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VI. A. PRO GOLFERS SEEK
SUPPORT OF AMATEURS

T OP1NG to promote an era Of
II better understanding between
the amateur golfers around
4 Washington and the profess
SIGNALS who make their liveli-
hood at those clubs, the Middle Allan
tic Professional Golfers Association is
to hold dinner at one OF the clubs
on the evening OF February 49,
It probably will BE- lEld at the WASH
mgton Golf and Country Club The
dinner will mark the first meeting of
any local golf body this Winter to dis
cuSS plans for the 1928 season.
The professional association plans to
interest the amateurs of the local clubs
in the aims and purposes of the or
Ganization and to enlist their aid in
promoting the many events held during
the year by the professionals The In
structors from clubs in Maryland and
Virginia are also to attend the meet
ing.
Although formal announcement
has not been made by the club. the
post to be vacated March Is BY Ralph
Beach as professional at Burning Tree
is to be filled by Walter ,Reds> Cum
bingham. sorrelthatched assistant and
former caddic at the WASHINGTON Golf
and Country Glib. Like Beach. who
has been appointed pro at the Subur-
ban Country Club Of Baltimore. Cum
bingham IS graduate from the caddie
group Mt Washington. He has become
quite good player and is a good in
structor
Important decisions affecting the pro-
fossional berth at two leading Washing
tho country clubs may come tomorrow
chairman OF special committee APP
pointed to select successor TO Eddie
Towns. who resigned February j. will
make a recommendation TO the board
of governors. At the same time the
of the Bennockburn Golf
Club will gather at the Raleigh Hotel
at the annual meeting of the club to
discuss many affairs of club admins
tration ind possibly TO decided upon a
successor TO Lionel c. Walker, whose
resignation was effective late last year.
Hoovers committee has chosen three
or four men. with man from the West
named as the leading candidate for
the post and the others following in
the special committee. Although no
inkling has come from the COMMITTEES
as TO she first choice. gossip in golf
circles has 1t that the choice win be
Ed Dudley of Sacramento. Calf.
noted long hitter of the Pacific Coast.
or John Rogers of Pittsburgh Both
men are splendid golfers. although not
yet of national championship caliber.
Larry NabholtZ has also been men,
toned as in line for the Job The
choice. however. according to the Cos
sip. centers on Dudley and Rogers
Little information has come through
regarding the Bannockburn choice. al
thouk the same gossip has 1t that a
local pro viii take over the Glen Echo
post this year. Walter w. Cunning
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BORGEMAN LEADING
PRO GOAL SHOOTER
Ry the Associated Press,

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 4-~Benny
Rorgeman. fiashy forward of the Fort
Wayne club has displaced Dave Banks
of the New York Ceisics at THE top OF
the American Professional Basket Bal
League scorers
The list Of individual scores in games
UP 10 and including February /. an
nounced today. shows Borgeman with $
two-noint margin over the Celtic for
ward
/. Banks. however. has tossed In los
field goals, 10 lead the circuit IN this
department Borgemans total of aS3
points has been gathered through tn"
medium of IS two-poihters and los
fouls
Topei of Rochester has scored a4s
noints To take third place Husta ri
Cleveland is fourth with 2a3. one more
than Barlow al Philadelphia.
Philadelphia leads in team scoring
With i,os3 points, 10 more than the Gel
tics.
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CENTRAL 0UINT ROUTED
By u. OF p. FRESHMEN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, February A.
Pennsylvania Freshman basket bali
Ave was too fast and bic for the little
Washington Central pa$Sers IN a game
here tonight. and the Quaker YearitngS
won ~ 10 ~
The only visitor who could gel goirs
was Colley. who PLAYED guard for the
Capitol City ftve He scored five times
from the field, and also got a foul toss
These points did much To stop an ute,
rout al the school boys.
Charley Jump, the Quaker center, was
the BIG gun Of The night when he scored
eight field goals and foul toss for his
part Of the nights entertainment, Penn
led ~ 10 & at half time,
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ham has been appointed to the Burn
ing Tree job made vacant by the resig-
nation OF Ralph Beach.
A new longest driver in the world"
even longer than the great Jones. has
been found by Bobby Jones Boswell
Q. B Keeler of Atlanta. Keeler claims
young Phillips Finlay OF Harvard. hold
err OF the Eastern intercollegiate title.
is the longest hitter In the realm of
the driver and brassie He bases his
assertion on observations he made dur
ing the Midwinter tournament at Pine
hurst. on actual stepped-of yardage OF
the tremendous tee shots Finlay sent
booming down the rows of pines ut the
Carolina resort There he averaged
293 yards on ID of his Is drives, from
measurements made by Keller His
longest wallcp in the intercollegiate
tourney was 335 yards. while his short
est tee shot measured 270 yards.
Finlay is undoubtedly q great hitter
For the first round Of the qualifying
S. holes at Minikhada last September
Finlay turned in II, four shots bet
ter than Jones. The Atlanta marvel.
Just hitting his stride. turned in 81
on the following day to catch and pass
tha Harvard sophomore. Finlay grad
uated from Exeter a short time ago. He
ives beaten in the National by Francis
Cuimet
Eeb Barnet has in his possession
freak club called a brassie. given him
by H. M Blair member at Chevy
Chase. The club looks like a COM
bination golf shaft and barrel bung
starter, the hitting end sheathed with
brass. The face is very small. and
doubtless considerable accuracy would
be needed TO send the bali any distance
The shop at Chevy Chase is to be
heated with steam from the main plant
OF the club. Work OF extending the
steam pipes into the shop and fitting
radiators was completed yesterday and
the big drum stove that warmed the
shop in other Winters has vanished.
His fellow golfers will be glad to note
thc return to the fold of low scorers of
Albert r. Mackenzie of Columbia. Lack
OF practice and OF interest caused Mac
kenzies average last year 10 ascend
from the los into the DOS. Lately he
has been playing better than ever be-
fore and always is In the 7es, looking
even better than the man who won the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association cham
pionship in 1929 and other tournaments
within the past decade.
The annual meeting Of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association will be feId
at the New Willard Hotel the evening
OF March 3. according to letters sent
QUIT 70 the II member clubs.
- Es-
.. Professional golfers who will attend
the meeting February 10 at the WASH
inGton Golf and Country Club should
send their names. with those of their
amateur guests. to Bob Burnett at
Chevy Chase.
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tn twenty-five ball games the
largest diamond list ever to b.
played by the Old Liners. have
4 been scheduled for the Univer-
sity of Maryland nine for the
coming season. Most of the contests.
too. are with teams OF high calioer.
Sixteen Of the clashes cardcd are
with teams ia the Southern Confer
ence. this being due in a great measure
TO the fact that the institutions in the
northern section Of the Dixie -organiza-
ton have formed league. This cir
cult takes in Virginia, Washington and
Lee, Virginia Military Institute, Viz
gnia Poly, North Carolina University
and~North Carolina State. Home and
home games will be played between ali
the teams except Washington and Lee
and " M l.. which. on account Of be-
ing in the same small town, 90 nos
meet in any branch Of athletics. al
though the schools are on friendly
terms.
MARYLAND will take an extensive
jaunt into the South 10 start the cam
paign. travelling for seven games In
eight days before making their first APP
poaranee at College Park on Apri! 10.
In addition 70 games with the South
ern Conference teams the Old Liners
@AAi H1CEa 4 dC. Ec&iIES yEF64AA1y NdsS di@A
Princeton. tvs games being listed with
the last named, one at College Park
and the other in Tigertown.
Coach Burton Shipley viii have
big joo building UP team 10 cope with
the pretentious schedule as ne lost a
majority Of his 1927 dependabIes. in
Guiding Captain ELECT Jack England.
who decided TO Join the Baltimore
Orioles last Summer
The schedule follows:
April Virginia at charlottesville.
April 3-Nerth Carolina at Chapel
Hill.
April 4-Nerth Carolina State at
Raleigh.
april and s--Georgia at Athens.
April 1-Geergia Tech at Atlanta.
April s--South Carolina at Columbia.
April lo-Yale
April i2-Princeten-
April l3-Nerth Carolina.
April 1S-Univer<ity of Richmond.
April 2l-virginia Poly.
April 2S--St. johns al ANNAPOLIS.
April 21-Washington and Lee.
Arrn 3e-Nerth Carolina state.
May 3-Dake University.
. May 4-yirxinia. ~
May 1a--Universiiy of Pennsylvania.
May 1i-WesteFn MARYLAND.
May lS-Snginia Military Institute.
MAY le-Nayy at Anna polls
May l:-Sirsinh Poly al Bizekxburr.
May iS-Washinston and Lee at Lex
ington.
MAY ls-Nirginia Military Institute
a. Lexington
May 5s-Prineeton al Princeton.
Although the local college basket ball
teams viii figure in nine contests dur
ing the week. some game being cavded
Tor every day except Tuesday and
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YITH resumption OF play in the
public high school basket
NV ball championship series.
sitter a weeks suspension.
scheduled and a flock Of
|nther attractive games carded. this will
he big week in local schoolboy cour.
circles. Track also will have Its first
sfot a. the iinlelight thus far. and there
Eill BE- action in the swimming tank.
While they did not face one another
&during the week because the Arcadia
was not available. CUNTS of the public
Rlieh group kept active III other games
during the past week and are we'll
prime6 for the ali-important engage
{aents SET for Tuesday and Friday.
Central ard Tech are tied for first
alace IL tie p2unant chase. each With
Hour wins and one defeat. These teams
likely Will fight il out between them
kelves for the aag. but If they falter
Eastern. which stands third with three
fictor!es against SIS many defeats. may
figure strongly. Western is out of the
tfetit 50 far as first place is concerned.
|end Business, in last place, can do no
better than climb notch or two.
Central ana Tech each vail show its
wares Tuesday. the former against
Western al SIS O'Clock and the lat
y
|bf the afternoon. Western usually
gives Central real fight and Tuesdays
game is apt 10 be interesting. This
(Biae and White found the going hard
En defeating Dan AfeTTl'S boys III Red.
be 10 IS. in their first series meeting
recently Tech handily trimmed Bust
hess ID their first encounter 40 TO %,
eolt Business showed a startling form
reversal Ia triumph over Eastern. %
b IS. Friday week ago. and the
Manuel Trainers may have consider
eblv more trouble repeating Tuesday.
Easily the brightest spot in tho weeks
hard however. is the battle set for Fri
6sv between Central and Tech al SIS
o'clock. Contests between these teams
esv-avS have unusual color because Of
the lore-sianding rivalry engendered
but Fridays game Will he particularly
attractive because il appears likely that
Central and Tech will fight ii out for
the Aag Tech orubbed Central, IS to
g.. II their first game but whether ii
viii be able TO again turn the trick
remains 70 he seen. Eastern viii put
Everything II has against Western in
tice second game FRIDAY. Western ex-
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n yEw YORK. February Ger
man athletic authorities def
VI ipitely. determined today thai
ur Otto Felsze- would run
three races in this country
and no more, has they did nothing 70
aid in solving the problem % where
the world hsIf-ns!le record holders
competitive appearances would be made
With a victory tucked under his belt
In his first race-the 1000 Yards n
the Msllrcse gaTneS-and slated for an
other appearance in the Illinois A. c
track and field carnival al Chicago.
February 10, Dr., peltEsr must SORT over
the many invitations he has. received
In an effort to pick the spot for his
third and last io,lSt against Americas
middle distance stars He vaS in Boston
tonight as spectator a. The Boston
A. A meet.
Although he had come IN TO definite
decision. Peltuer indicated today that
the choice lay eetween the New YORK
Knights Of Columbus meet nj Madison
Square Garden. February -. and :
meet IN Los Angeles. February -
II was generally believed. however.
iha, the German star would pick the
X, Of c. games for his farewell. since
he would Get an opportunity there 10
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WESTERN SWORDSMEN
LOSE TO NAVY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS, Md. February A.
Fehcers OF the Western High School oi
Washington we're nntelassed here this
afternoon By the Naval Academy
plebcs. the latter taking all nine bouts.
Summary,
sieere Navy. defraie. smith Western
Al Harris. NavT dFfeaiet Hsfnshart
len. Western al S,eet.s. AaSs' .,irfeatei
Hsfpbafi Western. : Harris Navy. .e,
test"d MrMtileu. Western a., Ellis Navy
defeated MtMlittn ga Hatrls. Na.t lie
'eated smith Western 5--..a Ella Navy
defeated Hafnhstt o..
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CLARK. EXPERT WITH CUE.
WILL SHOW SKILL HERE

George Clark who has won pocket
billisrd championship tournaments in
Connecticut. New York and other sec
tions and finished fourth III one world
championship competition. will appear
against Joe Coneanncn. clever local
cuetst. In a s00-point exhibition match
In the Arcadia next "Wednesday. Thurs
dav and Friday,
There will b. two games each day,
one starting at $50 O'Clock and fthe
other At T:S0 pm
After each game Clark VIII give an
exhibition Of fancy shots
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CALVARY BASkETERS
LOSE THREE GAMES

Two boys teams and one girls COM
bination representing Calvary NJ. f.
Church suffered defeat In games last
night in the Calvary gym.
In the main game the strong Balti-
more A. c. defeated Calvary NJ. E.. 40
to rs. in an overtime contest. The
score nj the end of regulation play was
tied at 33-an.
Maryland Swimming Club girls SEX
tet. South Atlantic champions last
Winter. swamped the Calvary Bas-
ke.ers. 70 10 s.
In the third game Calvary Reserves
were nosed out by Ace tossers. % to 81
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G0NZAGA BOYS BOW
TO YOUNG MIDDlES

ANNAPOLIS. Md. February 4.-The
Navy plebAs WON at BASKET ball from
Gonzaga High School OF Washington
here this afternoon by IS 10 81. the
mrs. half ending 10 to IL.
The visitors PLAYED on nearly even
terms with the middics at the opening
OF cath half. but the condition and
strength OF their opponents. with their
wealth OF substitutes. overeame the
visitors as thc periods progressed
BaueT brother OF the Navy varsity
ioot bail and basket ball PLAYER, did
good work at center.
Btssins and Pvne were the effective
scorers for the visitors.
Summary.
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Two court tits for ScholaSticS are
schnduled tomorrow. both on out-of,
town courts. Emerson is to meet UniA
versity OF Maryland Freshmen at Coilees
Park and Woodward has an engagement
with Episcopal at Alexandra.
In the only encounter booked Tuesday
in addition to the title games. Eastern
will hco& up with GonEaea in the lat
ter's gym The Light Blue and White
downe0 Gonzaga in their first game this
season in the Eastern gym.
No contests for local courts are sched-
uled "Wednesday. but Emerson will stack
IN AGAINST HyattSville High In the
MARYLAND town and Western will visit
Garrett Park. Md. to encounter George
town Prep.
Four games are slated Thursday.
Emerson viii tackle Dewitt in American
University gymnasium. Georgetown
Prep and Gongaga, will mix on the
Street School court. iBsnjamin Franklin
University will try conclusions with
Woodward in the Central / gym and
Business will go out TO College Park
20 hook up with the University OF
MARYLAND Freshmen.
Emerson will meet Charlotte Hall ct
Charlotte Hall in the only court brush
listed Thursday apart from the public
high championship struggles. Dewitt
swimmers are scheduled TO entertain
Baltimore Friends in the Central !
tank here.
Three District hyes viii show their
wares on foreign floors Saturday. Cen
trai Journeys 10 Annapolis to meet the
Navy Plebes. GonZaga invaGes Balti-
more for tussle with Calvert Hall and
Dewitt IS TO appear against ST. james
School Al Hagerstown.
Squads representing Eastern. Tech
ana Dewitt are carded 10 compete In
the University OF Richmond track meet
in The Virginia capital Saturday night.
Eastern will be represented by quite a
siZab,e squad. as will Dewitt. but Tech
will send only few performers. Dey-
iii and Eastern have entered mile re-
Law teams and Eastern will also have
four in action If race for
This class Is staged.
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Il wasn't long until defensive
coaches tock apart the first block
p!ar from out-of-b3ugscs ard found
Out what made II 20. They i'm
1vtecaaiely threw q monkey wrench
into the works In this particular
rsse the guards Of the two forwards.
Nos 2 and }. strapped men when
aigese forwards tried 20 work ti1e
.si0ck Thus. when Nc, ? rushed
81 w1th B 70 block &. B would
start. nots that G had the play
s.ze6 up. because e moved forward
20 block 2 Then 3 voulc turn and
coFer 3 as 3 ran for what ne fig
g;rec vas the open court. As q re-
salt p had better chance for the
bsll m the pass t,1sfronn no. ] than
6j1 3
The next problem vas To over
ecgse iris aew defense.
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FIRST ROUND FINISHED
IN PUTTING TOURNAMENT

The first round OF the womens IN
door putting event at The school con-
Quoted by A. n, Thorn at Meyers
Shop. 1881 r street has resulted as
follows,
Mrs. Alma Won STEINER won by de-
fault Mrs, Newman Little defeated
Mrs s.. w. Straus. UP. Mrs. H. A.
, and ,; Miss H. Fay defeated Mrs. r.
Lester Rose. 4 and 3,
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Totals Ia - Totals IS 1
Ee furam NJ A.v~sr
GAS LIGHT MEN 0uTROLL
STANDARD OIL BOWL ERS

Washington Gas Light Co. bowlers
took two OF three games bowled against
the Standard Oil team last night at
the Coliseum The contest marked the
renewal Of an old duckpin feud between
the organizations and Washington Gas
Lights victory left II one game up on
the Oilers over a stretch Of meetings
The Scnrra.
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w. AND [. FRESHMEN
BEAT OLD LINE CUBS

Washington and Lee Freshmen.
showing much power on both offense
and defense in the last half. oyercame
the Maryland Freshmen In a snappily
played game at College Park last night.
80 to %
Due To the clever shooting of Cohan,
The Old Line cubs we're in front at in
Permission. II 20 IA. but the young
Generals from Lexington, Va, took
complete command Of the situation in
the final 20 minutes and displayed q
en1nntln working machine.
There was only one substitution in
the game. All except orls-of the PLAYERS
On both teams figured IN the scoring.
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TWO SUNDAY SCHOOL
LOOP GAMES CLOSE

Calvary Reds downed Columbia
Heights. II to IL. and Mount Vernons
squeezed out a 3n-to-l7 win over
United Brethren quint in two inter-
esting Sunday School Basket Ball
League games last night In the Central
Y gym.
Pciworth handily downed Hamlines.
Ia 10 Q, In the third tilt.
Barker of Mount Vernons. with IL
points was the evenings leading scorer.
The summaries:
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MARYLAND RlFLEMEN
DEFEAT NAVY TEAM

ANNAPOLIS. February tin an IN
door rife match here THIS Afternoon.
the University OF sIsYyIanc wor frors
the Mary. 1877 points 20 800. The
contest vas close and interesting.
The shooting was even az the prone
position. bit Nary toox a lead % u
points al the fire Enee!grg.
This was overcome bv NarvEan@.
when II led oy "a points n the standing
fire
With 275 points out ~ rcSs .ols 100.
Sp.cSnan Of MARYLAND. was high g-I-
Of The match
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EDINBURGH. Scotland, February 4
up, The thirty-ninth International
rugby match between Wales and Scot
land. which sah played here today re.
suited IN victory for Wales. IS points
10 o, OF the series Wales has won II
matches. Scotland 20, while have been
drawn
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WALES WINS AT SOCCER.

BELFAST. Ireland, February I tA'
Wales triumphed over Ireland In an
International soccer match here toda 4,
two goals 10 ane. Ferty-two intefna.
ti0nai matches have been played he,
tween Wales and Ireland the former
having won 10 and the latter ~ Nine
have been drawn,
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NAVY MATMEN WIN
OVER VIRGINIA POLY

ANNAPOLIS. Md. February 4.-Dis-
playing the best form shown 50 far
this year Navy wrestlers won from
Virginia Poly, Southern intercollegiate
champions. today. 81 to 8.
Summary:
1i5 .porNDs-Ashford, captain Of Navy.
threw Marchant Poly. with body hold. Time.
IFS IOrNDs-AnIes Poly. threw vii
bourne. Navy with bar and chsncery.
I;,5 PorNns-wos4 Navy won decision
over Sard Poly. Time advantage. / min,
;i5 Nps---Bbndivcr Navy threw Hal.
poiy. with a bar and rhancrry hold. Time.
100 POI NDS---M Morton Navy, won de-
cis"n oyer Mahann"y. Poly Time adyaI,
md two extra nprInds of :, fpinutes
i75 POI NDS--Fn~4ell "anla,n % Pofy
won dec SION over Meeker Navy. Time M
rSLLMIrEp wErGHT-wilson; Navy.
s;s" time 81 ~" bouts III 10 m hn,r'" 't
Rrfefee--Mr. Glka. Baltimore Y ~ G.
In a three weapon contest of sword
manship. the first in that line locally
this season. the Navy fencers won from
Syracuse by 10 to 4.
Summary:
BY. Howsrs III defesssG pn,5oa -,
r..a; Grant ~, .tr n, Plank s. b. b.,
s., defeated Howard, IN. - Bear'i
iefeated Plank 81 5-~4 Howard IN de-
teatrt Beard 80 5--3, Grant tSl. de-
fcatet Dutton 80 81
SABERS-Da,ttou - defeated Eller y :
St. Loomis ~ defeated Plank s.
5--t EIler y defeated Plank 81 81;
Du1ien -. defeated -Lennis ~. 81
EPEF-MrFarland M defeated Dutton
fsI ID Wilson ~ defeated Plank s.
10. wilson " defeated nutt0n 81 h..
10. Mcfarland M defeated Plank is.'
10
More speed. better team play and
knowledge of the fine points of the
game enabled New York Athletic Club
to win from the Navy at water polo,
48 to 10.
The first half ended, % TO ., in favor
Of the visitors.
Joseph Ruddy. ST.. and Ray Ruddy
ir.. crack interscholastic swimmer.
played with the visitors and Joseph
Ruddy. jr.. with the naval team. All
took part in the scoring.
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WORLD BICYCLE EVENT
AWARDED TO NEW YORK

PARIS February tAsi. The world
bicycle sprint championships will be
held In the United States In 1920 for
the fifst time since 1919
The events were awarded to New Yorl;
by the Forty seventh Congress Of the
International Cycling Union today.
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,Hmfnary.
GIRLS
Defeated BY POINT

FAYETTEVILLE. Md. February A.
A shot by Miss Cimaddio gave Anna
polls High School girls basket ball team
p 1927 triumph over Hyattsville High
iass:es in an overtime game today.
Al tie end Of regulation time the
score wss tied al cs all Miss Ciinrrsd-
cio starred throughout for the winners
with Le.ta Smith. Hyattsville forward.
doing most Of the scoring for her team.
A,,ar,af;s saEs HAattsgiilS te7}
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COLE GETS is POINTS
AS 0PTIMISTS TRIUMPH

Opiimists. led by Cole. who scored
10 points, defeated Mercurys. 20 10 ID,
ilY a senior division Boys Club Basket
Ball League game last night In the
Boys Club gymnasium Tat<s routed
Centfais, ia L a, In an intermediate
division tit, Beck headed the winners
attack
THE kpnffst
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HOWARD FRESHMEN BEAT
ARMSTRONG BASKETERS

Howard Freshmen Sax the measure
~ t{le Armstrong High School team
last night in BASKET ball gsDe. rs n
o. Williamson anc Garrison headed
the Howard 2tsses1 while White AMI
Graham 1t1 most Of tie scoring for
the losPrf.
T-kae sNoYe.