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DISTRICT SWIM MERS
BEAT VIRGINIA TEAM

Led BIZ Capt Mark Coles Washing
ton AllStar Amateur Swimming Club
vanQuiShed University Of Virginia nata-
tors. 40 to 90 last night in the Central
tank.
Coles won the so and 100 yard free
style races, Maurey. who copied the
Quartermile test and was second in
the l00-yard free-style event, was Vir-
ginia's brightest performer.
Summaries:
=. "Go-yard relay--First. Washington &C
Nukicr & Ma"afee, j. Flannery and II
Col"s' Tine. ~ 4 second, Virginia tC.
Fancy div ia=-Flrst. F. LAWN, Washing
ten, 81 q points, second. F. May Virginia
81 points third, g. Wolmsey. Virginia.
- points.
Seward free stvlc-~First NJ Coles. Wash.
in&ion. time. - = seconds, second l.. NJ.
smith. Virginia third J. Flanncry Wash
lnHfnH
I5a-,ard hack stroke-First. G Meyer.
Washington. time. 81 = seconds. Second e.
Pc}ton. Virginia. third. James Ormc. Wash.
fn@tou.
aia.yard free st,Ie--Fir~t u Maurcy.
Nlr23n}a. time Is minutes 10 ~ seconds. Sc,,-
"ud- ! Shear. Washington. third W Ste
phenson Washington
"n6-,ard hrsast stroke-First. G. Winkicr.
WaShincton' time 3 minutes = seconds :,
second, +. Lawn Washington: thtrd. J. Cod
ic0-yard free ss,Ie-Frst NJ Coles.
Washington. tine 49, srcnuds. second Il
Maurcy. Virginia third. l.. Smith, Virginia.
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SWEEPSTAKES FINAL
ON ALLEYS TONIGHT

Twenty-three boWlers are to take the
King Pin drives at 7 O'Clock tonight
for the final fivcgame block OF the
l5-game Howard Campbell Sweepstakes,
but only three of the lot trailing the
leading Walter MegaW are thought to
have any chance Of oVerhauling him
In the concluding games Of the city
richest duckpin singles contest
Megaw with 1874 for his 10 games
appears to be we'll on the way to VIC
tory. The trio nearest him includes
Henry HiSer with 1918, Howard Camp
bell with 1875 and Jack Whalen with
1882. Arthur Logan. in fifth place,
is l06 pins back of the leader
The winner of the Sweepstakes will
bag the capital prize of 1925 and a
diamond-studded gold medal. The
bowler finishing second will get $3.50
and the third man $500.
Fredericksburg, Va. bOwlerS ended a
home and home six-game match with
the Times Herald team on the ConVen-
ton Hall alleys last night vlctors by
1873 pins. The Virginians came TO
Washington with a 51-pin advantage
gained in the opening block Of the con-
test on their drives and outbowled the
newspaper men in three games here,
l,605 to 1923.
A select team of the Washington
Post League is arranging home-and-
home encounter with Fredericksburg.
Hyattsville Juniors will come to town
tonight to tackle Central High School
duckpin team at King Pin in the con-
Guiding blocks of team and doubles
engagements. Rolling on their home
alleys last week the HyattsYille boys
won in both sections.
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T ON ARMOUR will be back with
the Congressional Country Club
during the season OF 1928,
4 Club officials today set at
rest all rumors that the ma
tional open champion would not COM
pete In tournaments throughout the
broad land under the Congressional
colors BY declaring that n satisfactory
Arrangement has been reached WIN
Armour regarding his 1928 contract ana
that he will be- back about April 10
handle the professional JOB. Inc ar
rangements were concluded yesterday oy
a long distance telephone conversation
club officers had with Armour.
Rumors have been prevalent Tor sew
eral months that Armour was dicketihg
with n club on the Pacific Coast ana
one or two others In the East Tor the
1923 season, and that he probably
would not be demonstrating his style NJ
Congressional during the coming golf
year.
j. Raymond Mccarl chairman OF
the golf and grounds committee, whose
term expired on January 20, has been
IN negotiation with Armour for several
weeks. and yesterday the arrangements
were concluded,
In addition. Alex A (Sandyl Armour,
brother of the open title holder prob
ably will be- at Congressional again, Ia
be- In complete charge Of the shop and
the teaching stan,
This announcement means that again
Washington will be represented by u
professional who Is certain Ia be in
The thick Of the ol~n championship
tight at Olympia Fields next June For
Armour. having once tasted the joys OF
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FLOWERS-TEN0RI0 GO
FIGHT IS FAST DRAW

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
CATHOLIC L.. GEORGETOWN
FACE STRONG OPPONENTS
Virginia Invadcs Rrookland. While Mount 81. Mary
Will BE Cues, of liillioppers-C ". Host TO
Baltimore i.-liar> land Beats Cavaliers.
,irsiais lost 10 Maryland last night

Virginia lost to Maryland last night
Al r,,trse Park, Is 10 %. but only
AHTr 4 tense $truGe}e. Within 10
utoau.c< ~ the finish Virginia was Ill
;se lead by IL ~ Is. but squirt by
;nr ClG Liners after that pulled the
Eau.e cut ~ the fire.
Maryland had small advantage in
ANN department of play, the visitors
,S>ss>e n Good lob III their floor game
c>;'>>lally Ii there was one fault of
ne visitors II WAS III their inability 10
,<ra!e the basket accurately. several
,sgles in the last five minutes fairly
easy shots being missed.
TYLER VAS the best man for Virginia,
while Hcagy was about the most out
standing MarHlandcr. HcaGy'S general
play really made him the leading
player Of The night. as his defense was
almost perfect and he made two goals
from the floor. both when they were
badly needed incidentally. 1t might
be mentioned that Hcagy rapidly is
developing into one Of the best all
round men on the Maryland campus.
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MILSTEAD. G. U. RUNNER.
is A WINNER AT CAMDEN

CAMDEN. r. J.. January "a III
Two OLYMPIC stars we're defeated here
last nigh, in the annual Knights u Co
iuFnb1s indoor races.
"B!0ncy" Roua!g. former Penn state
star. vas beaten by Gene VeIzKe'
Eharanzr. in the tw0-1nalc run.
Veslzke traileo until near Tie hnlhn.
when q veil timed sprint gave nm VIC
tory. The time was 10 minutes 20 sec
CncE.
SCHUYLER Enck, Neado@brook, was
bez;ea IN the 000-ysrd rare b. Larry
Nsls;ead ot Georgetown University.
Ali.gte4d was clocked IN minutes. 20
sec9ncs. eqU2lng the meet record.
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dribbler from back Of center court,
the dribbler then cutting down for
the basket and usually getting clear
for the shot.
But Columbia lacked two OF the
stars last season. Mannheim and
Lalib. who aided so materially IN
winning her the 1926 title, and vas
tossed out Of the 1927 race by los
ing three Of its first four games.
But the New Workers are making a
better BID this year and Ccach
Danny Maenan has hopes that ms
Ion2 RAISING attack VIII again Jet
Columbia figure in the league race
right up 70 its end This Columbia
attack is a thriller 10 watch ana
most cificuIt 10 break up when tim
ed properly b. big and fast forwards.
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ALL BUT IS NATIONALS
SIGNED, SAYS GRIFFITH

TAMPA. Fla, January 20 P).-
Clark Griffith. owner of the Wash
ingtOn Nationals, announced that I'll
of the SO players on the 1927 roster
had rendered their signed contract
for the 1928 season and that he ex-
pected to receive contracts from the
others before the time expires, Feb
ruary l.
Those who have not yet submitted
their contracts. Griffith said. arc
BraxtOn, Griffin, Lisenbce. Jones,
Marberry, Roy Wells and Van
Alstync, pitchers; Ruei. Tate and
McMuIlin. catchers; Judg,- and SisIer
infieIders, and Goslin AID Taylor,
Outfielders.
None Of the unsigned players Is
n holdout, the club owner said.
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TEAMS MUST PLAY GAME
TO QUALIFY FOR TOURNEY

D. Engineers. 70 to II, and Clarendon
PreSbyterians, 60 to 9.
Chevy Chase Bearcats eked ont 23-
% win over st. Marys Seniors in Alex
andria.
American Railway Express baSketers
were 1920 victors over Palace A. G.
Jewish Community Center juniors
scored their seventeenth straight. rout-
ing Palace Props. II 10 IS.
After losing to Petworth Nets, % &c
80. Army Medical Center toSSers won
over Fort Myer. Battery c, 81 TO "a.
Silent A. c. conquered Dixie Pig A. C
courtmen. % 10 IS.
ST. Martins quint bowed TO Brook
land A. c. IN an 1876 game.
Downing Seneca A. C.. IS to 20. Gen.
ira! Reds won their sixth straight.
Noel House Seniors are after game
tonight in their gym. Call Lincoln
290l.
Northwestern five meets st. Martin
Juniors tonight at O'Clock
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$4,000 ATLANTA OFFER
Is SPURNED BY COBB

AUGUSTA Ga. January - A'j.-Ty
Cobb. On his return home from hunt
ing trip. announced that he would de-
cline a contract rendered By the
Atlanta Club Of the Southern Associ-
alton offering SIS 900 for his services
this year. He said he couldn't say
whether Or not he would play this sea
san
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the club as you would tor putt,
With the face of the niblic well laid
back, taking the club back slowly,
Hit through smoothly with the
right hand and rather sharply al
the moment Of contact Don't try
~ loft The club The loft of It's face
viii do the Job The shot Is really
An elevated putt and AS the ball al
most floats over the hazard IL viii
dp precious little rolling after TAX
lnp The green
Women. al rule. lack the
strength ~ wrists. forcarms and
hands 10 get distance Glenna Col
let's father foresaN the need al
correcting this weakness in his
daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
GOPHER QUINT GETS
CHANCE TO ADVANCE

by the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January Minnesotas
veteran basket ball team will have
chance tonight TO climb into third place
in the Big Ten race when 1t plays with
Chicago on the latter's home floor.
The Gophcrs. with one game won and
one lost. are the mystery of the Con-
ference. If they lose tonight they will
drop into sixth place, n notch below
Chicago. which so far has won single
game. losing three The invaders
viii meet Northwestern at Evanston
Monday.
ChicagoS chances for victory tonight
are admittedly slim, with Capt. Chuck
Hoerser. guard. apt to be out of the
game with an infected arm.
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HOW POPULAR
ATHLETES KEEP FIT

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a t>litSasrAte<s sS&NeSN >ssS4SSe1
hsseN lseeut>aS,ss fS><S lsgNA
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te@ all eSsSN aaeM Alsi w<ssasS,sa Aa'A
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iS~t<iy AID >0sa kSASSsN,aA Wasef an
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Neuy ggySer SeIbS tNSlSsy III aAn>N
V iA. / II. 7 n CAM soE A<ssse s&sSN
WElye tg>AaS gVV srvS tSa>SeE 'ka~
hay lite. SsSaas ge<tSsSates anti
weight gagaSNk GsaSN, pe>NsaS e@
SAndtS>S eAkx>, eeSA NNsSiN hAs>
Isa~& 4 AataaN \ y Advertise
m4ay
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INDIANANS ARE HELPING
"OUTSlDE" TEAMS TO WIN

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January 2S.--If Indiana
kept its college basket ball players at
home Purdue and the University of
Indiana probably would have the Big
Ten title to fight over between them
selves this season.
Here are some Of the Hoosiers who
are starring on rival Big Ten teams:
Chapman at Michigan. Walters at
Northwestern. Plunkiit at Iowa and
How at Illinois
A Hoosier enthusiast. in giving this
information. asks how Minnesota. Chi
cago. Ohio State and Wisconsin can
expect to win games without Indiana
talent?
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Farrell Takes Niblic
|And Floats Them Over
BY SOL METZGER.

One of the most perplexing shots
in golf is played from just of the
green over a hazard-bunker or
trap-to the pin. Most OF us get
them over. but they run and run.
The job is 10 float" the ball SO II
will stop. We usually find the pin,
when playing this shot. at the near
edge Of the green We are pitching
To.
Johnny Farrell plays IL usually
with niblic. with feet close to-
gcther. stance open. standing close
10 ball with arms tucked in at his
sides. It's a dandy shot TO work
on this Winter, SO rs To have 1t let
ter perfect By neXt Surfing Gtroke
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TOM ARMOUR TO REMAIN
AT CONGRESSIONAL CLUB

the open champion. will not rclinqui>h
his honors without a real struggle,
The new professional AZ Indian
Spring. according 10 Perry b. Hoover.
also is golfer of considerable note
and may be contender for the cham
pionship, The name OF the new man
has not been made public
Public courses, scheduled 10 he
closed January 81. have been eifectually
closed three days before the formal
closing by the heavy fall OF snow. They
were scheduled 10 close next Tuesday
for the annual process OF rehabilita-
ton. but III common with other courses
about Washington. are unplayable now
The courses will reopen about March
IS
Just al the time the Irish President
is visiting the United States comes the
announcement from the United States
Golf Association OF the open champion
ship OF Ireland. To be PLAYED the last
two days of May for the title now held
hy George Duncan. The cash prize
OF $fSO is Ia be put up for the winner
With II other prizes offered,
George voist has again established
himself rs a golfer of near top rank IN
the national lists Yesterday Voik{
New York State amateur champion, III
the final round Of the Lake Worth
championship at Palm Beach Yates
Is golfer rated high iii the national
list. and although Voists margin was
ouiy afsc llalc he Won. ana ihatS What
counts, lie also won the qualifying
round
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Pass of Columbias
Speeds Up Contest
BY SOL METZGER.

Columbia uses an attack almost
identical with that employed BY
Dartmouth this season. the otense
that last Winter carried the Green
five to its first intercollegiate title.
Il depended upon two-man advance
down the two sidelines and cross
over BY them. one or the other TAX
ing q fast. one-handed pass from the
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oege Games Here Tonight School Title Between Old Foes
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.
GAMES HERE TONIGHT

GAMES IfENE IUNTUHI.
Catholic University VS.. Virginia,
Brookland. $50.
Georgetown VS.. Mount st. Mary's.
Arcadia, $3.50.
George Washington VS.. Baltimore
University. q. W. gym. $3.50.
Gallaudet VS.. Washington. Chester
town. Md.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
Maryland. &c: Virginia, 20.
V. NJ. l.. 80: Alabama, Is.
g. Jehu's of Annapolis, As; Medical
College of Virginia. ~.
Newberry. 20: Wofford. 10.
Citadel. SIS: Ogiethorpc, &c.
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RICE TAKES GOLF FINAL.

PALM BEACH. Fla, January "a H1.
--Gfanfland Rec, New York sports
writer defeated Ray Maxwell. New
York, ! up 70 win the Artists and
Winters Golf Association tournament.
DlaYe0 OYER the Palm Beacn Country
Cub course.
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ARIE TAKES TRAPSHOT.

PINEHURST. N. c.. January % ~.
Mark Arie, Olympic champion. won
the Midwinter handicap. premier event
of the Midwinter trapshooting cham
pionship here. Arie broke 96 out OF
100 from the 25-yard mark.
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George Washington has made sew

eral changes in its basket bali sched-
ule. Catholic University is 10 be met
latter part of February instead Of jan
uary 81. Hampden- Sidney is TO be
played on February IS instead Of Febru-
AIRY II. while the Gallaudet game on
February s is Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

GaIIaudet is scheduled to play al
Washington College, CheStertown. Md,
tonight. The Kendall Greeners did not
pick very good day to make that trip,
as it involves a jaunt across Chesapeake
Bay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
RED SOX RELEASE TOBIN.

BOSTON. January 2s .Pl,--The Bos-
ton Red Sox announced the uncondi-
tlonal release of Johnny Tobln. spare
outfielder and pinch hitter with thu
club since the middle of the 1926 sea
eOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Defeating Troop 4 OF Fort Myer. %
to Is, Army War College scored It's
fifteenth straight win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Fusseil- Young quint rallied briskly
60 nose out Marine Barracks toasera,
20 To "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Y OcAL tossers will watch with Keen
interest the contest between the
Baltimore Swimming Club sextet,
IL holders of the South Atlantic
court title. and the BaSketeers OF
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
which will be played on Saturday night,
February 4. in the Calvary Church GYM
nasium.
Members of all Washington Reerea-
ton League teams are invited 10 attend
the game and 1t has been reported tna'
several practice tits III the league cir
cults scheduled for that evening have
been Cancelled or postponed IN order
that the players might take ADVANTAGE
of the opportunity 70 see the Balti-
moreans in action.
Capitol Athletic Club and ST. Paul
Lutheran Church paSsers will oppose
each other tonight in practice match
TO be played at the Columbia Heights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Richmond. Va. Knights of Columbus
basketers. who meet the local Casey
five in Carroll Hall here tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, bowed TO st.
Marys Celtics in a 37-toi8 game In
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Woitx Photographers downed y NJ.
c. A. tossers, 50 10 "a. in City League
game Stewart and Barnard topped
The winners offensive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Peek Memorial basketers won two
games, scoring over Naval Reserves. 81
20 % and Samoset A. C., As To 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

~ EAMS planning to enter the
South Atlantic A. A. u. basket
ball tournament here next
month which have not yet
played a game must do 50 by
February | If they are 10 be eligible
In addition. the score of the game must
be published in the Post, under whose
auspices the tournament is being con-
Quoted. Each player must join the A.
A. u. Application blanks may be had
at the Post sports department.
ESQ Giants, newly organized ouint
made up of Standard Oil employees OF
this city. make their debut tonight.
College Park The Giants will play
Red Shields Monday night In the Sal
walton Army gym.
With Scruggs heading their attack.
West Co, tossers defeated Roamcr A. C..
Is 10 10.
Richmond. Va. Knights OF Columbus
basketers. who meet the local Casey
five In Carroll Hall here tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, bowed 10 st.
Mary's Celtics in a 37-to-i8 game In
Alexandria.
Woitx Photographers downed y NJ.
c. A. tossers. 54 10 "a, in City League
game. Stewart and Barnard topped
the winners offensive.
In Boys Club League. Senior Division
b games. Optimlsts defeated Epiphany
Chapels, 81 10 II. Hartfords nosed out
DE Luxe IS 10 80 and Centennials took
Senators. "a 10 20"
Nativitys meet Montrose basketers to-
night In Eastern High gym at O'Clock,
Y. NJ. e.. A. downed Calvary. % TO IS.
Gunton Temple routed Western Pres
byterian, Is 10 7, and Mount Vernon
oveTcamc Metropolitan Baptists 10 To
10. In Boys Interchurch League games.
Drubbing Columbia quint. % To Is.
Mount Vernon basketers won the senior
section title OF the Columbia Heights
Community Loop,
Regular and reserve baSketers OF
Company r. National Guard. OF Hyatts-
Vile added two mare wins last night
In games at the Silver Spring, Md,
National Guard Armory. The frSt-
strlngers defeated the Service Co, Of
Silver Spring 81 Ia 81. and the Re-
serves took Woodside A. C. over the
bumps, 80 10 10.
Peek Memorial basketers won two
games scoring over Naval Reserves. -
Ia % and Samoset A C., 4a TO 10,
RUSSELL Young quint rallied briakly
10 nose out Marine Barracks toaaera,
20 10 20.
Defeating Troop 4 OF Fort Myer. %
to i5 Army War College scored It's
fifteenth straight win,
Mclean A. e. Coiiegians and Won
ders registered victories, the former over
HadIcys, % to IL and the latter oven
Five Roaes. "a To 10,
Company u. i2ist Engineers. rang
ttlt a pair OF victories. routing Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Western - business. 20.
Teen. ~ Western ID.
Eastern. - Business. Is.
central. IL Eastern -.
Te.h. -. Central -.
Eastern. - western 33-
Eastern. -; Tecl. -
central. ~ Business. p
Ceutral -, Western. -.
Ten. 40 Bu -iueSs- -
Western. > Business 81.
Central. IS Eastern. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

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