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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
in 7o Tomorrow Coast Came Revealed
WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

Heights. Gallinger. Garfield. George
town. Happy Hollow. Hoover. Iowa
| Avenue. Mitchell Park, Montrose
Park, New York Avenue. Park View
Phillips Plaza. Rosedale. TakOma
Park. Thomson, Twin Oaks. Van Ness
Virginia. colored; Barry Farms, Car
doza. Howard. Logan. Payne, Rose
Park and Willow Tree.
George Washington University inter
class basket ball honOrs will he de
cided this week under the direction
Of Eugenia Davis, assistant physical
training director.
Games are scheduled for tomorrow
Thursday and Friday afternoon, with
each Of the four undergraduate
classes represented by one squad
Following this series. varsity ma
terial will he picked and final work
outs held in preparation for the inter
schola site schedule which opens the
latter part OF the month.
4 game is wanted by the basketers
| of Calvary NJ. f.. Church for tomor
row night i'm the church gymna stun
| on Columbia road Managers 81
teams desiring practice Tits are asked
! to communicate with Helen Joliff. Co
! lumbia o6SS-J.
Eagles Of Business Night Higi
| School will meet squad of high
school girls tonight in practice
game at the Business High gym
| ma stun. The contest is scheduled fol
/ $50 O'Clock.
Managers Of teams i'm the Washing
ton Recreation League are requested
| nv the executive committee of the or
canization to verify dates AT least on
| week in advance Of the time set FOL
each match and to check the game
with the referees appearing on tins
| schedules. According TO officials. th'
visiting team is responsible for thi'
check in each case. Cooperation II
these two details is urgently requested
by the committee in order that th'
I schedules may be run off smoothly.
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WITH THE BOWLERS

stead of Phil Spinella. who had rolled
in this section in the Convention Hal!
end of the match. Glenn was 4 pins
behind al the outset of the BROOKLYN
block. hut at the end Of the second
game Saturday night Q pins ahead.
This margin was reduced to 3 pins in
the third game, then WolStcnholme
easily outbowled little Barney in the
fourth game and 10 clinch TIE match
ir the fifth. struck in the ninth loX,
spared in the tenth and counted . pins
in the rolloff. Barney had spare
break At which to shoot in the ninth
box. but blew it after seeing Wolsten-
holmes strike, and although the
Brooklyn man toppled a strike in the
tenth he simply could not cope with
that 3s-pin total piled up by Wolsten.
holme in the last two frames.
Highs for the match were made by
Convention Hall bowlers almost in
every way. Whalen's 1853 game was
the best individual effort and his 636
set in the doubles was the finest for
1--WE games. Wolstenholme' 1874 game
ard $50 set led in the singles and
Works 62S was the best individual
set in team competition. BARNEY
Spinelia hit the only match record
for BROOKLYN when he shot 1873 for his
first game in the team match Satur.
day
In grand averages for the fun
match. Whaicn aSiiy led His game
rating reads 1913 over a 2o,game
stretch. Megaw. also in 20 games.
averaged lI6-l2. Work, In 10 games.
short for an average Of ISL and
BURNER, also in 10 games. for 1875.
Wolstenholme. in 20 games, avera ged
III. Barney Spinella shot in IS games
for Brooklyn and led his squad with
an average If Ills. lettering the aver.
age of but one OF Washington $
bowlers.
Cleaning up In the formal match
was not All accomplished by Washing
ton bowlers at Brooklyn. After tn.
big affair was out of rhe way Yevera /
imprompiu contests were staged he.
tween Washington and Brooklyn
sharpshooters. in which the former
Jared especially well. Howard Camp.
bell. who accompa ned the Convention
Hall team, hattled with Mel Luft Of
the Brookiynites in a rubber.ba nd hin
match and demonstrated that the Ma.
tionai Capital has bowlers who can hit
this style OF maple. too.
To make the trip a complete sue.
cess the team and MANY OF the rooters
that accompa MED il were generously
entertained by Al Gardner. manager
Of the Convention Hall drives. during
the New York stay AS Al Work re.
marked. the entire affair "couldn', bs.
beaten by a Filipino huddle," what.
ever that may be.
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OUINT AT VIRGINIA
DUE TO BE STRONG

UNIVERSITY, Va, January p
Virginia. basket ball team has tTo
games this week before starting on
the hard series OF contests with mem
hers Of the Southern Conference.
Hampden Sidney is 20 he met tonor-
row night and johns Hopkins Will be
played saturday, both here.
Two complete teams we're used b.
the Cavaliers in their opening games
with LynChburg College and Pa ndolph-
Macon. plaved last Friday and Sstur-
much further adva need i ia proba be
that Coach Lann;gan will select his
I'VE best men for one regular comb.
nation.
In the opening game the starting
lineup was Capt Meade and Jones.
forwards: MILAN, center. and Brown
and Via. guards. Before the hals had
ended these men we're replaced b.
HYDE and Harrison. forwards; Tyler,
center. and Fayonsky and Vose,.
guards
OF these combinations. The first ap-
paared 10 be somewhat better in sco-.
ing. bur the work Of both groups was
uneven.
A team made up % Tyler and Jones.
forwards: MILAN. center. and Capt
Meade and Fayonsky. guards. was pu-
into action and showed real ability
Every man on this quint Is an accU-
rate shot
After this week the TirEinlans face
difficult schedule. Kenruckys ouin-
comes mere on January Is for tire irs-
Conference game of the Winter. Fol
bowling this contest. The Cavaliers have
games away from home. going 20 TIE
Carolinas for TWO games in Columbia
and one in Chapel Hill. and after .
rest Of several days. taking a aunt
% meet Maryland and Catholic L.
When the series have been PLAYED
Virginia has dozen games u Feb
ruary. all out two Of which are 20 -
played OF the home court.
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BOB FOLWELL, NOTED GRID
STAR AND COACH, is DEAD

we'll was considered one of the great
est halfbacks in the Fast and in his
senior year he was captain Of the
Penn foot hall team. He also was q
member OF the track team, starring
in the weight events. and was
heavyweight wrestler.
After his graduation in 1893 he he
came head coach Of the Lafayette
foot hall squad and later was head
coach at Johns Hopkins. Washington
and jefferson. Pennsylvania and the
Navy.
Washington and Jefferson teams
under Fuiwell's tuteiage from 1912 10
1915. inclusive. were among the mos;
powerful foot hall machines in the
country. During that period the
Presidents won ;. games and LOST only
:. While nj ". and ]. he started hiss
famous short forward passing game
over the center of the line.
Folweli came tn penusylva mia as
coach AT tn. close al the disastrous
season Of 1915. liz remained Tour
wears and then went lo the Navy
here he coached The MIdshipmen fer
four wears IL Was one a. has teams
that last defeated The Army.
Hin disease. which finally caused
his death. foreed Folwcl. 10 retire
from college coaching. hu, after n
brief res, at his farm in Mu'lica Hill.
y. j., he again became "a f"ot hall
ntenfor'l IN 1895, this time as coach az
tn. Phila delphsa Qtiasers. America n
League professin nals- LAST, SEA son h"
MAS coach Of the Atlantic CRY Roses.
an Eastern League professional or
gansyaiinn,
f'oiwell was horn at Malllca Hill
lie was thu son ~ the late Robert
Cook Foiwell and cousin ~ Nate
Folweii. another former PENNSYLVANIA
foot hail star.
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CLAN IS NEAR FLAG
IN SOCCER LEAGUE

Vanuuishing British Uniteds yes
terdav. 3 to .. Clan MacLennan eleven
virtually assured itself of the flag ir
the CAPITAL City Soccer League.
Rv banking commandments,
to o. Concord gained second place IN
the Washington Soccer League. 1t
was the last scheduled game in that
circuit.
In other Capital City League games
Rlick's Arcadians won over hard.
fighting Army Medico team. , to o.
and Rosedale scored over Germania
Is to o. Capitol Soccer Club forfeited
10 Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09

INDOOR tennis and badminton viii
feature the program OF aCtlVities
outlined for the rcCreatiOnal meet
L ing Of the local National Amateur
Athletic Federation group Wed
nesday night i'm the y, w. T.. A. gym
nasium.
The gymnasium program will begin
at q o'clock and will he followed ny
swimming period from to ':3o'
Members desiring to take advantage
of the tank privileges are reminded
that they must pass their phFSica' eH-
amina tons in advance. TheV are ad.
vised by Elsie Sanders, president OF
the \. A. A. r. group, to get In touch
with Marion Neigs at the y. W. G.. A..
headuuarters for a medical appoint
ment before Wednesday night If this
matter has not already been attend
ed to.
All girls and women Interested in
the y A. A. r. recreational work are
welcome to Join the group. New
corners are advised to report to MISS
Sanders at the gymnasium Few MIN
utes before s o'clock for registration.
Further informal ton may he obtained
from Miss Sanders at Central HlSh
School or Mt the Argonne Apartments.
"Wednesday. January is. has been
set az the date for the annual election
Of officers of the y. A. A. F. group.
A full attendance is urged at tins
meeting. which will be held also at
the Y. w. G.. a.
Midwinter playground schedules
have gone into effect. with IS grounds
open daily from ll45 to $50. and on
Saturdays from 3 until 4:3o. with dl
rect0rs in charge of each ground.
No organized leagues or Journeys
will be in operation until March. ac'
cording to word from playground
headquarters. at which time practice
will begin for the Spring schlag ball
tournaments.
A number of the playground has.
keters are planning to try for local
or international honors in the world
free throw nament.
Practice for this event will be the
chief activity for the immediate fu'
ture at the municipal play centefs.
Grounds which will be in operation
on the schedule quoted above during
the remainder of the cold weather
months include: Bloomingdale. Bur
roughs, Chevy Chase. Columbia
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Teamwork Feature
Under the Basket


Glance al diagram 4 and IL
aboye. In 4 We see that forward
! has shot for the basket and for.
ward 4 has taken the rebound. hut
nnds both himself and No. I guard.
ed. He passes Ia No. :. his center.
on the free throw line. This No.
player In the hub Of the attack.
The ball always going 10 him when
Tie forwards are bi0cked from
sii0oting, and when the center n
In n position t0 use an undrFhand
ts,op mass for the basket: IN other
words when mo opponents are fush"
Ing him from, thr rear ar sides. he
now makes this shot.
ttut there In 0Jis other danger
that The play may be stnIrd.
Either ~ The guards covering his
forwards may risii bach and leap
and block the Try. 4" prevent this
Wasi,Lurn employed teamwork
A. NJ, ! passed 10 No. ff"m III
der The basket, No. 5 rushed To u
D,,sttiou In fr01t III his center on
in. free throw line. thus biofhIng
M ti,e Two guards fran running ~
aud kaorhtHg down the ATTEMPTED
shot. Often such n shot " hitssrd,
sOnt,u u fast. tail player. with u
dead" eve for stioating. nav with
the 4. 4. 4. championship I'VE. The
ItiiI,asds 1T ~. J0srtth. s'"frs
man, u goat b. his foti"" 'np meth
I'D. wi,i.ii viii he tt,e subject ~ To
,uosrDu' " article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
e.. W. OJJINT ENTERTAINS
AMERICAN u. TOMORROW

Rutgers in the Arcadia will feature
Saturdays program. st. Mary's Gel
tics and Gallaudet will meet on the
Kendall Green floor in the only other
local game.
Catholic University will meet Da
vis.E.lkins at Cumberland. Md. Mary
and will engage V. NJ. I. at Lexing
ton. George Washington will stack
mp against William and Mary at vii
Harrisburg. Va. and American Uni
versity will face High Point College
in that North Carolina town.
College games for the week follow:
TOMORROW
American University VS.. George
Washington at q. w.
WEDNESDAY
Gallaudet VS.. Catholic L. at {. L.
THURSDAY
George Washington VS.. Hampden
Sidney at II. S.
Maryland VS.. Virginia Poly al
Blacksburg. Va.
Catholic L. VS.. American L. al
American.
N.w York L. VS.. Georgetown at
Arcadia.
Maryland VS.. Washington and Lee
at Lexington. Va.
George Washington VS.. Virginia
Medical College at Richmond.
SATURDAY
Rutgers VS.. Georgetown at Arcadia
81. Mary's Celtics. VS.. Gallaudet al
Gallaudet.
George Washington va. William
and Mary at Williamsburg. Va.
Maryland VS.. Y. VI. i. at Lexing
ton. Va.
Catholic L. VS.. Davis. EllIins nj
Cumberland. Md.
American VS.. High Point at High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
MATTHEW'S, FROM TEXAS,
SHOWS HE'S GREAT END
Not Only Deserves All-America Place This Year,
But Is of All.Time CaIiber-Defies East.
erners to Run His Wing

which produced Gerald Mann. 1so-
pound hack. who grabbed forward
pass right out Of the hands OF joe
string and Caldwell 70 score the
Vests second touchdown
Four obscure Texas colleges sent
four players ~ steal the thunder Of
the great foot hall Stars Of ,hs year.
East. West or anywhere. That L. a
record.
Copyright, 1923 by the North American
Newspaper AlitsncsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
YANKEE FIVE PLAYS
FREDERICK TONIGHT

Washington Yankees Who have
sTen r~orsa u.rst nv Eide Brs,bu-.
and will strive 10 nil the gap lsst By
the disContinuarCe Of th. Washington
PRO ;eau BY entertaining fast pro
and seni-pro teams az he Arcadia.
make their debut tonight. PLAYING hosr
10 Frederick. Nd, HusIlsrs \, SO
oclock
CioVers ana Wolff photographers
are 20 facs in preliminary, starting
at ,.Se o'c'ocS.
Ed2lstsin. Mossr. Eania. Macdonald.
Croson. nsis,;sa. Sawyer and Ma
stellar are plays-s CUT 20 appear IN
The Yankee line-3p. Larry Boe-rer.
Jack Smith and Wirt'ey Sc-cSxs. Fer
mssr District stars. are 1spsadah1ss 90
the sterling Frederick team, which
gave The former Washington Pre- 7u.r,
= real hattie rscsn:ly II .ne western
Maryland city. Dancing Will follow
the biz game.
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YALE SETTING PACE
IN BASKET LEAGUE

NEW YORK. January g iE1.~-The
Eastern IntercoiIegia' League baske 81
bal SEE son will lie in fun swing by
the eTsd 81 The weEk. with ali the
members tn action. Columbia saliyinR
form tonight aga inst Dartmouth a,
New yDrk
Dartmouth was on the short end
~ 2G-to-22 score against Yale on
saturday night. Columbia has failed
% come out On Top IN any If its
minor enaag en@n'S thus far.
CpFreii viii usher in She campo ign
o.. I'haca aga inst Yale on Saturda y
night. and IN The same evening
Psjncr'pn VIII play ~ Columbia for
the fIts' time.
Yale leaGs the league with ixo vic.
torres. I>agt year Yale won bDt TWO
gsTfS,
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BOYS CLUB TOSSERS
START PLAY TONIGHT

PLAY in the big Boys Club basket
ball league was to get under way to.
dav with games between HartfOrds
and Optimists and Centennials and De
LIKE fives in senior division r. Inter.
mediate division games tomorrow will
hiring together Senators and Centrals
and Shamrocks and st. Martins. In.
dependents and Northerns and En-.
ervs and Optimists are to clash We'd
nesday.
William TT. Sanderson. athletic di-
rector Of the club, is in charge of the
| league.
Two attractive Washington City
League games are carded tonight.
Woodlothians and District National
Guards meet in Central High gym at
& O'Clock and Y. NJ. G. A tossers meet
comuany r. National Guard. on the
arrorv floor at Hyattsville at $50
o'clock.
Battery 4, Coast Artillery. downed
Nontrose A. C. basketers, so to 20, in
an extra period game.
Overcoming their rivals. who out
nlaved them in the first stages of the
game Bernie Peacock's Anacostia
Eagles vanquished the hardy Glover
4. 4. tossers, % TO 20. Eagles, gen
orally regarded as the class of un'
limited teams hereabout last season.
rlaved a fine defensive game, but
their passing was not so smooth as
il doubtless will become later. Joe
Sweeney for the Birds and Smith for
Clovers were high scorers. Warwichs
drubbed Roamers, ~ TO Is, in a game
that preceded the E.agles.Clover clash.
knights 81 Columbus tossers, who
meet the Eagles next Sunday in Con
cress Heights auditorium, yesterday
routed Potomac Boat Club. rs 10 2.
There was nothing 10 II but Casey
from the outset.
Original Wonders also had field
dav at Fort Washington. taking the
quint representing that reservation
over the bumps. 81 10 IS. in the fort
gym. Mickey Macdonald was Won.
ders' scoring ace.
Noel House basketers downed Seneca
seniors, 40 10 IS.
Pennanf 4. E. and FLYING Clouds
meet tonight in the Hamline gym al
$50 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09

A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY and
n George Washington clash to-
"A morrow night in the latter's
4 \ gym in the first game of the
season bringing together I'M
portant local teams. The game Will
he the first of fourteen that will mark
the heavy 14-Same card in when COZ.
lese tosSers Of the local group VIII
figure this week.
There is a lively rivalry between
American and Catholic universities
and hang-up battle appears likeiN'
Each has shown strength in games
So far. Both have played twice, each
winning and losing a game American
l. los, To Gettysburg College ana
rhen came back Saturday to trim
High Point College. George NashihS
ton defeated Rridsewater College nun
f,ll On easy victim TO Navy Saturday
At Annapolis.
Nh games are carded TUESDAY
hut another highly important sa",e
from n local standpoint is listed Neo,
nesdav. when Catholic University ana
Eal|audet come together at Srook'
land. Neither team has been defeated
hut the Cardinals have met more
formidable opposition.
MARYLAND and George Washington
begin three-dav stands in Virginia
THURSDAY. when the Old Liners meet
Virginia Poly at Blackshurg and the
Colonials stack up Against Hampden'
Sidney in that Virginia town.
Fridays card Of four games is UNI
usually attractive. Catholic Univer-
sitv and American University will
come together in the latter's gym in
a highly attractive local contest and
Georgetown opens its schedule. an.
PERTAINING New York University in
The Arcadia. Maryland meets Wash.
ington and Lee at Lexington and
George Washington engages Virginia
Medical College in Richmond.
4 hattie between GEORGETOWN and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
CkNkDIEhS HAVE THREE
FINE HOCKEY SCORERS

EEW YORK January & m sup
ppgf~G rs nashy trlo - sbHfp.
shpplrss N Joilaf. 3Dre5,z npd GoRn".
th< MeHtf r3l taH#S.rHs Have f,lI19I 40
h3gh DaHi Df ~ EDaip ~ GIftet he
ftiarfil ~ 'nH As'ipftai iir.t@Y I+>agu+
The fsnaaaeus rlGzs neaded the
standings ~ bo'h Isoups win "A
ratnes spn. one jpst and four ora WI
ysasgr lSojr, tp'al 81 q It, 8 more thsn
she Detroit CpDgaYs, me present lead
err ~ the American competl'lDn
The Standing ot 'he clgbs 10 ca,e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
INTERNATIONAL GEO9
ANEEnAA GH0t .
MAIL BORO NEEDS A WIN
TO GAIN SOCCER TITLE

FIDyfnJns Hale meets the nhhFi"b''I
MatIt,DtD is.siH ia IA HIosi amp" i'"'
I<setsetluH ,3Dccer j>eaEus game ne"
Ea 4tGBY. As.,4
~ aounlng EIpHDlnEGals, AS' !
L.,r1 WI van sac i+hbShi' q
Itpyru4}s,xa8Ie tl"iDfy ~iu EiNe "
Ie far 1Ls !ea1 vim Mat5b"fD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
PLAYGROUND TOSSERS
WILL CLASH TOMORROW

1hpiusun ana ienisetuNn play
ground basket bah teams viii meet To
tn6iIpW at $50 o'oi0ek on the i'lasa
play ground in the second III pro-
posed three namn series for The citS
pa yEround little. Thomson won the
tlrkt M,
Thomson In champion of the Hast.
etn ssetion of the tity aud Georgetown
proved the ~ OF Nest ssse.:sF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09

by tue Associated Press
The French people, Who lead the
world In lawn tennis, have now taken
ilp In D serious way It's iiiiis brother
ping pong, Paris has y well patron
Ixsd Pies pons club sAlsA Astas ~
Mar t4XIAkkRsnik .-.s-.y1x.~ss-.~l-~.
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GIANTS TO HONOR Y0UEGs,

%EW YDtkE January 'Ny ~
,p,fus5y .d tfs iaf" lft'TT '"H WI
,a,.,..., ,uffclGer II lhh Sc" '"ft
,,""i',.t. uIu H. bnb.g.d ~ bo''I'
XIII. 80. III. ,isi.fHs3 wall ~ ii''
o.. t.founds. ii4e sectipn "n.'s >"
'e,f.,tnea fi,ng 1914 through 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
CLUB BUYS GRIDIRON.

Johnny Miles. captain of the Seat
Pleasant Fire Department foot ban
team. has announced that the CLUB
has bought a gridiron of four acres
near Carmody road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09

bAH FRAh"IsrD, January Ng.
PENN Ff3edmanF ItsItn"n ~
A.. t.ua ihe measure ~ ihA asrs.s
va 1Issts by 1909 saTs IN
=, ,s,a.y 10 /. paysassi ION ~.
pAasss s~+- @~'@'s' ''~' "-'
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ST. MARY'S CELTICS
PLAY BAPTIST FIVE

ALEXANDRIA. Va. January g.
st. Mary's Celiics will furnish la sket
hall opposition at the .Armory Hall
tomorrow night for Paul Gottwal's
feet Calvary Baptist Church team
of Washington. Play will be started
at $40 O'Clock.
Dr. W. Clyde West. city health Off.
Ger. and Or. William l.. Schaffer con.
Quoted a physical examination OF the
candidates Of tho Alexandria High
School girls basket hail team Ia de.
'crmine the fitness Of each aspirant.
Those who do not make a passing
grade will not he allowed Ia try for
positions.
81. Mary's Juniors entertain the
Chevy Chase Juniors tonight on the
Lsceum Hall floor at s O'Clock.
Old Dominion R0at Club cagers will
practice in the Armory Hall tomor.
row night at O'Clock for Wednes.
days game with the Benjamin Frank.
lin University team OF Washington.
Manager I.eo Deeton wants all Co.
lumbia Engine 60. tossers 10 report
for tomorrow nights practice at 6
o'clock in the Armory Hall.
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BY ROBERT sENsENDERFER.

~AN FRANCISCO, Calf. January
9.-In several OF the All-America
selections this year. down on
- the second or third teams,
might be seen the Mat
thews. Texas Christian. end"
Somebody was trying to show he
hadn't neglected Texas was the
thought which arose. Bur after the
East.West game here December 81.
one thing above all others was proved:
RAYMOND Rags, Matthews was not
only the greatest end Of 1927. but Is
one of the greatest Of all time.
Bob Reitsch, Illinois center. gen
erallv picked as the best Of the year
along with Bettencourt of st. Mary 3
had this to say after the game:
I'VE would have won in the third
period IL IL hadn't been for Matthews
While the game wore on and We grew
weaker, that Texas end just grew
stronger. We would have forward
passed our wav to. victory in that
period IL ID hadn't been for the way
Matthews rushed Bill Amos. No one
on the Western team worried US al
that department of the game bu,
Matthews"
Matthews comes from the Texas
Christian University at Fort Worth
He learned the game az the high
school there that produced 70 Nc
MILAN of the old Centre College team
He is a ra ngy lad weighing $50 pounds
and in the opinion of experts who
saw the F.asr.West game. is the best
wingman they ever laid eyes on.