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Evening star., 1928-12-12
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Eastman School Blues defeated the
Whites, 20 to II, yesterday in the annual
basket ball game which is a part of the
Blue and White competitive athletic
program. Points toward the athletic cup
were credited to the winners. The game
was played at the Epiphany gymnasium
and marked the first victory for the
Blues on the court for three years.
Blues also won the volley contest
which opened the competitive schedule
recently. During the next two months
the athletes will be concentrating upon
varsity basket ball practice. Rosalie
Walter, the new physical education di-
rector, plans to pick the varsity squad
after fIew Year. An interScholastic
schedule will be played oil during Feb
ruary and March.
Blue basketers, who competed in yes
terday's contest, were Glover Duval
and Corrie Claggett, forwards; Joseph
inc Duckett, center; Sarah Mills, side
center; Edith Floyd and Julianne Brat
ton, guards. Whites were represented
by Alice Bowie and Florence Avis, for
wards; Lucy Lay Noyes, center, and
Doris Machlin, side center; Dorothy
Gamble and Bazie Beury, guards.
AIoysians, one of the new independent
DdSkcV Odu LcdIIlS OTBhLlIZGO al w dSAA~
ington this year, will play the Colum-
bia A. G. tossers tonight on the floor
of the AloysiuS Club at s O'Clock.
Dutch" Crum has been drilling the
Aloysians during the past few weeks.
Among those who will play are Clara
Alderton, former playground star;
Frances Krucoff, District net champion;
Dorothy Reed, Jewel Douglas, Joseph
inc Pyne and Emily Harrington, who
also figured prominently in playground
athletics, and Edith Mahon, one-time
member of the Princess Athletic Club.
A number Of additional recruits have
turned out for practice with the Alo-
ySians, who will be formed into other
sextets. 1t Is expected that the club
will have at least three, If not four,
teams in action when the official court
season opens. One Of the teams plans to
enter the washington Recreation
League, according to members.
Members Of the Washington Badmin-
ton club will meet tonight at the Y. w.
c. A. gymnasium on K street for their
weekly tWo-hour workout. It Is hoped
that tournament can be arranged be-
fore the season is over.
Peabody School dodge ball pasSers won
the Plaza division championship of
the Elementary School League yester-
day, defeating the Arthur team in the
final game, 19 to II. The game was
played on the Plaza playground court.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

Y YARRIMAN & co. basketers will
Il face big test tonight in meet
ing Company F crack cagers Of
4 i HyattSville in Central High
gym at 9 o'clock in Wash
ington City Basket Ball League contest.
Company F quint Is defending the title
and expects real opposition from the
brokers. Forney, Jones, Enr1ght, Mills,
Buscher, Conner, Falcone, MCGOWAN
and Crouch, Hartman players, are to
report at $50 o'clock.
fremont A. C.. five Is to meet War.
renton A. c. at $50 o'clock and will
clash with w. B. Hibbs Co. and Nativity
A. G. courtmen tomorrow and Friday
nights. All games will be played at Will
son Normal School.
| Northerns. undefeated to date, bat
| tie Remsen basketerS in Takoma Pres
byterian Church gym and oppose Wal
| fords tomorrow night in Wilson Normal
gym. De Luxe l30-pounders go to
Alexandria to meet st. Mary'S Celtics,
leaving 622 Ninth street northeast at
$50 o'clock.
Games with Nusbaums tonight and
Peck A. C. on Saturday night have been
scheduled for ST. Martins quint.
French's A. c. five battles Cardinals at
Silver Spring as preliminary to the
Bliss-E Eastern contest. French's five
meets Phoenix A. C.. Saturday, Com
1 pany F at Hyattsville Monday, National
Props at Langley Junior High Tuesday
night.
Jewish Community Center and Tivoli
Whirlwind quints play in the Center
gym at o'clock.
Two Baltimore teams are anxious to
schedule local basket ball teams. M
c. Roher, 5503 Jonquil avenue, Balti-
more, will make arrangements for Nc
donogh, 20 Club Quint, an unlimited
team and Leslie E. Tarhutton, 816 North
| PaySon street, Baltimore, will schedule
games for West Baltimore A. c.. twice
champions of the Red division of Balti-
more Sunday School League. Holiday
games are sought.
Managers of various teams are seek
| ing games. Teams and telephone num-
bers Of managers follow: Noel House
Lincoln 2901; Clark Griffith Insects
Columbia 1883; Klondike 130-pounders
Adams 1870; Remsen A. c. 135-140 pound
team, Georgia 3610-W.
Washington AN-Stars and Newark
Pleasure Club quintets will not meet
until Monday night at 104th Regiment
Armory, Baltimore. The contest was
originally set for Friday night. Jack
Smith, Larry Boerner and Alton
Buscher are asked to report at Boys
Club gym each evening at 6 o'clock for
practice.
A 25-to-23 win over Optimists las
night enabled Speakers to take the lead
in Boys Club Basket Ball League
Meridians won over Fort Myer. 81 to Is
and Arcadians trounced Frenchy five
16 to 6.
Peck Seniors defeated Cardinals, Al tt
81, in Peck gym. Peck Juniors drubbec
Evening star., 1928-12-12
WITH THE BOWLERS

several weeks ago In trimming Jos.
Phillips team three games and knocking
them out of first place, were equally as
humble last week when they fell before
the attack of lowly Manhattans for two
games.
Manhattans lost the first skirmish
but topped the Rialtos with q STA game
to $50 in the second tilt. r. Jarman
toppled the naples for 131 for high
game and Richards totaled 335 for high
set.
Some timely anchoring by Mckay
gave the Union Printers q sweep over
Penn Oil Co. He gathered IS pins in
his tenth box Of the second encounter
to put Typos over Bernie Frye distin-
guished with the high set Of the week
with 374. His scores being instrumental
IN the Printers victory
Diamond Cab again lost three games.
Allied Roofers with Philip Heffelhnger
pummeling the naples for a set Of 356
were the victors.
Glenn Wolstenholme's five-pin spare
paved the way for Burkhaiters Express
to grab the middle game from Ariing-
ton. Ollie Pacini led Arlington with
$50 set. 80
Evening star., 1928-12-12

K. of C. Juniors, 80 to IA. Katzman's
timely goal enabled Langley Juniors to
down Wallace Memorial, l9 to 18.
Hartman cagerS downed National
Publishers in Community League, SO to
8, MCGOWAN leading In scoring. Boyn-
ton starred for Calvary Eagles In WIN
ming over Colonials, "a to Is. Bank
OF Brightwood courtmen claimed for
felt over De Molays last night.
Walter Beall and Paul Kreh led
Woodside A. c. to victory over De
Molays in Bethany gym, 20 to 16, Dick
Keefer outpointed all rivals as st. Mar
tins five defeated Calvary Reds, "a to 80.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
PENN FIVE LEAVES
FOR MIDWEST PLAY

PHILADELPHIA, December IL P).--
The University of Pennsylvania basket
bail team left today for the West, where
it will play three strong college teams
In three days. :,
The Pennsylvanians will meet 1ndl-
ana at Bloomington tomorrow night,
Ohio state at Columbus Friday night
and Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday
night. u,.
Joe Shaft, intercollegiate League high
individual scorer, as captain, Will lead
the team.
Eddie McNichol, head coach, is un-
decided about his lineup for the IN
diana game. He has been experiment
ing with four centers TO get the right
man to At with the combination.
Pennsylvania has played two games
this season, winning both.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
Will Be Reneued in The Star Holiday Duchpin Tourney
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press
HAGERSTOWN, Md.-Bobby Garcia,
New York, outpointed Andy Kelly,
Baltimore (8).
LOS ANGELES Baby Joe Cans, Los
Angeles, outpointed Charley Rosen
Q0).
INDIANAPOLIS-Tr Cox, In
dianapolis, outpointed Bobby Allen.
Chicago Q0). Norman Brown, Chicago,
knocked out Tut Seymour, New Or
leans (3).
High Point, N. C.-Addison warren;
Chapel Hill. N. c., knocked out Marshal
Blackstock, Columbus, Ohio (O.
Milwaukee. Wis.-Eddie Anderson,
Chicago, outpointed Davey Abad, Cleve-
land GO). Mickey ONeil, Milwau-
kee, outpointed Al Van Ryan, Duluth
(8). Johnny Ryan, Boston, knocked
out Tony Grayjack, Milwaukee "a.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
NORTHEAST LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Princess Theater- Curb Cafe match
proved a bang-up match last week.
Three league records were broken when
Princess bowlerS won two games dead
locking the league issue. though the
Curb bowlerS were credited with two
of the high marks.
Curb Cafes only victory came in the
final tilt with a score of 588. q new
high team game record. The high light
of the match was the rolling of Eddie
Behrle of Curb and Louis Bonbrest of
Princess. Bonbrest registered Isl for
the best individual game Of the season
while Behrle in turn rolled 379 for the
high set mark, The Curb bowler rolled
$50 In his last effort, one pin shy of
Behrle's total, but turned the tables
when his record set was one pin better
than BonbreSt's 379.
Linworths triumphed over Acme when
Glasscock rolled 139 for the best single
score and Honey totaled S35 for high
set.
Biff Johnson's 339 and F. Robert
sons 345 put the Cars over the top
against Olive Cafe.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
CARNEGIE TECH LISTS
GRID GAME ON COAST

PITTSBURGH, December IL OP),-
Carnegie Techs foot ball team will play
an intersectional game with the Uni
versity Of Southern California at Los
Angeles on December IA, 1929, it was
announced here in stating the 1929
schedule.
September 2s-Bethany, at Bethany, W. Va.
October 5--Thel.
October 12-Western Reserve, at Cleveland.
october 19-Washineton and Jefferson.
October 26--Notre Dame.
November 2-Washington University, at
st. Louis (date tentative).
November 16-Pitt.
November 28-New York University. at New
York.
December 14-southern California, at Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
r.. Sf.,A;u~

BY taking three games from the
Times Herald team the Garry Ice Cream
bowlers crawled up to even terms with
G. g. p. Telephone for league leader
ship. C. Crane of Garry Ice Cream
getting high game Of 1876 and high set
of 348. The Evening Star won two
close games from United States Daily
and lost the third by close score.
woodward & Lothrop won the odd
game from Peoples Drug to boost their
standing to a tie for sixth place. Gait
obtained a tighter hold on the cellar
position by losing two games to Dulin
& Martin wilkins Coffee won the odd
game from c. g. P. Telephone.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
C0RINTHIAN YACHT CLUB
CHOOSES ITS OFFICERS

These officers were elected by Corin-
THAN Yacht Club at meeting last
night:
A.. B. Bennett, commodore; Arthur
Middleton, vice commodore; j. H. Gal
secretary-treasurer; C. s. West, record
ing secretary; Sewell Shreve, measurer,
and G. E. Ingling, c. F. Haden and j.
Edwin Lawton, trustees.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
MILAN WOULD PLAY,
BUT LACKS GRIDIRON

IOWA CITY, Iowa, December IL
LP).--Mayes McLain, Iowas dashing
Indian fullback, may be a man with
out a college gridiron.
Barred from further athletic compe-
tition in the Big Ten because of the
three-year player rule, McLain has ex-
pressed the desire to play with some
Eastern school, preferably Carnegie
Tech of Pittsburgh.
Carnegie Tech athletic officials, how
ever, said while they would welcome him
that his three years Of college foot ball
would automatically bar him from their
team.
AS most colleges of Importance have
the three-year rule, McLain still is seek
ing for foot ball camping place for
1929.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
TITLE SOCCER SERIES
CONTINUES TOMORROW

In the second games of the municipal
playground departments annual ele-
inentary school soccer championship
series tomorrow, Park View Seniors will
meet Pierce Seniors and Blow Juniors
will engage Park View Juniors.
Both matches will be on the Plaza
Playground. The first will start at 3:15
o'clock
Blow Juniors win tomorrow they will
gain the city title as each defeated their
opponent yesterday in the opening en-
counter of the title sereis. Both games
were decided. / to 0.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
SOUTHERN DIARIES LEAGUE.
Team Standing,

Clean sweeps by Refining over the
leading Auditors and Shipping Depart
ment over Sales Department featured
rolling last week.
Engineers reclaimed first place by
trimming Accounting two games and
with the help Of Shipping's surprise
over Auditors.
Schlag, with lit, and George Doug
las, with 312, were the high individual
scorers.
Other matches resulted in Frigidaire
winning two from Maintenance, and
Route Statesmen handing Special Route
Sales like trimming.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
Big TEN BASkETERS
MAKE A POOR START
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 12.-Big Ten
basket ball teams have come through
their initial games Of the season against
ordinarily second-caliber teams with a
low combined percentage of 800.
1t has been the poorest start for the
conference cage teams in years.;
Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio State and
Indiana all we're defeated in their first
games, while Illinois, Wisconsin, Chi
cago, Northwestern, Iowa and Purdue
were victorious.
Purdue, which tied for the cham
pionship last season with Indiana,
showed impressive form last night by
topping its first opponent, Wabash.
"A to 90.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

PIN game lIS duSplClOuS StdAt AlCIC'
Rod is a member of The Evening Star
team of the Commercial League, and
although he has lost some of his old
time flash, Is still among the high aver
age men. Other members of the same
team entered for the big tourney are:
William E. Isemann, L. E. Weidman,
George j. Quinn, Guy Champion, d. H.
Burrows and A. L. Ferber.
Newspaper Rivals to Clash.
Newspaper men will be well repre-
sented in the tournament. This group
includes r. D. Thomas, bowling author
ity of the Times: Ben McAlwee, bowl
ing editor of the Herald, and w. Charles
QUAINT. bowling editor of the Post.
Printers leagues of the Herald, Post
and The Star also will be well repre-
sented.. The Bulletin team will COM
pete, too. The Quant-Thomas-M -McAlwee
battle promises to be one Of the fea-
ture events of the tourney.
Another interesting rivalry will be
furnished By various alley managers OF
the District and nearby towns. AL
Gardner Of Convention Hall already has
selected the prize he is going to shoot
for. John Blick says he is getting in
shape and may furnish a big surprise.
Lonnie KrausS of the Coliseum was.
among the first to file an entry. Pop
HALEY of Recreation will roll with the
Old Royal team. Sam Benson, over at
Georgetown Recreation, is likely to give
the other alley managers chase. Os-
car and Henry Hiser, Hyattsville and
Evening star., 1928-12-12
BABY JOE CANS MUCH
TOO GOOD FOR R0SEk

LOS ANGELES. December IL OD.-
Baby Joe Cans Of Los Angeles defeated
Charley Rosen of New York in q SLOW
1o-round fight here last night.
Throughout the fight Cans outboxed
the end. -
Cans tried hard for a knockout in
the ninth round, when Rosen was In
serious trouble, but the bell saved him.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Hugh Reilly, with handicap of 25
pins, could win only one game from
gue-leading Southern Diaries last
week. This 1T accomplished with the
aid Of Winters lit game in the final
encounter. Winters rolled 1873 and 81
In his first two efforts to total the high
individual set for the week.
Barber g. Ross failed to pick up on
Southern Diaries by losing a tilt to
Fleischmann. Skinless Franks made
some gestures that might indicate that
they are bound upward In the standing
by trimming Atwood & Rupprecht three
games.
other matches resulted in Groco tax.
ing two skirmishes from the Stern Co.,
National Biscuit taking Thompsons
Dairy over the jumps for two encoun-
ters and Hub Furniture winning two
frcm Holmes Bakery.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
HARRIS GETS AN OFFER
FROM CLUB ON COAST

FRANKLIN, Pa, December IL Lp-
Joe Harris, who was given his uncondi.
tional release by the Brooklyn Robins.
said at his home here that he had
asked to be released under the l0-year
rule.
He said he lad received an offer from
Pacific club, but would not say if he
intended to sign.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
NUTTER NAMED CAPTAIN
OF 1929 v. P. ELEVEN

BLACKSBURG. Va, December II
Cpl. Broderick Nutter of Blacks
burg, Va, left end on the Virginia Poly
technic Institute elevens of 1926 and
1927, will captain the Gobbler varsity
of 1929, athletic officials announced.
The Gobbler captain-elect fractured
his arm in practice one week before
the 1928 foot ball season opened and
therefore did not play this year.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

Bethesda managers, are rated among
the best of the suburban alley managers
to compete.
Church Leagues in Line.
North Washington and East Washing
ton Church Leagues will be we'll repre-
sented. Georgetown Church League
will be entered in entirety, league Of
f1cials promise Paul B. Brumbaugh,
1922 Lawrence street northeast, is the
first East Washington Church League
bowler to enter. Howard Vernon Rus
sell, AIT Elm avenue, Takoma Park,
Md, is the first North Washington
Church League bowler to enter from
that circuit.
Numerous independent entries are be-
ing received. Most of these bowlerS
are unknown to league bowling and
more than one surprise is likely In
store. Some of these independent per-
formers are good bowlers and more
than one dark horse is likely to break
into the. list Of prize winners Among
the latest independent pinmen to enter
are: Dallas p. Fry, 1902 street north
east; Dave Crouch, 1929 Potomac ave.
nue. southeast, and Russell B. Smith,
;1015 N street.
War Department, Mems Federal and
Ladies Federal Leagues will be well
represented in the big holiday tourna-
ment. President Schmidt is receiving
entries from bowlers in these loops and
plans to have them entered as a body.
Some of the highest scorers in closed
circuits are members Of these leagues.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
YANKEE PLAYER BEATEN.

LONDON, December IL CP.-R. w.
Gilmore, American squash racquets
player, was eliminated from the Amer
tcan squash racquets championship at
who beat him In the second round.
9--3, 9-6, 100.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
CALDWELL rs RELEASED.

NEW YORK, December IL (R-
Bruce Caldwell, famous Yale halfback,
has been given his unconditional re-
lease by the New York Giants Of the
National Professional Foot Ball League.
He was declared too brittle.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
C. /. p. SOCIETY LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

While Engineers were taking three
from Hyattsville District, they also
broke high set with three-game total
OF 1926 Western Electric made
clean sweep Of the games with Con-
struction In spite of Frank Curtin's
361 set. Coin Box dropped one game
behind Engineers by only taking two
from General once. Wire Chiefs took
two from Equipment.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
SECTION z,
PRINCE GEORGES LEAGUE (woMEN).
Team Standing.

The deadlock was unbroken when
Berwyn lost two games to the Co-eds.
Dixie Pig surprised the University Park
girls by taking game. Lucky Strike
and Hilltoppers made a clean sweep OF
Mohicans and Arcades while Triangles
defeated Birmingham by taking two
games.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
FEATHERwEIGHT BATTLE

CHICAGO, December IL P).-Two
leading featherweights, Earl Mastro of
Chicago and Ward Sparks of Detroit,
clash in the main 10-round event of
tonights boxing card in the Hippo
drome Arena.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
HULSWITT TO MANAGE.

MOBILE. Ala, December IL tP)--
Rudy Hulswitt, scout of the Boston
American League club for many years,
has been signed as manager of the
Mobile team of the Southern Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Montreal Maroons, 2; Detroit Cou-
gars, /.
New York Americans, 8; Boston
Bruins, 0.
New York Rangers. 8; Toronto, 2.
Chicago Blackhawks, 2; Ottawa Sena-
tors, /.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
LEADS W. AND M. ELEVEN

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, December IL
Rl.-Teddy Bauserman, fullback on
the 1928 team, has been elected captain
Of the William and Mary gridiron out
fit for 1929. Bauserman is from Wood
stock, Va.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
CAMBRIDGE rs VICTOR.

TWICKENHAN1, England, December
IL R.-Cambridge won the annual
university rugby match from oxford
by IA points to TO-
Evening star., 1928-12-12
MIDGET NINE TO MEET.

Vic Sport Shop midget class base
ball team is to meet tomorrow night at
2 o'clock at the Vic Sport Shop Mem
bers Of the team are asked to bring
their uniforms.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
GRID COACH RETAINED.

DELAWARE, Ohio, December II
R).-George E. Gauthier, head foot ball
coach at Ohio Wesleyan since 1921, has
signed another contract for three years.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
ALLEY HEADS TO BATTLE
FOR SUPREMACY in MEET
Newspaper Leagues and Games Scribes Will Settle
ScOres-Pioneer Roller to Compete-Church
Leagues Lining Up for Big Event

NoIER exchsmpon and ploner IN the IIca aucKp % Ia
pionp tournament to be held at Lucky Strike alleys De-
\ cember 1923 and January 25
Roderck considered by many OF the odtmeEs as the oess
making ukpn history when most of the present crop stars
had yet to see the light OF day His name WITH oS
Harlow HALEY Skinny Carroll Others who the small
Evening star., 1928-12-12
BOWLING UMP|RES
MUST KNOW GAME
Have Much More to Do Than
Call Fouls, According to
Duckpin Code.

THEY call 'em foul-line judges on
the bowling drives here, but the
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
i gress calls 'em umpires. And
umpires they'll be called In The
Evening Stars first annual individual
duckpin championship tournament to be
rolled on the Lucky Strike alleys De-
cember 26-29 and January Us. Nothing
like dignifying the Job.
And, by the way, the umpire, accord
ing to the rules of the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress, has much more
to do than merely shrill whistle when
some careless duckpinner steps on or
over the foul line when delivering q
ball. Oh, yes, much more.
Here Are the Rules.
In fact, the umpire in a bowling
match or competition Is really busy
man. He has to be If he lives up to
the rules. Read over his duties in gen.
eral. Here they are
THE umpire shall take great care
that the regulations respecting the
balls, alleys, pins and all rules of
the game are strictly observed.
He shall be the judge of fair and
unfair play and shall determine all
disputes and differences which may
occur during the game, and any
player who shall continue to dispute
the decisions of the umpire may be
suspended.
He shall take special care to de-
clare all foul balls Immediately upon
their delivery unasked.
IF any player robson the wrong
alley or rolls out OF turn. or is In
terfered with by spectator or
otherwise, or If any Of the pins he
is playing be knocked down or dis
turbed in any way before his ball
reaches them, or If his ball, after be-
ing fairly bowled, should come in
contact with any obstacle on the al
ley before reaching the pins, or If
he bowled before all the pins we're
set up, the umpire shall immediate
~ declare such ball dead" and al
low the player to roll again after the
pins are replaced as they were be.
fore such ball was rolled
Why Not Woman Umpires?
So it is plain that the umpire, or foul
line judge as he Is generally called
here, is much more than an ordinary
whistle shriller. He's just about king
OF the drives, the same as the umpire
In base ball Is king Of the diamond.
What ne says goes-and goes big, too.
The Star tournament will be SUPER
vised by umpires or foul-line Judges
If you would sail em so, and by cap
able ones. Only men of Experience
will be on the high chairs to see that
the contestants play the game accord.
Ing to rule. And Washington has some
mighty fine umpireS.
BY the way, isn't it odd that in all
the years they have been patronizing
the duckpin game here, the women
haven't sent an umpire from their
ranks. All women's leagues hereabout
use mere men as umpires, yet, certain
~ many Of the fair bowlers are fully
qualified to act as such offlcials Some
OF these days soon we may see women
sitting in the umpires' chairs.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
ATHLETIC CLUB LEAGUE.
~ caAa-.

Rialto bowlers. who were proud
Evening star., 1928-12-12
IIARRIMANS TACKLE co. F.
in CITY BASKET LEAGUE

T TARRIMAN & co. basketers viii
face big test tonight in meet
ing Company F crack cagers OF
i i Hyattsville in Central High
Evening star., 1928-12-12

Copyright. 1928.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

Because Of knee injury suffered In
foot ball this Fall Nelson Colley may be
lost to the Emerson basket ball team
this Winter Colley was an all-high
court selection before entering Emerson.
He attended Central.