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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
KOONS IS ELECTED HEAD
OF CONGRESSIONAL CLUB

IOHN c. Rooms. vice president Of
the Chesapeake " potomac Tele-
phone Co. was eics''ed president
~ of the Congressic al Country
Club at the annual meeting OF
the club last night at tn. clubhouse
in Montgomery County. Md. Rooms
succeeds Joseph II Hines former men,
her of Congress from Ohio. who has
served two terms as president Of the
club.
George O. Watson. president Of the
Liberty National Bank. was elected
treasurer. and Albert w Walker. in
vcstmcnt banker was elected secre-
tary. Four vice presidents and the
chairmcn of all standing committees
will be chosen By the hoard of govern
ors after comforting With the new presl-
dent
A golf committee chairman TO sue
coed J. Raymond McCari was not
chosen last night. Twelve members OF
the club were elected TO the board OF
governors for thrcc-ycar term. while
another Was elected to the board to fill
an unexpircd term of one year
A library of almost priceless books
on gol and works on the game by
carly masters was formally presented
TO tho club by James Meegan. a mem
bnr. VINO for many years has made
a hobby Of collecting books on the
pastime. The collection consists 81 $50
hooks. and so more are promised.
Some Of tho volumes in the collec-
ton cannot b. duplicated at any price
haring been acquired BY Meccan over
a stretch Of years al considerable ex-
pense The collection will be located
in an appropriate place.
Warm weather golfers are due tn
have their week end golf checkmated.
according to the Weather Bureau fore
cast, which promises several cold DAYS
to follow the present low Temperature.
4 group Of Washington men have
initiated plan for construction Of an
lS-hole golf course near Annapolis. on
property to b. developed under the
name of the Annapolis Yachting ami
Country Club The tract of land TO
be developed according 10 the an
nouncemcnt. overlooks Chesapeake Bay
and the Severn River. and is near The
Naval Experimental Farm and the
radio plant g,
Warrington men named in connec-
ti0n with the project include the inl-
lowing: William l.. P King a n m
Der Of the Columbia. Washington and
Manor clubs: Douglas NJ. Burnham.
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BY SOL METZGER.

Princeton's attack sends four men
on line down the floor a guard
staying back. One of the middle
men dribbles TO midcourt as the
other beside him breaks for the
basket and reverSes at the free
throw line This is No. in the
diagram. He is covered by oppo-
mont B. IN the second line of de-
fense No 2 runs back until just
behind opponent A. where he re-
ceives pass and immediately passes
To No. !, breaking down the side
line.
II the defense is strictly man to
man. B covering and A covering | i.
No. Is free and dribbles in for a
shot.
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Ton hthlstlc Association runner ann
Other efaek performers WI oppose hI11
GssfEstown uniyefsity'k rife team
when Was " open iis season To-Day IN
d tle2Tsphie match with West Virginia
Mississippi Agglss sud Kansas State, has
other attractive engagements during the
season, fl follows
January ~ University ~ Washing
ION Louisiana SLatf, Michigan
February IL Iowa Slate, Cincinnati
and Denuis0n 10 New Megic0 Military
Academy. Navy 81 Annapolis. 20 Day
D51 University
Hsfcli~3 HaksaI husaiih hggirs
North DakoiR State tEhlgh Carnegie
Tech Minnesota Penn state ~ Wash
ington - Gettysbufg aul uniFsrbit}
Il Vermont
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.HATCHET.|S DUG Up
|. IN OIL YMP|C RANKS
War Breaks Out Over Choice
OF Speed Skating. Hockey
and Lacrosse Teams.

Rs the A-~o"atpd Pres
n YEW YORK. Januar" 2l.--Just
~ when 1t seemed that peace and
VI harmony had been restored 10
Olympic ranks something OF a
spirit Of insurreCtion has
broken out
The new Olympic year. after starting
of with bIrial-of-the- hatchnt cere-
mony by sports governing organizations.
already has developed three separate
and distinct controversies over team
selections.
The disputes have arisen over choice
OF the speed skating hockey and
| lacrosse teams. This team selection
subject always has been packed with
dynamite, because of the conflicting
interests involved. but 1t appears 10 be
rrcmpting more open debate than
usual
II necessary. Mai. Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur. president Of the American
Olympic committee. is prepared 10
WELD tho big stick TO settle matters.
In fact. the general already has taken
an active hand in two or three subjects
OF controversy
He has. in effect. rebnked William s
Haddock of Pittsburgh. chairman Of the
olympic hockey committee for failing
10 hold try-outs for an Olympic hockey
team and. instead. selecting tho AugS-
burg College team Of Minneapolis. for
the trip. Although he lid not act
clone in this matter, Maj Gen. Mac
Arthur made the final decision against
approving the augsburg teams selec-
ton, taking Haddock to task at the
1ame time.
In Lacrosse, whore two groups are at
oggerheads over the method OF select
ing the Olympic team. the general has
@tcpDed in with the suggestion that an
all-star team b, p;ttcd against III" in
tsrco!legi2te champions u determine
which is better equipped To wear the
American shield at AnSt erdam
Olympic officials may not have con-
idered the value CT his military ex-
perience in selecting Mai Gen Mac
Arthur to succeed the late Bill" Prout.
but his knowledge Of camDaign tactics
appears likely TO come in haaty
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TWO BIG TEN MEETS
ARE LISTED TONIGHT

~ the Asao,tatrA Fyrs$
CHICAGO. January si,~~The West
ern Conference 0doos track sea-
son viii hc uShHred III toniSht With the
University OF CMcaeo teaW mret;ns
Indiana University at Chicago and the
Northwestern University squad Invading
South BEND a. ,anele With NotFe Dame,
The Chicago team viii attempt 10 gam
its third dual victory over the Indiana
,auaa. which has been shaving itnrroNe.
ment under It's new coach I HAYES
Northwestern will face NNiFe Dame
with virtually the same team a. last
year, with the exception NJ the middle
disIanEr men
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PURDUE FIVE MUST
WIN TO KEEP LEAD

b. ths Assnci sted Press
CHICAGO. January 2i.--Unde!eated
IN the Western Conference. but having
played only one game. the Purdue has
ket ball team will play the Iowa Uni
yersity five at Iowa CITY In wha. pror.
ises TO be the feature event OF tonight s
Big Ten basket ball program.
The Boilermakers won their only con-
terence game from Illinois, 30 10 "a.
early in the season.
Two other games are 70 be PLAYED
tonight. Illinois meets Indiana a.
BLOOMINGTON. while Chicago tanclrs
WITH Ohio State at Columbus. In the
lllinois-Indiana game. the Illini will be
battling TO get back TO a 500 percentage
wnhe the Hoosiers have championship
aspirations, having lost but one game,
The annual midyear lulu sets in after
tonighs games. there being only three
gaines scheduled until week from next
Saturday.
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pre- list of the d M Burnhara Co. .
A. l.. 1ough'on Of Manor. an insurance
mar. George B. See of the r'-trict
National Bank. and Harvey 3. Cox Of
the department Of Justice.
Alex A. SANDY Armour. associate
pro at Congressional, Is in the city
today from his golf school in New
York He will return 10 New YORK
shortly.
A controversial point In the rules
having 10 do with out-Of-bounds areas
is causing much comment at Columbia.
j. E. Baines Of Columbia was playing
not long ago with guest Who vas I'M
familiar with the course and the shots
needed. At the seventeenth. after the
tee shot the guest was at loss as tn
how IN play the second shot 10 tho
elevated green Baines told him it was
quite a lengthy shot and needed con-
siderable spin TO make the bail STICK
on the green. while the railroad tracks
behind the green we're our Of bounds.
The guest played fine high shot, but
it was much too strong. and carrying
all the out-Of-bounds area wound up
on the hillside Of the fourteenth green.
on club property. but on another hole
The question then arose. Was the ball
out of bounds al the seventeenth" II
had never touched the out of-bOunds
area and ives still on the golf course.
although TO get back 10 The seventeenth
II would again have - % pitched over
the railroad tracks No one seemed 10
know lust what 10 rule. and the qucS-
ton is still being debated around the
nineteenth hole
Nv the ruling that students ~ ti1e
Naval Academy must 90 through q
course in golf instruction. Jimmy Roche
Elkridge instructor. takes on the dig
nitv of golf professional Roche has
been named instructor To the embryo
admirals The Naval ACADEMY has q
short l8-hole golf course attached IN H.
at Annapolis, and should turn out some
GOOD golfers under competent instruc-
ton.
Harry ". Coils, well known golf
course architect and constructor. will
design the new course Of the Mount
Vernon Yacht and Country Club ir
Virginia. near the home Of George
Washington
Collins also has been engaged bv the
Manor Club 10 work on the now ninc-
hole layout
Officers of the Noun, Vernon Yacht
and Country Ciub expect the course Z
b. ready next Fail.
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l. have organized basket ball
team to be known as the ESQ
IL Giants The team which Is made
up of former high school and In
dependent team stars will play In un-
limited ranks and is now booking games.
Challenges are being received by E, r.
Reavis. Lincoln 1870.
Knights Of Columbus and Clovers will
meet tonight in city basket ball league
game in the Casey Hall at 3 O'Clock.
In Bows Club League games Senators
defeated Roses. IS to Ia; De Luxe noscd
out Epiphany Chapels. "a to 81. and
Harfords trimmed CentennialS 40 10 II.
Warwick Coilegians will meet Palace
Athletic Club in tho preliminary To the
hnacostia Eagle Original Wonder game
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock in Con-
cress Heights Auditorium. Eagles routed
American Railway Express tossers. - to
.. last night.
Nativity senior bssketrrs meet Caro-
iinas tonight at O'Clock in Eastern
High gym.
Calvary Baptist will meet Hamlints
At 80 O'Clock in the opening game Of
three in the Sunday School League to-
night in Central Y gym. Games b.
tween Columbia Heights Christian am
United Brethren and Calvary NJ. e. and
Potworth will follow.
Woity Photographers drubb.d Ma
tional Publishing Co. quint. SO 10 "a.
In Bows Interchurch League Games
Y. NJ c. A. Juniors downed Western
Presbyterian 20 tn II; Mount Vernon
Pap'.sts defeated Metro,,olitan Bantiets
Ia 10 IL. and Gunton Temple thos the
measure Of Calvary Baptist, - 10 a
ST. Martins Howned Palace A. C. baS-
keters, "a to 80.
ST. Martins Rovcrs overcome Brook
land A. c. five. u 10 H.
win,ons bowed to Army Medicos in
a Sig tilt.
Aces dewncd Woodward SCHOOL quin
81 10 i6
foamers fell victim to ARM War
College. IL TO 81.
Whippetts. with Lewis Burke and
Lehman doing most OF their scoring.
defeated Americans 43 TO %.
Takonna 4. e. squeezed out a 23-;o-20
triumph over Bliss School tossers
jones led the attack Of the Redwood
Hye which dr'ibbed Good Shepherds
81 IN rs
Cleveland Flashes. with William
heading their offensive. trimmed
Friends five. 80 10 -.
Jewish Community Center Juniors
dubbed A2tecs. 80 IN O. Newman was
top scorer for the Hc.ors
Marine Barracks tosserx doVned In
dian Head Marines. 20 IN II.
Carnegie quint won It's FIRST game, de-
icating Petworth A C., q 10 20.
Peerless e"urtmen drubbed Pullman
i've, SO IN IS.
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N0RTHERM GRID SQUAD
WILL BANQUET TONIGHT

Northern foot hall team, ianspnund
rits champions the past Fall VIII csies
brate tonight al The VILLA Roma With a
banquet starting al 4 oeloek An cn,
tefthlnmenl program has heen ARRANGED
by sam ormes. Noflhetns manager
t,nld loot halls viii he presented 20
PLAYERS hF Lieut. Ernest Harmon
Central Hoard gfidfun referee, and
hlll Fleslei, nfomuiet OF the Capitai
ti's iHaaue. viii present The team WIN
d cup iot MINING The championship
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HOW POPULAR
ATHLETES KEEP FIT

Athletes ana al active tr'Ns need
n ronS entfated easily d,ssSted.
highly nourlsning toAd drink
IreiNers are recommending toStdN
tor all busy men ana women and
growing boys, with MEALS, before
and after athletic contests
Thy this pt.ae Receive In bottom
~ cup mix iva 81 three teasp>,ana
To-day end ane hArAn water, NJ
cup with hot milk OF hot water
and one az I've tahleapSnA vNApv
Grated milh stirring hrt4Aly,
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y III III , III eans for heNe use
Write to-day inr Irea te'der TN
ies lite" giving reducing and
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candies, cakes etc Ietdv. lne
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men1
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Lindquist and Janet Broadbcnt: pro-
gram. Mrs E. d. Bennett. Hester Baden
Sara Shallenbergcr and Margaret Clark
music. Mrs. f. D. Bennett.
In addition to all local Scouts who at
tended the 1927 camp or any previ@us
encampment. guests are expected from
Wilmington and Baltimore troops who
were at Fort Foote last Summer. the
cut-of-town visitors will be entertained
over night by local Scouts.
Among the guests of honor will b" the
acting commissioner. Mrs. Charles Shell
don: Mrs Herbert Hoover. chairman OF
the national Girl Scout executive COM
mittee: members of the Washington
council and the Washington camp COM
mittce.
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Cat Nolic University figure to-
r nisEe III what probably viii be
~ the ttost important basket oall
game of the year between local
ouints. The Suff and Blue squad is
Cue 10 assault the rarlpartS Of fort
reSS that has as vet not even been
dented and knows full we'll the kind of
task cut out for 1t, no matter what the
result.
George Washington unQucstionably
has good five. but in c. u. ii is facing
one of the greatest teams ever dc, eloped
here. PLAY Is to begin at $50
Fred Rice teaches the type OF game
that is beautiful 10 watch even when
his teams are not SO strong, but when
he has an exceptional combination,
such as represents the Brooklanocrs
this Winter then no better basket ball
need be looked for anywhere. Rice has
a record that is almost unparalleled in
basket ball coaching. and III almost all
other kinds Of coaching. for that mat
ter. He has been tutoring teams at
G u. since 1911 and In all the inter-
vening period has never had a loser.
And. this year, with group of brilliant
players. Rice has one OF his best teams.
perhaps his very best,
And against such a combination Of
players, coached by a man who even
with mediocre material has never had
losing team. II does not require much
IL the way of mental gymnastics to
understand the kind Of game George
Washington will be forced 10 put un 10
win, But If the Buff and Blue goes
TO Brookland with real determination
10 upset the c. L. flve-well. unexpected
things do happen under such condi-
tons
George Washington has an expert
enoed team and Is well directed That
II should put up good game goes with
out saying. but even at its best. II is
doubtful If il will be strong enough to
defeat the Brookland outfit
Gsllauoet is in Annapolis today 10
play ST. Johns. The contest ought to
be well played. with Gallaudet having
about an even chance About the. only
advantage that should rest with st.
Johns is Its home floor. which. of
course, sometimes is very great.
MARYLAND. and Gallaudct were beaten
last night, the Old Liners Unexpectedly
losing 10 Johns Hopkins. % 10 20. In
Carllns ice box in Baltimore. while
the Kendall Greeners went down be-
fore the University Of Delaware at
Newark. 80 10 %.
Maryland's defeat was its first after
Blk wins. the Old Liners playing their
poorest game of the season. II seems
70 De characteristic of basket ball that
no team can play well on the third
night out," and after showing impress
slpeiy against Gallaudet and University
OF Kentucky in one-sided victories
wednesday and Thursday MARYLAND
gave a ragged exhibition last night,
although 1t led Is TO 7 at half-time
The OLD Liners, at that. were beaten
out in the last two minutes. They were
leading. 20 to 10. when Debuskey Hon.
Hlns center. made good on two foul
snots and little later made a basket
rom scrimnnage TO gain the margin
Deouskey as vel as Lanyon and
Pasarew were leading PLAYERS in indie
pencent ranks in Baltimore before en-
Nring Hopkins. the first named being
fa,ec as Monumental City center.
maryland will have a chance In get
e.en @ith Hopkins when they meet
~ College PARK on February II.
summary Of last nights game:
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SANGER VS.. DoRFMAN.

NEW YORK. January 81 up Joey
Sanger. Milwaukee fea'herwcigh,. and
Sammy D0rfman OF New York have
been matched 10 appear In the 10
round femi~iinai 10 the Bruce Flowers
Lope Teneri0 bout at Madison Square
OArden EeNt Friday night.
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Little House.

February and ! were selected as
the optional dates for the affair. the
choice to be made between the two by
the arrangements committee.
With the expectation OF record at
tendance of Scouts who have attended
the Washington camp Girl Scout camp
crs, an ambitious program was discussed
to include a banquet. entertainment
and musical features.
Committees we're named to work out
the details MS follows: Arrangements.
Caroline Hobbs: decorations. Lillian
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VIRGINIA BOXERS RusY

UNIVERSITY. Va. January Ii
pnginias varsity and .irst year boxers
VII MAKE their first home appearance
DIioilo~ against teams from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. The varsi,y
rnitnien have victory over wash,n..
ton and Lee 10 their credi,
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MEMPHIS MAKES DEAL

MEMPHIS. Tenn January ~ -
Th' Memphis club has purchased
lollnRy FrederickS. out6e!de-. from Re
Hollywood club ~ the Pacific Cozst
loop. giving Dick DonnsIly. r;sht-han6-
ed pitcher II part payment
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL,

LAtnohe University VS.. George Wash.
inston. at Brookiand. $3.50.
LAST NIGHTS SCORES.
Delaware. 80; Gaiiaudet, 81.
Sonns Hopkins, %; MARYLAND. 20.
North Carolina. IS: Georgia ~
virginia: 33: South Carolina. "a.
~. Xavier. 20; Centre, II.
Loyoia OF Chicago, 81: Michigan
STATE. III two overtime periohsi.
Pittsburgh. 81: West virginia. 20
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ZIvIC TO FIGHT LIGHT.

ST. PAUL MINI. January - TO-
fNrS Uric. PITTSBURGH and BJlly liEhS
8 paul veltsTwei-i,ts have ceer
S,Sne1 10. ln-rcun6 ocu, here Iauu-
airy -
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Poor. Workmanship cost Gailaudet
the game with Delaware, as the Ken
oal Greeners broke through the rivals
defense often enough TO have scored
plenty OF points to win. However. they
simply could not get the ball TO 20
fiarcugh the netting and allowed Della
ware 70 win its first game Of the sea-
son after suffering two losses
The summary:
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FRIENDS T0ssERs WIN.

With Harden heading lis o=enSi-s
FrlsnNs School basSeterS vsnauiSHsd
s. Adams, - IN Is. SovleS. Ovsus
md Poole i'd most OF the .ossVS' Scor-
ing
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Central 20, Western -
Tech. 10 Business -
RESULTS OF PAST GAMES.
Westertl u: Business ~.
Tech. 81 Western. -
Eastern. ~: Business. Is.
Central. ~: Eastern. a.
Central. n: Business -.
Eastern. rs. Tech 81
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STILL IS TRYING.

Wisconsin ms oesn unse,s ~ score .
v'~''rT NvcT Michigan on ths E-aGi-cA
s0r ~i0-s than - vesrS
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To.sis: s@4 Totals ,i5 = 80

ball practice. and II Is expected that
the squad viii number more than 100
by the end Of the second week. Coach
Collins in speaking Of the time 70 be
given 10 Spring practice, said, In efect.
that IL would last until he had accom-
plEae6 what ne wants 70 accomplish.
The quad has In IL several veterans
Of Last season. all the reserve men Of
the 1927 varsity and all the members
Of 1927 freshman eleven.
North Carolina has abundance Of
foot ball material every year. Perhaps
no ehooI mas any better II had 200 men
report last Pail for It's freshman eleven,
and helo that many out until they were
veeded down 10 the hest so or CO. IN
si6entalIy, il might be mentioned that
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. North
Carolina and Virginia have around 200
nlen OF. for their freshman squads every
%esy. which Is in great contrast 10 The
siD ~ squads that report for local col
lf2e tot ball.
University Of Maryland remembers
WITH considerable admiration the former
Ysie back. Eteyens. nov being men,
toned u coach Yates eleven next year
IL 1879, when Stevens was playing half
bsck on one o! Yates greatest eleYena,
.hzt have ever been played IN the bowl
MARYLAND was leading IN the second
halt by IL 70 ~ when u puntec from
rs own l5-ysYd tine W midnelG
Stevens caught The ball on h!s oTn A.
yard line and 6ocgef his way W Mary
lands i~yarc line bef0re being stoppe6
Yale pit the DSn across IN three PLAYS
enc tiysf vsysY .. rtese.s actually beat
INF CId Liners. as the game wound up
&c W 10
Stevens Is quiet chsp wi'h fnf
p<Tsonsiitys snd u much the same type
ct Tao Jones generally regarded 81
cns NJ the finest men Connest%d with
foo. bsil II Stevens coaches the team
rezt Pal he probably VIII be- head field
sosrh, with Jones directing me ~Grz
Gf1Ygetown's ane mile relay team
vii gfow lie wares tor the flrel time
tnls season ~ tns Brooklyn College
ssmes tonight The Hoyas probably
vii be plt,ed against New York Uni
seFslty Loacf John O'Itet!iy viii piek
i1A four from Eddie Eoctor, Eddie
CEnea John CTsniey, Bon 5h0tter
Jonn HeriiDy end Edward SenanGky
CSAea lead ~yn man and roctor. Wna
runs anci4or are certain u befthk
Kari Wllderulufn sensational Hoys
sDIu1er who Sss victorious ~ tns
IiYmpJc sprint asrlss ~ Ne" fofs Il
Svsek ago will appear against crsek OPP
bbieitE again tonight Ia thf 80, 80 and
100 meter TaGEE
H. thf fssisiTe event Of the meet 81
sle Efoekjyp Colisge 1ho0bsnd
99hn Csfpte vii repfeb@pl 'ne Eiuf
sAc cfsg l-IsyG EsbD. brilliant Eoh
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ESQ GIANTS ENTER
BASKET BALL FIELD

" MPLOYES Of Standard Oil Co
l. have organized basket ball
team to be known as the ESQ
IL Giants The team which Is made
up of former hig. school and In
dependent team stars will play In un-
limited ranks and is now booking games.
Challenges are being received by E. r.
Reavis. Lincoln 1870.
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WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

~ LANS for the annual Girl Scout
camp reunion to be held in Feb
ruary we're outlined at a meeting
Of local Scouts last night at the
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BR00KLAND CUNT
IS PICKED TO. WIN
Game, Though, Should Be
Hot-MaryIand and GAL
laudei Tossers Defeated.
RY II. c. BYRD.

- EOR Sc WASHINGTON end
Cat Nolic University figure to-
r nisEs III what probably Will be
~ the i>ost important basket oall
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pre- list of the d M Burnhara Co. .
A. l.. 1oughton Of Manor. an insurance
man George B. See Of the r'-trict
National Bank. and Harvey 3. Cox Of
the Department OF Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

Knights Of Columbus and Clovers will
meet tonight in a city basket ball league
game in the Casey Hall at & O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

John c. Rooms. vice president OF
tho Chesapeake " potomac Tele-
phone Co. was eic'' ed president
- of the CongresSiC al Country
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In Bows Club League games Senators
defeated Roses, IS to is; De Luxe noscd
out Epiphany Chapels. "a to 81. and
Harfords trimmed CentennialS 40 10 II.