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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-16
CITY LEAGUE BASKETERS
HAVE TWO Tits TONIGHT

winners are after games In the senior
or unlimited class Manager RUPERT
may be reached at Lincoln 1874.
Aztec juniors scored two wins. TAX
Ing Epiphany over the bumps, 30 TO 10,
and drubbing st. Martins, SO to 20.
Corinthians gained two victories.
routing Northeast Bulldogs. 40 to IL.
and Arcadians. Al to 10.
Red Shields yielded to Tivoli Whirl-
winds in 34-3l game.
Merrimac Juniors piled up 70 points
against % for Kenilworth.
Hadley Insect tossers squeezed out a
27-26 win over Milton five.
Silent All-Star tossers want Tuesday
and Thursday games with unlimited or
senior quints having gyms. Call Frank
lin 1908.
Fort Humphreys tossers routed Pal
ace A. c.. 81 to 10, in the Soldiers
stronghold.
Pierce Props seek games with 1885,
pound teams. Challenges are being re-
ceived at Hyattsville 934
Noel House basketers. who have n
gym, are after tilts with midget quints.
Call Lincoln 29ol after pm.
Games with 105 pound flvcs having
GYMS are wanted by. Colorado A. c.
Manager Chcslcv may be reached at
Columbia 806 between and $50 pm.
Howard A. French basketers will try
TO run their straight-victory string to / 1
when they meet sherwood Club in the
Noel House gym tonight at 8 O'Clock
French players will meet at Eighth and
II streets northeast at 7 o'clock.
Bonds Whirlwinds and Roamers will
face in a basket ball game tonight In
Hine Junior High gym at 9 o'clock.
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WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

end trip to Westminster. Md. where
they opened their court season by
trouncing the Western Maryland Col
lege sextet. rs TO II.
Team play OF high order gave the
Kendall Greeners an edge on their OPP
ponents. whose machine was not so
well organized Jumping into an early
lead. Gallaudet held 1919 advantage
at haf time and kept one notch ahead
of the hostess team throughout the
game.
With the exception Of one guard. NJ.
Du Bose. the Gallaudet lineup was
made up entirely OF new material. in
Guiding Misses MARITIME. Coretti, Bron-
son. Salick and Watson.
Western Maryland was represented
by Misses Murphy. Miles. Johnston.
Food. Cochran and Willingler
Girl Scouts are looking forward TO
the celebration of International day
for Girl Scouts and Girl Guides. which
will be observed all over the world on
February 90. Local Scouts are already
LAYING their plans for a fitting pro-
gram, according to r. Eleanor Lewis.
director OF the District of Columbia
troops
1t is hoped that the Juliette Low
memorial fund. for which all Scouts are
working earnestly now. will be COM
pleted b. International day. and this
will be another cause for celebration
on the part Of the Scouts. This money
will be used for the promotion OF Girl
Scouting and Girl Guiding throughout
the world" as an active memorial to
Julictte Low. who originally established
the Girl Scouts and Girl Guides as a
universal siStcrhood.
February - has been chosen as the
International day because 1t Is the
birthday of several people upon whose
work and ideals scouting has been
based. including George Washington.
Sir Robert Baden Powell chief Scout
OF England and founder OF the move
ment for both boys and girls over
there, and Lady Baden-Powell. chief
Girl Guide of England
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COLGATE PICKS ABEL
FOR FOOT BALL COACH

EEW YORK. January 10 Hp,--T'he
stt1setic o9uncil ~ CoIgate University
netting has oeciced VI offer the post
.f ilead fDot Dau oDacn tor 1923 ~
Far &. Abel. present freshman mentor,
sk s4ccesSoy " Ceorge ". HsLsc". WHO
hes resigned
kDe!I vino was graduated tram Chi
g&t< ia 1915, Was ala f.E~EmefiGa
tackie IN 1915, an0 has hal vide cDaeh-
Ing szpef1sfoe since then.
Es4her. who came 10 r0igsie from
IGAa State la 1926. resigned recently
~ csyols moe time " 1ardirfl studies
Et il expected ~ pursue them ~ Col
PfH ard serve ~ assistant ~ Abel.
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PLANS BEING
MADE FOR MAY 10 GAMES
Committees Are Named to Handle Event-Tech's
Clash With Eastern Tomorrow Tops List
of Scholastic Court Games.

Newly, Dick Newly. Sam Solomon. Bob
Acorn. Allen Minnix and Jim Lemon.
Tech and Eastern, leader and runner
up. respectively. in the public high
school basket ball championship series.
face tomorrow afternoon. In the Ar
cadia. IN game apt TO be keenly con-
tested Louis Berger, Techs scoring
acc, who has been hampered recently
by an injured ankle, Is expected 10 b.
IN first class shape tomorrow, and the
Manual Trainers are generally conceded
an edge over Eastern. However. the
Lincoln Parkers led BY Ted Cappelu
BASKET slarpShooter extraordinary. are
set Tor a desperate battle against Tech
and those taking in the game should
nave most entertaining afternoon.
central and Business will meet n
ne other games tomorrow. The
Colun! ola Heights school bovs fell 10
fore their dearest foe, Tech. Fridav
but appeared 70 have an ADVANTAGE
over Business. which has lost both ~
series starts 20 date. However. Dick
Keefer. captain and clever forward Of
the Stenog quint, IL now back in the
game after being out With an injured
ankle and Business may show 20 bette.
advantage.
District OF Columbia College ard
Benjamin Franklin University fves are
70 meet on the Central Y floor in me
only other court game N sciloolboy
circles here tomorrow Leonard Hat
and Hyattsyille High are to face or
the armo-y court az Eyattsville.
-Four games were cardrd for srnol-
asic toSserS hereaoout today. Emerson
and Dewitt were TO clash in the Ameri-
can University gymnasium. Leonard
Hall was 70 tackle Gonzaga on the !
street school floor. Hyattsville High had
an engagement with Woodward School
in the Central Y gym and Georgetown
Prep and Western were 20 mix.
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DISTRICT RACKETERS
SCORE IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. January Is~Wash-
fTlgtons lYooor TERMS team 6ecisively
tFo1neec GwYnys Fails racketers In a
Winter Tennis League engagement or
the Fifth Regiment Armoyy courts yes
trrdsy 7 matches 2.
Boo ConSiclne oyercan1e Elmer Rudy
IN tne only match that went 10 extra
sis. the l,csi hoy rsilyina In fine style
after trailing SIS. In the final set
" take the singles clash.
Summaries.
DISQUALIFICATION ~ , defessI1 psads
g. |.~~E. ID Baum ~ ,j@fesiS9 fsolG
sfsfr g.! - taHg ~ , defeated Bjeck
E-~-S g~~s %ffJfe " ,sHfystD1 Yi)GHtsaH
e. G~~l feon8sps ~ d~festea Motley
81 g~--a B9.9s eilnes ~ s1D bs Gs
fsfit
fs5isEt Fs-~rf',ns5dne snd Shore ~ ~
fssfsS Egcy beG Solfs'e3p 1T. 80
FtfgsF HtyS 8f3@essfsf ~ srffstad EEfHf
snf Ysoasstl. fI s-# JaHf and Brothers
- e.9h GefAHit
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RY II. G. BYRD.

GEORGETOWN should have this
Winter a mile relay team even
Y faster than the brilliant quar-
tct that wore its colors last
season. notwithstanding the
lcss NJ such stars as Ed Swineburne
ana Jimmie Burgess. in the opinion OF
Goa h John O'Reilly. The squad IN
workouts on the board track AT
GEORGETOWN hes given unusual promise
and Coach O'Reilly says that ne eN-
pectcd the team to Go better tnah
5 minutes % seconds for the mile pc
fore the end of the indoor season.
And that time for the mile INDOORS Is
brilliant. inasinucll as 1t averages oe'-
ter than 81 seconds per man. =,
II is likely that the team will be
made I'D Of O'Shea. the only member
left Of the 1927 four; Cranley Shooter
END Hector. OF these. It seems ina,
Hector is doing the best work. ano
Cosch O'ReiIlv gees far in his praise
Of h!r, making NJ secret OF the lac,
tfrt he expects him to be a real
v'nnder"
whalen. fourth member of the team
a vear ago. is back in school, but still
Is weak firm, the effects of an opera
ton last Tail, Because OF that he is
not counted on.
Georgetown pans 10 SeIlo ltS team
70 New York 10 run IN the Mlllrose
games. February and from there goes
on TO Boston TO run in the Boston
A. A. meet February 1. In all prob
ability. several other meets Will be
visited after that. though the schedule
Is not vet definitely determined.
Three OF the four men likely 10 make
I'D the Blue and Gray relay quartet ran
as members of the freshman four last
wear ard created quite a record for
themselves. In fact. the freshman re-
Law team az Georgetown year ago
was about as fast freshman quartet
as there was in the country. and Coach
ORei!lv is banking so highly on what
they ought 10 accomplish this year
that he comes out with the unouau-
fed opinion that they Will be better
than the veterans Of 1927, whose places
they are filing.
George Washington and University
Of MARYLAND are back from Their trips
through Virginia, in which each was
highly successful Each played three
games and each was victorious on all
three occasions. The Buff and Blue
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TWO holes in one we're registered
on golf courses about Washing
ton. marking the first time In
the history of the game abou.
the Capital two aces have been
made In one day.
AL Treder. professional at the Manor
Club, sank an iron shot on the thir-
tenth hole OF the club. The hole Is
i85 yards long. Treder vas playing IN
a four-ball match with Harry G.. Pitt,
G. B. See and A. L. Landvoigt.
Earl v. Henderson sank his mashie
tee shot on the i00-yard fourth hole az
the Argyle Country Club. playing in a
,hreesome with c. NJ. Moetzel and ".
A. Cover.
A. L. Houshton made what Is held to
be a Winter record for the Manor Club
for the layout,
Drawn outdoors by the balmy,
The courses about the Capital yester-
day. All the courses were thronged
from carly morning until late IN the
afternoon.
Twenty-Five applications from the
more than 100 submitted for the pos.
of professional golfer at Indian Spring
were sifted out o. the group yesterday
and held for future consideration when
Perry B. Hoover's special committee
met at the club Another meeting will
be held next Sunday aid the list will
be further deleted. Eddie Towns
resignation As club professional Is
effective February ].
Some person with q humorous turn OF
mind has sent Tommy Armour. the
national open champion, what he calls
q "Caledonian niol!ck" The implement;
OF golf is shaped like niolicS. with 3
blade 5 inches across. With a shaft made
up from q crooked branch Il has been
fitted with grip. and. according 70
Tony Sylvester. cluhnaker for Armour.
is most effective implement for play
Ing III a Scotch mist
Cy Cummings Of Columbia. the tall
sycamore Of Montgomery County. Who
serves as president o! the MARYLAND
state Fair Assoc .attcn during the Fail
n,rnillS, has ,c' h'r,S'lf in for q b;
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G o. Haze Great Team T C2ub Meet Be Reteious a
FIVE BOWS
TO BALTIMOREANS

Loosing an effective attack after trail
ing throughout the first half. Arundel
Boat Club tossers Of Baltimore doWned
Washington Yankees In 29-2s basket
ball game last night in the Arcadia.
Edclstein. Macdonald and Elmer Rip
ley. the latter making his debut with
the Yankees. headed Yankee offensive
which gave the locals the lead at the
half.
In the final half. however, the Oriole
CITY bows using a clever dribbling game.
rallied briskly to take the lead
In a fast preliminary Wolff Photo
rraphers vanaushcd Bonds Whirlwinds,
"a to % 1t was keenly contested
game all the way
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Two games are carded tonight In
tho Washington City Basket Ball
League. Woodlothians and Marines
are to meet In Central High School
gym at 8 o'clock. and District National
Glardsmen arc to journey to Hyatts-
willie to engage the league leading COM
pany F.. National Guard. team IN the
armony In the Maryland town. starting
at 8 80 o'clock.
Anacostia Eagles. regarded as the
best unlimited class basket ballcrs here
last Winter, still are undefeated this
season. The Birds YESTERDAY van
ouished knights OF Columbus. 80 to 26
From the outset 1t was a hot battle.
with the Cascys rallying desperately
in the third quarter to cut the BIRDS
lead to a point. only to have the latter
forge ahead again quickly.
American Railway Express basketers
visited Baltimore and downed Balti-
more g. Ohio EXpressmen. 80 to r.
Basket ball Is flourishng at Fort Mycr
and the soldiers there have just formed
a league. Four games marked the OPEN
ing of the circuit last week. Two more
are cardcd this week. both on Friday.
Medical Department will encounter Bat
terry c and Troop G will try conclusions
with Battery A.
Army Medical center and st. Mary's
Celtic tossers of Alexandria are to come
together in the formers gym tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
Jewish Community Center tOssers
bowed to Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton basketers of Baltimore in 35-2o
game here but the Center girls tripped
the Y. w. H. A. combination OF the
Monumental City. "a to Is.
Crack de Luxe A. c. passers added
two more victories to their impressive
string, triumphing over Pullman A. c.,
"a to Is, and Scnccas. d to II, The
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Ooaiert,aan aud Iiarrjgan, aces M
last ,faf's Conference champion
ship tram at Michigan, were lead
ing scorers IN the title race brfhuse
u their aegressiyenrss and height.
A. Michigan employs different
type III game thaH amy other ION
fsfrnes Ave IL II we'll Ia Look Into
H. u features the i0Hg overhead
pass. As tH H,1st attacks Today,
fhs play starts from lhe defensive
bsetboard.
The priHsipie NJ tile long pass ~,
tack H. ~ have 9ne man free and
breaking tor bis basket when the
ball IL secured Quiet. passing fs0,i
guard 10 guard finds this tree man
turning ~ n paint near the tree
throw line and e0aIjng bach up
soUu ~ bong pass h. hurried NJ
him 1hls iUrH trees him fr0iH n
guarding opponent, The pass ~
him h. high Instead NJ catching
II. bs bats the bail 10 oHe side NJ II
strikes his hands, into the hands NJ
one ~ his forwards coming down.
The forward dffbbIss aud sh00fs.
When the forwards are covered =
different play dsset0ps.
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WALFORDS CAPTURE
SOCCER LEAGUE CUP

Champion Walford Soccer Club yes
tcrday won the Washington and South
eastern District Soccer Association cup
lie championship. when it drubbed Ger
ma American eleven. 8 to >. on the
Monument grounds.
In the best match In the Capital
City League. Rosedale pointed the way
10 Rockville. TO :. British United
downed Germania. 5 TO !. Arcaclans
scored over Army Medicos. 70 0. and
Clan MacLennan. league leader. won by
forfeit over Capitol Soccer Club IN
other league engagemtnS.
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POPE AGAIN PRESIDENT
OF" T"CLUB OF TECH HIGH

Loren Pope has been reelected presi-
dent OF the - Club of Tech High
School. the membership OF which in
cludes both graduates and undergradu-
ates OF the school. He will serve six
months.
Other officers chosen are.
Louis Berger. vice president: Howard
Florence. treasurer: Bradley Edelhu;
secretary: Edgar Shaw. chronological
secretary. and Thomas Rooney. scar
ceayt- at arnig
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MANDELL WOULD FIGHT
IF PURSE is SUITABLE

CHICAGO. January 10 R).--The
threat Of suspension BY the National
Boxing Association. effective in IS
States. II a title match is not signed IN
80 days. has brought the response from
Sammy Mandell and his manager. Ed
die Kane, that Mandell is perfectly
willing 10 risk his lightweight cham
pionship against any challenger for a
suitable purse.
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PROTHRO MADE MANAGER
OF THE MEMPHIS TEAM

MEMPHIS. Tenn. January l6 up. -
James Thompson DOC" Prothro will
manage the Memphis Chickasaws of
the Southern Association next season.
Prothro succeeds Clyde Milan. who
piloted the team for the past three
years.
The new manager has spent the past
two years with Portland OF the Pacific
Coast League.
Prothro once was with Washington,
and Milan. whom he succeeds. was With
the Nationals for many years and re-
Gently was made coach OF the local
club.
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PURCHASED FOR SONG:
SOLD FOR HIGH PRICE

SAN FRANCISCO. January Is LAO.-
Even in these days OF high-priced base
ball players. with figures running from
$1,000 TO $4,000 In the minor leagues.
the case OF Alfred McCurdy stands out
In bold relief
The tall first baseman cost the Port
land club $387I-train fare and meals
from San Francisco TO the Oregon city.
He was picked up on the sand lots"
here. played with the Pacific Coast
League team in 1926 and 1927 and was
sent TO Des Moines Of the Western
League this year in a $1,000 cash and
player deal.
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FORMER GRID STAR DIES.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. January 10 tap.
Clifford K Burton. 80. guard on the
Oak Park High School foot bali team
that won the national interscholastic
championship In 1912 under Robert
Zuppke Is dead here Burton also
played on the Illinois foot ball team
under Zuppke.
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WILL COACH AT NAVY.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. January 10 La1.----
Ensign John A. Charleson, United
States Navy. intercollegiate l35-pound
boxing champion in 1928. now stationed
at San Francisco has been ordered TO
return 10 the Academy 10 assist III. M.
lEpike) Webb with the boxing squad.
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MILLER WILL REFEREE
BIG BOXING JOURNEYS

Capt Harvey L. Miller. U. s. n. c. r..
we'll known local boxing official has
been requested TO referee the service
boxing show TO be held at New London.
Conn. January 81, for the benefit OF
the families Of the S-4 victims.
He has also been assigned by the
intercollegiate Boxing Association 10
referee several meets this Winter at
Annapolis and University OF Virginia.
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H0RhSBY NOT FOR SALE,
SAYS HEAD or BRAVES

NEW YORK January ~ ~ ~ Rogers
EognsDy newly acquired bec1nd Ds@e~
man ~ The Boston Braves, IL not fof
s4ie. President Emil r. FlIcns of the
EGe1Sa elJb DECLARED here.
EveE HsNn CAiyifr and other siArs
Of the Cubs would not be tempting ~
sny exchange fof Hornsby, President
Fs1Glik AID. A
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LIldL tliC 50 80
pHoe4 VIII! her a 1t sus Sss1i n s sse
field OF scholastic athletics as
we'll as in other activities. comes
to lis in a report from the Associated
Press that in many co-educational uni
yersities the women now are winning
their major athletic emblemS in the
same proportion as the men, and in
some instances are distinguishing
themselves beyond their male class
mates.
Mildred Hislop Of the University Of
MARYLAND has earned the highest hon.
ors on the rife range. winning the
1927 national individual indoor cham
pionship with record of 9o.75 for a
total OF % matcheS-a record I'M
enualcd by any other sharpshooter Of
either sex at College Park last year.
Two other members Of the Old Line
coed squad ran Miss Hislop a close
race for these national laurcls. Alice
Orion a sophomore averaging 997i in
II matches and Hazel krcidcr. Junior.
1851 in % encounters. Miss Hislop is
n junior and had never touched rife
until her freshman year at Maryland.
Eagles OF Business Night High
ScnOoi VIII meet tne Capitol AtnietlC
Club basket ball sextet tomorrow night
at 7 O'Clock on the Wilson Normal
School court in a Washington Recre-
alton League contest.
All members OF the G. A. c. Athletic
council are requested TO remain after
the game for business meeting.
Washington Field Hockey Club and
Washington Athletic Club tossers have
postponed their scheduled meeting in
the senior circuit of the Recreation
League cardcd for tonight, according
TO Miriam FAIRIES. manager OF the
hockey club scxtet.
A definite date for the encounter
will be annuonced later.
Gailaudet College coed basketers
returned victorious from their week
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REDS OBTAIN PITCHER.

CINCINNATI, January 10 R).~Wil-
liam Miller. right-handed pitcher. with
Omaha Of the Western League two
years ago, has been signed by the Cin-
cinnaii Reds Miller formerly starred
with Ioyola University Of Chicago.
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PRINCETON, COLUMBIA
ARE BUSY IN LEAGUE

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January l6.~Princeton
and Columbia carry the burden in the
Eastern Intercollegiate Basket Ball
League this week.
Princeton entertains Pennsylvania
Wednesday and invades the Dartmouth
domain Saturday.
Columbia will go To Yale "Wednesday
and play Cornell at Ithaca Saturday.
Princeton now shares the crest with
Cornell. with one game won and none
lost
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NOTED GYMNAsT DEAD.

NEW YORK. January 10 Up,.--curt
Rot,man. National ali-around gym
nas,ic champion for several years and
member Of the 1924 American Olympic
team. Is dead here He was 80 years
old He competed under the colors OF
the New York Turnyerein.
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SAN FRANCISCO. January 10 Op,.--
Harry Hooper. for II years a big league
star and manager OF the San Francisco
Missions last season. has been given his
unconditional release from the Pacific
Coast League Club Hooper. It vas
said, had too many business Interests.
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LOS ANGELES, January 10 P).-~
Harold sRedJ Oranges professional
foot bailers beat the eleven piloted by
Ernie Movers, Z 10 0. yesterday DO"
Molenda scored the lone touchdown In
the second period.
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TIGERS LIKE WILMER.

PRINCETON. N. j.. January 10 Np
al Wilmer head line coach 1T foot
ball and head basket bah coach nj
Princeton University. has signed "a
contract 10 retain his post for i've years
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KERR BECOMES COACH.

HOUSTON Ten. January rs TO-
Wee D:cSie~ Ee-T, ace Q. ne Cn;caSo
White ScN pitching STAG IN 1919 %
ard -, will 6ix>ci ,ae Rice Institute
c,Ss ball team Gs-inS the coming sea-
S1n
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CHALLENGE CUP SOCCER.

New York Giants, 3; Newark. 2.
Brooklyn Wanderers. 4: Trenton r,
G.. o.
New York Nationals. 6: I. n. r.
Crltics. I.
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A special meeting III the Kennedy A
C., will be held tomorrow night at the
home OF Manager Ted Otte at 4 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-16

>ROOF that the American girl Is
matching her skill against her
brother with fair success In the
field OF scholastic athletics as
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Gailaudet College coed basketers
returned victorious from their week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-16

Newly, Dick Newly. Sam Solomon. Bob
Acorn. Allen Minnix and Jim Lemon.
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JOHANNESBURG. South Africa Au-
gust tvia messenger from Serowe
BechuanalandD We have reached Sc
rowe, the capital city Of the land Of the
great Khana
The present native chief and Capt
NettleSon. head of the British admin
istration at Bechuanaland, Immediately
offered to cooperate with us. They as
signed one of the headmen of the city
to act as guide for the expedition. With
his authority, We hope to be able to
gather subject tribes together as We pro-
coed and make close study of them.
Our expedition was royalty entertained
here at Serowe by Tehogo. the queen
mother Of the rightful Swear old chief.
who will when of age succeed to the
throne Of the Bechuanas
Today we expect to leave this city and
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