher intercepted a South
Boston pass and ran the ball to the
invaders 30-yard line. Gallagher then
took pass from Travers and ran 10
yards to the South Boston goal. Paul
Travers was halted on an end run on
the extra point attempt.
Paul TraverS heaved forward pass
to Williams, 35 yards distant, for a
touchdown in the third period TO give
alexandria a 24-12 lead and West in
creased the total with a drop-kick for
the extra point.
Williams ended the scoring in the
fourth period when he scooped a South
Boston tumble and ran yards for a
toucndown. Travers missed a drop
kick for the extra point.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
BLISS SCHOOL QUARTET
TO PLAY IN FREDERICK

FREDERICK, Mo, December g.
Cresaps Rifles basket ball team will
open its season here Wednesday night
when Bliss Electrical Schools quint will
appear at the State Armory Jim
Houck, former Bliss star, win be in the
local teams lineup
Herbie Young, former Washington
boy, who played with the local Blue
Ridge League base ball team the past
season, is a regular guard on the Rifles
team. Last year Jack Smith and Larry
Boerner two other Washington boys,
whone with the local team.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
PURPLE TROUNCES
! Dewitt BY IS TO 6
Strong Line Vital Factor in
Streeters' Victory Over .
Old Rival.

- ONZAGA'S foot ball eleven yes
terCay won the District prep
r school title when it swept to a
~ 1876 triumph over its dearest
foe, Dewitt School, in their an
nual clash in Griffith Stadium. 1t was
a sweet victory for Genzaga, as Dewitt
took the I Stresters into camp last sea-
son. Each team now has defeated the
other twice since they beyln gridiron
the lest of the schoolboy campaign
hereabout.
DiSnlaving superior speed and a more
varied attack. Gonzaga outclassed Dewitt
most of the way. The Purple scored its
first touchdown in the opening period,
and after Dewitt had counted in the
third session. came back in the fourth
to push across another touchdown an
put the game in the b5g.
It. was toe stronger Goniaga line that
proved a vital factor in the success of
that eleven. Dewitt exhibited quite
capable ba ck1eld. but time and again
the Gonsasa linemen came crashing
through to stop the enemy attack before
1t had got under way. The entire Con-
zaga backf1eld showed to advantage.
GOnzaga First to Score.
After neither team had scored in the
first period, Gonzaga broke the ice in
the second session, when it scored its
first touchdown on the initial play after
receiving punt in midfield McVean
whipped 20-yard pass to Pyne, who
raced 80 yards to register. McVean's
drop-kic' for the extra point was ac
curate G0nzaga again threatened the
Dewitt goal in the late stages of this
period. getting to the 23-yard line. Eere
Dsvitts defense stiffened. and McVran
eSsayed field goal which went awry.
Dsvitt unle9shsd its E1cst effective of-
fensive to start the third period. A
nifty 30-yard run by Abramson, little
Dewitt quarterback. put the ball within
striking distance of the GonZaga goal.
Abramson c.ided 10 more yards at the
line on tae next play and runs by
Knott and Kiloane brought the ball to
Gonzaga's 15-yard line. Here Capt.
Knott hurlsd pass to Gi.eson wao
raced over the Inc for tl1a touchdown
Bernard's place-kick for the extra point
failed. Ganzaga laShod back with de-
terlnined attack in the lsto stages of the
period, but the drive was checked on the
25-yard line when Dewitt intercepted
pass.
Purple Runs Wild.
1t was all Gonzaga in the last period,
though it was not until the final mo-
ments OF the game that the Purple con-
trived to score. Early in the period
the Streeters smashed through t. the
5-yard line but here Dewitt held and
kicked cut of temporary danger. Two
flImbles by Abranson na3led Gon2aao
to get in scoring position again. Hot
bCoos. PTp.e left guard, recovering the.
BAN on Dcvitts 15-yard line following
AbramsonS second bo3ble.
Dewitt. however again stavedSof the
Purple attack. bot McVean few
moments later intercepted a pass from
Knott and strea%1d 25 yards to Devitt's
1-yard down. On the second play after
this pinckney nlnnsed n7er the second
Gonzsga touchdown. McVeans drop
kick for the extra point failed.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
GEORGIA j. IS 266
VICTIM Of TORNADO
Continued From First Page0

Continued From First Page)
the way. From the outset Lumpkin.
Thomson, Mizell. Dunlap and other
backs dashed frequently for telling
gains, while Frank Waddey, end,
snagged several passes.
Georgia's- only touchdown came in
the first period, when Peter Pond. Tech
center, made a poor pass to Mizell. who
failed to pick up the ball. Palmer,
Bulldog end, recovered on Techs IT.
yard stripe and ran 5 yards. Then,
after three line plays failed. Hooks
passed to Maffett over the goal for a
touchdown.
Tech scored first in the second quar-
ter when McCrary's tumble gave the
Tornado the ball on Georgias 18-yard
line. Lumpkin finally went over
Tech scored soon after the third
period opened After taking the
kickoff, Georgia failed to gain and Hill
punted to Thop1ason on Techs 40-yard
line. The whirling halfback ran the
punt back yards, and on the next play
broke away around left end and raced
to Georgias 15-yard line, where he was
forced out of bounds by Hooks. Mizell
and Lunpkin together reeled off a first
down on Georgia's 3-yard line, and
from there Lumpkin went over.
Then came Thomason's score. after
which Coach Bill Alexander ran in SUBJ
stitutes freely.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
WOLFF T0SSERS EASILY
DEFEAT WEST QUINTET

Exhibiting fine passing game and
a stalwart defense, Woltz Photographers
defeated the w. H. West Co. tossers, 35
to 30, in Washington City Basket
Ball League game last night in Eastern
High gym. The victors held the whip
hand all the way.
Jack Faber and Tony Stewart turned
in smart exhibitions for Foltz. with
Del zahn showing stoutly on defense
for the losers.
At the half Woltz was in the van, IL
to s.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Grid Lauek Won BY Con5qga Apaches oha,v Pned for Fray
TR0JANS BEST ELEVEN
UNDER RATING SYSTEM

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, December
LP).-Under the Dickinson rating
system, the Trojans of Southern
California are the national foot ball
champions of America for 1928. The
University of California was second.
Frank G. Dickinson of the Eco
nOmicS Department of the Univer-
sity of Illinois and originator of the
system, announced the rating today.
The Dickinson rating fer 1928:
Southern California. 24.1S points;
California, $3.50; Georgia Tech,
1000; Wisconsin. 1917; Stanford,
1911; Carnegie Tech. 1888; Iowa.
1888; Illinois, 1888; Army, 1850;
New York University. 1928; Penn
sylvania, 1890.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Line-Up and Summary.
HYATTSvILLE FAIR SEX
LOSE SOCCER CONTEST

BALTIMORE, Md, December g.
Towson High School, field bali cham
plon OF Baltimore County, added the
western Shore title to it's achievements,
and advanced to the final round in
the Girls State Championship by con-
quering Hyattsville High School of
Prince George, to 4, at Patterson
Park today. Miss Smith, inside left
forward, tailed both the Hyattsville
goals.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

w YITH foot ball now over with
n the playing Of the Dewitt
" Gonzsga game yesterday
basket ball in scholastic
circles hereabout will get
under way in earnest this week
Eight games are carded this week,
contests being booked for every day
except tomorrow and Thursday.
TWO encounters are listed Tuesday
Gcor12town Prep will open its season
against Central in the Central gym
and Western will start it's campaign
against Swavely School at Manassas,
Va.
wednesday will be the biggest day
of the. week with three matches in
order. Emerson and Business will make
their debuts, clashing in the Stenog
gym Eastern and Catholic University
Freshmen will meet on the floor at
Brookland, and Hyattsville High and
Cakton High will face in the latterss
gym in Fairfax County, Va.
Emerson and Eastern will meet in the
Lincoln Parker's gym Friday, while
Central will travel to Hagerstown to
engage the high school team there. 1t
will be the first game of a two-day trip
for Central which is listed to hook
up with York, Pa, High. in York on
Saturday.
Under direction Of Coach H. p. San
born Eastern Highs School basket ball
team now is fast rounding to condition
and indications are that the. Lincoln
Park combination Will be q sturdy one.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
GEORGIA ELEVEN LISTS
YALE AND NEW YORK D.

ATHENS, Ga. December UpD.-Uni-
versity of Georgia's 1929 foot ball ma
chine will fight two intersectional bat
ties, one on the home field against
Yale's mighty Blue Bulldogs, and the
other lin New York against New York
Universitys Violets, in addition to six
conference tits.
The schedule:
October 5-Furman.
October i2-Yale
October I9-North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
October 2S-Florida at Jacksonville.
November 2-Tulane at Columbus.
November e-New York University al New
York.
November I6-Auburn.
November 2S-Alabama At Birmingham.
December T--Georsia Tech
Evening star., 1928-12-09
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

oTidence, 1; Springfield, o.
IS Canadeines, 2; Toronto, 1.
Detroit, 3; Pittsburgh, o.
Boston, 5; Montreal Maroons. 1.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

SubStituti0nS: M0hawkS-Piank 1N,
Egan t2D, Cox (2). Kinney 10,
Moore u6l. Leventhal 19), Myers (22).
Lynch t24). COlliere (3), Wilton 1S),
Goldsmith 15). Eddinger (13), SwOpe
t23l. Apaches-J. Sweeney t2), Briggs
III, Flaherty (4). Lfnk0uS (25). n.
Sweeney tS), Burch t2D, Waters (1Sl,
Chatlin l24). Bush (2D, Campbell t3),
Myers (22). McAlwee (7), Sullivan Q4).
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Lineup and Summary.

Score by periods:
Loyola ............,........7 0-13
Summary touchdowns seoring-Quantico,
Woods, Poppelman; Loyola. Maitland. Moore
Point after uchdowns-Quantico, Gotko q
place-kicksl Loyola. Lopez tplace-kck>.
Referec-Mr. Irwin (Drakel. Umpire
Mr.. Dahlene tAanamal. Head Hnesmau-
Mr.. Wight fTulane) Field iudge-Mr.
STREET (Auburnl.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Lineup and Summary.

TouchdownS-Pyne, Pinckney. Gleeson.
Points after touchdown-McVean (drop-kickl }.
Points after touchdown, missed-McVean
(dTop-kickl, Bernard placement.
Sabstitutons: Gonzaga-BusSink for ALL
man. Edmonston for Ferris; Devitt--Walker
for Huntress, Sampson for Clarke, Cutler for
minss.
Eefe1ee-Mr. Towers (Colrmhia). Umrire
Mr.. E1erts (Catholic University. Lines
nnan-Mr. Mccartney (Boston Collegel.