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HELp-nOMESTIC,


COOK and general houseworker. experienessd5;
Newark St. NV. Clev. 1901.
ns AT per V's soo eeR onS ave $50
no ltundry gaia 2oth St. nv. North 1885.
COOK and genel al hcusewoorker: white; stay
general ust pb hsgs
Between and West ' iis8 se. IS.
GENERAL HousEWoRKER. neat girl or
Of Downstairs Hish class person, s7o
GIRL, young, colored, for general house,
per PEI. week ' ssos iisih St St" NV W. e
stay few nights. Reference required 8l8
GIRL for general homework. reference re-
ouired go home nights 724 East Capitol ST.
GIRL, coiored, reliable. for cook and first
hoor chamber maid, waitress: 5000 nome
stay nights. References required. Clev 1891
;o, irish HrefR gn
Ter. l3'
NURsEMATD. swiss French or German.
Davidson, Boiling Field Lin. sss7. IL
WOMAN. settled, to cook also good baker,
one one who has bad experiencs N tea room on,
10 and Il. ais N Car. st. 80 49,
WOMAN. white. settled, general housework.
rooc cook. stay NIGHTS, small family Rel;
10 pm
WOMAN to make home here: must stay
nights take care of beby: cook general
homework: reference. 1903 9th NV. Apt 2,
So4 cd sr S. 70 Esp one soS %so TT likes so cS
dren a0a 9th st ne.
WOMAN. white. reliable, settled. for GEN
sffo sSSts Dakoa s@ ve ls North
small family olO Apt 2a4, chastlston Hotel ~
WOMAN, settled: for general housework.
Stay nights l1l2 st. NV. IL
sITUATIoN-MALE.
aes ny future ere IS @
tied by conditions outside, of my control.
but nv to f
uate of accountancy. single. IS years old;
esl.ean.Snt personality. Address Box Isl
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. experienced
used.car mgr, also new; can move used
cars; consider anything. Address Box PA,
Star Office.
BOY, white. good common school educa-
tion. fair typist, wants work any kind in
Office, store or. otherwise. Carlton Camp
conable taking entire charge OF office. Part
t-'ss york also considered. Address BOX
PooKKEEPER wants psrt-time employment
during day Competent and reasonable.
Address BOX 7s.J, Star ONCE IL
where, New York and Washington refer
ences: former city hickman. JED. 1909 20th
st. NV. 12s
CHAUFFEUR. white. young. married, will
ing do any kind of work. Call North 1891.
COOK, white, experienced, f1rst-class, wants
work, private family, city or country. Ref
DRUG CLERK; REGISTERED; !, Ions experience cs
ELEVATOR OR BELL BOY wanted by boy,
after school Decatur 1892.
in executive capacity with established wash
ineton firm of high standing. Wide experi-
ence in sales and organization work. Best
references. Investment considered. Nd
MAN. colored. All-around, understands light
mechanical work and general work around
meat stores or homes. Lincoln 1855. IL
MAN. young. colored, .short-order cook,
kitchen man. Decatur 1871.
MAN. colored. wishes Job firing. day or
night 30 years experience. Call Col e143-W
PHARMACIST desires permanent position:
best local references reasonable salary Will
consider relief. Address Box 27-A, star
ONCE.
reference Phone Adams 1859
settlement. real estate sales and loans.
Now employed Desires making change. Ref
erences. Apply Box l73-J. star once. II.
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CANDY statesmen.

Candy statesmen wanted for
city trade, to sell from trucks !;
salary, $50 per week and COM
mission; must furnish cash bond
of $500. Address in own hand
writing. stating age and where
employed during past FIVE years.
Will consider statesmen who
have sold bread, cakes or may
onnaise. All applications will
he treated strictly confidential.
Address Box 4o7-A. Star office.
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RED TOP CABS,
1lso 2lst Ct. NV
Statesmen.
Active proposition for live men: no COM
petition; look, listen, learn and sell. Apply
Mr.. Dunshee, Room al. zoos st: NV
YOUNG MAN, experienced
show card writer. with window
decorating knowledge; excel
lent opportunity and permanent
position. Apply employment
Office, Kings Palace.
JEWE1Rl SALESMAN.
Capable man to manage Jew
elry dept, All replies conhden-
tial. Address Box 464-J, Star
office,
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there are men between the ages of 2b
and 40. these men are interested in securing
position offrine real future; they may or
may not be ENGAGED In sales occupation;
they do believe they have ability 70 sell;
fhev are anxious TO meet and talk with
ktneiness men: they are confident they cen
faik convincinsly; they are seeking a. posi-
+ion where they can demonstrate their ebil-
tfv and where advancement is the reward
Tor honest conscientious, well directed ef-
fort - - .......--
ghould prove proftable -
see Mr.. Cherry, 4is Evans Bldg, i420 N, I.
ave, FRIDAY or SATURDAY to IL am
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RECOMMENDED SERyICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column .call
Main 5000, Branch 115,
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FORD FORDOR SEDAN this is an excep-
| tionally fine car. upholstery like new; sif5;
cnen evenings. Universal Auto Co., Hudson
Essex dealers 1920 NJ n n n
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FORD ROADSTER: in perfect runnine con-
dition; many extras and good tires. battery
and paint: price. aeS cash. s0s 10th nv.
FORD TUDOR SEDAN, 1925; in nice condi-
ton. good paint and rubber; price, siss;
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MAKE Monty in your spare time drivins.
RED TOP CABS,
fiAh 2ist al NV
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FORD COUPE. 1926 - Recently overhauled:
many extras; new tires; good paint: excel
lent condition. carroll. Lincoln s942 between
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

BUICK MASTER 2-DooR SEDAN 1875
pass. Ar excellent value for sturdiness and
reliability with .e.con9nhy. For smooth: en-
/ tons Finish, interior and mechanical con-
| dition excellent. Gold Seal guarantee and
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HUDSON COACH. 1875: new Duco finish.
excellent tires and mechanically perfect; has
every extra; private owner will take $3.50
cash for quick sale; must sacrifice. Phone
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, BALTIMORE Att r: ND.
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza 32ss
LIGHTING FIXTURES, cleo
trio; real bargains limited sup
ply; act quickly. Carroll Elec-
trio Co. Inc, ia 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS LEFT ON SALE
fsrs On. T Ess: ': sSso Il Gp'e p.r.ct
saad.d ath ds n sh' v.S ed y pHn an:t
sacrifice.
$3.50 blue white. absolutely perfect soli-
taire diamond engasement rims, very finest
mountns e." studded With IL MARQUIS S and reg
uiar diamonds. An unusual bargain.
$500.
Large steel-blue. absolutely perfect soil
mounting, studded with 3s diamonds. Cost
originally 5000. Must be sold At once
$500
4.esra. absolutely a,,s,,,Ip perfect solitare ais
mans Gypsy mounting. Must be sold at
once, -o
ESTABLISHED 80 YEARS,
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
Oh 9TH St. NV,
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HUDSON SUPER SIX SEDAN, 1927. 7-pas-
senEer; excellent condition. good paint ana
rubber; A wonderful car at this price for
sh1A: terms 3anR NJ If a al
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FORD TOURING. 1925; with Winter top:
good c2ndition; priced right. Logan's Ca
rage. 1910 ct NV
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almost new, Low mileage. This car in Al
condition throughout Guaranteed to be
perfect, Barssin for quick sale. s32S. Also
several other Cheyrolets. sedan. roadster
and coaches. All late models. Will take
your car AS down payment. bal easy terms.
Peck's GARAGE. 2121 18th st. q "
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good paint and tires mechanically Ok;
price reduced. Terms easy. L. P. Steuart,
Inc l325 lAth ST n ".
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lcentinued on Next Pared
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED, PARTNER-S4000 buys "a interest
in a growing cabinet and woodworking bust
ness; have more work than ] can handle;
need more capital take care Of increased
volume. George A. Kennedy. 1919 11th NV.
s3.55o OF GOOD and trust notes, s2.350.
Also filing station Tor lease Address Box
~ star ofHre l3S
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FORD TOURING, 1924: excellent Condition;
lock wheel. spare tire, etc; sacrince, S65.
Owner. 1855 KENYON St NV. i3s
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Score Of Varsity Game.
HAHN TIES RECORD
IN 1,000-YARD RUN

~ the Ask1eiated Prise.
BOSTON. February 25.~-Lioyd Hahn,
Boston A. A. track star. equalcd his
world record for the l.000-yard run
here today when he won the New Eng
land A. A. A. u. championship event In
minutes l24-5 seconds
Two other New England A. A. A. y.
records were shattered before the aft
ernoon was over and Boston University
sprinters established a precedent by
cleaning up all three places In the
championship 40-yard dash. stuEt
never before equaled by another col
iege.
Bob Dalrympie Hahn's middle dist
anee running mate In the b. A. A. track
fold established new 2-mile mark
when he Tapped the entire field OF Is
opponents and finished In minutes
20 2-5 seconds. The old mark was 9;34.
held by Oscar Hediund. present Boston
University track coach. Daiyrmple lap
ped l.. s. Thorsen OF NJ /. r.. secoi.d
place winner. with two circuits to 90.
Ed O'Brien. third. place winner. was
nearly lap behind Thofsen.
The 6D0-yard run record Of ! minute
is seconds. established by Tom Halpin.
went by the board when r. A. Burns Of
, the "a. A. A. fought A neck and meek
race with Chick Meagher and Nj. n.
Pay, Massachusetts Tech runners, "a
win from the latter by s yards In l.i5
2-b. Meagher, after setting the paca
most Of the way, bowed 10 his oppo-
nents ON the home stretch.
Ernie Morrill, OF Boston University
led his two teammates. Norm Biekne'l
and Lin Pattee, 10 the tape In that
order 10 win the dash championship.
J while the New England title for the J.
mile walk went 10 E, q, Wilson OF the
II. A. A.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
NAVY QUINT BEATS ARMY
in HANDY FASHION, 29.l7

1t began TO rain Navy baskets and
the score mounted up to 10 to D be-
fore the Army finally managed 10
break through. The Nays comhina-
tlon play was neat and clever, while
the Army's play was ragged and woe
fully inaccurate. on top of which the
Army had ahominable luck. for any
number OF shots trimmed the basket
and refused To drop.
Capt. Howard and Miller were
leaders In the Navy attack, cutting be-
tween the Army defense players and
basket time after time. A. half time
the Navy had the commanding lead Of
40 to o.
The Army's play improved con-
siderahly In the second half, but there
was not half the response the cadets
begged for, Play cot fast aud hard,
but not really rough and the Navy took
much greater advantage of shots from
the foul line than did the Army Even
with the improved Army play. the Blue
outscored the Gray for the second half.
D points To 4.
There was a'noticeable feeling of re-
gret that future meetings between the
Army and Navy are not Ia he held
Most OF II was serious and thoughtful
hut none OF II was quite m pointed Ms
that of young Army enthusiast, son
OF West Point offieer. who kept be-
waiting the score and finally exclaimed. .
Gee, wish We could play the Navy
In hockey"
Evening star., 1928-02-26
DISTRICT SCHOOLS
TRIUMPH ON TRACK
Score in Virginia Meet In
Which Duke Is College
Section Winner.
CHARLOTTESVILLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February
2s.-Tech. Dewitt and Eastern al,
scored in the University Of Virginia
games here tonight, In which Dukes
squad won the college section with 81
points.
In the 50-yard dash for high schools
Tech won all three places. Fountain
was first. Florence was second. and
Postiethwaite was third. The time
was 5 As seconds.
Harris OF Dewitt. won the Seward
hurdles for preparatory schools In S is
seconds. Kennedy OF the same school
Was third Kennedy also was third in
the 50-yard dash for the prep schools
Eniwlsle OF Eastern. was second in
the mile run for high schools.
The Summaries.
:, NILE HIGH scHoors--wnn hy Ton,
~"sen Il es.sr .TfS TS,sd Kss. xsiss 9, g, fs. fa
is p"rfb fH5Shnii,a sac4r,}rn Tine coEtrarswon
~ N. i<baaisr. Virginia: seeoud. Br.immei
~ Il s.e,1n 1i,a ,:,,.' ,'%oauer' virginia. distance,
-PoiND eHoTipur COLLEGE FRESH.
NEN-Won by i,ay. Virginia: second' Moi.
s.LK' paEPaknTonYS 1T seaoo7is.%@s ssea ~ .tsss Won
~ Kt~sfds ~ stanbts,n: second Eeyins 81
rrn.sc"nas FPS ihifd, Ae~con't'er OF Pork linton
NILE. COLLEGE. PREsHags~~wonh by
gg,aslnis. g,.lnis ID ,blrd Galley William and Mary
So;YA,Ebs DASH. COLLEGE FRESHMEN
ord Gol3Mtg Df virsinis. third smith OF
F'sJ,ts suc,Tp,?r Ti"e rsTp sT se,2.'as .
Espie. sf woss,s:rry .sseoa @ MN, aSs" ~ y
Epseopai third. Hand Of Episcopal. Dis.
''l sILs i5fLrars..w.n 'ssi l.sr. ,,y wo.sx,, .,
D1kt: s@nDnf. hartley q North carolina
N.Y. l:I,1, 9.nn e n4n ghs u,t Itps .aat -
lin Nas.hali ,hri' Isoasioa % II % ehsiio,,e s'
aa. YAED, p.sH coLI.EGEs=-yon h,
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sNsinlai 'h'Td, bfpian Of Dsike. Time. b r.
~ena,,'.hp ie5 thp s,. pAsn - J.io. rsgpfIgAron,y I,y
ses.nd atan, II siaan,"n. ihird Kens,ei,
af Dexin Titne s 4 s4@,,.is '"''''
~ g.,rAnD n,t,Ai, nssH mon .srHooi.s~~won
a,ia tl"Fe,.rs Of T@h; ii,ird. Possietb ali.
"' II Is YAnn n"f n.sa 5ia ss.ef. s,sen s,..oo, -
gp.,.sieitnf p.a.c, , 'hts1 fa'isad ~ W"ohberr,
-. 30 fARD HGRpi.IS. HiGH scHoOIs~-
nr..tnttr "f .t,,arie,ts ,hid. N@auless" "' .,
bo.YARp Hi'gbIEs' vhasrry-w.n h.
,tla. Nl,,." p virF,p's rtrrona Efwin Of n.ke
4tG.YARD DAsH 1oIitay FersmME.
Won bg re.,nin,sn ~ eits,itia saHn,'S !" Il
aat,iisr "a william ard Macy ibitd Tay
i"r ~ ylretoiB Time, - hed1nds
~, thED HEHBi.fs PREPAFATua Y
5FHCots~~ "eu i,s Harris ~ Heslii sst,
of tleyi.t fine b sh".,ids - ''''''''
80 app bAsH ,a.oLt.EgKs ~~ wos hs
sss,',1d Balm. ~ Duke: ihifd' IRWIN .
Dur. ii9,e 57 Y s.s.nDGs
MON jThps PREPARATORY SCHOOL, i
Won by ia9rkers of Wandbs,yy rore,t
se'.p'ld -, 1isets ~ f9fE Union .ihif1 lie ls
"ffh Fsnna1as anf Gleason of Deetit Her
HinH 5FAf. Ili.LFGg gaEsHhgs- -.
- wtlhsm aud Harg tbiFd singer III vii
liam and Mary. Heist. Is feel z ,urhes
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Big Leaguers at Dixie Camps
Are Ready for Training Grind

,aNSc> The ENNksyM clan NeSan A..
sense,inS yesterday With the arrival Of
Butch Heasne and Dave Haner,ss, and
shev viii ec tcascwed today ny MsnaSer
Wileest Robinson seaasnS the remain.
der az the squad, rasxy Vance. Veteran
|. hNrser, who has Sc~nt the Winter o.
Clearwater, was On hand 20 Sreet his
teammates
All N the managers expressed Srate,
ncattan At Tire showing ~ their eha.xss
oarUS the nTSt week workouts ESrs~
eislN Mas this true Nf rslcs SAsNss,l
who found the rn,llics in such Ssstsfss
tory eonds'sea thar he has gNaerea
daily dc0eae wGkootS
Warmer weather az New Orleans y,s.
tsrdaS esraEht eas the Cleveland III.
W TIRE few they have eeen aese - sand
wtch Ia between cold and RAINY DAYS.
with e>sAehsas N eassesymen the eAses
item M the y1vssAm. The day AsSa
waS marked by the arrival OF Lake
SeweM The other bali cS the nrSssAer
team, toe. viii mes rvssext tor another
week,
MseAs - Retain 10 Nar,es~
CSNante MACK has made IL knswss that
10 Of the ID pitchers nov IN eAMn MI,
be carried e@ the Athletics, REGULAR
stAft, which et tAese no viii let 70 he
has aee sSseased eas eMe at thSss NIX,
wm remain VIII ee cSWAla OfwS,M
llselset~aatFsesSlsr obtained frvsM Mil~
waNNes. wha Mack esASSs< as the sYssSsss
SrAeesN AAa PLAYER Sn,ee larry IAsNse,
W ths IL Mo.snSsAMea IN she rAslss
camp FesSasesa, Mitchell and WtlsCaaxA.
eS ALE the eass vetssNNA lnNasy Rsna
has aes yea SlSnea his e,eatrast. AID
prospects are thai FRANK Ulrtea Wsla ~
two or three mouths Aee NeSAskse SN 8
reeene MsneNs srrsn double rasaasNatA
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Breaks All Records Pole Vault Hule Ready TO Test Arm
LEAP OF IA FEET I INCH
MADE BY YALE ATHLETE
Another World Mark Is Broken When Schwarz
Hurls l6Pound Shot 49 Feet, 6z$ Inches.
Wiedermuth of G.. q. Wins 6O.Yard Dash.

All he chalked up in defeating Hahn
at Kansas City.
Conger was not extended. however,
to beat field of six rivals, holding off
the pace until the last lap when he
jumped to the front and sprinted to
the tape 10 yards in front of Sidney
Robinson of Cornell, who passed Johnny
Holden of the New York A. G. in the
stretch.
Phil Edwards, dusky New York Uni
verSity star. who was billed to enter
this race, withdrew. thereby robbing the
event of what was expected to be its
chief competitive thrill.
Lermond In Front.
Running one of the greatest races of
his young career. Leo Lermond of the
Boston A. A. won the 2-mile cham
pionship event. breaking the tape in the
remarkably fast time of minutes. l6
As seconds. with his nearest rival. Eddie
Kirby of the Newark A. C.. nearly a
half lap in the rear. Kirby OUTRAGED
Johnny Zola of the Chicago A. A. for
the place.
After being penalized 2 yards for a
false start. Phil Edwards, negro star of
New York University. came from behind
to score a sensational victory over
George Leness of the New York A. c..
the champion and record holder, in the
final heat of the 600-yard run. Ed
wards won by yards.
Ray Helps Team Win.
Joie Ray, dapper little distance run
ming veteran, celebrated his return TO
the boards by leading the Illinois A. C..
medley relay team 10 victory over six
rival quartets. Ray carried the baton
Tor the anchor mile In the first race of
his comeback campaign and won easily
IN minutes "a As seconds, with his
nearest rival, Jim Kennedy of the New
ark A. c.. Is yards In the rear.
The crowd gave "Chesty Joie" an ova-
ton as he took up the chase, after the
New York A. c. team had held a lead
over the first three legs of the Journey.
chiefly due to the fine sprintinp OF
Jackson Scholz In the 220-yard stretch
Eddie Swinburne increased the New
YORK A. G. margin from 10 to 20 yards
on TIE third leg, q half mile. as he out
ran Ray Conger of the Illinois A. G..
but Jack Hayden was unable to keen
TINS advantage long for the New YORK
ers. Ray, to the cheers OF the crowd
quickly closed the gap and shot into
the lead after five laps had been COW
cred: He was challenged by Kennedy
OF the Newark A. c. on the last few
iaps. out pulled away with q closing
squirt.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Ky the ASstriatet rgess
A NNOuNCEMENr by Cs,nnss
~ Mack, At Fort Myers, Fla, tha,
~ he expected 1y Cobb 10 give
\ him an answer next week on
his effes cf another SeaS,s,
With the Philadelphia Athletics CROWN
ed yesterdayS news frcm biz league
Spring training camps
With the veteran Iris Speaker al.
ready added 20 his NS,ey Mack voiced
the expectation that the Athletics
would make the championship grade"
II Ty came hack into the fold IL com.
plese the cutfield alongside the Siussng
ycunes.er, Al Simmons,
lie haS not committed himself, but
I hope that Cobb win he back for am
other year with the Athletics" said
Mack, He has promised 10 let me
knew one way az another sometime
next week Mack refused to discuss
Cueh,
Yesterday marked the virtual ending
of lieht conditioning work by the seven
squads already encamped in Florida
ana preparations we've made faG the
beginning ef = strenuous training grind
this week with the Mfiux at regular
nutretters and iaAeldefS to reinf.ssx>ss
hatterymen and rSakteS es the AtheetlSsS
At Fort Myers, Washington az TAMPA.
h>stan Red SsN At Aeassentan, Sc
Louis hrownS at Palm Reach. rhisasse,,
rhtN Nationals at Winter Maven, Ae.S-
ton braves NJ ST. eetershnrg and 81
Louis Cardinals at Avon Park,
Other fsAms Start Tomorrow,
ny Tomorrow three ether teaasS VIII
he an the scene. the New Negk NAnks
at 81, Petersburg, htcekNn Robins At
Clearwater and Cincinnati RedS at Or
Evening star., 1928-02-26
JONES MUST SIGN
OR gate Is CLOSED

TAMPA. Fla. February 2s.-"Tns
gate NIL be closed" on Samuel Pond
JONES at midnight unless the veteran
mas accepted the salary terms offered
n'm oy that time. This was the an.
neuncement made this evening by
President Clark Grisith.
Closing the gate" means that Jones
viii Be suspended and fined 500 for
not reporting when ordered. Also tha.
IN the event he applies TO Commissioners
Lands for reinstatement the figures IN
the new contract viii show q shrinkaSe
OF about IS per cent from those
originally offered
Jones has been holding out for the
same salary he received as q member
OF the championship Yankee club two
years ago and which was paid him last
season by the Browns.
His release from ST. Louis cost the
Nationals $500, but Grif is willing 70
charge that Up 70 profit and loss %
maintain his point, I'm going to see
this thing through Is the assertion Of
the ccSS.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
G. W.'SlATE RALLY
BEATS AMER|CANU j.
Wins, 28 to rs, to Get Even
for a Defeat Suffered
Earlier in Year.

Rallying calamity In the dying mo-
ments of their game with American
University last night. George Washing
ton basketerS on successive goals BY
Goodson. Barrows. Carey and Allshouse
overcane the Methodists to triumph,
% To 25. In a -and-tuck battle In the
A. u. gym. 1t was sweet triumph
for the Colonials. who recently bowed
to the Massachusetts, avenue five In a
1921 contest.
Poor marksma nship from the foul
line and ragged floo- play narred the
game, which. nevertheless, from the
spectators standpoint, was highly In
tcresting.
,Goodson. Rangley and Allshouse led
the victors' attack, while Jim and
Woodson Birthright did the bulk OF
A. US nbasket-sniping.
6. w. counted the first marker OF the
game and was in front throughout the
first half. at the end of which 1t held
a 1912 edge.
In the final session. however. the
Methodists spurted briskly and soon took
the lead by single point when Hay
ward iooped in two-pointer. From
then until G. WIS stirring victory
producing rally II was a great battle
with A. u. always holding the edge, but
never by more than two points.
George Washington also hoisted Its
colors In the preliminary In which the
Colonial Cubs squeezed out an 1917
win over the A. U. yearlings In an
other thriller.