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Evening star., 1928-02-19
ILLINOIS A. c. MAN
SCARS TO HEIGHTS.
Sets 1.O0-Yard Mark While
Hating Long Streak of
Boston A. A. Flyer.

KANSAS CITY, February ls,-
lloyd Hahn. Boston A. A. flyer. lost
his first race in two years and dropped
one Of his four coveted world indoor
records when Ray Conger, Illinois A
c. fash, leo him 10 the tape in. a
special i,o0o-yard race here in the
record time of 4 minutes and IL
seconds.
The race was the feature event OF
the Kansas City A. c. indoor meet.
Hahn. who held the record of Ala
As finished under protest after Conger
passed him within so yards Of the tape
and lodged an immediate protest with
the referee. claiming he had been ell
bowed OF the track by his fiaShy op-
ponent.
Eahn's old record was set at New
York last year. Tonight's defeat was
his first since December 1926. He had
Won 81 consecutive races. Hahn
Jumped into a fwo-pace lead at the
sound of the gun and held this ad-
vantage until the back stretch OF the
final lap when Conger pulled abreast
al him. II WAS on the turn and out OF
sight of the finish line that Hahn
claimed the former Iowa State star
rudged him of the boards.
Hahn quit the race and walked to
the tape protesting at once.
Another world record was hung up
when Deamond OF Missouri set new
Championship mark in the 50-yard
lev hurdles. Deamond cleared the
stick in 6 seconds fat. breaking the
old record Of SOL. set by j. J. Eller Of
Philadelphia in 1915 and tied by Joe
ioomis at Philadelphia in 1917.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Ben bURCu-
Cent7er 0entreI)
GEORGETOWN FIVE
BEATS DUKE, 56-40
Counts Freely in First Halt
and Withstands Visitors
Late Rally.

Georcctown's basket bali fiYe con-
tinued It's winning ways at the ex-
pense of Duke University last night
at the Arcadia In an exceptionally fast
game. the final count being 56 10 20 In
favor of the Hoyas
piling UP a 39-to-i5 lead In the FIRST
half, the Blue and Gray never found
itself In difficulty at any stage OF the
game. despite the fact that the Caro-
linians came back with rush In the
final 20 minutes 10 outScOre their rivals,
rs To IT.
As has been the case In most of
their games this season. the Ripley
coached basketers displayed an excel
lent passing game with the result that
scoring honors were very evenly d.
Vided The work Of Don Dutton at
center. however, who tailed seven floor
goals and foul 10 take top scoring
honors for the evening. was easily the
feature OF tho game,
Dukes drive In the second half was
led by Councillor and Werbcr, former
Tech high stars. while Farley At guard
did much 10 keep his team IN the run
ming throughout the game,
Starting with rush ON baskets by
Meenan. Nnrk and Mesmer, George
town soon ran up big lead In the
second half, however. the visitors
seemed To take new lease on life,
and, with Councillor, Werber and Farley
caging the ball from all angles. out.
did the Hoyas. The hig iead Of the
frat halt was too much for Duke To
overcome however
Evening star., 1928-02-19
RICHMOND j. MEET
GOES TO VIRGINIA
Maryland Ties for Second
Place With Duke-MarkS
for Games Beaten.

RICHMOND. Va. February Is--A
new South Atlantic indoor champion
waS crowned tonight University of
Virginia, b. virtue OF % points. carried
OF honorS in the meet sponsored by the
University OF Richmond, with University
of Maryland and Duke University shar-
ing second honors with l2 markers each.
Charlie Pugh. who In 1926 broke the
45-yard dash. placed third In this event
tonight, Henry Cumming. Virginias s
meteor. annexing first place in seconds
This equaled the mark of the Maryland
runner. Fugh. Thomas of Maryland
Was second
Kinnamon of Maryland ran a pretty
hurdle race OF Is yards before bow.ns
TO Reardon OF Washington and Lee
TWO Marylanders placed in the $50
YARD rum. They were Blany. who came
second. and Iinxsy. third Robinson of
Virginia won the even, in the time
1:i03-5.
Baker OF George Washington carried
back 3 points 10 the Capital City by
reason OF winning second in the mile
race, which was won by Woo,ard OF
Duke III the time 4:S5 Is. WooSiarSi s
time broke the record held by Neuman
OF Maryland by as OF second.
zulick Of Maryland was third In the
Shotpu,.
Maryland's four, which scored over
Harvard and Penn, i'm the MiilroSe
games recently, withdrew from compe-
tition.
Summaries
,.esk ion North carolina state Cnli"sr. ss,t,sssa
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SHoTr,'T 'vaRsiTy".~~woc iiis,"e tv NJ .n.
arr are ftlFs,hia' .ecnna :. LshAt,es 't,e>
tieH 5tSff >'s',f.s 'a>ssslFY1 i1', rwps Nv cat,
h ntSn"a k,shnoaS sGs w,se wsses rssss, y.sCa
SrESlsi; Nsi.Sis is,fS'1l, ssSSl--won ny ro,,
n-.~l w.s..t. neh; n,sn, k.,aiairs Macon
.''S' oSk NIL siiE y sgi, rarsaS,qrfS, s,qf; er
wo',.,. Virginia, ,hlr'. ,;,ilry ,w1nsu,
avg oSS NV 'SS,,r r;Sf '9Assiry-won sir \ es woo
,nft@n' inn thru nsxey tpake', Tis'e
.afARn DASH, .eResaMsN, Wen n
sis't VI 'M,il'.n and NaSi svcnad, tsotsheFs
ah.yARn DASH vAgsrTyt~-,wnn ~
Iend' ih,rd rush tMarslsnsj. Tmr j
'e'",s tsE.sSS" ssSS"i, iw sfd n,gsn, Igfy,, - y.sstry
Wen aW. ReaNlea Washington af,s, lcel .
>e.uod ktnnaaiun tMaiyiaesl lharst Mhsts
:. RELAY RArk tFReSHMeN4~7 wen ,&~
Washington athl Ire sttgant, singeam
William aud May, Tlme, AN
Nsnf ARD Run tkRkSHMeS t~~~Wnn by
sm,nr sw,,, ,"'ll,sW m" MHrs @ n .synna rS.,sr
"';a,' ;. sso.yAsn s' K,N ! /" : >N,esmH ,--wee Nv
Rohtnsan lftreiasat ,e,eaa niAns tMag>>
lsndl; thse'l. i.aates tMsrNisadA, Ta'e,
Spttltl. RELAY RACt~-~W"a ssS t,at,
vars'N at Riehmen1 ATKINS, Nasoaaa, VII
lams, Mllteft, second kaad"leh Ms.Nm
Two MILF Rtf> tARstFNA~~Won M
futtla .nnkei sevaml Hent rst'n tSsEe>
Nnsl' third Ntnecoa tnukei. TIME
ln;tfA u flaksks avn fwea.dt,
RELAY RAGE~zNan t,S Washsngtaa amt
i,ee tsausit ter Eeask hackas, Ste.nto',sl
TIME i iSss
RflAY IA, - Wm fw t.ateHs,ty 1T
Richmond eAaulttan. rttfs, Ma. White .
Time, tiA
Evening star., 1928-02-19
G. j. -FOUR IN VAN,
DEFEATING n. Y. j.
Takes Race in Metropolitan
Senior Games, Travelling
Mile in 3.27 is.

NEW YORK. February Is OP).--Phil
Edwards. New York University flash,
won the l,00o-ya-d run in the Metro
politan senion track and field cham
pionships held at the 18th Regiment
Arrnory in Brooklyn tonight. establish
ing a new time of 2:l5 is for the dis
tance The former Metropolitan mark
for that distance was 2:l6 3-5.
Johnny Holden of the New York A. c.
finished second. 10 yards behind Ed
wards and James Kennedy of the New
ark A. c. was third, 6 yards behind
Kennedy.
The Georgetown team. made up
Of O'Shea, German. Shotter and
Hector, won the one mile college re-
lay, defeating New York University.
The time was 3:2s is.
Jackson Scholz OF the New York A. G.
retained his 300-vard championship by
brilliant squirt at the finish to defeat
his club mate, Jimmy Burgess, VIM
cent Lally of Columbus Council. Knights
of Columbus, was third. with Charles
Jennings of the Newark A. c.. fourth.
The time was 80 2-5 seconds. Not
more than three yards separated the
leaders at any period in the race.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
HUDklNS NOW SEEKS
FIGHT WITH DUNDEE

py sss Assoelsse6 Pfess,
IEW YORK. FeRvaFy is~ch~
,yaaryef bY his furious if'~fo0nd sntorf
sysY Sammy Baker. ezcept for s'ish'
ssfpess angsR ire eyes ace Hu6kinh.
- Neoyaska wj]deat, sought n6ay ~
efas.ci3 nazsei1 With Joe DUNDEE for taf
ter~e.gt3t eilanlpionsi1tp
. l3esp9te fne Baltimore tltle i3psTef s
tsss,efss1oys in New York foT failure q"
cty through with q match against Esac-
kMe In ttDS EnEeies Ss&t FsA hfesS
egetf tskfn ~ lie asp t3.f pair fof ID
3qsu1 championship bout st the 1@F~
ess. March 30 Dancee experts ne
'8ssft setgon against him III Caiioffla
W. os nettleG within two weeks
we champion @suhNc Hlidkif3s IN
assioC toF at1e FRS ilnae last night
f>oeg st3e Ar fight In iIaat styi@ sD
ssst tln4e2" f4e demanded aA E0oklnS
*9ff mn Baker Slde open for. tgtiastifk,
s}bh dealing terrific punishment %ith
lffh hahGs II he does. there's one
fellow ean ltcg every day isl he week =
t1yDnse t}xS beer stQaes since ko*fn p
lStf "a Gefe8.c MS title neFe
tf'@r brief Visit 20 Omaha Htl6si1h
VA r*7usE ~ REV York 70 prepare fof
tile Insicis ise std Bakef psS ahe
At1gjssf nasB t1e ever had to3gih
sfsG iBf i3agdeEs p4DeiaeF
~ his 3ne ntieR @1ii3 gi9ft ~ fns
Ff2i'3 ~ - eighth round me kee de-
s5fa e1.6 sbs iig8tA 1nred nD ~ .
entn' That @as lac aelidest a2ps !
sE tecA.7
Evening star., 1928-02-19
FIRST PLACE IS AIM
or DISTRICT NETMEN

With first place in the Winter INDOOR
Tennis League within reach. Washing
tens team viii journey 70 Baltimore To-
ca n tscsse .i1e Clifton Park racketers,
the clrcuit leaders. Tae matches. as
usral. vii. be played on the courts Of
.ts3e SIR rcrlment A.rnorg.
Warrington viii send the strongest
teasr op,asrsolc igs an effort 70 cspelirs
1ine Y,.a4cf9 C<sqgsdlsse. Baum. Mitchell
.Yuae. shore and CoYonet viii make up
tire :ocsl combination.
pos1 c,ns!6lae wit tackle Eric jacob
s<ga in the no. ! singles match. Carter
pssgyq VIII strive for revenge over billy
.Jstobg. national boy champion. ~is0
fefeated hin earlier In the season
yly,ly Mitchell viii neet I'd IAFieur
psatsuagre sce. These first three nlafcsit-f
&c erDee4ed 70 be bitterly contested
1890. shore snt Cosonei probably S'l
tzse 3ebs o;2fsssitioS-
Tie matches are scised9led for :
Z s5sfk
Evening star., 1928-02-19
ARMOUR WILL PLAY
IN MIAMI TOURNEY

~ she Associsted Press.
MIAMI, Fla. February 1S.-Twenty-
seven Of 80 ranking American golfers,
snvited to enter the international four
ball tournament here beginning March
10. have accepted.
The first round OF team match play
win be held at the Miami Country
Club Saturday. March 10. The second
win be played over the same course
Sunday
On Monday. semi final hostilities will
be removed 70 the municipal course In
Ops-Locka. where the finals also vii!
be played the next day.
Those who announced entry and
their parinesxs -
.grhnnr Farrell and Gsne ssrazen.
gse Tyy-aesa ard Al Wstro0s.
Harry Cooper and Al Esrsnoxa.
Tommy Araacssr and EDsySy 9-uasEE Eszyfk
N~ssSn-sM Sgnifh winner nj the Los
lrrssas ard Hot Springs opens. and Bisl
fehaAorn winner Of the Texas and Long
willie Kiesn an6 Tommy KerTigan-
1ehrgr Golden and Bib Burke
Sesk Hrt<hIsnu ard Jack Forrestex-
r1h M&ssansh- geif writer and Fres1
Ha-rv Hampton and Clarence Hackney.
f1FarSer Mar~xr ard Kara Keefer.
Eo6s. Williams aad Willie Dow iMiam
Nike pvaav. professional here. with 4
pastuer vet 10 he selected.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
THREE SOCCER TllTS
ARE ON CARD TODAY

TaTse Ses'eeg 4anseS Sye eaySssG here
aeS,a,S ts>Ssav,
Two tssS are scheduled ~ tfse ,S>ya-
kNNEasAea fer tae Massc>yo Ca,s AZs>gsaS
Washington leaSsse aeaasS SseTnam~
Americans viii naset Aiaess>,e> M Messa.
nsess Grcssgess No :, ana MasSesSSS viii
saes C>agscae0s pA Ns9,ssanseas CrcGaSsS
No, : kasa games wsa start ~ 5
ovaeeS
All SelseS>sssS e<,ageSsS II tAs Capital
City IsaSge nave h>,ea gs>SsgNsssS 81
make way sos a game 80 n sssAysS ee.
tween TIVE sesect teams cg ssss as>$Ssse ea
Chan MaeI seslsAan kseaa ess sa> WaSa~
tNgts,sa ~ysAlsamaosN sessseyArI al the IN
trtek tine,
An attractive staSA has sSes sgFAn<sSa
hegN fes "Wednesday setwesa C>aateaS
crack RAlstaA0Fw teAsis, AMI W'AsSosSsS
kseal elsaMsasaaAs. ass NatsNpaeas VsSMsas&
No 9. SsastsaS at ssfA erA%& Nas~
fAExsS VIII X Seekees yveeaASe ees ?
avte>t dsfeat aAssdSa ssssa ~ CaagsaS
Evening star., 1928-02-19
BROWNS GET START;
CARDS TO GO TODAY

BY the Asso,1ated Press
ST. LOUIS. Mo, February lathe
annual Spring training base ball exo-
Gug from ST. Louis started today when
the first squad Of Browns pulled Out
for West Palm Beach. Fla.
Tomorrow the first consignment OF
Cardinals will leave for Avon Park.
Fla To prepare for the coming cam
paian.
Manager Daniel Philip Hnwiey of the
Browns was accompanied only by two
pitchers, Walter Beck and Fred Bur-
nett. but when ne reaches West Palm
Beach he will be greeted by the rest
Of the batterymen. most OF whom are
going direct
Rogers Hornsby, former manager Of
The Cardinals, departed on the same
train With the Browns, accompanied by
his wife He will report at the camp
OF the Boston Braves at 81. Petersburg
Manager Bill MnKechnie Of the
Cardinals plans IN take flvs players
from st. Louis with him u Avon Park.
Including Bob OFarreii. former man
sger and star eatchsE gh0 VAS recently
married in Chicago
Evening star., 1928-02-19
llSENBEE MARRIED;
HAS LEFT FOR CAMP

CIARKavIIIE, Tenn, February 10
tAl, iierace l.isenhee, member III the
pitching staff oi the Washington elua,
Ii 4 benedict, Il Was revealed today
while he Was en route 90 his team j
Spring training eanap at Tampa. Fla,
Mrs, Ilsenhee, who was formerly Car
Fie He'll West at Paris, Tenn confirmed
son Cuunty, Tenn, with Rev, ] T.
nrnwn, a Methasllst minister, aitieiAtMr
The bride. who has hAnal 4 student
nurse m the CsAfkasille Hospital fnr
three years, viii complete her eaMrse
MAY II. when she viii Join iassnhee IN
Waahlngton,.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
MANDELl TOLD TO POST
$1,000 FOR TITLE FIGHT

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February is-Notice was
served today upon Sammy Mandell,
lightweight champion, that ne must
post a $4,000 forfeit for his prospective
title match against Jimmy McGarnifi
next June or suffer immediate suspen-
sion by the National Boxing Associa-
ton.
The same warning was given Mickey
Walker. nliddleweight champion. who
has signed to defend his crown here in
July against some opponent not named
The announcement vas made by
Secretary Walker George OF the Illinois
State Athletic Commission after long
distance telephone conversation with
Thomas Donohue. president of the
N. B. A.
Mandeli would not be permitted.
George said. to go through with his
match against Jackie Fields here next
Thursday unless the forfeit was posted
In the meantime.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
UNIFORM UMPIRING
is BARNARD'S GOAL

BY tbs Askf4f3ste9 Pfess
CHICAGO, February ia clearer
conception O! the meaning of the rules
and more friendly relationship be-
tween the ufnpires. players and fans
is seer az an outgr0wth Of the two
day conference of the American
League umpires which closed today.
Called 81 The !nstiRation OF President
f. g, Barnard, the IL recently appointed
sFb.tsrx went over every phase Of The
game. Sitting with the umpires and
the president was Henry p. Edwarcs
veteran base ball writer and fan. Ed
wards now is head of The newly Of
gsnize6 service bureau VI the league.
out Of this meeting" ssid President
Barnard. we hope " bring uniform:
Interpretation of The rules 10 thai 0ns
umpire one week. will not give A Ger.
'ajn slant " rule. and another UNI.
DiYe ,ile following week, exactly tb'
opposite =
Evening star., 1928-02-19
a So MARK MADE
IN QUARTER MILE
Borah, With a 7-Yard Start,
Beats Paddock in Final
Lap of Relay.

By the Associated Press.
r OS ANGELES. February ls.--The
two Charles of the cinder
path-Chariie Borah. University
L. of Southern California flyer. and
his veteran rival. Charlie Pad
dock. now running under the Los
Angeles Athletic Clubs colors--met
twice in an indirect way during the
annual A A. U. relay carnival here to-
day and Borah won the honors, II any.
by shade.
The curley- haired Southern Califor-
MIA youth and the kingpin of the dashes
met first in the quarter-mile four-man
relay. and the result was new world
record for that event--4l 3-5 seconds
made by Southern California.
Stars Run at Anchor.
Both ran in the anchor position on
their respective teams in the quarter
mile, Borah receiving the baton before
Paddock got his TO get away TO a
7-yard start. but the powerful drive of
Paddock's running legs all but made up
for it. With final burst OF speed
Borah breasted the tape first with less
than a yard separating them.
The new record-holding quartet Is
comprised of Weldon Draper, Chink
Sauers. Jimmy Hayne and Borah.
The former record was established
here in May. 1925. by another Southern
California quartet-Brice Taylor, Ed
House, Bob Lee and Keith Lloyd.
Borah and Paddock did not run
against each other in the other race,
the half mile four man relay. but Pad
dock giving all that was in him. made
up several yards that Borah had gained
III previous lap, to give the Los An
geles Athletic Club victory. Borah ran
the second lap The time was minute
20 is seconds.
Lee Barnes, southern California vault
ing ace. scared only to height of i3
feet 6 inches in beating two teammates
for first place in the altitude event.
Borah, in addition to running in the
two relays, participated In an open 100
yard dash and saw fellow teammate,
Weldon Draper. new Southern Cali
fornia sprint sensation, breast the tape
before him. The time. 10 seconds fiat,
vas fair for this time of the year.
Women's Marks Broken.
Feminine athletes just about ran away
with record d-st1attering honors in the
meet. which attracted some 800 per-
formers.
Lillian Copeland. Pasadena Athletic
and Country Club. three times shattered
the women's discus mark before finally
chalking UP one Of lis feet even. Her
previous record was I035S feet.
A new standard for the quarter mile,
four member, wOfncn's relay, was set by
a Pasadena Athletic Club quartet. Lii
Ian Copeland. A. Crane. NJ Doerschlas
and Z. Nichols. The new record Is 50
seconds fiat, oettering the old mark.
also held By the club. by 2 i-ie seconds.
seconds
Agnes Crane tied the 50-yard dash
mark when she reeled of the distance
in s seconds fiat.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
AlRPLANE LlNkSMEN
WILL RESUME IAUNT
M the Associated t.y@Ss

M the Assartascsl ry@Ss
EVANSVILLE Ind, February lS~--
Sin Chicago golfers who attempted q
non@Ssen flight nom Chicago to VAL
pagiso, Fla, and were forced down here
YESTERDAY, took their plane 10 Prince,
tom, Ind late todas so take ess tfea,
there Tomorrow morning for the Fsesisa
city,
They were unahle IN raise the Stin~
son nstraiter siSseasseagef plane tsNn,
the fteld here due % It's saggy eunssi~
tsan, and the htgh Wind made IL nAe
possible far them ~ attempt a tass~
on traM the concrete Dixie nee hsgA>
way
The men. Carl Meesyman et the
Mlinnss Athletic Cub ,iAek SeNAre.
niiat Fred Al. tagstSh, rsNSlsiens af the
NatiaaAl bank nf Meeasawn. Chtcagas
Eawara Andrews. raslte manufacturers /
Hunter nteksNn. ais esseneF Maanagae.
tAseN aud r. ii yeuNs, Mere attempt.
ing 10 ns 70 FloFtaA h six haNrs b
keep . gou aAss.A ~
Evening star., 1928-02-19
NELSON COLLEy-
LeftGuerd Central
BALTIMORE RALLY
DOWNS GALLAUDE1
Visiting Basketers Score
Late to ToppIe Kendall
Greeners, 34-31.

Gaiiaudet College basketers bowed to
the University of Baltimore team Tor
the second time this season In a game
last night AT Kendall Green. the score
against them being. 81 to 81. A late
Baltimore rally downed the locals,
The Kendall Greeners forged 10 the
front at the outset. when Dyer counted
and Miller and Hekanson boosted the
score by neat combination play and ac-
curate tosses Dichl. OF the visitors,
bored In frequently. but at the end OF
the first half. Gallaudot was leading
~ 10 II,
Unleashine a vigorous attack In the
second half. the Baltimore auint even"
tuaiiy went into a deadlock with the
Buff and Blue team Diehi continued
his good work and combined fnultlessly
With Bousman and Decker, To net hase
kets, until the visitors assumed the
lead near the close Of the game,
Delhi and Decker were the pick OF
the visitors. while Dyer. Cosgfove. Mil"
Ter and Hokanson did we'll for Gal
lAlidst,
Evening star., 1928-02-19

IS. Mrs. Theresa Blanchard OF the
United States. vas ninth.
Another title went to Norway today
when Albert Anderson captured first
place in the ski jump with leap o.
81 meters. Simurd Ruud. another Nor
wegian, was second with a Jump OF So
meters. while Rudolf Pudkert. Czecho-
siovakia. placed third. Axel Herman
Nilsson of Sweden. fourth: Sven Ola:
Lungren, another 6wede. fifth.
Then came the first American. Rolf
Monsen. whose best leap was $3.50
meters. Charles Proctor and Anders
Haueen. the other Americans, placed
fourteenth and fifteenth, respectively.
The United States got half grip On
It's second Olympic title. however. when
the bobslcieh team headed by William
Fiske OF Chicago made the best time
in the first descent down the Olympic
chute. Another descent will be made To-
morrow with total times determining
the winner.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
DEFEAT OF YANKEE Girl,
is OLYMPIC SENSATION
Bearix Loughran, Favorite i'm Figure Skating. Is
Placed Third, Norwegian Lass Winning.
American Bobsledders Leading.

HT NORTH. Switzerland February
is Pr Defeat of Bcatf's Iough-
ran Of New York. popular fa-
- yors.e TO win the wornen's figure
skating title. proved the chief
sensation of the Olympic Winter sports
program fOoay.f
The judges decision. announced late
tonight. awarded the figure skating title
10 Sonia Henie. i6-year -old Norwegian.
girl. With Miss Loughran third Second
place went 10 Fritz Burger OF Austria.
and fourth 10 Maribel vinson OF Boston
Miss Loughran'S defeat was surpris-
Ing IN View OF t;1e fact that she finished
second in the 1924 Olympics 10 Mime
Szzbo- Plank OF Austria. vino was MOI
entered In the competition this year.
The point scores. as announced by
the Judges, follow. Sonia Henie. Norway.
Q: Fritiz Burger. Austria. IS: Bcatriz
LoQgi1ran. United States. 2s: Married.
Vinson. United States. 80: Cecil Smith,
Canada, 81: Constance Wilson. Canada.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
CQLON|ALS ANNEX
TWO COURT T|LTS
n,en Defeat Gu;lford, 1922,
While Girls Score Over
American IT,. 52-l6.
. EORGE WASHINGTON UNI
vEESTTY basket ball teams

~ EORGE WASHINGTON UNI
vEESTTY basket ball team,
r won twin bill last night ir
~ the Fl street gymnasium tbs
mems quintet scoring IL q
late rally over Guilford College. 20 20
-, and the coed six taking the meas
ure OF American University passers,
81 TO rs.
Failure TO make good on their scor-
ing opportunities nearly cost the Buff
and Blue five the victory over Guilford.
despite the fact that the hosts had the
bali in their territory more than half
he time. Guilford led by safe Essr-
gin until the final period. chiefly be-
cause the visitors found the oaSke;
where c. W threw wild
A!lshouse was the only G. W, mar
20 score from the field IN the first
half Joe Rang!ey later dropped n
two baskets and Carey came through
with D spectacular shot from center
field 10 give G. ". i-poiat lead II
the last five minutes OF play. Coed
sons uncrring eye from the foul line
Eestec points In as many trials,
Every man on the visiting S9tsc
found the basket. Haworth leading OF
with I points. and Griffsn. dimin0siye
left forward played fast game. ae-
counting tor two goals and one ioa
as we'll as being vital factor in tas
early attack which sent his team int
the lead.
The contest was rrslsh-and~ tumble
affair. with frequent spills and general
Scramhling for the ball
In the coed game. which preceded
The Colon,aiS completely outclaSSe6 thsis
opponents Naomi Crumley Gagged IL
baskets with Alethea isswton rolling Ill
10 more. Zach shot two from sas
white line, Louise OaawaSe and Jenny
Turnhaa proved fast ceaserfaeia erns~
etnatson, earning the tip-o1 ~ pFac-
tleallS every soSS-up
Florence Fellows, American Il. rige.
forward, PLAYED Tire outstanding game
for her squad, registering 10 Of the ID
points,
Evening star., 1928-02-19
ILLINOIS TRACK TEAM
DEFEATS NOTRE DAME

Coach Harry 1iii's tack team defeated
i'otre Dame today, 10 10 10, IN the
first indoor track meet OF the SEASON for
the Iiiini
EetFe Dame taok the tifsl two events,
the 75~gard dash snd the half mile,
snd Tied of broke The record In each
event,
Elder. the h1ife Dame dash s'3f
iied The srmory record 0f 7sa see0nak
tor ihf rs yards. beating Hale 6f I'LL
ilois ~ the tape by Two yards. Abbott
NJ fgotFe Dame set q IieW ar,lasfy record
NJ ~ $40 for the half mile, COMING
np IN the finish nj a thrilling race 70
best Hal White by iHeIies
Evening star., 1928-02-19
TWO MINNESOTA GRID
TEAMS TO Be IN FlEL.O D

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. February 10
flFl -.~ Minnesota will have Two foot ball
teams in the fleid next year, tha aeenild
tn be known as the ''fsn team, Coach q,
w Spears announced today,
Games already have been arranged
fnr the IN" team, including one ~
Metre Dame, November 10, ne rail af
Chicago herr November anH ~.
Thomas af at. Paul here October aa.