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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-07-31
Piknik Stow. Polek u Luna Park
DROBIAZGI

"Nowiny Polskie" Milwaukee
rniedzy innemi pisza tax: "Czy
sig to komu podoba czy ME, fax
lem jest, re wlasnie powo jennie
tworzenie ekspozytur stronnictw
politycznych W Polsce i podsyca-
nie mas ma gruncie amerykaf-
skim przez roznych emisar juszow
Partyjnych Polski walk odbywa-
jqcych sic ma terenie Poiski, przy-
czyniio sic W wielkiej mierze do
zaniku piracy ideowej naszego
Wychodztwa."
Sfuszne to sa poniekad slowa,
ale niestety cokoiwiek spoznione.
Naieza{o to powiedziec juz wtedy,
sdy te ekspozytury tn mas ?
taxa swapliwoscia byiy tworzone.
Ma iwiecej obecnie tego powodu
lamentuja ci wiasnie, ktorzy ME
Edys najwiecej przyczynili sic do
wprowadzania walk party yjnych ma
Wychodztwie przez tworzenie tu
ekspozytur roznych partyj Pol
ski. Mielismy tu prawice, levi
ce, Chyene, Piasta, i Wyzwo-
lenie, i Polskie Pogotowie czyIi
t. wv. Trojpepkow jeszcze tu-
rim moze roznego rodzaju ekspo-
zytur party jnych, importowanych
Z Polski Ia posrednictwem przy-
jezdnych "gosci" jak przywie-
z;onych z PoIski przez utejszych
wycieczkowiczow. Wszelkie lamen-
ty obecnie sa juz po niewczasie.
'Dziennik Chicagoskis' W uwa-
zach swych pisze: "Obchody ma
ia olbrzymie znaczenie wychowaw
cze, obywateiskie patrjotyczne.
"a widomym wyrazem }sczenia te-
razniejszosci przeszioscia siaw-
nych przodkow, sa bodzcem do
| nasiadowania wielkich czynow j
! Pselegnowania wzniosiych cn6t.
Ohchody narodowe sa dla ludlow
naJlepszym przypomnieniem ich
cdrebnosci rasowej stwierdze-
MEM ich kultury umysfowej. Zas
W dziedzinie wychowania obywa-
te!skiego obchody ME dada sic
zaStapic zadna szkoia. A ponie-
waz te wlasnie momenty cho-
ozi nam bardzo, przeto istotnie
ubolewac nalezy, il nasze dzisiej-
sze obchody narodowe stracily da
wny urok i juz ME ciagna mas,
jak dawniej''
Zupeina racja, obchody cokol-
~rek straciiy ma popularnosci, a
ie obecnie rzecz ia najwiecej in
teresuje ogol, ktora jest popular.
na, wiec tez uczeszczanie ma OBJ
oAody juz ME jest dla ogoiu RE
cza pociaga aca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
WORLD TANK RECORD
SMASHED BY LAUFER

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February Walter Lau-
fer, former Clnclnnatian. now compet-
Ing for the Lake Shore Athletic Club
OF Chicago. broke the world record for
the l50-yard back stroke swim last nigls
at n Central A. A. u. meet here In the
Lake Shore A. C. pool His time of l
minute 40 As seconds lowered the for
mer world mark by 4 seconds and also
lowered the present American mark by
is seconds.
Richard Hintz OF Northwestern Uni
verhty. Lauf"r's only competitor In the
race. lost by 10 yards.
The 500-yard senior ce-style swim
for women proved the exciting race OF
the program. Fanny iiomar of Mil
wauEee led mntil the very last lap,
WHEN Mary Lou Quinn Of the Illinois
Womcn's A. G. .printed 10 win by a
mere @ inches The time was TAI lis
Two new Central A. A. u. marks were
set up by the junior girls Ruth DER
of Of Milwaukee won the l00.yard
breast stroke In Is AS. clipping ! l~5
seconds from the former mark Helen
Mae Quinn If the l. w. A. G., set n
mark Of sos 3-5 In inapguraune the
500-yerd free-style event for junior
women, Violet Morton Of the |. w,
A. c. carried of the i00-yard back
stroke for juniors In l23 as. Con-
stance Wallager OF Milwaukee was third
in this event,
The quartet Of girls swimming under
the colors OF the Illinois Womena A. G.,
set new Central A, A. u. record for
Tho 400-yard relay free-style, with d
time of 81 rs. nearly 30 seconds bet
ter than the old mark Ethel I.ackie.
world record holder for 100 yards and
100 meters. swan the las. 100 yards OF
the relay TN l0i as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
DANE NOW IN LEAD
IN CHESS TOURNEY

BERLIN. February 10 up, Play In
the international chess makers totirna~
ment at The Berlin Chess Club yesber-
day found complete six Of The seven
games soheduled IN the fifth round
H. Ret Df E1enh0Ai0Yakia had
GtppIyef IN sreond DInee Oh account III
nn adjourned game. A Eimnaite"h N
Denmark fsstned the lead by vic,
tDfY OYER T.. r. ieoIhhrdt of Germany
The other winners we're, y. J0inef
Ewitz"r.and. and T. -. E'moIlubow.
Germany.
The summaries
Il hh4ns aeemaHy tiroW ~jin Il jlclHuu
Il Atoitx H4s,ten d,eH viii l. steinar
Hungary ~ IA queens DaMn Dt"hiba attei
20 FuGtts
II farb Ge,maHy sd}a0rnsh with X
Ee4l fkerf1GsiDFa bis. Ia aUss1s E5uitdt
dee 'jHea after ~ m4Ysp
f. JoisBAf sw.tEeIiAnd HDH ftp,n W
>tbiA&e hHiH8Hg ~ a4esn RaBtiHt de
'hpeI afttf ~ Hlryes
u EsgDl!ui,o~. Germany defeated A
EIyn's mann btftHauy tH TukeIhitt nDtu
Inv attff .tpjy 10 HiHy,e
T. = ifDHbafdi G"fnsnY bet ~ A
H.thfhNtis'h t"h1,a,s 10 tif"'h hHhh@t
I = ~s.saDtsl, as3niahy aft~ VIII be r
1aitalaE@ef tTJis't ~ hilshh ~" neD
+ tR attYf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
MANY D. C.. SCHOOLBOYS
ENTER RICHMOND MEET

Dewitt basketers yesterday. II vas the
second time Emerson has doWned the
Georgetown schoOlbOys this season.
Yesterdays game was close from the
outset with never more than three
points separating the teams. BastabIe
was DcVitt's leading scorer.
Candidates for battery posts on the
Tech and st. Adams base ball mines
arc now going through preliminary
work. Sturdy material Is at hand for
named captain OK the st. Adams nine.
He now captains the basket ball uuint.
Falling before the rush Of University
Of Maryland Freshmen baskcters In the
closing stages Business High lost 81
26 game at College Park. The Stenogs
held slight lead until the fourth
quarter. when the Old Line ycarlings
led by Logan and Cohan, found the
scoring range 10 count Is points while
Business was getting only 6. Revellc
Ioncs was leading Stcnog bashet-snipcr
With McCartee ard C.. Casassa head
ing their attack, Tech vanquished West
ern toSsers In lightweight tilt, % r.
10. Bacr and Gobeau did some clever
shooting for the losers. The Tech team
does not officially represent the school
st. Adams passcrs scored over Ameri-
can University Reserves. 90 to 25. Capt
Eowles was the big gun in the vic.or's
basket bar:ago with II points. Garter
with was A. us leader on attack.
Central High swimmers face four i'm
portant engagements. The first will be
meet February II, with Loyoia High
in Baltimore. Navy plebc natators will
be met at Annapolis February 25 and
Central will entertain Calvert Hall
School me:inen of Baltimore in the
Central tank on March g. March 10
leading Central swimmers will enter the
South Atlantic championships in Balti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
I;Y sol METLfil.it.

IN make DntvDt ~tyAinda plays h,ie-
eesaflI, the attacking players NUT
bG able to turn AT sharp Htglea when
al top SPEED only Ia thnt way can
they make good lhcif bluffs aud IN
sure The kliceeas vi planned plays.
Now the reverse turn and iha right
angl6 turn are big factors III Ihehc
plays The reverse Was described IN
an earlier article, 81 ] VIII combine
myself ~ explaining the hall turn
al fun speed today. ~ applied In Tie
play descibed yesterday Here was
Is forward coming at flii speed ""
ward the guard III IA teainmale. cyl
IDENTIFY bent on blocking him. but
This move was seen In advance. and
The teammates guard, instead of
being blocked. moved 10 cover this
advancing forward,
The next move Waa for this for
warn ~ change direction and take
the throw IN open Territory. d.fb"
bling Tor SHOT How does lie mako
The iutn? A ilis right foot cnlaes
dawn. II he IL turning Ln The lati,
he pueiieA aud nivDis of II, chang
ing his direction nipie than rlQiht
angle. lie n0w circles ~ toward The
haskei al top st,shd. this turn hay
lna freed him fran ihe guard who
sought 10 Gnyer him, The point that
makes this turn A,loesestui Ia for tha
forward 10 make IL the instant the
guard beeins giving ground, That
helps Ia throw lhe guard M haiante.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10

- CHOOLBOY track and Held ath-
letcs of the local group will show
their wares for the first time this
~ season tomorrow night in the
University Of Richmond games in
the Virginia capital. Tech Eastern and
Dewitt all will send squads, as Will
Hyattsville High School,
Tech. Eastern and Dewitt all will be
represented by mile relay teams. and
Eastern also will place four In COM
petition in the 1l5-pound relay rare II
such an event Is staged. All three schools
in addition will have representatives AZ
several individual events. HyattsVilles
colors will be borne only in the mile
relay.
Those who will carry the standards Of
Tech. Eastern, Dewitt and HyausVilie
are:
Dashes-Postlewaith Fountain. Flor
ence. Tech; Shackleford, Eisineer.
Hughes, Eastern; Cutler, Kennedy, Hop
per. Dewitt.
Hurdles--May. Eastern.
880-yard rln--ShaW. Reichmann,
Tech Rogcrson, EntWis!c. Shor5, Nc
Cillough, Eastern; White, Gonzaga.
Cne-n1ile -Mothershaad hnbra-
movitch, Smitskamp, Tech; EntWistle
Shorb, Eastern.
One-mile relay-~Bailey, Nobel. Edcl-
but. Edwards. Tech: Bushong, EAtWjsic.
McCullouPi. Rogerson or Eisinger. East
crn; Harris. Rinehart, Knott. Hopper.
Dewitt: McChcsney. Roberts, Mou.dcn,
Bartoo. regulars, and FltzsimmocS, re-
serve. Hya.tsville.
I15-pound class relay-Tolson. Mar
tin Shacklcford. Robertson. Eastern.
High tump-Bushong, Eastern; Ken
nndy. Dewitt.
Shotput-Cotton. Tech.
Iyyattsyillr's particips ton in the
Richmond affair will mark the first
time representatives of that school have
ever formally competed indoors. For
several years. however the schoo. has
bcen represented by clever outdoor
team which has consistently won the
annual Prince Georges County public
school meet and has exhibited strength
In the University OF Maryland inter-
scholastics and other competitions.
Paul Smith. who won his letter at
the University of Maryland as 440-
ward runner and who now is a men,
Der of the faculty Of the fayetteville
School, undertook to organize the
schools first indoor track team this
Winter. For some time his charges
have been training diligently in the
school corridors. Smith has asked that
the team be matched against opposition
in its class.
Tomorrow will be another Saturday
that finds local schoolboy basket ball
teams appearing OH out-of-town courts
Three local CUNTS have engagements
all OH foreign floors. Central viii en-
gage the Navy Plebes at Annapolis
Gonzaga is booked to hook up with
Calvert Hall School ii Baltimore and
Georgetown Props also arc down tor a
game In the Monumental City against
Loyola High.
Aside from the all-important Central
Tech battle in the public high school
championship basket ball series this
afternoon in the Arcadia. which was 10
be followed by clash between Eastern
and Western. three games involving
local scholastic fiyes We're cardcd.
Business was 10 engage Catholic Uni
vcrsity Freshmen, Emerson was to APP
pear against Charlotte Hall on the
Marylandcrs' floor and Dewitt engages
Georgetown Frosh tonight III tn pre-
liminary 10 thu q. u. VARSITY
burg game III tn Arcadia.
led by jenkins ana hbramson, Ennr-
son squeezed ous Il $3.50 triumph over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
NORTH CAROLINA u. TEAM
FAVORED TO ANNEX TITLE
Alabama Poly and Maryland, With Clean States, and
Virginia Strong-C. u. and Old Line Elves
PLAY Invaders Tonight.

Of the year. the regular schedules have
| left only few more contests. And
incidentally. all schools In this section
have Just about reached the climax OF
their season, and most of them will
spend about as much time now on look
ing forward to Spring sports as In
carrying out plans for basket ball.
Georgetown plays Gettysburg College
! tonight at the Arcadia and probably
will be up against hard team to beat.
Gettysburg has one Of the best quints
| in its basket ball history. and early this
week defeated Western Maryland which
has been playing exceptional basket
ball on the latter's floor.
Georgetown has been playing good
basket ball. though. and 1t will take n
mighty good combination to take the
m"a sure of the Blue and Gray.
Coach Ripley of Georgetown has had
his men get a lot of practice this week
in shooting fouls. AS lack of ability to
score from the penalty line seems to
be a weakness of most teams.
Catholic Universitys boxing team
| leaves here today for meet with New
York University in New York. The
| Rrooklanders will be without the serv-
ices of Byrnes in the lightweight class,
but hope to make GOOD showing,
nevertheless.
Gallaudet's basket ball team goes to
Baltimore tonight to play the University
of Baltimore The game was only re-
Gently arranged and will be played at
| Carlin's Park The game in Baltimore
involves return contest at Gallaudet
on February 10.
Georgetown seems to have fresh
man basket ball team that should send
to its varsity next year lot OF eX-
| cellent material The Blue and Gray
first-year men have been playing rings
around all the local scholastic flves and
apparently are even better than the all
star combination from which so many
| good men came to the varsity this year,
With Mesmer and Meenan and several
other crack members of the present
varsity outfit available again next year,
the Blue and Gray ought TO have an
other outstanding team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
Conference May Result From
New Way of Naming Officials

crowd whoops with glee. ENCOURAGING
the players TO more lethal effort. But
on the board track when elbows and
feet come into play In tricky schemes
10 throw rival out Of his stride or
bump him out Of his place. the crowd
boos and Misses In frenzy Of anger.
II wants fair race and everything
according to Hoyie. II Is thoroughly
soortsmanlike attitude and this season
1t has been called upon for expression,
1t would seem. much more frequently
than In past years. Perhaps the prox-
unity OF the Olympic games Is giving
the athletes an added competitive Zcst.
But when IL comes to crowding and
general rough play In speed tests. COM
mend us to the skaters. The presence
OF officials skating along the courses
does not seem TO prevent two or more
compatriots OF star skater combining
TO collide accidentally on purpose with
great rival star. It's tough game.
Is speed skating when the competition
Is keen. But hardly more SO than
water polo as played between two crack
athletic club outfits. Even the coll
legians sometimes yield to the tempta-
ton OF scissor hold on a rival q,
the bottom OF the tank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
BASKET BALL PROBLEMS
BY OSW AID TOWER
Member Joint Rules Committee

Question-Why should not the ball
be thrown up at center after all free
throws, whether made or missed? Is
it not unfair. If the free throw Is missed,
for one team TO have the advantage OF
the ball at Its end OF the court?
Answer-This Is not unfair, but Is
part of the penalty incurred by a
team when 1t makes personal foul.
II the free throw is missed. the Offend
ed team still has the chance to make a
follow-up shot and this adds TO the
severity of the penalty for personal
foul. Technical fouls. on the other
hand. ere less serious. most of them
taking place when the ball is dead, and
the team awarded the free throw
should not have the privilege Of a
follow-up shot.
tcopyright Is2s nv North American News
paper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
WAKE FOREST GRIDMEN
LISTS TWO NEW TEAMS

WAKE FOREST. n G, February II
ar. William aud Mary ana Woltord
are newoome,h Ia the Wake tpfcsL foot
bali schedule for i02g
Tho Indians win br PLAYED at VIII
Harrisburg. Va. while tha Terriers viii
be played al Wake Forest
The schedule
September 70 huith Carolina NJ Chapel
IlIii.
ttttrf q, PRESBYTERIAN tuiicset rs, VA
ham aiht May al NIiliaNaatntts ~ kuith
aIniIha State al hanish ~, hhsltsoa -,
tHtltdle
Hottnitr Z Fufnan tpate une, iledi
30 iube al ihiiliah, ~, Wotin,d 10 Mst
tnf ~ AkiiHt lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10

For the Associated Press.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, February
l0.--With a squad Of towering goal
shooters averaging more than 6
feet in height the University OF Ar
kansas has started flashing cam
paign In the Southwestern Confer
ence IN the hope Of winning Its
third consecutive basket ball cham
pionship.
Already the lanky Arkansans have
twice defeated the University OF
Texas Longhorns. the only team able
to win a victory over them last
season.
Considerable credit for the teams
remarkable success is given to Coach
Francis Schmidt. who came to Ar
kansas few years ago TO find BASKET
ball being played only as an intra-
mural sport. While stresSing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
ARRAY OF TALENT
IN CHICAGO GAMES
Three u. S. Stars Will Race
Against PeItzer-Ray to
Make Comeback.

b she AssD"latcd Pfese.
CHICAGO. February i0.-Mlddle
Western athletes will make their first
great effort TO establish Themselves as
Olympic timber IN the annua! moor
track meet Of the Illinois Athletic Cluo
tonight on the cindcr track Of me Cni-
cago Riding Club. Three OF the best
in the West hope 10 catch DR.. Otto
PcItzer. world record holder for the
haIf-milc run, In tne feature number
of the 10 cyentS-the 000-meter race.
One Of DR. Pcltzc-'s three rivals Is
Ray Dodg,, wearing /. a. G. co!crs.
VINO charges DR. Peltzer elbowed MIN
out Of victory in th-.r r2ce a. New YORK
las. week As rct1:t Dr.. P7ltzer says
no one will &C. nor enough 70 him TO-
night TO get elo0WCd.
Last Face FOR Dodge.
Ray Congcr. former Iowa state s.ar.
and Leo Iarriyec formerly representing
Holy Gross and now competing 70: the
Chicago A. a. complete the fed OF
competition for the German champion.
Dodge has announced this VII! Dc 10
lest race, as re expects 10 retire ard
devote his time 70 business.
Another "erudSe affair appears ii
the high jump competition. Ia "A!ca
Harold Osborne, holder OF the worlds
record. nce.s Anton Burg. recent gTadU-
ate of the University OF Chicago. Burg
holds one victory orer Osborne IN their
.wo meetings this Winter, and botn
hare their eyes on the Olympic team.
After two years of retirement. little
Joie Ray. one OK the greatest nile run
ncrs ever produced in this country,
starts his comeback. hoping 70 gain
place on his third Olympic team. He Is
entered in the tro-raile run, which be-
came his favorite in the later seasons o1
his period Of supremacy a. the middle
distances.
Not Used to Boards.
The Peltzer-Dccge dispute over the
tall blond Germans flying elbows has
added zest to t.le trail OF trouble tlla
doctor has encountered in his American
tour. First denied permission 20 run
over here. then granted permission for
three races and then accused Cf upset
ting q rival with his elbow Dr.. Peltzer
appears lit tog one CT his greatest efforts
tonight
Bard tracks are unfamiliar 20 him,
but on the cinders he is AZ home. He
taS been training az North Western Uc;-
yersitys cinder oval for several days. but
has refused 10 let observers see the rec
ord OF his sprint time. kept BIZ Coach
Hill cf the Northwestern track team.
A. A. Stagg, director Of athletics Of
the University CT Chicago, will referee
the games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
HOCKEY TIE EPIDEMIC
HAS BROKEN OUT AGAIN

NEW YORK, February 10 R.-Draw
games on the National Hockey League
wheel have broken out afresh.
At Ottawa last night the New York
Rangers waged a scorcless overtime
battle with the Senators. which was the
second non-scoring game participated
In by the two clubs this week.
In New York the Americans played
TO a gall tie with the Detroit Cougars
Traub and Foyston tailed for Detroit.
while Boucher and Hines registered the
New Workers. goals Forbes started as
goaikeeper for tho Americans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10

VI n u Fe-aF T-
ia. Men5t+r II BASKET E4n Ta,na,ltsrt ii
ha'IDns4 H~ieSiate Athjeigr Assa'aati.in.
~ HIS seaaon merits great epoch
in the basket ball history NJ
the University III Oklahoma
i leader Of the Missouri Valley
Conference. When the spec
t2bofs FOcked " the now completed
feis house 70 see the annual Wlnfei
Homecoming game with The UnlgessIty
g! Kansas for of3ee there Was room
enough ~ Accommodate al
The new structure, completed at q
cost of quarter million dollars, pro-
woes q seating capacity of 10000. The
court is VI the sectional type, and per-
kzps TN b~st Ia he Et3uthWfst
The growth IN facilities a. Oklahoma
for basket ball nAs merely kept pace
with the tremendous increase Ut in
tefegt eti6fncHd tiirIe IN The ganle H.
sell T1's gsoHth Ii typlfHd ~ The
E3ge uUmbef eulps!ed iN@Y: GasA tta
1n@ CE!sbgU1a aq1aC Afttr cl!ttinv
'ia@!y gfot4D - II high gisde BASKET
ialg uleli remain "a Wii3i II peEnaIs
or 81 tins n.inal s.DaGs,, DH,Alca.iy, Ger
oieaiIizd III the :ly4lh~,st.
The nyst string uafn " n3tnIsy4-d
entirely Ut mon q fect ~ inf5je I1le
tales Hpjt l& Il i@et i Z inches such
physique giyes fhe f+yHl"ta pyHeF and
drive hard ~ aDgg. IT. dempuAtialea w
their rcD3IG
Under the skiiifIi aysnhiHg ~ Hugh
McIftinptt, fDtulsF tlaT guard GI OI-
ishosna teams, 4 mixed pAsss offtnse
with cIVse ilYs~nan defense il TN;
Atyis III play ns3c
The fo!lsWing have been responsible
IN ttae main, tor ttae present year out
Standing Tecoro
Capt lie CTor.A. twice sii~Cot!fefence
en0 ia tcot DsiI and once sli-CsytfeI -
9faoe guard IN t,a&ke, hall liz CTsGe j.
D third year Fisfl and IL tie chief rug
10 the E'Sopef be ~npEG dsfsHa
.ctot Holt whose greet height. srG~
"a u, msrkea sil around bahket ball
a.y.llty, .usbiss him W 1GDtItJi tfla Zip
% aH1 enter into lie fDW Disy equally
vel itqit n stat 81 feHtufld shots
Bruce ETske. forward. made u4e ui1
nausI IetOi6 u p!s ylEg IN every game
III bis Eopilonlose Jesf last seaflal at4d
H. nov ole ~ The fastest ard beet tyf
SsfGE la The EDnfe4uae.
Granville Ho,riE tool ball and bsAt
bsll iGIIl, IA completing n Spectacular
athletic career - h regular giaFd Gti
tire basket ball team He wa captain
Of the 1877 fGpt bail squad and II
e6ADl&in-elset ii LIS lass ksl! N1Sk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-10
PRO TOSSERS TIED
FOR SCORING LEAD

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 10.-The race
for individual scoring honors In the
American Professional Basket Ball
League has developed into a three-cor-
nercd struggle between Dave Banks Of
the New York Ceitics, Nat Hickey Of
Cleveland and Benny Borgernan OF Fort
Wayne.
On the basis OF points scored In
games Up TO and including February 7,
Banks and Hickey are tied al the top
with 273 points. Borgeman has 262.
Philadelphia maintains It's lead over
the Celtics IN team SCORING. having tai
lied 1875 points In SO games. The Cell
tics, however, in IS contests. trail the
leaders by only points.
The frsf IN itadis,iditaI scnrnrs.