Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10


Sweeney we're top scorers for the Eag'es
in the game at Frederick. 1t was the
last contest of the season for the West
ern Marylanders.
knights of Columbus will entertain
Bonds Whirlwinds Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock in Carroll Hall gym in an
attractive game.
Bonds Whirlwinds took the measure
of Pullman A. c.. 81 to IL. Hayes led
the winners attack with Trip and
Barry garnering most Of Pullman's
points.
Riggs National Bank basketers scored
over Kensington National Guard quint.
81 to Is. Povich for the winners and
McDermott for the losers were leading
scorers.
st. Martins teams won three games
last night The unlimited class qunt
downed Petworths. s8 to 81, and the
Reserves scored over True Blues. 40 10
3. Another St. Martins team downed
Tremonts. 80 TO 10.
Play in the South Atlantic basket ball
championship tournament In Washing
ton and Baltimore viii begin March 8.
u
record, will close March 3. Weighing of
players In the four classes Is scheduled
for March and 5. Winners in the
tournament here will engage the victors
In the Baltimore competition for South
Atlantic honors and gold medals. Two
titles now are held by local teams and
three by Baltimore CUNTS. Bonds
WhirlWinds In the unlimited group and
Arrows in the 145-pound class are
Washington teams that won in the In
tercity battles last Winter Al least two
Of the final contests next month will be
staged here.
Regular basketers Of Company r,
National Guard. Of Hyattsville. DOWN
ed French A. c. % to ~, In the Hyatts-
Vile Armory. Reeiey led the winners
offensive. scoring IL points. with GU
bisch topping the losers on attack
Hyattsville High tosscrs with Bailey
and Dobbs starring. defeated Company
r Reserves. 10 to II, In the prelimi-
nary.
With r. Peck scoring 20 points and
Dalglish registering II. Woodlothians
ran away from Potomac Boat Club. 81
10 -. In Central Community League
game.
Petworth M. Y. basketers triumphed
over Trinity NJ. f.. Al to Ia. Jasper
and Roberts. for the victors and van
quished, respectively, scored heavily.
IiistOn and kcndig found the cords
often for Peerless, as that team drub-
bed Metropolitans. 28 10 8.
Takoma A. G.. bested Army Medical
Center quint, SIS to 80 T'oler and C.
fx.~ eak arA a{xy f..s
the Soldiers. did some nifty shooting
nj. ScanlOn. Lee and Dunan scored
time and again for 81. Paul's. To lead
that team TO 1924 victory over Pen
nants.
In Boys Club League games Mer-
clIrys defeated Emerya. 10 to 10. Cen
trails were 800 victors over Arrows, and
Senators topped Rovers. II to 0. DE
prista Of Centrals with Is points. was
highest scorer Of the evening.
rodeeendent Junior baskrters de-
feated Orioles. 80 10 "a. Edelin, was thn
winners ranking scorer. with Snyder
getting the range most often for
Orioles.
NJ. pauis Lutheran Church team
won It's third game IN as many starts
downing Columbia A. G., 81 10 20
IDei,Ier was foremost In The winners
attack with "a points. Drishel and Al
derion also played well for the ylctors
Stanley passers hung up a 40-to~28
win over Eortherns. iiessler and Clark
topped the victars offensive with
Siam heading the losers on attack,
Led by Bennett IN scoring. Hemsen
togsers registered their sixth win IN an
many starts, defeating iiamline Church
toasrrs. 80 10 ~,
Troop o., Fort Myer. dribbed Chevy
Chase Juniors ~ ~ ~.
~, Johns Viel0rs are after Tits In
The i0D-p0und group with teams hay
ing gyms, Call Decatur ban.
Silent A, &. t0sseTs meet Mount YER
nous tonight In Wilson Normal School
gym al u O'Clock.
Tommy C0nnOTn was the big noise IN
a soaring way for r. ~ Smith Go bias
keiers III their 3B+to-iH win over Uni
ysfsal Aut1 Go " f1ve last night, n
Was u Central Community League
aame,
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FINNElAN LOSES OUT,
BOSTON, February 10 Dick uHoney-
b0yj Fiuneaan, lost tderoiInd battle ~
Bruce Finwers, negro faatterweighl ut
New Rochelle. N. T., hers last night
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