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NORTH CAROLINA CUNT
LOOKS TO TOURNAMENT

CHAPEL HILL. NJ e., February II
up ,'~ Having won four Southern Con.
terence baaket ball litles IN tho past
six yeara, the University al North Caro-
lima Tar Heels today prepared for their
last lap OF pre- tournament gamea he
fore invading Atlanta 10 seek t,fth
trophy,
Coach jim Ashmorr'a Tar Heel squad
numbers aeven veterans Of former con-
ference tournaments. including Cant
Morris and uodderer, both guards who
have won all~kiouthern individual titles
The i0aTr2a edition has won IA
times out at Ii starts 10 date, u loss IL
Tulane urcen,es during the Ghfistmas
holidays being the only blot on the
card
Conference sletnries include those III
the exlense Of Tulane aud Vnsinia,
twice each. and North Carolina and
Georgia
Another e0ntest with tho Welt paek
0t Raleigh remains on the sehedule.
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FOUR SOCCER GAMES
ARE ON T0DAY'S LIST

Four soccer games are carded here
abouts today. Two arc Capital City
League Tits and two are the first Of a
new series sponsored by the Washing
ton Soccer League for the Marlboro
trophy
In the Capital City League matches
Arcadians and Rosedalcs will meet on
Rosedale Playground and British Unit
eds and Rockville will face on Monu-
ment grounds. No. 3. British Uniteds
appear to have clinched second place
in the league race. but Arcadians. Rose
dale and Rockville are In hot battle
for third place. with Arcadians at pres
cnt holding the position.
Marlboro meets Walfords. District
champions, on the Marlboro fair
grounds and Concords face German
Americans on Monument field. No. 2.
In Marlboro trophy matches Marlboro
won the trophy last season when the
series was held for hta first time. Buses
will leave Walford's store for the game
at o'clock.
Tom Blanche. former Walford player.
who more recently has been playing
with Clan MacLennan. has rejoined
Waifords. FIe Is n clever haifback.
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INVOLVEMENT has been made
by the Washington Board OF
Women's Basket Ball Officials


4 A Of the registry Of approved OH.
cials for 1923, the list including
all those who have passed the tests re-
uuired by the board for inclusion Ii
its roster.
The maximum fee set by the board
for single local game is IS and S7.St
for a double header. A fair rate of IN
crease according to mileage or time Il
allowed for distant games.
Officials on the list are named De-
low with their addresses and telephone
number for the convenience OF team
managers and scholastic directors de-
string their services:
Louise A'rsE: h"%s s'd nS,rcss 10Y
aes J. s'Ss"'''"'N anu 49,, m..
Mary sx"r HON, address stn sci N st
business address Wilson Norman "''''"'
'"f Eurrnia Davis. home address, :S3s Wis
consln avenue, cleveland 5aI,: business al
dress George Washington University "es'
Frances rng~l. home address ctoo >ine'
trpnth street Coiurnha cSat hus,nrs. -, !,
dress :l00 Nineteenth street Co'"'i''a"
Eurhemia Fosdicls, home addrcss laos i;os
Connecticut avrnu" traaimKin s,,n3onl Main
''N Mrs Ah,nc Green Flynn home address
n ~ a
business address Georgetown Playground
Nf Mrs, '' Marsarct Hnusen. home address
"t.,1 New York avenue. Main $3.50: tusi
rcss address $40 Fifteenth street Main
19"S
Ramsay hewitt home. address 1920 Cal
vert street Columbia l4ti; hnsluess .,oa az
Marion Meigs home address 733 Con.
nc,iitut avenue Decatur a0i: business adj
dress w {; A.. Seventeenth and streets
Franklin aSS".
Mrs vtrsina Ionkins Russell home ad
dress 1919 G street Franklin ois: hnsi-
ress address George WASHINGTON University,
West 1910
lmogenr Stockeit home address AZ
Fourth street southeast Lincoln llia-E:
business address Eastern High School. Main
6O0a
Main 3i59; business address 1880 Nine
tecnth street. Franklin itaS.
EnzaiNth Tew. home address 1874 Hunt.
tngton street. Cleveland 50ij: business al,
dress iO6 New York avenue. Main 1907.
Members of fbc WASHINGTON Swim
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kORTHERNS ADVANCE
IN BOYS CLUB LOOP

Northern tossers gained third-piace
Tic with Optimists In Senior Division A
OF the Boys Club Basket Ball League
by downing Sam Rices. 30 to II. In the
club gym last night. Stan was the
leading scorer for the winners, with
Lcaby topping the losers shooters.
Pirates are heading Senior Division
A, with four wins and one defeat, fol-
lowed In order by Emerys. with four
victories and two losses: Fortherns and
Optimists each ~ whom have Won
three games and lost MS many; Sam
Rices. with two victories and three set
backs: Mercurys. with two victories and
four reverses. and independents, with
one. win and five losses
Optimists and Haftfords are tied for
first place In Senior Division rs, each
with five wins and one defeat ceitica
and Standards are deadlockcd for third
with four victories and one loss each
Ccnienniais are NTH, with three tri.
umphs and as many losses. followed by
genators with TWO Victories and three
defeats; DE Luxe. with one win and
four sctbacks: Epiphany Chapcls with
one win and five losses, and Roses. VIVA
have Lost all SIX of their starts
st. Martins. who have bagged all
five II their games are setting the
pare In the intermediate Division racc,
with Palaces runner"up with four wins
and one loss Other teams rank In
this order Aatees. tour Victories and
two revcrses: Senators and Ceutrals,
tied for fourth. at three wins and ms
many defeats. Rovets. sixth two vie
tories and TWO losses Taies, seventh.
Two wins and three aetbacks; Arrows,
eighth, one triumph and five reyeraes,
and Shanlroeks last. with no wins In
five starts.
The score Of last nights game
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A BATTLE between Anacostia
~ Eagles. defending District I'M
"A limited champions. and Com
4 A pany F. National Guard. bas-
keters of Hyattsville winners
In the Washington City League this
season. which takes place this after
noon in Congress Heights Auditorium
at 3 o'clock, Is the headline attraction
of the city independent basket ball card
today. The Eagles vanquished the
Doughboys, % to 10, In a stirring game
recently on the armory floor at Hyatts-
vile and the latter will be out to even
featuring Warwick Collcgians has been
arranged, starting at 2 o'clock.
Another game apt to provide brisk
battling this afternoon Is that between
Knights of Columbus tossers and
Bonds Whirlwinds in Carroll Hall at
; O'Clock.
Company rs tilt with the Eagles will
mark the start of week during which
the Soldiers will play several sturdy
foes. Tomorrow night on the Hyatts-.
vile court Clovers will be entertained
in Washington City League game
Company F's last scheduled league I'LL
on It's floor Mount Rainiers and COM
pany r Reserves will face in pre-
liminary. starting at T:l5 O'Clock. Wed
nesday night the stalwar: CrcSap
Rifles quint of Frederick, Mo. VIII APP
pear In the Hyattsville armory In the
main attraction of triple-header
Company r downed the Frederick team
there earlier in the season. Company
F's Reserves will meet the Laurel Ma
tional Guard team at o'clock and tn,
Ladies' Auxiliary sextet will play Cap
ital A. C. In Recreationai League en-
rapcmcnt at 8 o'clock. Thursday the
Douphboy regulars will engage Z. M G.
A. in a league game on the Centrai
floor, Manager McClay also Is after
games for the Soldiers first and second
CUNTS for Saturday night. He can be
reached at Hyattsville 378 after 1880
pm.
Other games In the City League TINS
week are carded between Woodlothlanss
and Wolff tomorrow night In Central
High gym at o'clock: Woltz ana
Clovers on the Wilson Normal moor
Thursday night at 3. and knights Va
Columbus and Marines Saturday iisii'
in Carroll Hall gym at g. Ine WOOD
lothian Woltz game Will be the Dig lea
ture of double header In the cur
tain-raiser starting at 100 O'CLOCK
Woodlothian Girls team will engage
Southern Prep sextct. Particular IN
terest attaches TO the Woodlothian-
Woltz clash as 1t may determine inc
r,lnner-up in the City League nag
chase. Women will be admitted free to
the double -header.
Pom DuIin's Original Cresccnts. when
have organized 10 play the remainder
of The court season VIII maze uhflr
debut tomorrow night against George
Washington University Freshmen IN
the preliminary to the G. w. Varsity
Eampden Sidney game In the Colonials
gym The curtain raiser will begin at
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NAVY DOWNS lEHIGH
IN FAST GAME, 48-41

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February Ii
The Navy basket ball team pulled out
Of It's recent slump today and defeated
Lehigh. 4S to al. In a rafting game
here this afternoon.
The victory was particularly pleasing
to the Navy. as Lehigh registered VIC
tory over the Military Academy early
In the season.
The game had proceeded on very
even terms. the Navy leading by %
to o. at the close of the first half. but
a rally. in which Farrin and Capt.
Howard took big part. toward the
middle of the second half, gave the
Navy a comfortable lead.
Farrin. an active lad of slight
stature. who got his place when Dem
nett the Nays star forward. was hurt.
played q great game. piling up i6
points.
He is the side partner Of Howard on
the Nays varsity tennis team. How
ard also had a great day, with four Of
each kind Of goals.
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Summaries OF yesterdays match:
c. u. BOXERS DEFEATED
BY NEW YORK D.. s TO |
MARYLAND

NEW YORK. February ii~~New York
n, boxers took six out Of seven bouts
from the Catholic University team here
tonight,
Maleyieh was the only C U. victor,
Summaries,
lla rot Nj CLASS Arvht'sh kfshauer
\ L hnnekcd cut tee Mamma ia the
hr~t raNnst
iHa rot M Ct,ASS-~ntn,ri r,si,v y,
=, kh"csrd aut charles ht0slmA 10 the
ihirtt round
tah rntNn Ct ASS~z-tiaFrY CuA~a \ y.
= d~testrst Charles Nelaet ihgec raum.~
intses decision
tAa tNtSh Ct.A MaFFaV Israel \ Y
L. knHrhed aut Don GtvTVu m the sere,,d
Fnunt
lou tntNn 81 ASS ~ talrk}ev y Y
7, defeated win Noweli four taun,is jtutSr's
liee- tun
:. ia rouNn Ass~easck uasevt,,h,
tashshr u detratea Hearv Masstft tArre
rounds indse. arFislan
UNLIMITED tIASSA~tt,lssad tlr4nt
L, ~un tty default
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Summaries
MARYLAND SHOOTERS
BEAT JOHNS HOPKINS

University OF Maryland rifemen ham
dily defeated John Hopkins in shoul-
der-to-shouider match ON the range a;
College Park Yesterday. 1908 To i.l29.
Wooster was high gun for the Old
Liners with string OF 20 from the
THREE positions. Smith topped Hopkins
!. with total OF Gas
Maryland took the lead I'M the first
stage and gained consistently
Six men fired for each team. the high
five scores counting
The match took the place OF the
N, r. A League match which was re-
Gently postponed because of mtdyear
examinations
Yesterdays victory gives Maryland q
record Of Ave wins out Of seven matches.
the Old Liners victims include Navy
Pennsylvania. New York University and
Rutgers.
Summaries of vcSterdavNS match.
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CHICAGO BEARS TEAM
IS SUED FOR $4,000

CLEVELAND. Ohlo. February IL
tsa ~~ Estimating professional sgSst
ball game, with Red Orange ~ the
star, worth $4,000 pTort, the Cleveland
Professional fV,; Rail &, n,sxt S,s;s for
That Nn,oua, against the Ca.caxo Bears
IN Common Pleas CouFs here lossav
George A, parrass, manaSeE os sAe
Cleveland professional tsam IN tps>,
charges faas the Eeav$ WlsA Shea
0Eanse oeSan his professional gytdGca
career In that wear. <ietaasteSs I'M an
oral contract IL NAV his team III Ne
cemhsr, kaas The SeaY> Neat 70
Florida instead agScr0,gs 10 rayEasts
peatioa rSSN,sins In n l>N>S az SO Zee
IL the ClsNNlAnA trAna
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G0NzAGA Defeated
IN PECULIAR GAME

BALTIMORE. Md. February lin
a game that produced only four field
goals apiece Calvert Hall downed the
Gonzaga basket ball team Of WASH
ineton 10 TO - at the i0Ath Medical
Regiment Armory today
Eleven free shots out OF "a oppor-
tunities enabled the cards to register
their victory. the visitors cagerucss
causing them tn pile up fouls. Gonyaga
had only six foul shots and made Tour.
Both teams were of TO considerable
degree In the matter of dropping the
ball through the cords from the field.
both missing numerous tries after
working the ball into scoring position.
Summary:
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Aside from the public high games. a
flock OF others are planned this week
for the scholastic tossers. An inter-
city clash between Central and Wood
row Wilson High of Portsmouth. Va,
IN the Central gym Thursday Is a
bright spot OF the program. Central
cowned the virgtnians recently In
Portsmouth.
Western IS listed TO entertain St
Johns IN the formers Gym and Con-
7aga is scheduled for q tilt with
Leonard Hall Of Baltimore on the
street school court In games tomorrow
Apart from the public high cham
pfonSh!p games Tuesday. an encounter
between Western and Georgetown Uni
verEsty Freshmen is the lone tilt card
Cd for a local floor. Dewitt is listed for
Q trip 20 Danpille. Va. 10 face Danyilie
Military Institute
"Wednesday will be- particularly acc
tive day with five games carded, two
on home courts and three out OF town
Central and Episcopal will face In the
formers gym and Eastern and Dewitt
viii come together on the American
University floor In Tits here. Oonzaga
j. down for brush with 81. Mary's
Cel'tcs Ia Alexandria. S.. Adams *
listed 70 meet Donaldson School IN
baltimore and Georgetown Prep and
HYattsyiiie high are cardcd U face In
the other contests.
Aside from the Central Woodrow
Wilson game Woodward Ii 10 tackle
Franklin School IN Baltimore in the
only contest THURSDAY involving local
cutrt..
Ezsiern, Is ~ meet Georgetown Uni
yersitT Freshmen. Western is listed 10
tackle Stanton Military Academy and
Central goes To Bethlehem, Pa, ~ meet
the high sci5ool team there. Centrsfe
swimmers are " go ~ Baltimore 10
matcs strokes with Loyo.a High
natatCrs.
Five basket bali games ard q swim
ming meet are listed Saturday. In
home court tits Western and Gonzaga
are ~ clash on the IatteF's floor and
Emerson ie 10 engage Catholic Uni
vegSity Freshman in The big gym at
' BTookIand Central "a 10 face Allen
town High III the Pennsylvania city.
Oeo5getown Prep ~ " tackle toyeia
High IN Baltimore and Charlotte Hall
and Hyattssii!e High are 10 come TO-
gether NJ HyAtteyiIle. Dewitt swimmers
with Calvert Hail
A few sei,ooIbsy track and field ath~
IsbAs win cofapeIe IN ms University NJ
Virginia sailolaAtics In Charlottesville
this week end. Teen probably viii send
Il small squad end Central may have d
buy OF Two IN competition.
William fEiiij Foley, gekrau and
popular Central tFsek 9l,a1h, has re-
fki}sG ItteT from Harvey ". Gerry,
socaI man. VINO earned hlE &c" IN track
NJ Eafyuai IN 1915. Later he attended
Cornell. Nisye bs continued 10 star IN
uaek Gerry, who fan the mile and
faaH mile for Central, il nov American
egfsui III EA0ncion Paraguay. IN hts
letter " Fpiey, Vpicii Mas one ~ Gnu
graduation jn GgrHeatl5n wan tns re-
aeBt i4oiofs psld the ysteraH n6itgf,
Gerry fei,oft4 tbst he IL "stiii In good
SHAPE"
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-
year-old hikcr. and Melvin
Leach. former Marine runner. are
prominent in the field of IA which have
entered thus far in the l0-mile modified
marathon for men that will feature
the track program TO be staged In the
Arcadia February % by the Arcadia
Sporting Club.
Others entered in the marathon race
Capital indoor marathon and prelim-
mary races program will be a 40-yard
dash for girls. half-mile race for
men. a Quarter-niile race for girls. a
special invitation midget relay race for
boys. an invitation midget relay fer
boys and an invitation 440-yard relay
for girls.
Others entered In the marathon raca
are Arthur Higgins. Nelson Pcarce.
John Davidson. Carl Anderson. Harvey
Rausch. Leroy Paxton. Leonard Young
and Charles Garter, all Of Baltimore
James p Holler of Camp Meade and
Leon S. Heinrich of Gallaudet Col
lcgc There will be 10 prizes. the first
being a i6-inch statue. the second q
9-inch statue. Gold medals will go
TO the third. fourth and fifth men
next Ave men across.
Julia Aman OF this city Is among
the entrants In the girls quarter-mile
race and others listed to compete in
Guide Sara Potter. Dorothy ZetderB.
Anne E.. Ries. Mary Tierney, Frances
Kennedy and Catherine Refs. all OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and Ruth Waidner and
Dorothy Abrams OF New Jersey En-
trants also are expected from Baltimore
A l3-inch statue will 60 10 the winner
OF the race. with silver. golden bronze
and bronze medals going to the second.
third and fourth girls across the line.
Two midget teams from the public
schools. one representing the Times and
the other the Herald newsboys' organ
boys invitation relay. Dick Tennygon
and Gordon Leach will coach the
teams.
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NAVY, PENN STATE
FIGHTERS IN DRAW
Each Wins Three Bouts, With
Seventh Contest Being
Halted All Even.j

ANNAPOLIS. Md. February IL
Pennsylvania State and the Navy
fought to a draw here tonight. the
Miidies' remarkable record, which
shows no defeat In dual matches dur
ing eight years OF intercollegiate COM
petition, being seriously menaced.
At the end OF the l75-pound scrap.
In which Burke, the Nays foot ball
captain. easily defeated Bencdick. each
team had won three bouts and the
match depended upon the outcome OF
the unlimited weight encounter. which
was between Chappclle OF the Navy. and
McAndreWs. OF State.
The big fellows pummelcd each other
around the ring for three rounds and
the judges disagreed as to the decision.
Referee Frank McCracken called the
bout a draw and decided that the con-
testants were not in shape to continue.
Summary:
115 POrSDs--Mahan. Penn State. do
feated Renard. Navy. in 3 rounds. Judges
,i25 PoUNDs--MoHett Navy. dictated
Fiiger. Penn state. in 3 rounds. Judges
,l re- rso,n,,N'ps-lKolko.k Penn state. DE
14I PorNDs-Capt. Germ. Navy. de-
fcatcd Rohh Penn State, in 3 rounds.
100 poI,Nps--wola. captain. Penn state.
defeated Ricketts, Navy. in 4 rounds
Us PoUSDs-Burke. Navy. defeated
Bcnelck Penn state in 3 rounds. Judges
UNLIMITED Acknowledgements. Navy
and McAndrews, Penn state. drew in 3
rounds. Referees decision.
.sISFa"x aacHF" Lo bav. n H
versi,y of Pennsylvania, aud j. Rogers Har-
rIsburz.
In a wrestling match. notable for the
stubbornness with which every bout
was contested. LehiRh defeated the
Navy. l5la points to 9i:.
Summaries:
II5 POrNDs---Mt Govern Lehig, won hv
decision from Capt. Ashford NAVY time adj
i.S .PoTNps--will,ourne, Navy. threw
..cwl" H.hiEh. with bar and chancers hold.
l35 POUSDs--vorhees Navy. and Denis
and Two sx,r, ns" , IF Tor" ,hr Of no
lis porSDs---can, Hoffman. Leh,zh.
iss 'Pouips-Mdr,on. Navy. won tv de,
.ision i,am Lands L"h'sh' Time advam-
l75 .POrNps--r~hr Lehleh won by de.
..ision from Meeker. Navy. Time advantage.
iuSLlMiTEp wElGHT-MiIler Irhtrh
won rristn,,. from Wilson Navy. Time adj
VANTAGE. Sal.
Navy feneers edged out In a three
'o..i,, ,,ars ,.;s arsar.nn,, .ha scnra
Vcisty mere tnis aiteIhooIi: the score
vo,,ry member ~ fhe Navv team with
~ ..,,,. w. ~. sa.,;,,c f,e,or T., ~
match
Summaries.
Fou,s~Errn. y Y T.. defeated Wait.
Nasy 5--4. Howard Navy. defeated Suss
tp fcafcti Grant Navy 81 Howard Navy
defeated Enfo~ y y L a-~. Gfart
Navy defeated Sussman n y II h--f
t.aurlles n Y u defeated Wait Navy
r., EHros. n. Y. T.. defeated Grant
Navy 81 Wait Nay de ieated suSan,sn
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EPISCOPAL TOSSERS
EASILY ANNEX GAME

ALEX ANDRiA, February II. -~ Oener-
ally outelassing virginia Episcopal
hchooi hasketcfs Episcopal High taas-
efs downed the iynehburg boys, - tn
81. on the locals court this afternoon
The viaitars PLAYED awavely Yesterday
and appeared somewhat tired.
with bryant, kemper and Temple,
each at whom garnefed 4 paints, head,
ing their attack the viatorst early
gained the lead and were never headed
Lee and BARBER did the bulk OF the
losers searing,
SUMMARY
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CAPITAL DOG FANCIERS
SHOWING IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, nd, February IA
number of Washington dog fanGtefh are
among those exhibiting IN The shaW IA
plIsregs here AuDua them are
ibern ana Hseefman, bun terriers
Mrs. n ~ Johnson, wires speef and
Day, Wiiippe.sj William Herman,
ehoNk. Mrs Eirney, Boston bulls, MRS
ialriby. 81 EerDards. and Judge Harry
hunt, ~ hunting dogs.
MIS-. o. r, Pope Of Washington. whd
has Just returned after thfee year
stay in tile South. IN judging P1nisrs'
flieIk
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YOUNG AUSSIE NETMAN
SCORES OVER BOROTRA

MEL. BOURNE. February II IN,
Australians l9~yeafaoid Davis Cup
player, Jack Crawford. gave A brilliant
display today when he beat Jsan H0fota
of France. 81, "a. IN the last days
play IN lie tennis test between Australia
and France
Last week Crawford ran H0rota n,
fiye aets IN ths Sydney championships
before the frenehman won,
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HOWARD u. is VICTOR
IN CLOSE CONTEST

Howard University basketers pan~
pushed fsIuefieid institute NJ West Viz
ginta IN an exciting 32~23 game last
night In the Howard gymnasium,
Woods fiGof goal and Johnsons foul
toss In the last five minutes gave The
locals victory.
Eiuefleld ileid the lead by "a slight
margin virtually all the way, and NJ The
haIf topped Howard. IN to Is.
Carpenter and Woods were the big
guns IN Towards attack, and Eutofd
and Brown were best tor BIuefeid
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ROD AND STREAM
BY Perry Miller.

in Pishdom. telling OF the many evils
surrounding fish and the best method
to correct them.
The Potomac River In muddy. which
Is nothing new in the life OF that
stream. but the ice has disappeared and
The fishing for the big cats" Is at hand.
Anglers interested In this kind OF ASH
ing will find that the big ones will at
tack best shad entra!lS.
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Check for Nassau's
Three.in.Line Play
BY SOL METZGER.

Princcton's out-of-bounds play
from under the opponents basket,
the three-men-in-line play that has
worked so we'll, is not difficult to
stop when worked as shown yester-
day. and az diagrammed above. 1t
depends for success on confusing &,
the opponent guard Of No. 3.
But II G Is wise In basket ball. IL
he Is what Is known as smart
player--and all good ones have To
be smart these days--he can break
up the play in a jiffy without
jeopardizing his goal. G can be-
gin by covering as he rushes To
block D. Then he can switch men
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NEW YORK. February II tsse ~ Max
sehelihnrn Of The 0hasiattenhurs slart
Club Of hefiin, 4 A00rmeter runner and
nne of the German Olympic track can
didates, IA here To study tho training
inalhuda Ut this country.
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CHICAGO, FEBRUARY u M t11bffl
UFatTs!i, former HlsusRsT hli1 u pfsk~
sfil l. cstener y! ite ~ LOUIS Ebf1l J.
ssls ofiGiIed marriage jjseiise today
- we'd kfgiene EdBafda II Chicago
tI.e case h1s sGe ss 81 end tllst VI tt.s
ss0sanE ~9iaat NJ ~.
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HUNT AT cHARLoTTEsvILLE.

LEXINGTON, nv, February II tAp .~@
Char iatteavlie, Va, was selected for
the lpaa hunt OF the National Fox
Hunters Association al the meeting of
The board Of directors here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-12

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Yankees, has been sisned 10 coach Tho
Hollywood Stars Of tbs Pacific Gnsat
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lug At Santa Monica. Can't. starting
February IN.