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Evening star., 1928-12-08
Big Ten Sanctions West Point
Contest After Stormy Debate

against colleges and universities. AL
though 1t is satisfied that Notre Dame.
which also was protested and which
has games scheduled with three Big
Ten foot ball teams next Fall, lives up
to the rule.
The rule states that no player IS
eligible to compete in Big Ten ath-
letics or against Big Ten teams who has
played more than three years of COL
lege athletics
Dates for sports events and non con-
ference relays carnival events nave
been announced as follows:
Drake relays. April 26-27; Ohio re-
lays, May 4 Illinois indoor track, March
16: Texas relays, March 29-30; Big Ten
outdoor track championship, North
western, May 24-25; indoor track cham
pionship, Iowa. March 80 and cham
pionship cross country, Ohio State.
November %.
. Minnesota was given the golf cham
pionship tournament for May 1929,
and Chicago was awarded the indoor
swimming championship event for
March 1916.
Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite of Wis
consin was elected president of The
coaches committee, succeeding Jimmie
Pheian of Purdue.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON.--Dave Shade, California,
outDointed Arthur FLYNN, Lawrence,
Mass. (10). Frankie O'Brien, Hartford,
Conn. outpointed Jack Britton, New
York Cl0).
TOLEDO. Ohio.-Rosy Rosales, Cleve-
land, outpointed Larry johnson, Chi
cago 10>. Joe Boichan. Detroit, won on
foul from Sammy Lurica, Toledo (4.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis-Johnny Ciccone,
Duluth, MINI. outpointed George Mavis,
Chicago O0).
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Henry
Falegano. Des Moines. Iowa. outpointed
Hank Busges, Waterloo, Iowa U0).
MINNEAPOLIS Harry Dillon, Win
nipeg. outpointed Dick Daniels, Min
reapolis Q0D. Britt German, Mime
apolis. outpointed Jack Sharkey, Min
nearolis 90.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Charley Cobb.
Houston, Tex. knocked out Battling
Nelson. Waterloo, Iowa (2). Brownie
Turman, Wichita. Kans.. outpointed
Archie AmonS. Sta James, MINI. (S).
Ernie North. Des Moines, Iowa, out
pointed Everett McLain, Kansas
City 60.
DENVER.-Irwin Bige. Omaha. Nebr.,
knocked out Billy Vaughan, Torrington,
Wyo. CD.
NEW ORLEANS.-Big Boy Peterson,
Minneapolis, and Martin Burke, New
Orleans, drew O0).
HOLLYWOOD, Calif-Homer Sheri-
dan, Sioux City. Iowa, knocked out Joe
Cardoza, Culver City, Calf. (5).
LAKEWORTH, Fla.-Cline Wellons,
Fayetteville, N. c.. outpointed Willie
jackson. Key West, Fla. (lO).
TAMPA, Fla.-Ernest Hauges, Chile.
stopped George (TNT) Gibbons, Cleve-
land (2).
Evening star., 1928-12-08
BOWLERS POINTING
FOR STAR TOURNEY
Many Special Tits Precede
Big Holiday Event-Good
Contests Likely.
7 OCAL bowlers now are in the
midst of the most extensive

r OCAL bowlerS now are in the
midst of the most extensive
bowling campaign that Washing
IL ton and vicinity ever have known.
More special events have been
listed and are being scheduled this year
than ever before in the history OF the
little maple game here.
Inter-city matches, unique Journeys,
sweepstakes events are plentiful this
year series of these events will pre-
cede the opening of The Evening Stars
first annual duckpin championship
tournament which is to be held at Lucky
ary Us. Most of the major special
matches will not be arranged until after
the New Year has arrived.
AT King Pin. No. / tonight the IS
entrants in the Meyer Davis ladies
sweepstakes will roll their final three
game block. Most any one of the con-
testants can collect the big prize, but
in some cases it would take phenomenal
scores. About half score of the leaders
are in line for the honor, although Lor-
raine GULL. ace of woman bowlers, tops
the field as the final block Is started.
Edna Waterman, Catherine Quigley and
Elsie Fischer are so close at hand that
Lorraine will have to battle to hold her
SiASIlL IIldIklIl. LLlClllG RT6DIe. Jenny
Malcolm and Leda Amidon are likely to
share in the laurels.
Special matches are scheduled at Ar
cadia, Convention Hall, Coliseum and
Queen Pin alleys today and tonight.
Lew Thayer Typos will engage STAN
dard OIL General Officemen of Balti-
more at $3.50 at Arcadia The Oilmen
hold a 60-pin lead at the start of the
second block.
CaShmyer All-stars of Catonsville.
Md. are the attractions at Convention
Hall against the District League cham
poins. This is a first-block engage
ment starting at o'clock.
Stanford Paper Co. bowlers enter
tain VictoriaS of Baltimore at the Col
iseum at 8 o'clock in the second five-
game block Stanfords took a setback
at Baltimore recently by 81 pins.
Herald All-stars will face Model Lunch
at Queen Pin alleys tonight at o'clock.
Jack WolstenholIne, Queen Pin man.
ager, and AL Work defeated Pick Hamel
and Tommy Kuhnert in special
doubles match last night. 729 to 67l.
Work ha 398, set, with counts Of 14O.
13l and 127.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
CENTRAL SWIMMERS
GAIN EASY VICTORY

Led by Capt. King and Bodine, Gen.
trail swimmers defeated Baltimore City
College tankmen, ~ to 81, yesterday In
the Central pool. It was the second win
in as many engagements this season
for the Blue and White mermen. Gen.
trail will meet the Baltimore schoolboys
in return meet in Baltimore jan
uary IL.
The results:
BG; second. White CBJ; third. Hickey SSlrc.}. 1cS.
lcISo-y.Td breast .trokszwon by Mayhem
.seo,yars 1sIay.,won by Central eHiek.y,
7camDGeII;.. 4 Bieren' NordenhoIts..D whitsS:
soO-yard free stvIe-won by Bieren tBJ;
1sSond: gordon (cl; third sippis tBj.
ISo-yard back stroke Won By Bodine
1r1 &C.; ssc9nd, 9n Pridseon tB); third, Levi (B).
IOo-yard free styIe-wOn by King co.;
;Do. 1scond White VIII OBJ; third NordenhOltr OBJ.
Ens fsr!dn o third RE t'gsn gss.eS:. G &
3O0-yard medley relay-Won by Central
Pridgeon, WineT, Bierenj. Time. 5ssss.
Dewitt and GOnzaga we're to come to-
gether this afternoon in Clark Grif1th
Stadium in their annual foot ball bat
garded as the District prep school
champion.
Ten games so far have been booked
for Gonzaga's basket ball team and in
addition prep school league contests viii
be played
Court practice for the Streeters will
begin Monday. but it will be another
week before foot ball players join the
squad
Capt Bussink, Pyne. Holbrook, Farrell
McVean, Duane. Connors, Kane, B. Nc
Vean and Jake Farrell are tossers upon
whom Coach Ken Simondinger Is count
ing heavily.
Gonzaga's dates so far. arranged
follow: SO
January 10. Calvert Hsil: 2s. Eastern.
csoEgetoWn Prep 0csF1 s. csiS.rt F' Hali f"sS away
3. Eastern: i2. Western; Al. GEORGETOWN
Prep. away; %, Leonard Hall; IS, western
A captain for the 1929 Central High
School foot ball team will be elected at
the annual foot ball banquet to be held
the evening of December IS at the
school. A manager will be named at
the same time.
Coach Louis j. (Ty) Rauber has
recommended l3 members of the 1928
Central squad for letters to the athletic
association which meets Tuesday
morning to pass on the awards.
Those recommended for the awards
are:
Caot Eugene Stevens. Lewis Beazley. Rob-
Ter. Herbert Olsen. Lawrence Piumiey. San
ford Ross. Paul Wilmer; Hsrding zimmtsch;
stephan Manager Ansel Torbert also has
been recommended for &C"
Evening star., 1928-12-08
ST. MARYS CELTICS
OPEN BASKET PLAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December g.
St. Mary's Celtics will open their court
schedule in game with the Nausbaum
Pharmacy A. c. of Washington at $50
on the Armory Hall floor. There will
be preliminary between the st. Marys
Celtic Juniors and the National Press
Building Cardinals of Washington.
Hoffman ClOthierS are anxious to
schedule a game for Monday or Tues
day night with an unlimited team
having a gym. Phone Allen at Alex
andria 2l98 between 6 and pm.
Alexandria High School was to play
the undefeated South Boston High
School of South Boston, Va. this after
noon at Dreadnaught Park with the
State title at stake.
Indications were that 5000 would
attend.
A street parade and mass meeting
we're held last night.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
c. i. QU|NT STARTS
CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
Meets Baltimore U. Tossers
in G. W. Gym-Hoyas Given
Foot Ball Letters.

Opening the District collegiate basket
ball season. Georgetown University toss
ers will play host to University of Bal
timore tonight at o'clock in George
Washington University gymnasium.
There will be preliminary game be-
tween the Hoya Freshmen baSketerS
and Eastern High, starting at o'clock.
Both the Blue and Gray and Balti-
more teams will present line-ups made
up largely of experienced players. Capt.
Fred MeSmer and Jack Burns. forwards !;
Don Dutton, center. and Maurice Nc
Carthy and Hal Meenan, guards. will
comprise the starting Georgetown team.
This is the same combination which
made such fine record last Winter for
the Blue and Gray.
Selection of a captain for the 1929
Georgetown. University foot ball team
has been set for Monday at $3.50 o'clock
Mooney, Liston. Provincial and Hudak
are looked upon AS leading candidates.
Twenty-one players of the 1923 squad
and two managers were awarded the
varsity "G" by the university athletic
board yesterday.
Those who we're presented the in
sigma were:
Capt. Jerome Carroll. suard: Paul Liston.
tackle; Sam Cordovsno: guard; James
Nenneth Provincial, end; John Tomaini.
end; John Scalzi, quarterback; Ralph Dup
Robert Dwyer, halfback; John Hudak. half
back; Edward Leary. halfback; John Bozek.
lalfback: Charles Walsh. tackle; Eugene
Frank Progan. tackle; Kenneth Schwartz,
end; William Holloway. end; Henry Lang
senchamp. guard. and Managers Kelly and
Cantwell.
All except six of those who received
letters will return. Those to be lost
are Capt. Carroll. Tomaini, Duplin,
Dwyer, Holloway and Schwartz.
Freshmen and sophomore elevens of
Georgetown University were to clash
early today on the Hilltop in their an
nual battle.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Week end activities of local school,
girl athletes include both hockey and
basket ball contests.
Interplayground basket ball honors
we're to be at stake on the Plaza Play
ground field when Garfield and Chevy
Chase teams met in the second. game OF
the title series. Garfield won the OPEN
ing game and should they score second
time, the championship will be theirs.
The series will be tied and a third game
will be played next week If Chevy Chase
wins.
Garfields lineup included Dorothy
Kelso, Loveye Adkins, lone Hoffman,
Marie Shorb. Elizabeth O'Rourke and
Zelda Madeoy.
Chevy Chase players include Betty
Hartman. Florence Grady. Catherine
Crane, Givian Essex, Catherine Nc
CandlesS and Mary Lowe Watkins, with
Helen Bittinger, reserve.
Holton Arms Blues and Whites we're
to meet today on the Ellipse field to
decide the interteam field hockey title
at the school. Each year the Blues
and the Whites select representative
squads to defend their colors, the win
ner being credited with points toward
the school athletic cup as reward
Blue and White contests are staged
throughout the year in every sport at
Holton Arms and in addition, points are
credited, for gymnasium work, attend
ance at practice and for winning the in
door gymnasium and track meets.
InterschoIastic basket ball schedules
are being planned by George Washing
ton University, American University.
Gallsudet College, Holton Arms, Ma
deira, National Park Seminary. Fair
mont, Eastman. Friends and one-game
card by the Mount Vernon Seminary.
With the possible exception of Gal
laudet, all of these teams are planning
series to precede their varsity games.
Because of the limited number of girls
at Gallaudet. this part of the program
probably will be omitted by the Kendall
Greeners.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ HICAGO, December 8.-Except
in the case of the Army, the
Big Ten hereafter will refuse
~ to enter into athletic relations
with any team which does not
have a three-year player rule.
After a turbulent debate, during
which protests were made against the
Army, which does not have such rule,
the faculty advisory committee of the
conference last night decided to en-
force the rule with the one exception.
The action saved the Army from en-
barrassment, as it was over the three
year rule that 1t broke the athletic re-
lations with the Navy While the Navy
has a rule identical with that of the
Big Ten, it was included in the excep-
ton.
Two Army sports officials, Lieut. Col.
Roger Alexander of West Point and
Col. W. C. Sweeney of the 3rd Infan-
try. Fort Smelling, MINI, argued the
case OF the Army before the faculty
committee, and were delighted with the
decision, which means the Army can
carry out Its scheduled foot ball game
with the University of Illinois next year.
The faculty committee, however.
agreed to enforce unequivocally the rule
Evening star., 1928-12-08
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
WILL PLAY IN CHICAGO

LOS ANGELES, Calf. December
(P).-Coach Howard Jones of Southern
California informed the Pacific Coast
Conference of Coaches, In session here,
that his foot ball team had agreed to
play Notre Dame November Is next
year at Chicago.
Efforts were made to bring the East
ern team to California again, Jones
said, but Notre Dame found that the
trip would interfere with its schedule.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
BASKET BALL GAINS
BIG TEN SPOTLIGHT

CHICAGO, December 8 P),-Basket
ball steps from the background to a
closeup on the Big Ten athletic screen
tonight. when six teams get their first
tests of the season.
The scheduled games were Wabash
at Northwestern, Monmouth at Chicago,
Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State, Wash
ington University of st. Louis at Indi-
ana, North Dakota at Minnesota and
South Dakota at Iowa.
Michigan made an inauspicious start
last night, losing to its old rival, Mich
gan State, 81 to "a.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
TILDEN APPEARS CERTAIN
TO GAIN REINSTATEMENT

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December Sunless
the signs have been misread Big Bill"
Tilden will find himself restored to
good grace by the executive commit
tee of the United States Lawn Tennis
Association today.
Barred from amateur play in IS ma
ttons holding membership in the In.
ternational Tennis Federation. Tilden.,
it Is expected, will be reinstated at the
executive committees annual Decen-
ber meeting.
Unoh1cially. several members OF the
committee have expressed the opinion
that the tall Philadelphian has been
punished enough for violating the anna
teur rule last Summer when he wrote
newspaper articles on the Wimbledon
tournament, in which he was q con-
teStant.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
BASKET BALL TEAM
LOOKING FOR GAME

National Press Building Cardinals
are seeking game for tonight with 4
135-140-pound class quint having a
gym. Call West 1853 between and
pm.
PetwOrth MidgetS defeated Woodside
toSSers, 81 to 10, last night
Calvary Reds, who play Laurel, Md,
National Guard baSketerS tonight at
Laurel, last night squeezed out 1892
triumph over Dixie Pigs. Richardson's
basket in the extra period gave Reds
their win.
Led by DalgliSh and Schafert, Ma
tlonal Prep baSketers drubbed Ire
monts, AZ TO Is, last night.
Red Shield tosSers opened their cam
paign last night. taking Fort Myer Band
courtmen to camp, 81 to "a,
st. Martins basketers won two games
last night ST. Martins Cardinals de-
feated Washington Loan q Trust Co,
81 to IL, and st. Mary's unlimited class
toSsers downed Mclean. Va, quint, %
to II.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
GRID VICTOR TOMORROW
TO PLAY BALTlMOREANS

The victor in tOmOrrow's unlimited
foot ball title scrap at American
League Park will meet the winner
of similar battle to be staged in
Baltimore between the Homestead
and Irving elevens.
Both Apache and Mohawk off,
cials are ready to schedule the Bal
timOre championship team for an
engagement next Sunday.
All details for tomorrow's title bat
tie have been completed and off,
cials of both clubs are predicting the
largest crowd ever assembled to wit
ness sandlot athletic event.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
UNBEATEN TEAMS
IN DIXIE BATTLES
Florida, Georgia Tech Given
Edge in Contests That
Hold LimeIight.
BY the Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. December g.
Knoxville occupied the center of a coll
orful foot ball stage today with two
undefeated teams representing the Uni
versities of Florida and Tennessee fight
ing it out. Florida held a distinct edge
over the Tennessee Volunteers at the
kickoff on the basis of comparative
results. The Gators have rounded out a
strenuous schedule without loss or tie.
also establishing Nationwide scoring
record.
Tennessee's past" is almost as good,
although Thanksgiving setback in the
form of tie with Kentucky virtually
eliminated the Volunteers from the
Southern Conference running.
Prnlna hla linz -iirnc.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
JOLTS GRID HOPES.

ATLANTA, Ga, December 8 (P).-
Tuskegee Institutes Tigers, three times
negro foot ball champions OF the
United States, gave Atlanta University's
Southeastern Conference title hopes a
Jolt yesterday by scoring l0-to-7 vic
Evening star., 1928-12-08
FINAL GAME IN MIDWEST.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, December (P).
The last game of the Middle Vests
1928 collegiate foot ball season was to
be played today between Marquette U.
and Creighton U. of Omaha. dry,
frozen field awaited the teams.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

ATLANTA, Ga, December 8-The
unbeaten tornado of Georgia Tech to-
day encountered the crippled Bulldogs
of the University of Georgia with every
season.
The trek of some 10000 Georgians to
Atlanta for this traditional engagement
demonstrated, however, the conviction
of partisans that the Tech Georgia"
game is anybodys-as it always has
been.
LoLta 1;,.o ,,~r.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
WOLVERINE FIVE BEATEN.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, December 8
P).--A scoring drive in the last half
which erased an early Michigan lead
and put Michigan State in front en-
abled the Spartans to take the open
ing game of the basket ball season
last night, 81 to "a.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
STAGE HOT sCRIMMAGE.

Potomac Boat Club and Gallaudet
College basketers staged warm scrim-
mage last night in the gym at Kendall
Green, Gallaudet winning, 81 to 30 At
the half Potomacs were in the van,
II to 16
Evening star., 1928-12-08
MITCHELL VS.. MALONEY.

BOSTON, December 8 P).-Andy
Mitchell, Los Angeles heavyweight, has
been matched to clash with Jimmy Ma
loney of Boston in a 10-round bout at
the Boston Garden on December IA.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
MAGoFFIN IS REFEREEING.

Paul CMaggie) Magof1n was to off,
ciate In the Georgia Georgia Tech foot
ball game this afternoon, at Atlanta.
He nns herF!A6 this game for the past
several seasons.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
GRID TEAM WANTS GAME.

Arlington A. c. foot ballers want a
game with -150-pound class teams
for tomorrow Call Manager Henson
at Clarendon 321 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY.

Gafiney, 20; Columbia, IL (South
Carolina scholastic State champion
ship.
Henderson Brown, 3S; Arkansas
Tech, 6.
Tuskee Institute. 10: Atlanta Univer-
sity, 4.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. Decem-
Der 8.-The Potomac River was very
cloudy and the Shenandoah was clear
this morning.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
MERIDIAN PILOT WANTED.

The manager of the Meridian foot
ball team is asked to call the pilot of
the Mercury eleven tonight at Adams
56l between 6 and o'clock:
Evening star., 1928-12-08
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Newark, 3; Boston. l.
Buffalo, a; Kitchener, 2.
Vancouver. 1; Seattle, 0.
Hamilton, 2; Toronto. 1.
Detroit, 5; Niagara Falls,
Evening star., 1928-12-08
PRO BASKET BALL.

Trenton. 32; New York HakOahs, 22
Cleveland, a.; Brooklyn, 81.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

NEW ORLEANS, December g.
Quantico Marines were here today for
a game with Loyola University that was
expected to draw big crowd.
Probable lineup:
Evening star., 1928-12-08
robable line-ups

CHAPEL HILL, NJ c., December
R).-Both North Carolina and Duke
were primed for the State champion
ship game to be played here today.
Probable line-un:
Evening star., 1928-12-08

Referee-Mr. Lambert (Ohio Statel. Um-
pire--Mr. Bagley (WaSbineton and Lee)
Head linesman---Mr. Clark tSewanee1 Field
judge-Mr. FRANKIE (Army).
Evening star., 1928-12-08
COLLEGE BASKET Ball.

Michigan State, 81; Michigan, "A.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
HONORABLE MENTION.

Ends-Rosen2Weig, Carnegie; Barna, Ho-
bart Smith, Alabama; Abernathy. Wander
Phelan. Detroit; Provincial, Georgetown;
Doncness, Pittsburgh; Tappan and McCaslin,
Murphy, Boston Colleges Petty, Texas
Aggies Barrabee, New York u. Churchill
Oklahoma.
Tackies-Hibbs. Southern California; Lass
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-26
CARBON PREPARES
FOR BELFRY MEET
Cup Is Offered by Montana,
Wyoming and Southern
Railroad to Winners

Carbon has a chance to cop the cup
which the Montana, Wyoming and
Southern railroad men have put up
for the county track meet. This must
be won three times by a school before
it becomes theirs permanently. Tuu-
ri, who took the hundred, two twenty,
and four forty last year, is with Car
bon again, and has been working hard
He now holds the county record for
the 440-yard dash at 551a seconds
Haavisto, who set new records in the
mile and half mile last year, is also
training for Carbon. Others who took
points for Carbon last year and who
will again be out are: Rapids, A.
Thompson, G. Thompson, Haro, Gillen
Toffer and Levi.
Carbon county records and their
holders are as follows:
Javelin, 1862 feet 3 inches, Beard
Belfry, in 1923.
Discus, III feet 3 inches, Stirling,
Belfry in 1927.
Shot put, al feet inches, Stirling
Belfry, in 1927.
Pole vault, 10 feet 4 inches, Levi
Carbon, in 1926.
High jump, feet 7 inches, Brown
ing, Carbon, in 1925.
Broad jump, 10 feet 61a inches,
Fleming, Carbon, in 1927.
Low hurdles, % $40 seconds, Free
man, Bearcreek, in 1927.
High hurdles, 10 $40 seconds, Free
man, Bearcreek, in 1927.
Mile run, 5 minutes 8 $40 seconds,
Haavisto, Carbon, in 1927.
880-yard run, 2 minutes 16 $40
seconds, Haavisto, Carbon, in 1927.
440-yard dash, 55 $40 seconds
Tuuri, Carbon, in 1927.
220yard dash, "a ITO seconds, Pc
terson, Carbon, in 1924.
1O0yard dash, 10 3-5 seconds,
Grusonik, Carbon, in 1924.
50-yard dash, S $40 seconds, Cru
sonik, Carbon, in 1924.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-26
LESSONS ON LOVE ARE
BEING GIVEN FREE SOON
4 \; X 4 If Il

The senior play, Saturday, April 90
is the next red-letter event in the high
school calendar. With the practices
of this week the play is finished
product, ready to be served to the
public tomorrow night.
Several members of the cast have
been indulging in extra practices
Gene and Elizabeth as John Bruce and
Nora Mullet have been taking lessons
on SLOW to Make Love-" from Ted
and Mary, who are the young lovers.
Hubert is consulting lawyer about
his cemetery lots, and George is
learning to play trombone. Agnes
Chesnik and Agnes Sekora are prac-
ticing the dance, "The Lily and the
Lamb" and Lydia is trying to fall
down stairs without any serious mis-
hap.
"a Lucky Break" promises to be
one Of the best senior plays, so we're
advising you to see it.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-26
EDITORIAL
SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL TRACK
MEET

The county track and field meet
will be held Saturday, April %. Car
bon has always had one of the best
track teams in the county and should
therefore have the support of all the
local people, not only the students, but
also the townspeople. Practically all
of the students in Carbon high are
back of the team. A school that has
the team that Carbon has should have
the support of the entire community.
By this we mean the moral support.
Track is the last athletic activity in
Carbon in this school year. So stu
dents and others give the team your
best support and give it whole heart
edly.