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Evening star., 1928-03-11

INTERESTING play marked cOmpe-
tition In the lighter classes In the
second day of the South Atlantic
i basket ball tournament at the Ar
cadia yesterday. but the contests
among the bigger, fellows were for the
most part decided by decisive margins.
Ten games were played yesterday in
the tourney, which is being conducted
by the Post.
In unlimited class games Wood
lothians swamped Mclean. Va, A. c..
68 to 10. and Ouantico Marines scored
over Y. M. G. A.. ~ to IS.
Only one game was played In the
i4S-pound group. Montrose drubbed
Central Reserves soundly. 50 to "a. A
tilt slated in this class between Tre-
monts and Alexandria Roses was post
poned because the latter team had an
engagement in the Virginia State cham
pioIlship series.
Both 130-pound division clashes we're
won handily. Mount Vernons ran
roughshod over Star A. c., 4l to l3.
and Epiphany Chapcls ovcrcame Corin-
thians, "a to IS.
It was the games in the 100-pound
group, played early in, the day, that
produced the best battling. Arcadians
downed Gonzaga Props. 10 to "a; ST.
Johns Victors drubbed Cleveland Park
Flashes, 20 to Is: Boys Club Elks beat
Aztecs. 21 to II. and Senator Whirl-
winds drubbed Hyattsville Props. 81
TO Is.
T0nAi'S GAMES.
Unlimited riass---Comnany +. HyaitsviIlc
O'Clock.
i3e.pound ria.s----Jewish Community Cen.
sr Mnr,.. m Azsstl ss Sct i6 o'ls,k n,hn. y. s.
PauIs. 6;lh o'clock.
ftn.pennd rless-~Knights of Columbus
vs. 81 Peters, 1:lS o'clock
Unlimited ciasS--Bonds Whirlwinds VS.
Takoma A, G., S;30 ociuck.
TOMORROW'S GAMES.
ft5.pound riass--Jewish Community Cen.
ter Va. Nationals 1 o'ciork.
iti.pOund Ctass--~W0odsiic ys. Aces. ;
o'clock
i30.pouud ciasx-~Rrook land Buys Club
vs. Alexandria ceitics. q 0'clock,
tnlimIted eIass---Knights OF Columbus
vs., woodsi,lc. O'Clock: Washington Grove
ts. southern A. e. SIS O'Clock: Dixie Pigs
vs. Sioux a C.. ESQ o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
CUPS TO Be GIVEN
TO COUNTY TEAMS

FAIRFAX, Va. March io..~At q
meeting OF the Fairfax County High
School Athletic Association held at Oak
ton High School ard attended by rep
resentatives OF Fioris. Herndon. Mclean.
Lee Jackson, Oakton. Fairfax and Clif-
ton schools. Miss Tomko Of Mclean
and Mrs. Middleton OF Florls were ap-
pointed committee TO buy two silver
cups. one TO be awarded the rloris boys
and the other the Mclean girls, winners
In the Fall basket ball tournament.
The presentations will be made at
public meetings In the communities
later this month. Banners viii be
awarded the r,lnners-up.
II was decided 10 divide the county
into two sections for the Spring base
ball season, the first to include Fairfax,
Forcstyillc. Floris and Lee Jackson
schools. and the latter TO take In Hern-
don. Clifton. Oakton, Mclean and Falls
Church. II the latter school decides TO
participate. MIR. Knight OF Alexandria
has donated silver cup to the team
winning the county base ball champion
ship All equipment for the teams will
be bought comparatively.
Teams from Clifton. Oakton. Fair
fax. FioriS. Herndon and Forestville
schools will participate IN the Spring
basket ball season for girls. which will
be somewhat informal No games have
been scheduled. but each school has
pledged itself TO play at least three In
yitation games
The next meeting Of the Athletic As
sociation will be held March "a. when
plans for the Spring track meet will be
perfected
Evening star., 1928-03-11
TRAPSHO0TING TRIO
RETAINS ITS TITLE

DR. w. u Monroe. II. r. Shelton
and r. p, Williams, forming the cham
p!ou three man team OF Washington
Gun Club, successfully defended their
title yesterday on the Benning range
when they broke total of 100 clays
ont Of laa 10 top the trio of other
teams WHICH contested their laure,s A
team comprising Walter Wilson. Joe
Hunter and l.. l., Lane gave the win
ners a real run for their money. tn-
lshing lust one target behind at lSS.
II was thought that the combination
OF Burrows, Fawseu and Stine, which
finished third, with i3a breaks. would
be the one To furnish the leaders The
sharnest flght
Williams broke II birds 10 gain high
gun honors for the winners,
Lane also turned In a AZ In the team
races as well aS - out OF IS Ia win a
LEG on the Four Months' trophy and
- out ot "a In the doubles,
Others awarded legs on the Four
MnnIhS' trophy we're. Hunter. \. DR.
Monroe, J, Fawsett and shelton.
Next Saturday afternoon the annual
-, Faricks day shoot viii be- held AT
ths local club course, Mike HOGAN
WIN De master OF eercmanieS, An At.
FaetiVe program Is planned,
Evening star., 1928-03-11
DRIVE IS PLANNED
FOR OLYMPIC COIN
Campaign for D. C.'s Quota
of SIS, GOO viii Start
on Tuesday.

Tentative plans for the campaign to
raise S5 ZOO, the District OF Columbia s
quota tor Olympic games expenses,
have been prepared by the committee,
of which Maj. Gen Anton Stephan Is
chairman. The drive opens Tuesday,
to continue until May /. All donors
will be given an attractive button en-
blem. Cash contributions will be asked
at all amateur sporting events within
the next month. Organizations In the
District will be requested to contribute
on a proportionate basis IL cash dona-
tions are. insufficient.
Donald Woodward has been named
chairman of the finance committee,
with authority to select his assistants.
Robert v. Fleming. president OF Riggs
National Bank, Is committee treasurer.
and all contributions should be sent
him at that bank. Lieut.. Col. Payton
G. hewitt Is secretary.
Chairman Stephan has appointed the
following committee, which will be en-
larged as the work progresses:
William Gates. Philip King. Charles
L. Crnstein. Thomas r. Flaherty. j.
Thilman Hendrick. Martin A. Leese,
Roy l.. Neuhauser, Donald Woodward.
George A. Emmons. Arthur B. Heaton.
Lawrence A. Baker. Fl. J, Odenthal,
John S. Bllck MAJ. Gen. Greed e. Ham,
mond. Porter Adams, Dr. F. w. Ballou.
James H. Sprigman. Charles A. Watson.
E. A. Fuller. jr.; Francis Cronan. e. B.
Eynon. Lou Little. Charles Moran. Maud
Crum, Baillie Springston, Teddy Hughes,
Earle Weeks. Jack Shine Miss Lillian
Hoffman. Moe Gutenberg, Mai c.
Eugene Edwards, Rudolph Jose. Cyrus
Mcdonald, Knowles Cooper. DIR. Joseph
Norman. DR.. George T. Sharpe. Norman
b Landreau. Shirley Povich, Denman
Thompson Kirk Miller. William T.
Coyle. Willis Thornton, Clark Griffith,
Dr. o. U. Singer. Maj. Joseph c. Fegan
and A. O. White
Evening star., 1928-03-11
DELAWARE NATAT0RS
WIN OVER C. U. TEAM

University OF Delaware swimmers
splashed to victory over Catholic Uni-
versity nstatcrx In the tank at Brook
land yesterday afternoon. 80 10 %. The
visitors. led by Nobis, who won the
40-yard dash and i00-yard swim and
swan anchor on the relay team, won
five OF the seven events. Lehrfcid.
Mullen and Sheehan did we'll for The
Cardinal FISH.
Summaries:
is9YARD RHLAY~-Hon by delaware
aEagtah Tsglos, ksese. Noi,ssl: secs.tsd
&. u !Nleh1i@on I<brfeid smith Cor
doya Time l minute .Oss se.s,nds
FANCY UIEIS6--Won by IHhrield &c
u. sI.h points. sef0nd. Rutso sfel Is n
polnfs. third. Nicholson &C. ~ T:.s f,otute
s1YARD DAsH--Won Ivy kobts iD~t .
sess,ild Nuiien &C. u: third. Reese tDei.,
i50-YARD RAiRsTR0gE-.-w ,. nv Brow,
lDeI.b: seepud. BoNen fDell. ihifd, Cor,
% %ssoY.a swiM-waa," w,,"sss ~ Tsso, r. + 'tfs1a' .p"i
.stDnd. Mullen &C: ~ thiFed. Maier Del,
Time 5 n,iEntes ~ * st,srIds
s90.YAaD :. BREAsTsTRokE--won by
third, Gerow abeii. Time . n1inu,e. a.
ion.YAaD swIM~-wan ty sn,,i. ne, !,
sesODd. RaytaIld fUeI. !, third Mullen fc
u. Time ] minute 5 seeonds.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
VIRGINIA BASkETERS,
BOXERS GET LETTERS

UNIVERSITY. Va, March lo.--Var-
sity major sport letters have been
awarded SIX members Of the University
OF Virginia basket ball team and eight
members of the boxing team by vote
Of the executive committee OF the ath-
letic association.
Capt. Frank Meade OF Lexington, Va. !;
Archer @. Jones. jr of Richmond, Va;
Hartwell Harrison OF Danviile. Va; Rob-
ert s. Miller of Elmhurst. NJ Y: Wat
Tyler OF Fargo N, OAK, and Warren w.
Via of Charlottesville. Va, are The men
who received the ''V'' for basket ball.
Capt. Frank 0ilmer ol Chicago. H.: :
Hamilton Bryan of Richmond. Va. Pat
rick A. Gibson OF Richmond. Va: Virgil
l.. Kelly Of Ociara. w. Va; William C.
Luke Of Charles Town. w. Va: Alex
andcr Query OF New Rochelle. N. y:
Thomas III. urmSton OF CHATTANOOGA
Tenn, and Henry u. Weed of Savannah
Ga. are the winners OF the boxing
letter
This Is the first time that the ma ior
sport w. has ever been awarded here
for boxing.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
.|NTERC|TY SCRAPS
LISTED WEDNESDAY
Fighters From Four Other
Points and D. c. Face
at City Club.

An attractive i0-bout amateur boxing
card will be staged at the City Club
Wednesday night. beginning at $50
o'clock. 0lovemen from New York.
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Annapolis
will vie with local battlers and on the
program are five who have won their
spurs In intercollegiate competition,
A feature bout will bring together
Lee Halfpenny of the Baltimore Y M.
c. A.. and Ensign John A. Char.son,
protege of Spike Webb. Naval Academy
boxing coach, In the i35-pound class
Each recently has scored over the other
once.
Another bright clash will see Hector
Mendex. Argentine CONSUL. of Baltimore,
engaging Tommy Lawn, National A A.
U. champion, Of New York City. in the
l47-pound class. Mendez showed well
In the recent City Club affair.
Opponents have not been named for
Hugo Stcliabotta. ll2-pound class. and
Joe Proctor, heavyweight. both OF this
city.
Charles Ornstein OF the City Clubs
athletic commission. has charge Of the
program and Charley Short OF Baiti-
more will referee. The program has
A. A. U. sanction and. In accordance
with law. there will be no admission
charge or prizes.
Bouts arranged follow:
II..pUlHd ctass---t'harea Kelley isaltt.
more y. M. c. 4, W. Ensign Rehard tDltns
i.6.pound eiass-~thris Scs{indeIe Balt,.
mors y, N. {. A. vs.. Ensign Daniel Vein,
traph,
la5;pound elsss-~fIr~ Haifpenny. BaItl.
soft " ''
l47 pound c'ass-yHector Mendez. nai,i.
York Iity. "
=, iMo' mound class-Johuny ward Baltimore
u - Va. Ensign Harry Hendersnn
u. sueFiai noHt tli5'pnlthd tiassI -~- joe
FthaEs", baltimore tunattRchedt vs. Ray
fislfr Washington knights of Columbus
Evening star., 1928-03-11

Emerson last year. half miller; Kolpin-
ski, erStwhile Randolph-Macon Acad-
emy athlete, miller: Dean. who attend
ed Stanton Military Academy, field
events performer, and Asserson. for
mer Severn School student, whose forte
also is the field events
While this week will BE- a decidcd.J
active one for the scholastics, only two
regular competitions are listed and the
date for one has not been fixed Enlcr-
sons fine basket ball team will meet
Alexandria High in a game postponed
from last Friday on day to be an
nounced. and Baltimore Friends wiil
invade the Central Y. NJ. C. A. tank 10
match strokes with the Dewitt Schcci
natators on Friday.
One sport which Tech students have
had TO pass up in recent years because
OF inadequate facilities In the present
building will be resumed next Fall when
tn new school is available. That Is
rife shooting. Business also has been
able TO do little in this branch in recent
years through lack Of appointments.
Western, Central and Eastern have been
holding the spotlight on the range In
fact until last Spring. Central has been
hog2ing most OF the honors. having
been victorious II straight years West
ern vanqui3hed the Blue and White in
1927. however
Techs new building also will prove a
boon TO other sports fostered by the
Manual Trainers. Tech teams for SOME
years have been handicapped by lack
OF training facilities and virtually all
OF the preparatory work has had TO Be
done at distance from the school,
Despite this the Manual Trainers have
done splendidiy in many sports II
will be interesting To note just what ef-
feet the new school viii have on the
Tech sports situation.
Central Highs track team was not
entered in any meets during the indoor
season but this does not mean that the
Blue and White has no talent. Phil
Kline. the only Central boy to show mis-
wares in competition this Winter,
walked of with the high jump in the
University Of Virginia games and
Coach Bill Foley has a group Of other
performers Of decided worth.
Evening star., 1928-03-11

TOMORROW will see schooiboy
base ball and Spring track per-
formers OF the local group get,
i ting down to serious training
Thus far there has been little
practice Of a formal nature among the
scholsstics In theSe sports. but from to-
morrow on the program will be work
and plenty OF 1t.
Tech and Eastern base ball teams
several days, doubtless will be Joined
tomorrow by the Central and Western
candidates Business aspirsnts, how
ever, will not take the field. until around
March Is. though the Stenog batter
candidates will begin limbcrinc tomor-
row In the school gym.
Diamond preparation also will get
under way In earnest at the various
private schools hereabout tomorrow.
Following more or less OF layoff since
the recent University Of Virginia games.
scholastic track5ters will begin real toll
again tomorrow. Announcement that
the big meet TO be conducted by Dewitt
School on Georgetown Field April 81
will have separate classes for public
high and prep school athletes means
that Tech. Central and Eastern will en-
ter the affair. with perhaps an entry or
so from Western. Business is not ex-
poctcd to have a track aggregation. The
Dewitt meet will formally open the out
door track season for the schoolooyS.
and Is being looked to with much in
terest. Tech is listed to engage its old
rival, Episcopal High. In their annual
meet at Alexandria April l9. but Coach
Hap Hardell of the Manual Trainers
says he probably will seek to have the
date OF this engagement postponed. as
he wants his boys in shape for the
Dewitt affair.
A newcomer to schoolboy track
ranks this season and one that doubt
less will prove formidable. too. Is Emer-
son Institute. Under the tutelage of
H. p. Sanborn. athletic director of the
school, the Emerson candidates will be-
gin practice just as soon as the weather
permits. There will be no indoor
drills. Among the leading aspirants
for the team are CasaSsa. hurdler. for
merly of Tech; Winters. sprinter. a
Central product: Davidson. who was at
Evening star., 1928-03-11
EAGLES TO TACKLE
VOLTA. C. TOSSERS

While chief interest centers In the
South Atlantic tournament basket
ball games at the Arcadia, there Is one
other exceedingly bright court tuss!e
carded today. II Is the clash between
Arncostia Eagles. who are defending
their District unlimited championship
title. and Woltz A. c.. which In To take
place in Congress Heights Auditorium
at o'clock. The Eagles have lost twice
this year, bowing eto Newark Pleasure
Club OF Baltimore and during the pas,
week 10 the Richmond Blues In the
Virginia capital, but no local quint has
been able to clip their wings thus far.
fast bunch comprises the Woltx
combination. however. and they will b.
out this afternoon to give the Eagles
real battle
Another court league will end activi-
ties this week. II i& the Sunday School
circuit, The finai games Saturday night
In the Central Y. M. G. A. gym viii
bring together Calvary NJ. Z. and Cal
vary Reds at 7;43 o'clock. Mount Ver.
non M, r.. and Calvary Baptist quints
at $40 and United Brcthrens and CO.
iumbia Heights Christian at D:ih.
Tiger 4, e. basketcrs won their
third straight. scoring over Good Hhen-
herd tossers, IS TO II, In Walter Reed
Y. M. g, A. gym. Hargett and Mitchell
led the visitors attack.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
WOMEN In SPORT

contest on the collegiate schedule.
George Warrington University VIII
travel 10 Williamsburg. Va, To meet the
William and Mary six next Saturday,
however. This game will wind up the
Eun and Blue season,
Three games are listed In the Wash
tngton Recreation League. the one
around which the most interest will
center being the meeting Tuesday night
between the Washington Athletic Club
III the senior circuit and the Stfayef
A, e. six Of the intermediate group.
rated the strongest IN its class. Once
season an intersection match Of this
type IL staged and IL IL quite A disttne~
ton "a be- the team Tram the iehs
experienced class 10 be selected for IT,
Schedule for the week:
TOMORROW Western High School
/ intffciaSs games Second teams, Jun-
ioTs VS., Seniors; E0ph0mores VS.
Freshmen. A. 8 o'clock.
Eastern High School intereiass
games, Eophomores W., Juniors, Seniors
w. Freshmen. o'clock
TUESDAY ~~~ Central High School
intercisks game. Juniors Va. Freshmen
3 o'clGck,
Washington Athletic Club Va stray.
1 n. " al IeHHht HlNH EctWDI,
O'Clock. Security A, g. W.. Gypgies st
Washington Barracks, 4 O'Clock.
WEDkEHDAY-~-Esgt High School
flnsIs for basket ball title, Seniors W.
Juniors, sopilomDres vs.. Freshmen,
! gcloek,
| Western High Eehs0i intsYeisse
! games. FIRST teams, Juniors W. Seniors
| sopil0mofes W.. Freshmen. O'Clock,
1allaadet, Student. .Faclity game si
| KsBdsli Green. 3 O'Clock. Eagles VS.
Washington A e. al Central Z n'elnek
FRIDAY Western High School in
terelsAs esmss third teams. Seniors W.
J Juniork, sophJm9Tsk W, Freshmen, .
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
GLASGOW S0CCERISTS
TO MAKE u. S. JAUNT

TORONTO. March 10 i5a.~-~The
crack Glasgow Rangera leaders az the
scottish Soccer League and semi. mai
lsts IN the race FOR the Scottish Gun,
have accepted an after to tour the
United states and Canada this Summer
under playing schedule Of 10 games,
twenty players will leave Scotland
May II.
halt ot The Rangers games will he
prayed III Canada, Matches In tina
United States are being arranged for
New YORK. Chicago, Detroit. st, Louis
snd various New Ensland cities,
Evening star., 1928-03-11
DEMOCRATS ARE VlCTORS
IN PSYCHIC BASE BALL

Democrats took the measure of Re-
publicans In an interesting game of
psychic base ball between teams COM
posed OF pages OF the House Of Rep
resentatives In the pages schoolroom
yesterday. Q 10 5,
A big third inning, which netted five
runs. carried the Democrats 10 victory
In the game. which ix played with
cards. II was sn elimination contest
and the victorious team. according 20
plans. Will play the Senate pages VIII
liam n. Heath. captain: william Ma
gree and Charles Bell formed the
Democratic team, Representing the
losers were J, Wilton CARRIER. captain,
Russell! Ellsworth and Landon Mitchell.
The score by innings:
Democrats .,,., u l u q On
htnuhitcans -, d l d u IA
umpife e,e-.Mr, J. b, a'nllen.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
OLD DOMINION FIVE
TO HAVE BUSY WEEK

ALEXANDRIA Va. March ie.-Oid
Dominion Boat Clubs basket ball team
will face two strong washington teams
next week and in all probability It wiz
stack up against either the St. Marys
Celtics or Alexandria High Schcoi in .
third game.
American Railway Express will BE-
host to the locals on Monday nisht m
the Terminal Railroad y, NJ. c. -
gymnasium at $50. while the Ana
costa Eagles viii come here on SatuT-
day night 10 play the Boatmsn.
st. Mary's Celties win hold base
ball meeting in the Lyceum Hall to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock, and all
candidates for the team are asked to
report 10 Coach Je6 Williams,
Alexandria Roses. team organized
10 represent this city in the South At
Antic A. A. Y. tournament at Wash
fngton. plans II remain intact and play
under that name next season. Joe
Hamilton. Busy Bronner. Marshall
Smith. Billy Travers, "Chuakey" rrav-
erS. Alex Cshsll. Russell Kidwen and
several others are IN the squad.
Del Raw A. G. Is expecting great
things Of its base ball team this year.
PLAYERS signed include Y. CurtiSS, L
custiSs. Bob Martin. Kvenser. Parsons.
Morgan. NJ, FenniSsy. Nixon. Heckcran,
Wood. Hit, Butler, Harrison. McCus-
loagh. Friuks, Sheme!d, Muddiniaa.
Dodd. cardwen and Theimer.
Seven letter-men are working cut for
the Alexandria High track team. which
expects to compete in three etg meets
this season. They are Marshall Smith.
high Jump and hurdles; Martin Vtc-
le'te. mile run; Pete Williams, t4e-ysrd
dash, Billy TraverS, mile run: lester
MeAenSmin. ssc-yar6 run and field
events Garland SiSk, hurdles sad Geld
events, and Robert West, neld events,
George MaSan has fear veterans re-
turning ffom last years base ball team
TO give Coach EadicotT q foundation for
his 1898 nine and Harding, secossd case.
Scott. catcher V, CalrtiSs, third naSs,
and uttereSck. ShcrtStop, arc the re-
turning regulars, CArnett Francis. But
Ter, RrcadduS and retsSsil!s. substitute
oataelderS last year. also are III hand,
Gerard Edwards. kccal base bali ,cSSer
who two years ago was offered q con-
tract by the Cleveland Indians will
play third ter the Washington pnica
Printers.
EpiSeepAi Nigh Seheels base bah
squad VII swing into strenuous ssticn
next wceS. Capt. Ren Ftn6er, Boo
Baylor, Nardlaw WitherSg<Nen. Jack
Miasn, Segar SiraVatt, ccceer raw$on,
Herbert Bryant, Charlie HcS,9 ana
Harry Blackstone ARE lelt fram last
years team.
JeyerSaN Graded SehNal defeated tire
Temple A c, by 3s>to,Si ec1a,.
Rtown ct the winners waS ARA>ysalnt
scorer with . points
Evening star., 1928-03-11
G0NZAGA BASKETERS
WIN BY 41-25 SCORE

A gallant last .half squirt led by Me-
6,uillan and Lynch carried 0onEaga to
victory over Mount at. Mary's Prep
School basketers, Of Emmitsburg, Md.
II tn rs. yesterday on the ! street
School court, II was the ineal team
last game Of the season, The Maryland
sehoolboya outciahsed the Purple In thr
first half 10 gain the lead at 10 Ia v
GonEaga waa able 10 count just one
goal from scfimmage during this part
OF the game.
After The tntermission. however
Cbaeh Ken simondinger's boys opened
Withering attack and at ths END OF
tha third quarter had achieved the edge
al 10 TO Al. Prom this point uonEsRa
constantly increased itA lead,
MGQuillan with Is points topped the
pnrple'a offensive. with Lynch, Brew
ana hiasink also findng the acafina
range often tor the locals, MeAndrewf
and Hortaaki were The visitors leaders
OH attack.
The score.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
ISLIN AND MARTIN REACH
SQUASH RACQUETS FINAL

TORONTO, Ontario. March 10 tap. .~.,
j. tslin at Boston and A. Martin Of
Hamilton VIII be opponents In the final
match of the Canadian squash raoQ,ietA
championship here tomorrow.
fslln vanauished J, l.. Poole of Boston
IN one section OF the semi -f,nalA this
afternoon by iay~a. Ala. Ais.
iT~~l6. is~~la, while In the other half
nf the bracket Martin won from w. N,
Vickers of Toronto. 0v~-ia, iS~~6. ia~eri5.
lT-~it.
G. v, Casalet OF England, the present
champion. is not defending the title.
Evening star., 1928-03-11

Navy plebss clossd THAR swimming
season by winning from Dewitt School,
sl 10 ii. the performance being credit
able for junior cOntestants.
Summary:
=, b0'YAan FREE sTyLE~~won by BYRD.
'hsyY, Ashworth, Navy. seoond: Dye, Dewitt,
.a:ii' .fiiH'Fssn Tsxs s,,. sryLrw"" 1s . :, s N.;
"I2 ny Wv" VIZ 9%: !, 'i e.. Nav,
100. .YAnb nA@s srWGkg~~wen BY John,
zoo Anty o,me. DsFI,i, second; Johnson.
slsl: 9h.S s.ts' s'nsaxr" s.aa.d M",.." by
"si', 1hsh 1'ss1 paTsr T,T, sTsiIt.r,. tor n,.,
'Ns:S; asS .s fsi. Nj %.ms
Time 49, Dewitt swinmersss-Morris
Hoffman Strong snd bye,
Navy plebe boxers ended a season In
which they have defeated all opponents
~ winning from Culver School, q to !.
Ih0hgh the score Was ene-sided. the
match was contested with skill and
spirit
a, hewc0mb who won CttIvef's only
victory by defeating Fitzgerald IN the
I'D pound class. WIN enter the Naval
Academy next year,
IN ~ exciting 4 game of water polo
rs has ever been seen here the Navy
plebes won by II 10 Is from All Hal
lows Institute OF New York City.
coached by Joe Ruddv, w., and with
ray hliddy. the seheoIisoy crack swim
mef, 81 iA star.