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Evening star., 1928-02-20
WEALTH OF STARS
IN N. Y. A. c. GAMES

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 2o-Olympic,
American and intercollegiate champions
are listed among the stars who will
compete in the annual indoor games
Of the New York Athletic Club In Mad
ison Square Garden tonight.
Roland Locke. Nebraska sprint flash:
Lloyd Hahn Of the Boston A. A. and
Sabin Carr of Yale are numbered in
the big track array.
Carr. world record holder In the pole
vault, will endeavor to establish q new
indoor mark.
Hahn competes in the Baxter mile
against Jimmy Connolly of the New
York A. c., Sydney Robinson. former
Mississippi A. and N. College star: VIII
liam Sullivan, ex-Georgetown miller.
and ]. j. Elliott Of the University of
North Carolina.
In his initial appearance I'm New
York, Locke, who holds the world rec
ord for 220 yards, will race in axee-
yard dash against field OF Anl&43ra's s
crack sprinters, including Karl Wilder
muth, Jackson Scholz. Frank Hussey,
Al Miller. Henry Russell and James
Daley.
The 7o-yard high hurdles brings out
among others w. O. Baskin, the former
Alabama hurdler and winner of the
hurdle event at the Penn relays and
the national collegiate championships
last Spring: z. M. Wells of Dartmouth
the intercollegiate champion: r. COL
lier Of Brown. record holder for the As
yard hurdles: s. Harrison Thomson,
formerly OF Princeton and oxford.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
Rifle AND GRAY CRIDDERS
WILL WORK UNTIL EASTER
little to Tutor 1927 Freshmen and All Others Who
Can Report-Hoyas and Old Liners Run
i'm New York A. C.. Meet Tonight

| and Penn and possibly another college
four Wildermuth is booked for action
! again in The daSheS. as is WeiSner.
! Adelnan will take part in the Shotput.
The Hoya Stalwarts once more Will be
pitte6 against the most formidable sort
OF opposition.
Maryland's four will run against
| Syracuse. Fordham. Colgate and Penn.
Johns Hopkins basket ball team plays
/ at College Park tomorrow night in the
only contest scheduled here. Hopkins
| beat Maryland in Baltimore last month.
80 to 20, Notwithstanding that the Old
| Liners have been regularly whipping
| fvcs that have proved better than the
/ Baltimorcans An extra number OF
seats are being placed in the Ritchie
gymnasium to accommodate what Is eX-
pected 10 be the biggest crowd that has
ever watched a game at College Park.
While Maryland is entertaining Hop
kins. Fred Rices Catholic University
lNistiers will be stacking up against the
faSt Crescent A. c. Ql,int in Brooklyn.
n. Y. CrcscentS is one Of the strongest
independent fiveS in the New York area.
The Cardinals will remain III Gotham
, 10 engage Fordham Wednesday night.
Coach Rice is expected to take about
dozen players WITH nm 10 New YORK.
The regular Cardinal combination, COM
priSing Ray Foley. Johnny Long, Bill
Harvey. Tutank Amann and Capt. Jim
Carney. is apt to take the floor for c. u.
in both games, but Rice will have such
stalwards in reserve as Fats Ogden,
Johnny Mountain, Champa, Bell, Sad
lowski. Linsky and Goiffre.
Those attending the Georgetown
Syracuse boxing clash Thursday night
in the Arcadia have been requested by
Lou Little. Georgetown athletic director.
10 Cooperate in making the affair as
formal as possible by appearing in eve
ming dress Admission to the bouts
Will be by tickets only. The tickets
may be had at the athletic Office at
the university, and persons desiring
/ them are urged TO apply early in the
week. The Hoya boxers originally were
scheduled to meet the Syracuse glove
men February IS.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
OKLAHOMA TOSSERS
NEAR CHAMPIONSHIP

KANSAS CITY, Mo. February 90
Showing evidence OF waning offensive
strength as the result of the terrific
scoring pace they have set to stay in
the undefeated class in the Missouri
Valley conference the near champion
ship Oklahoma University basket ball
team this week faces the hard assign
ment Of three road games.
The title can be clinched tomorrow
night for the Sooners II they defeat the
Oklahoma Aggies at Saltwater and
Kansas beats Missouri at Columbia.
Oklahoma plays the Kansas Aggies at
Manhattan Friday and meets Nebraska
for the first time Saturday at Lincoln.
The Sooners won with comparative
ease over Kansas and Iowa State last
week. but lacked the early season scor-
ing punch
Only Missouri and the Oklahoma
Aggies have a mathematical chance at
winning or tieing for the champion
ship that depending on Oklahoma los
ing the remaining four games. These
two teams are In warm contest for Sec
ond place.
Kansas Is In fourth place with eight
victories In Ia games, and the Kansas
Aggies with seven victories in Is starts,
completes the first division. y
washington has dropped to sixth
place with six games won and an equal
number lost. Nebraska Is in seventh
place and Drake. Grinnell and Iowa
State on the bottom. Iowa State lost
three games last week to sink to a
hopeless cellar position.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
WOMEN IN SPORT

s, Pau!s and EtrayeIs sextets face
each other At Central High al 7 O'Clock.
Three games are tarded In the I.ap"
tiat Young Peoples League. headed by
The contest tonight III Wilson Normal
acha5i, III which Fifth and Second
church tean1s VIII figure.
The aeileGuIe:
To-day.
Western high school third teams, 3
c'clDck, Fifth Church W. Second
Church a. Wilson Normal School, z
o'ctDck.
Tomorrow.
Washington Athletic Club Va, Wash
lEgLyn Field Hockey Club at Eastern,
& G'elock. st FGui's W.. Etrayefs al
Central, O'Clock.
Wednesday.
University ~ Maryland co-ed inter
class games. College PARK, O'Clock,
Thursday.
West Washington Ys FiTst Baptist
Church at Peek Memorial. Z O'Clock.
Friday.
Second Baptist vs. Fifth Baptist al
itIne Junior High School, o o'clock.
Saturday.
uallaudst ys National Park ~ Ma
tieasi Park. Z O'clock.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
BY SOL METZGER.

Just like George Washington.
every general OF ability can in
stantly adjust his plans 10 meet an
emergency. Northwestern does SO In
It's driving attack. Often her tall
center, Walter. No. ]. rushing down
court and reversing until he comes
TO the foul line 10 take the pass,
will find that he is blocked in re-
passing TO q cutting teammate. For
example, a play that calls for him
to pass To No. mo. cutting
across in from. Of him so he can
thus shake his guard. so he will be
free 10 dribbiel Is often blocked by
the guards OF No. and 4 swapping
men.
In that case No. is new guard
will be coming in on his right.
Whereupon No ! starts a low dIib-
bic that swings him around 10 his
left, forcing his guard TO ever the
outside circle 10 stay with Nm. This
haif-circle dribble enables No. To
free himself either for a shot at the
basket, or for a dribble close TO II.
or. In case he lis blocked, for a pass
10 free teammate nearer the
basket
A game Of sharp wits and tre-
mendnus action is basket ball.
Evening star., 1928-02-20

" hEKE3 ka!i again o1cgp.sS tie
- ceH'Is] b.ace III. the str1tt cal
encar ~ ~ We'k 4 track
~ NEE, " H. he!c Il. tige Arcadia
m EecfesdAy tFen3fg under
tjst s.sYjises ~ the Esc&cia Sporting
C.tzp il ne only Duls;Cc even. listed. Il
y !! so many IGezi stars IN action fof
ths tikt l.nle t3ls year. D,u petlng #yh
Ks!..ar tYsck an1 feld pettgrnefE from
Eali3nrrfe.
On ire cpf4rt National PARA Seminary
n4tets tht Esl.E4Ctt spus6 81 National
FaFE H. return engagement Saturday
sfteFGocn. Hhicn Ii the only InlffSeH!-
Gery iii !isDed
Maryland University b&sketEfs &C. into
the thiId yolr4d .! play III their inter
SASS bC0FJla HeEt ~ Ec.iege PsTX Wed
f3fscay evening, with the GDtDnHGfe
team we'll u tie leao fDr the Title
Western Hlgn Erhl.D! senlora meet
bopjAGnOrss sLc freshmen meet jnnptf
III TIE series II slz game @ni'n HiA
lie The most critical III ti4e season be
the senior and s9ptlomore classes are
running & close race ipf huuGfs.
JhiTc teams elasnsd this afternoon
Second teams viii meet on Wednesday,
eno first teams oil Friday, according W
Belle Meyers, BASKET ball director.
Ia the club circuits, Washington Attn
Iet'c Club and Washington Field Hockey
hriab teams VIII meet tomorrow nEt1t
~ EsstkTa hiEA Eelso! ~ y. si4its
Evening star., 1928-02-20
ANACOSTIA EAGLE QUINT
EASILY TROUNCES A. r. E.

straight victory yesterday over the
Standards OF the Jewish Educational
Alliance Of Baltimore. The fray. which
vas played in the local gym. ended IS
10 Is. II. Newman was the individual
star with Is points 10 his credit.
Manager Drake of Takoma A. O.
cuint is seeking three games for this
week Managers OF unlimited teams
are requested 20 call Shepherd 2732-W
between 6 and O'Clock.
Mclean Rambiers have a floor for
Wednesday and Thursday nights and
would like 70 book games. Call Man.
3ger Funk at Franklin 1853 between
3 30 and 8 O'Clock.
Taylor led the Samoset quint 10 28-
to-ls victory over the Metropolitans In
Eastern High School gym yesterday.
fremont eourtmen are seeking oppo-
sltion In senior ranks. Call Manager
Pete Ciango at Columbia 92l4-W.
Rrookiand A. e. has Cancelled the
game scheduled with Fort Myer Juniors
fgF byrnoYroW night,
Evening star., 1928-02-20
10 CUNTS ENTER
DIXIE TITLE PLAY
Seven Clashes to Be Played
in First Round Friday.
Maryland Out.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, February 20.-Fitteen Of
the twenty-five Southern Conference
institutions will gather here Friday to
battle for the crown of basket ball
champion, it was announced by the
tournament committee which met and
paired the teams for the first round.
All conference members entered the
tournament with the exception Of Van-
derbilt, Tennessee, Virginia Poly. Ala
bama. Tulane. Maryland and Sewanee
The fact that Maryland, one Of the
strongest teams Of the organization. did
not enter resulted from previously sched-
uled games on conflicting dates, it was
stated.
University OF Virginia draw a bye in
the first round.
Pairings for the first round Friday,
with the time Of starting each game,
follow:
UPPER BRACKET.
North Carolina vs.. Louisiana
North Carolina State vs.. Univer-
sity OF Mississippi. 1880.
Virginia Military Institute VS.. Geor-
gia, !.
Kentucky VS.. South Carolina, 2:3o.
LOWER BRACKET.
Mississippi A. and NJ. vs.. Washing
ton and Lee. $3.50.
Virginia. bye.
Georgia Tech VS.. Florida. Q.
Auburn VS.. Clemson, 4:30.
The tournament will consist OF seven
games Friday. four Saturday. semi
finals Monday and the final Tuesday.
II is noted that Vanderbilt, cham
p!ous Of the conference in 1927. Will not
return. the team having suffered an
season this year
Herman j. Stegeman. athletic direc-
tor at the University Of Georgia: VIII
liam A. Alexander. head coach at Geor-
gia Tech: Daniel McGugin. head coach
at Vanderbilt: r. A. Smith. Washing
ton and Lee. ard W. c. Smith. Tulane.
the conference committee
making the pai-ings,
Evening star., 1928-02-20
FIVE COURT GAMES
IN EASTERN LEAGUE


By thc< Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 20.-Five
struggles appear on the slate OF the
Eastern intercollegiate Basket Ball
League this week. three of the contests
to be played on Wednesday evening.
Dartmouth, last years champion and
at present the pace-maker In the cur
rent issue. will entertain the Columbia
Quintet at Hanover while Cornell moves
against Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
and Princeton opposes Yale at New
Haven.
The other two games come on Satur-
day with Pennsylvania at Dartmouth
and Princeton at Cornell.
The protest OF Penn over the scoring
Of the game against Dartmouth last
week will be considered at meeting OF
representatives OF both institutions here
on Wednesday. Penn claims Schaaf
shot a goal from the foul line that was
overlooked by the scorers. which would
have made the count after the regular
playing time 80 TO 80 instead Of 80 TO
20 In favor Of the Hanoverians. The
Quakers want to play the game over.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
IrAnING srORERs
RAY LIKELY TO RUN
IN new YORK GAMES
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, February 20.-The return
OF Joie Ray TO the indoor tracks he
forsook two years ago may occur in the
x. of c. games in New York Feb
ruary %.
Ray said today that time trials next
week will determine whether he will
send In his entry. for the l-nlile race
in which Or Otto Peltzer, German
champion, and Lloyd Hahn. American
champion. are matched. or decide upon
the special 2-m;le run.
Ray had decided 10 try his speed in
the Illinois A. c. games here last week
but Coach Johnny Behr at that time
said Joie was not quite ready.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
9o1geto1vn Spring Ball Practice Schools Looking Base Ball
SEVEN COLLEGES LISTED
FOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT

ITHACA. N. Y, February 20 H2).-
Seven colleges already have filed entries
in the second annual indoor tennis
tournament for the Larned Cup az
Cornell. March 2 and g.
Already entered are Dartmouth,
Swarthmore. Princeton. Ohio State
Colgate. Yale and Lehigh, while
Harvard. defending team champions;
Williams. Pennsylvania, Columbia,
Hamilton and Michigan also are ex-
pccted to compete.
Evening star., 1928-02-20

w YITH JACK Smith back at
center and jack Faber and
wv Joe Sweeney performing in
usual stellar style. the Ana
costa Eagles had little
troubls 6.spoS!ng 0. 'he American Rail
way EZpyeSsmen yesterday In the
BASKET bel game at Congress Heights
yyn % - u As q result the Eagles
sYe trare nearer retaining the Dis
trtct independent tile. which they
galgec lzst year
Chef Beatty also starred for the VIC
tors Col;if1XeE aid Engte led the
Exp,esc:nen scorers.
A last minute squirt gave the Knight:
o. CC.gmD-E 1Ye q commanding .eac
sn1 & 52-2z Vic1ory over the Quantico
Marine cJt:t II X. 0! e. gym yfster-
cay Aorras and MCGOWAN were largely
responsible for me winners successful
lssf-fniy3D,e sand Grove end Hach
LEG me Dew: Digs
Manager C1y!e ~ the EaseYs is SEEK
;ng 2ars t1r Wednesday. Gail Ffank-
In z15l stter tIock
Jewish Community Center junior
naske'sgs scfeec ,3ejr tverty-tnirc
Evening star., 1928-02-20
RED ELEVEN WINNER
OVER WHITE AT SOCCER

A faster and more aggressive young
soccer team gained a close decision over
\ more experienced eleven in an exhibi-
ton game between Washington Soccer
League combinations played on the
Clan MacLennan field yesterday.
Carr. Candy. Collins and Burdette
starred for the winning Red team.
which scored S-to-4 win. John
Graham led the White teams attack
Evening star., 1928-02-20
WRIGHT HEADS TENNIS
RATING LIST IN QUEBEC

MONTREAL. Quebec. February 20 Up.
Jack Wright. Canadian mems singles
champion and member OF the Davis
Cup team. has been ranked No. in
the Province Of Quebec Tennis Associa-
tons list for 1927.
wrisht's Davis Cup partner. Willard
crocker. Is rated az No. z. while c. W
Aisnan. Mount Royal Club veteran. is
third
Evening star., 1928-02-20
BOYS CLUB TITLES
STILL NOT DECIDED

Although the Pirates have clinched
the pennant in intermediate A section
Of the Boys Club Basket Ball League,
the title in two divisions remains unde-
cided. Optimists and Hartfords are
ted for the lead In the Senior group
and ST. Martins five holds slight
cad over Palace cagers In intermediate
Evening star., 1928-02-20
MEEHAN AIDS 0GLETH0RPE.

ATLANTA. Ga. February 20 R.-
Coach Chick Meehan Of New York Uni
versity is here 10 assist Coach Harry
Robertson In Spring foot ball work at
Oglethorpe. Coaches Meehan and Rob-
ertson annually exchange visits in as
sist!ng the other In foot ball prepara-
tons
Evening star., 1928-02-20
BIG TEN STAGING
REAL COURT RACE
Purdue and Wisconsin Tied
for Lead-DeadIoCk Also
Exists for Third.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Assoriatcd prcss.
CHICAGO, February 20 Three
weeks from the finish, the first division
teams of the Western Conference were
closely punched for the basket ball
championship, with ties for both the
lead and the runncr-up position. The
nine games on this weeks program will
60 far toward settling the title.
Purdue and Wisconsin share the
ranking honors, the Purdue team losing
to Indiana, 40.37. Saturday for its first
defeat in six starts. The two leaders
have three games apiece this week.
meeting each other twice, Thursday and
Saturday Victory in both games would
go far to insure n championship for
either squad.
Northwestern and Indiana continued
their deadlock for third place, and take
things easy this week With only one
match scheduled. Indiana plays Ohio
Wednesday and Northwestern tackles
Michigan Saturday.
Michigan in Two Games.
Michigan, fighting to stay in the rum
ming gets a crack at Purdue and North
western The Michigan five must take
both games. and the other two on their
schedule besides, to keep in the title
race.
Purdue lost its first game Of the year
on fouls. giving Indiana a chance to
count ID points from the free throw
line. Purdue led In field goals, Is to 13.
At one time. late in the second half,
Purdue was II points behind
The leaders. Purdue and Wisconsin
both will see action tonight. Purdue
will have its own floor for the battle
ground with Michigan. while Wisconsin
goes to Iowa Purdue and Wisconsin
meet each other Thursday and Satur-
day nights of this week. the first game
being at Madison. the second on the
Purdue court.
The weeks schedule follows:
Monday-Michigan at Purdue. Wis
conSin at Iowa.
Wednesday-Chicago at Minnesota,
Indiana at Ohio State.
Thursday-Purdue at Wisconsin.
Friday--Iowa at Illinois.
Saturday-Northweste at Michigan.
Wisconsin at Purdue and Minnesota At
Ohio State.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
NOT SURE ABOUT sH0CKER.

NEW YORK. February 20 CP.--
Urban Shocker. veteran right-handcr
OF the New York Yankees. has an
rounced his retirement from base ball.
but otiicials of the Yankees are sitting
back to flnd out whether he means 1t
or mt
Evening star., 1928-02-20
A GREAT CHESS PLAYER.

PiIIsbufy, the famous American chess
player. had sn amazing memory. He
c'3u!d play IL games ~ chess, q games
~ chsckrrs and game 0f whist stimuli
taileglisty. And da IL bIindfnlded
Evening star., 1928-02-20
PRO COURT STANDING.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. February 20 Np.
Standing OF American Basket Ball
League. including games played Sunday.
follows.
Evening star., 1928-02-20
NEsrEnS DIVISION.
EAsTEH% DIVISION
TUNEEY Is JAMES J.

It ts a fart not generally known that
the name of Gene Tunney 10 really
James j., the same AZ two OF his
predecessors. Corhett and Jrffries The
champion was christened not Gene at
all, but James Joseph
Evening star., 1928-02-20

Georgetown and Maryland colors also
viii be fown in the Meadowbrook
Tames tomorrow night A two-mile re-
izy tean7. made Up Of Milstead. Juiicher.
Carney and Dussault. will represent the
ElUe ard Gray. engaging Boston College
New Britain herald., 1928-07-19
BIGGEST BOSS ON EARTH IS STAL|N
Russian Leader Actually Rules t50,000,Q00 People

London, July 19.-Big business Of England and America, seeking new outlets, new markets and ncW ln- vestments, slowly but surely Is com ing to the conclusion that It Will have to start negotiations with the most powerful dictator in the world Joseph Stalin.
 In this world. which was to be made safe for democracy by the World War, there are more dlc- tators than ever were seen before. But Stalin stands in class all by himself and IS d law unto himself. He makes all the other bosses look like pikers.
 General Primo Rivera is the boss of Spain, but he is so only so long as he has the army at his back, Benito Mussolini has wrought wonders in Italy, but his
 power would crumble if the vast Fascist machine he constructed did not continue to look upon him as its demi-god.
 Has No Superiors
 But Stalin is ansWerable to mo- body, although nominally he Is holding only the humble office of secretary of the party of the 'Bolos.
 While Mussolini rules 40,O00,o0 people and Rivera 22,000.000,
 Stalin's word is law to a iongress Of nations 150, 0,000,000 strong. Some day one Of the film pro-