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SMITH SHOOTS PAR
TO WIN GOLF EVENT

b. the Associated Press. t.
LOS ANGELES. January 2.--Aver.
laying even par. Macdonald Smith Of
Great Neck, l.. L., led field of so odd
professionals with a card OF 284 to
win the 72-hole Palos Verdes open golf
tournament.
The Eastern stylist took "a In the
initial round Friday, cracked Ear by
three strokes with 60 Saturday and
yesterday toured the exacting course
in II and 70. lie received $3.50 Of the
81 500 stake.
Harry Cooper of Los Angeles turned
in a pair Of 70s. a IA and a II to place
second with 2s5. lie collected $500.
AL Watrous, Grand Rapids, Mich, was
third with two COS and a pair of 74s
for a total of 2SG. Larry NabholtZ,
Cleveland. and Al F,spinosa. Chicago,
each had 287 to tie for fourth.
Bobby Cruickshank Of New York,
who will defend his Los Angeles open
title starting January 6, needed 293.
Tommy Armour of Washington. n. c.,
national open champion, took 295. as
did Willie Hunter, California open title
holder,
Others to finish under 800 included
Ed Dudley, Hollywood. 29l: Joe Tur-
mesa, Elmsford. n. Y. 292: Ed Gayer,
chicago. Eudfe LOoS, IdSanena, CAM,
and Tony Manero, Elmsford, y. Y,
294: Frank Walsh, Appleton. Wis. 295.
l.. Schmutte. Lima, Ohio. 29s; Billy
Burke. Port Chester, Il. Y, 297: Angel
De La Tore. Spain 299.
Included in those unable to break
800. were Jack Guild, Jeffersonville,
Ind. 3o6 Bill Bathie, Omaha; Eric
Bannister. Winnipeg, and +. Penfold
Minneapolis. 30S.
George Won Elm, former amateur
champion. led the half dozen entered
in that class with 2S9.
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ILLINOIS WINS FIVE
OF BIG TEN TITLES
b. inc akso"latss3 press.

b. me AEs9"lated fress.
The triumph ~ the Illinois foot
bal team In the 1927 Western Confer
eDce championship capped the ctifna
Of one II the beaf seasons fhe Flight
3uE IIlln3 have ever mad In Big Ten
athletics
Illinois Captured 5 ~ the 10 confer
ence title events outright during the
year and tied Iowa for base ball
konofs.
The cfas nepiorsfiip list follows:
Basket bai1r-a9icnigan
Indoor track W jseonsin.
Gross couniry~~Hiscohsi
Swimming Michigan.
Water Dolo-1hacag1 ard North
vfeatefn tied.
Wrestling Illinois
GYnlnasilcs-Ih3 cago.
Fencing -Ihio state.
Hockey Michigan and Minnesota
tel.
Outdoor track III Illinois
Base ball Illinois and fossa tied
Tennis singles Ggnneii. Illinois
Tennis doGbies Barton and Moore.
Ei~i.igsn.
Goif ~ 3rn) Illinois.
Eolf GndjFidUaD ~~ EojEfad Mime
sota
Poet bsii~~IiisuG3s
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PALACE QUINT STARTS
5-GAME SIEGE TONIGHT

Nashington's pro basketers tonight
1peB their most pretentious road trip
4 the season against Fort Wayne in
he Indiana city. Five games viii be
eIaYed before the Capital City tossers
eturn here next Monday night 10 en-.
.e~tain cieveIan In the Arcadia.
again tomorrow night Washington
giiI show it's wares In Fort Wayne.
Wednesday and Thursday George
Narshall's team will meet Chicago in
the Windy City and Saturday night
will engage Detroit in that city.
Al Kelieit, Philadelphia center. with
ar average Of zoe points each game
LED scorers during 1927 in the Ameri-
ear League. Rusty Saunders Of
Washington WAS SECOND with an aver
age ~ SIS.
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HYATTSvILLE HIGH
0UINT IS HOPEFUL

HYATTSVTLLE, Md. January 2.
Plenty of hard work liz planned by
High School basketers this week.
Despite it's unImprcssive perform.
ance against Tech recently In
Washington when Iiyattsvilie In its
opening game was defeated. 60 10 IL,
the Maryla nders are undismayed.
In the Tech game HyattsyiIies pre-
sented lineup which contained only
one regular from last Winters com.
bination, Charlie Bailey, center. This
green team was further handicapped
by what appeared 10 DO stage fright.
playing before the big crowd In the
Arcadia evidently not agreeing with IT.
However. Coach Paul Smith In
hopeful as the season wears on the
quint win improve. He had no fault
to find with the work of any OF his
players against Tech and II is prob
able that for the time being, at least.
the regular lineup Will continue To
comprise Venefnann and Williams.
forwards: Bailey. center. and Hunt
and Dobbg. guards,
HyaffsyiIie Highs soccer squad
next Fall will be quite well OFF az To
forward line material. but several
capable backfeld players must he
developed 10 take the places OF those
TO be lost by graduation. OF the
seven dfpendabIes Of the past season
who viii be missing. six ARE hackfield
performers and one Is a forward.
They are. Bailey. who captained the
team: Hunt. Eufdick, Brown, Dobbs
and Gage. backs, and Mickey, for.
ward
T.oss Of several of these boys also
viii be felt in other sports. Bailey.
pafticula riy, has been ID valuable htl
around pfeEpfnler aud Dobbs and
some Of the others have shown ca,
psbly on te8 ms other than soccer
As Il nucitIs for the 1929 soccer
eleven these regulars ~ the past sen
son will be- 1T hnnd. Roberts. Bartoo.
GinReI1. Mouidan and Goomes. for
wards, and Robinson. back,
Uyatfsyiile reiinquirhed the county
public high title 10 Upper Marlboro
during The recent campaign. the
county saat boys trimming the locals.
] 10 0. in the match that decided the
ehanpioUahip.
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WYNEN AND PROCTOR
IN iNTERCITY SCRAP

IfYfnan Wyuen. cleYsf heavyweight
LoHnr ~ Baltimore viii -. hauEe wal
IopA with joe iStoctDf. prpteRe II
Epldle hheafn. IN The feature bout 81
fi4e cara that viii he staged tomorrow
night ~ the Jewish Community Center
D. t:jY neiccH
The hsfic program Wit be the high
spDt ~ q smoker Bna VIII bring td-
Ees her the teams representing til.
Jewish Community Center sHd Young
EeBs lieDFHW Association Ut Eaitis
m1fe each REGARDED as outstanding IL
their i,aiilMtrh
Senator Da4id Walsh ~ Masea"
ell0setfs Morris CafFltz local ro9ltof
enc Harry Catfoii VII Ue among the
speakers Jimmy Lake VII he toast
uaH siEsf.
-Four preliminary bouts are farded
e. fJIbpNs.
One IBBdfea aud twelve pound
eiass Zoe Lazg8s Va. Eddie Ajcilers
mott, ~ pound class Harry LatHsky
VI. JOS LESSER i@gpoIpd class
Nanny Fox M. Bob G0idetein, and
1a5poH3.d stass~~Joe tolls VI. sey'
haguE Ealtt. -....-...-a.
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could steal more bases than Cobb he,
cause Carey had mastered tho trick
OF getting away faster from a standing
lead. Yet Cobb was more interipid
ON the bases. Carey exceiied him in
the break" and tho timing. but there
the comparison ends. Carey was more
'genteei" In his base'runntng methods
while Cobb was the Cossack OF the
paths. illuminating the infielders and
constantly taking advantage OF the un
sets he created. Cobb out smarted
Carey In psychology and this gave him
the opportunity OF sensing plays
ahead.
The Waner brothers are Il great
pair Of youngsters. hut either one II
far frum being another Cobb" now
They have great possibilities, At nres
ent they face the problem ut improv.
Ing their hase running The super.
star must he sensational ON the bases
IN addition to hia ability as II batter
and a fielder.
tcapyrisht tnag hs the Narlh American
New seaner AiaaUe,A
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SOCCERISTS STAGE
TWO REAL BATTLES

Clan MacLennan. heading the Cap
ital City Soccer League. added TO Its
lead yesterday by vanquishing the
hardy Rockville eleven. to ]. In a
stubbornly contested game.
Capitol Soccer Club bowed TO Rose.
dale by the same score in the only
other league game played.
Contests slated between Blick's Ar.
cadians and Army Medicos and Ger.
mania Club and British Uniteds failed
TO materiaiize. Neither OF the first
two teams appeared and the Ger
mania players were not on the Job for
the other game. nor was the referee
who had been assigned 10 the tilt.
Rockville gave Clan MacLennan a
stern fight all the way. Willie Bry.
den counted the winning goal in the
final moments.
IT was the showing OF Capitol Soc.
Ger Club against Rosedaie that was
the high spot of the day. however.
Picked to handily down the Capitol
boys, IL was only through the hardest
kind OF work that Rosedale contrived
10 repulse their hard-fighting oppo.
nentA.
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UNITED STATES LISTED
FOR WINTER OLYMPICS

BEREE, Switzerland. January .
LP1.--The second Winter O!ymnics nj
st. Moritx in I92S bids fair To be The
biggest meeting of the kind ever held.
i The entry lists. just closed, show
that. nearly two dozen countries will
be represented.
They are the United States. Ar.
geutina. Great Britain. Germany
Esthenia. Finland. France, Holland.
Italy. Japan, Canada, Lkthuania
Luxembourg. Norway. Austria. 70.
land. Rumania. Sweden. Switzerland
Cxechoslovakia. Hungary and Jugo.
slaVia.
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Knights Of Columbus and Glover
basketers were to clash this afternoon
in the K. e.. gym at 2;39 O'Clock.
Jewish Community Center Junior
to%sers routed DE Luxe five, 40 10 81.
yesterday. II was the winners ninth
straight victory this season.
FusselI.Young Prep basketers start
an active week tonight. when thev
stack up against Eatterr 4 Uasketsrs
Of Fort Myer on the iattcr's floor AZ
Z O'Clock. Tomorrow the Russell
Young boys will engage Calvary ". r.
on the latter's floor. and Saturday Will
again 20 to Fort Myer 10 tackle Fort
Myer Boys Club. Other games are
sought BY the FusseH-Young quint.
Challenges are being received by Man.
ager Hilton at West 800.
Pirate 4. &. tOssers, who squeezed
out 1917 win over Boys Club OPP
timisfs. are seeking more action. Call
Manager Langley at Lincoln 5833-J.
Carolina tossers gather tomorrow
night at 40 O'Clock al the home OF
Manager Eafey. \ game IN wanted
for Thursday with ls5-pound team
having gym. Call Lincoln 500
TIiangIes bowed to Cogs. - - q.
The winners made an uphill fight.
Pennant 4. G. quint will be strength.
ened By the return TO it's lineup of
Clifton Willingham in It's game 20.
night with st. Mary's Celtics. He has
been out Of action because Of an in
jured knee
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Northwestern Uses
Threc.Lane Attack


Dutch I.0nborg, N0rthwestern's
new basket ball coach. formerly MT
Wnabburn when that college won
the 4. A. 4. championship In 1928.
IL developing ttiree.ianp System III
attaeis IN conference basiset bail
tits Winter. Judging by the praes
tler work 10 date. ~ NIL sysfeins
defend upon perfect execution Ut
fundamentals. l.0nborg has pianued
his shooting practice IN order ~
deseIDp Ills nIetiiod ~ aitaeh.
Ills squad II divided into three d.
visions and placed IN ti,ree ianess~~~
A, IL and Chs shown above. Then
he switches the lanes back and
forth ~ that every man will be
able 10 slin0t from any position.
THIS does much toward pre- venting
n player developing the weak habit
III hi,0oltng from a spot" n fault
quickly n0ted by scouts Ut other
lives.
I,onbarg has Ills candidates mis-
uudsrija,d and chest shuts during
tlis sb00ituE praciife, Tile under
hand hhA IL easily bloeled and
was t,aasing tram The game until
a1aeiies remembered that u player
nften got Into iiie open AMI had
ample time IN eseeute this accurate
but time consuming l0pp, The pusl,
Hr chest sh0t IN used f0v II quick
shot nj ths goal, IN ta.mFr1w's
article We viii Aes how the three
laus attack starts. ..--. ,....s...s
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FRIsCH FLASHES RECORD.

In the 1927 season Frankie
Frisch. the "FOrdham Flash"
playing second base for the 50.
Louis Cardinals, accepted more
extra chances than any other
major league infielder I'm the his.
tory Of base ball.
Seventeen times during the
season he accepted 3 chances.
3 times he accepted Q chances.
IL times 10 chances and 6 times
il chances. That's nimble work
around second base.
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ByCEORCE
MORIARTY
Manager OF the Detroit
Base Ball Club.
rIiE year 1927 probably has end
ed the careers of more brilliant
bail players than any other
i season since the advent OF the

~HE year 1927 probably has end
ed the careers of more brilliant
baii nlayers than any other
season slnce the advent OF the
ma TOR leagues.
nv Cobb, Tria Speaker and waiter
Johnson, three of the greatest stars
of all time, Slipped out of the bik PIC.
ture following the last campaign. ot
course, this toll represents auaitty
more than quantity. IL Nv also notable
that the American League aione SUI
fers this tremendous loss
The question arises: WIN the rookie
uarket be able TO MI these gaps In the
next few years. The answer quickly
follows: II Ia doubtful.
Hase ball stars are uncovered now
aud then. They COMB singiy, not IN
groups. Take Walter Johnson. lie
was generally claased AZ this speed
king Of pitchers. Only "A few dlspute
that, and they are the loyal old tim"rs
They would put Amos Rnsie, cy
tai with Johnson In the matter of
ritiing ball over the plate.
Iuehey Jennings, who batted
against itusie ~ years ago, often said
johnson had more speed than Risie
Jennings was ''beaned' by ona of
H,isia's Wild pitches. 81 he In an au'
thoriiy, While Jennings never hatted
against Iohns"n, ha watched Walter.
Ha often heard such great hattefa an
cobb and Crawford come hack 10 the
bench and say. Cant hit him II you
can't see him"
/ halted against Waddeil and Young
Ia the old days. but ! was never con
vinoad that they could slip the hard
one" through the grove with az much
mower an Walter had behind his shot.
If some ah or 30 years passed between
iiunias eait ana Johnson's arrival. II
IN hardly reasonable to hope another
johnson viii entertain us soon,
The aueat for another tobh seems
even mare hopeless, OF tho vast army
Ut ball players ha was nearest nerfeo.
lion, lie had the speed. intelligence
and daring essential 10 the execution
~ The spectacular, The only possible
flaw was his tendency To ba oarelass
IN the nntfteld, He did things Mt the
plsta aud an the bases no oiher star
could attempt,
Ia his prime. The veteran MaA Carey
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BIG TEN FIvES PREP
FOR LEAGUE OPENING


BY the Associ aied Press
CHICAGO. January with the
official opening of the Big Ten basket
bali championship race set for Satur.
day, two teams were scheduled for
intersectional contests and third for
a non-conference tilt last night.
The Oregon Aggies were at Wiscon-
sin, while Ohio State journeyed TO
Philadelphia to play the University
OF Pennsylvania. Purdue faced Wa
bash at Charlottesville in their annual
Hoosier game.
Two other games In which Michi.
gan entertains Bradley "Wednesday
and Princeton comes West TO engage
Ohio State Thursday preceded the
opening games of the Big Ten compe-
tition.
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CANADIENS RETAIN
HOCKEY LOOP LEAD

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. January 1.-The
Montreal Canadiens continued Ia hold
a comfortable lead on the rest Of the
pack in the National Hockey League
chase today, their point score of IS
permitting an advantage OF over
their closest rivals. the Rangers and
Boston Bruins. who are deadiocked for
the lead in the American division.
The Canadiens have won II games.
lost and tied 4. and also set the pace
in the number of goals scored with As.
Boston's victory over the New York
Americans by : goals to . last might
pushed the Bruins into a first place
tie with the Ranger sextet in The
American group,
The standings TO date.
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GAMES TONIGHT.
Washington at Fort Wayne.
Philadelphia mt Detroit.
Rochester at New York.
Chicago ut Cleveland.
LAST NIGHTS GAME.
New York, 10: Rochester. ..
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u YASitlNt1t,NS phhNt Hhhs
courses viii close their
AN most successful Neae or
play on January III. when
both Rock ttvek aud East
Potomac Park lasouts will he shut
down for SIX weeks ot Improvement
ana rehabilitation, HAST Potomac
Park courses viii - through an en-
tenstve numbering program, The year
which win come Ia close Al tile end
1T January has heen the most success
fnl In the history Ut the public links.
although the quality Of golf haa not
approached the standard at the aaNa
when George j Nnigt. IL, Il, tftt, A,
l.. iloushtnn, itari MeAleeF aud sets
erat ether atara, wha now belong 10
private eiuhs, pe,fosmed there, The
year saw =. q, Isoetttes Ia charge at
all the large public eeutses. new heles
put IN at Rock Greek Park, mtnslns
the course up to standard length, and
"A general and steady lmpse> ement IN
course conditions
Cungresstana, II galna ahead with
nlans for It's new IL hole layout, with
a new ttnanelns ptasram IN slght
which viii rut the club en nrner
foundation than over hefofe, The
club awns the iaad On which the new
course III 10 he Developed, and init,a,
stens toward its construction are en-
neetea IN the Snsins,
Only aae hlat In left aa the pras,
ANsess Tex lsnkthsnlnA The WasAlnAa
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Date Of the wrestling show nj the
Arcadia has been changed to next
Wednesday instead OF Thursday, Dan
kolofY Bulgarian. will meet Allen
Eustice In the semi.tinal. Joe Turner.
veteran District wrestler and national
junior middleweicht champion. will
come to grips with Archie Parker in
the feature.
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Opinion Pretty Well Divided RSandtord G1ion Struggle 7oda,
RUTH SCOTS AT 49,"

Babe Ruth made his best
hOme-run recOrd--a total Of so
In the 1927 seasOn--in the fhjr-
teenth year OF his major league
career. The Yankee swatter has
made all the way from 2 home
runs I'm one season to 60.
His grand total Of hOmers
since he broke into the big
leagues at Boston. where ne was
sent by the Baltimore club, In
4l5.
Ruth and Gehrig together,
with 107, made as many home
runs In 1927 az an entire league
would make In the early days.
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SYRACUSE. N, y, January 2 IN.
A basket ball five" consisted Ut but
four players In ths closing minutes Of
the Syracuse Hobart game here re-
Gently, Personal fouls and injuries
reduced the small college team to that
number, whsrsIpon Syracuse bshehed
one of It's men ~ even II.
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Good High School Quint.

Alexandria High School turned out a
splendid combination that captivated
basket ball fans at the opening of the
1927 sport year. and despite the loss
of Lester McMenamin. star center, the
team maintained its stride and won
the class b scholastic championship
of eastern Virginia by defeating
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PING.PONG IN COLLEGE.

NEW ORLEANS. January : IN
-~ Pins pong. companion sport IL Gro"
uuet IN the gay ninties." has be-
come popular in intercollegiate circles
In the South. Tulane now plays Lou.
isiana state and plans games with
Southwestern Louisiana Institute.
Centenary and Louisiana College.
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EAGLE QUINT IMPRESSIVE
In ROUTING CIRCLE TEAM

'1@HAT The Anacostia Eagles, gen.
orally looked upon az the class
Of unlimited basket hall teams
Il hereabout last Winter, will be
decidedly in the running for
this honor again this season was con
vlncingly demonstrated yesterday,
when the Birds i'm their first formal
competition routed National Circles.
80 to 6.
Jack Faber. former Eastern High
and University Of Maryland court
luminary, headed the Eagles attack
with four scrimmage goals and pair
frsn the foul line. Except Ralph
FEMME every Bird scored at least
twice.
Three Sunday School League games
were cardcd this afternoon in the Cen
trial ''Y" gym. United Brethren and
Calvary Reds. Calvary NJ. F. and
Mount Vernon and Petworth and
Hanline were 10 be opponents.
Battery G quint entertains Woodslde.
Nd. A.tC. tossers in the Coast Guard
gym tonight at O'Clock. Noodside
players will 20 n Frederick, Md. to-
morrow night to engage Cresaps
Rifles. the quint representing the
National Guard unit in that city, and
Thursday night will travel to Hyatts-
vill. to hook up with the reserve team
Of Company Il. National Guard. a
contest for Friday night in the Silver
Spring armory il sought and Amer.
lean Security & Trust Go. Ia specially
challenged. Call Manager Beifeld at
Silver Spring 14s.R.
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MINORS SHIFT TO CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, January (Fl, The
meeting Of the minor league presi'
dents Ia consider tho draft question In
relation To the major leagues viii be-
held In Chicago. January ?, instead
Of In Vest Baden. Ind, The minor
leaguera desired to he In closer touch
with kenesaw Mountain Landtz. base
hall commissioner.
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MIAMI, Fla, January Z Washing
ton has one representative ~~ Aift
shorsg VI East Potomac farE lin The
Mimi Beach open championship,
which got under way here today. with
more than 100 entrants seeking Gene
gHfazaHs crown,
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MAT SHOW TOMORROW,

Joe Turner. veteran mailman. will
meet Archie calkes OF Toledo Ia the
feature bout. a middlewaisht affair.
aud Dan kolofr. bulgarian. viii grap~
pie with Allan hustaee Ut Kansas
city IN heavyweight tuaate IN "A
wrestling card tomorrow night NJ the
Arcadia, starting Ut 6iia a'eioek,
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Northeast Bulldogs and l.inwor'hs
we're u meet this afternoon on Monu'
ment gridlron No. In what doubt
less viii he the last santflot foot hau
game of the season hcreahout,
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HE SEES THEM ALL,

~ the Associated rrsss
Every home game played ny tha
Nashhfn College fnat hall team fur
~ sears has been Witnessed by ", A,
Harahharser. professor Vt MatAes
nAAneM. A .n... ...s..' sAks'
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RAcE MEET SrAHrS

NAV ORLEANS. January = -
\ ss,tsaN aAclpS nseeE a,s.sns "a.
tStr EyeuaAs kasA here t,>a.> ,,,ts
the New Wear Nav llaasasSar TIA ~
ansNFAl FEATURE sur p,srsA az a. s.s
a<,te,a FT~ ~ WV
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The track team a: A'sxsndvss EISa
swept through the third athletic dts
aFiet or Virginia championship games
easily, eut did not sso ~ well in rs
ether meets. Chick" Pullman was
The outstanding S.ar.
Old homI0lou Etas Cabs crews IA -
''claseti Isl the Southern Rowing ASSc.
cation and Middle States Regatta As
Ssrtaston she'll raves AZ fSslGtn,Nyc ard
also IN n 3uAi nsess With ;he Virginia
se>at Club at Richmond rae HicSer
teur'taF~d SIS Won the southern ASsc-
ciagsan title,
THE tntra club regatta drew \ ,arxe
sashevtnS to the Otd CN>r,,ajNn nNa,
III the Hnal nsest ~ the Sea S>,ss.
IanoesaN, ee>inS aud wvrS ,tsaS also
were s0sSa.SvA III hy the Ci.. Caaanson
members
The AleNan,isSa Gam C}uN furnished
the ealN eNCs;e:neas ~ tAe syap sAc<Ns,
soS game, )NFeAlN SacogS were held
SsrSs, l&aFl,~TN lutsssd States Ens,>
heers, acquired sAe esas tSske.
koot hal drew tae largest crowds
N the en;$ge sports >ear, With the
NlF&snta A = a@G tAs Alexis aSsFta
khe neaYtwept tyen$ satoyanx the
heaviest gates TaNSe INC teams bat,
lied 70 a SepFv,es> re ~ the ..sSE<sinx
Ssme 1 Tire \ogtheva Virginia untsn,
hett championship race
NA MotHr tNNy0gNnv SA,nk,,S
placed teaN ea she Srs>ehNr. eps b,
met With fastore, Alexandria kSYx ~,
NaFt~ent'S ualsnsssi team was -
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