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LAYTON Is Chosen Commander
OF Potomac River Squadron

j Edwin lAwton has heen elected
commander of Potomac River Squadron
for the ensuing year Other officers
are Chrater AA annw. If. vice com-
mander. Or Daniel G, Main, tlfwt lIeu-
tenant, T. a. Kaiser. second lieutenant !,
Arthur Middleton. third lieutenant, j
Nelson revtla fourth lieutenant and
Levin w walker, secretary -treNkurer.
j. H. daliher sixth lieutenant, and
levin W, walker. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Potomac River Squadron wa rep
resented yesterday at the annual meet
ms of the United Power Squadron IN
New York by these delegates pr. A.
u Bennett. Arthur Middleton, Chester
A Snow, IT,, j, II, ualliher and Charles
T. BennA
A late addition Ia the coFinthtan
Yacht Cluh fleet II II h, Chhpm' y
40 foot cruiser. Marion n
Washington Yacht club holds It's
next regular meeting FEBRUARY IL,
These oiiieers have been chasen to
Ia terva year by Capital Yacht CMh'
II Il, DOYLE" oommniofel Daniel II,
Fowler. VICE commodore, CoilnAwo6d
tanhnln aetleterA treasurer, LYMAN
=, HeWtnA, measuref, and q W, FaFa~
bsrg Melville u Church and j. Marty
Dove, ~. dlteelatS An nyslef supper
tnllowld The election fhe neAt meet"
Ing will be February Ii.
Columbia tarht Cluh has entered
The assembling of 4 small heel OF one
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FORDHAM BOXERS
At c. ]. TOMORROW
National Champion Is Among
Those Who viii invade
for Seven Bouts.

Fordham will bring a husky COM
bination OF boxers here tomorrow night
for the meet with Catholic University in
the gym at the Brookland School.
1t will be the seasons opener for the
Cardinals. Action will start at 8:15
O'Clock.
Joe Lazarus. national amateur ban
tam weight champion in 1924 and men,
Der of the Olympic team Of that year,
i~ among the stars of the Fordham out
1T which also includes Jim and Dick
McGrattan, seasoned glovemen, and
Ralph Hutchins, who besides having
ring ability Is foot ball and track let
ter man.
Capt. Don Greco, FOUNDER. Bat
tier Byrncs, who fights Fin the 1885,
pound class; Mickey MCGUIRE, who
scales 1876 and Jack Malevitch 49,
FOUNDER, are leading members Of the
G. u. team.
Tomorrow nights card follows:
ti5-p0t M CIASs-Taiph Riccardi or
Joseph Manno. 4. &. "a. Joe Lazarus, Ford
is5.rnt>D CtAss-Michey Mcclure. c.
e.. W. .Joc Murphy. Forhan.
135.POi M tLAS$-Battier Byrncs. c. Z.
145-POt<E CiSS--lapt Don Greco. G.
r.. ". Tom Robinson. Fordham
tGs-P0t M CLAss--Lonis Cross C. t..
iS5-POISp CEtss-ia"k Malevitch c.
HEtNYNEtGHT CLASS--Tiger Di1gins
c. L.. W.. Ralph Hutchins Foriham.
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Games are sought By Chevy Chase
Bearcats Big Five and Chevy Chase
Reserves. the former wanting Tits with
senior or unlimited division teatas and
the latter with Junior class cuints
Challenges for both trans will be
handled at Cleveland 27s2.
Disic Pig Regulars. who havr won Is
straight, are after more actich with
senior or unlimited class teams, Call
HJattsVilie 1891 between 9 and : pm
II Was the Dixie Pig Reserves who lost
recently 10 Tfenionts ana Silent teams.
according 10 the Dixie Pig manage
mcnt.
w. II. West Go. tusscrs are cunning
for games with teams IN the unlimited
group. Call Manager Hurley at Main
5000 before pm, or Cleveland a42
after 6 O'Clock
nud Kline AT Lincoln 6epa.J IN bsnk :
ing games with unlimited class teams
for the newly organized Sioux A, C..
qnint. Kline should b. called between
6 and pm.
Cardinal Blues want action against
l2o-pound division teams. Call Column
eia 562 after pm.
Teams In the ll0-pound class are
challenged by Palace A c., whose man =
ager. Tony Feri. Is at Adams a73a-W.
Boys Club Standards want to tackle
CUNTS in thc il5-i20-pound groups
which have esmnasiLms Call Manager
Klein at FtaknlIn gOfb.J.
southern Props are after Tits with
unlimited class teams Challenges are
being fccived at Franklin $3.50.
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OLD DOMINION FIVE
FACES ROUGH GOING

/ ALEXANDRIA, Va. January o.
Old Dominion Boat Club basket hall
! team viii continue It's campaign against
+ INC leading teams of this section next
. week and will face three hard op-
| poNents.
Cresap's Rifles Of Frederick. Md
VIII be played here "Wednesday night
III the Armory Hall AZ g. 30, while The
other two contests are on the road.
On Friday the Boatmen will stack
their skill against the Medical College
Of Virginia At Richmond. and on Sat
urday Will shift its activities 10 Pc
ter*burg. Va. where the Atmospheric
Nitrogen Corporation of Hopewell. Va.
will be played.
Alexandria High School viii meet
George Mason High School for the
second time this Winter when The two
teanis clash on the Armory Hall floor
next Saturday night al $40. Alex
andria won the las: clash.
Episcopal High School will plav two
games or the home floor next week,
meeting Eastern High School at WASH
ington on wednesday,. and going 10
Baltimore for an engagement with
Gilman Country School Friday.
Twenty-Five members of the Alex
anria Fire Department Props. who we're
awarded sweaters for playing on the
prep eleven the past season, are as fol-
lows, Noble Smith. treasurer. Leo Dee
ton, manager; Rut,e Hayman coach;
Water Wells, captain. Billy Padgrtt.
assistant manager. John PoSey, Sher-
man Sherwood, Louis Edelin,. Robert
West Harold Stone. Pete Parsons. Rob-
err Bremen, Wilmer Dove, Robert OAR
ley, Joseph Hamilton Maurice Berman.
Harmon Francis. Patrick Noouan, Ralph
Scrivener Rotegt Merchant. David Sha-
piro, Jack Reid Russell Sutton, Elliot,
Cabcll and William Schwartz.
st. Mafy's Lyceum Athletic Club Will
be represented by foot ball team next
Fall
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to Enlarge athletic Plant College Qun in Attractive Games
JOHN MARSHALL TOSSERS
TO VISIT FOR TWO GAMES
Richmond Team 10 Engage Eastern Tomorrow and
Contra, Tuesday in Weeks Features, as No
Series Clashes Are Booked.

~ HOUGH there will be no public
high school basket bali cham
rionShip games this week be-
4 cause the Arcadia will be ugcd
for fashion show several at
tractivc Tits arc listed for schnolboy
tossors OF thr local group Play in the
title series viii b. resumed February Z.
Heaiiin;ng the court card tomorrow
viii b. The contest between Eastern
and John Marshall High of Richmond.
Va. in tho Eastern gym. starting at
9:15 O'Clock. A game between the
Central and Eastern lightweight teams
will be staged MS preliminary. start
ing at 8 O'Clock Emerson and st.
Adams are booked to meet on the
lattcrs floor and Gonzaga IL down for
an encounter with Georgetown Prep
at GarRtt Park. Md.
John Marshall High also will figure
III the brightest attraction here Tue
day when II invades the Central gym
for battle with Bert Coggins' Blue
and White toSsrrs, starting at 3
O'Clock. The game viii be followed by
a dance. Gon2aga ana Western, old
rivals, are down for clash In the
street school gym that also is attrac-
tive Tech Is slated for an encounter
With Woodward In the Central Y gym
at 3 O'Clock ard Emerson Is booked To
begin a Virginia trip against Stanton
Military Academy in the Virginians'
stronghold. Dewitt meets Benjamin
Franklin University on the formers
court.
A clash between Eastern and Epis-
copal in the Lincoln Park schools gym
is The high spot of Wednesdays card
Emerson Is carded 10 engage Augusta
Military Academy at Fort Defiance
Va, and Leonard Is down for a brush
with Georgetown Prep at Garrett Park
Battles between the Washington and
Lee University freshmen and Central,
in the Central gym, and Tech and ST..
Johns on the latter'S floor are bang
up contests listed here Thursday.
Emerson. continuing its invasion of the
Old Dominion. will hook up with
Massanutten Military Academy at
Woodstock, Va.
Three games are set for Friday. and
another may be arranged WASHINGTON
and Lee freshmen are to end their
stay here with tilt with Dewitt In the
lone game definitely arranged for a
local floor, though A contest may be
staged between Central and George
town freshmen rs a preliminary 10 the
Georgetown Varsi;y-noanoke College
game at night Tech will travel to
York to meet the high school team
there in n night engagement. st. Al
bans Will engage Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park and Emerson viii hook
up With Fishburne Military Academy
at Waynesboro. Va.
Saturday will he travelling day for
the schoolboy basketers not a single
home game being listed Central goes
TO Philadelphia TO meet Penn freshmen.
Gonzaga Journeys 10 Annapolis 10 en-
counter the Navy plebes, and Emerson
will end its extensive Virginia foray
with stand against Woouberry Forest
at Orange.
Ted Cappeili. sensational little East
ern forward. is still heading The race
for individual scoring honors In the
public high court title series with a
total of II points In six games. Louis
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DeviuS mile relay team Is prep
ping diligently for It's debut in the
University OF Richmond games Feb
raary IL. Indications are that the
combination win again be strong de-
spite the loss of John Teevens and Dick
Garrett. At present 1t comprises Capt.
Kirk Hooper, Mickey Harris. Jack Rine-
hart and Francis Knott. The last two
are newcomers.
Harry Helme. former Georgetown
University track star. who assumed
the tutoring Of the Dewitt squad re-
Gently Is hopeful that the relay team
viii gain permanent possession OF the
Richmond games cup, on which 1t has
two legs.
Other Washington boys showing well
for the Georgetown schoolboys include
Buckley. former Western hurdler
white. half fniier. who attended Con
y@ga Zimmerman. another former
WcStcrner; Charukas and Brady. form
or Central sprinters and White, erst-
while Tech weight thrower
Mcintyre. formerly of Stusvesant
High School New York, and Lawn
Thompson. who attended Mount ST
pSophs. Baltimore, are promising cam
didatcs from out-oI town schools. Both
hcave the weights, Tangora. Trlliing
and Fletcher are foot ball players on
the track sqiuss
J. Leighton Duke Cornwell. who
trained the Dewitt team that per-
formed SO sansaticnally In the kansSs
relays two srasnns ago. Is again serving
In tins capacity
cornwell president OF the Alumni
Association Of the school, Is chairman
Of the committee arranging fer the
scholastic track meet 10 be held by
Dewitt on Georgetown University field
april IL He reports that plans are
proceeding satisfactorily and that the
affair Is expected To prove big sue
ccSs Efforts 10 get schools throus hout
the East and the Midwest to send
representatives will bc made.
Dewitt School has organized n bowl
ing team, the frst in the schools his
tory Candidates include John CLANCY.
WIN Is managing the team George Por-
ter. Dick stiles. Tom Pugh, Francis
Neubeck and Tate. Manager CLANCY
Is recc!.ing challenges from other
school teams at Dewitt.
HyattSville. Md, High School bas-
ketere. Who have bene showing improve
mcnt recently. are TO entertain Fred
erick Md. DE Molay quint "Wednesday
at HyattSvllle.
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A IL of the local college basket
~ ball games will see action this
II week although there will be
4 \ contests on only four days.
Ten games In all are carded,
and most Of these promise tight bat
ties
One of them will be strictly local
affair. This will be the return game
between Catholic University and Amer
lean University, which will be staged
at Brookland on "Wednesday night. In
the previous encounter at American
University the visiting Cardinals won
after strenuous struggle Coach
Fred Rice's charges are favored to
repeat.
Georgetown and Maryland will be
the first teaifis TO see action, both be-
ing slated to meet tough foes tomorrow
night. BUcknell H'ill invade the Ar
cadia to play the Hilltoppers. and the
Pcnnsylvanians always are strong
Stevens. which never has anything
else but formidable quint. will be the
Old Liners foe at College PARK. Play
at the Arcadia will start at 3 30. while
action at College Park gets underway
a half hour earlier.
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NEW STAND TO BE BUILT
ON COLLEGE PARK FIELD
Seats TO Be Provided for 10000 by Next Fall and
Other improvements Madc-Oid Liners to
Eject Captain at End of Season.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND is

7 yNTVFESTTY OF MARYLAND is
10 greatly hNter Its athletic ia
cilitics at College Park, the first
~ step Of which will be II erect a
steel stand or the cast side Of
Byrd Stadium. 10 h. ready by the next
foot hail campaign All told, Maryland
viii be able To seat 10000 persons at
Its Grid games next season.
Plans For The enlargement ot the ath-
1etic plant we're outlined AT a banqfe;
70 the varsity and freshman foot ball
teams. held in the dining hall of The
university It also was announced at
that time that ;hc student executive
council Of the university had passed a
resolution for each student 10 give $40
q war for the next TIVE terrlS--ia $3.50
and 1922 3o--toward defrayinc the
heavy expenses OF enlarging the ath-
1etc field,
Hiss Six Home Games.
Maryland will play S of its 10 games
at home next Fall. and Il is expected
that ii viii have capacity crowds at
one or two az its bigger contests.
Specif cations already have been
drawn for the rev steel stand that will
seat more than 1000. This. with the
concrete stand on the west side of the
field and temporary blea cheers at the
north and south ends. Just back OF the
goal posts will bring The capacity to
fully 10000
Eventually the steel stand vii! be
brought around the south end circu-
larly 10 connect f. with the concrete
structure. 70 give permanent seating
capacity of $4,000 This possibly may
be done by next Fail. and surely within
q couple Of years
East Of Byrd Stadium. in which Will
be staged the foot ball AND lacrosse
games and track meets, there Will be
four other fields. These will include a
varsity diamond with stand large
enough TO care for the crowds that
now support that sport. practice fields
for varsity foot ball and lacrosse and
. freshman layout that also viii in
clude a DIAMOND.
Wfi Move Courts.
Tennis courts nov on the cast side
Of the boulevard. viii be moved across
the road 70 the northwest corner OF the
stadium plot. This will force the NOV
ing Of the 220-yard straightaway of the
running track from the west 10 the
east side Of Byrd Stadium.
While the new stand and the foot
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! ball and the lacrosse practice fields
will be ready by next Fall. the new
base ball diamonds will not be built
until time for the 1929 Spring season
Base ball games next Spring will be
played on the diamond in Byrd Sta
6i,Im. which will be put out Of COM
mission when the steel stand is built
Takc|CniQue Action.
AZ the banquet il also was announced
that Maryland would elect its foot ball
captain III novel way in the future.
The election will take place at the
close OF the campaign with the honor
going to the man who has DOM hte
most for the team during the season.
This step was taken by the members
of the squad for the reason that fra
ternity politics had caused discussion
last Fall and that it was evident that
trouble would ensue If an election was
held at this time for the 1923 leader
SHIN. There was the best of feeling
at the meeting and all the players
seemed happy that any chance OF fric-
ton next Fall had been eliminated
A captain will be appointed for each
game during the season.
Tyiings Is Toastmaster.
Millafu T.. / NuingS. IIIIVSu otdOtS
Senator from Maryland. was toast
master at the banquet. at which talks
were made by President Raymond A.
Pearson. Harold Bafford, retiring cap
tain: Prof. Charles S. Richardson and
Or. L. B, Broughton. who awarded the
letters
Ms went to the following varsity
players:
Donald Adams Harold BafIord.
Omar CrotherS, John Mcdonald.
Charles Dodson, Albert Heagy. John
keenan,. Gordon kessler. Fred Linkous.
Charlie Ptigh. George Roberts, Gerald
Snyder. Edward Tenney. Lewis Thomas,
Samuel Winterberg. Arthur Wondrack.
Melvin Young. Earle Zulick ana Walter
Chapman. manager.
Bafford. Linkous. Pugh Tenney,
Thomas and Zulick will b. lost TO
the team
Numerals went to the following fresh
men players:
Warren Rabbit. Fred Dyott, Henry
Mcdonald. Henry Butz. John Clary,
Bill Bennett. Richard Bonnet. Maurice
B-ashears. Shaw Blackstone. Bill
Fisher. John Kav. John lie Roy. John
Logan. Edward EIrlnann. Alfred Owens,
John Pitzer and Charles Zacharie.
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with the Bureau Of Fisheries last year
both Commissioner O'Mailey and Glen
c. Leach. chief of fish culture. thought
there was plenty of natural food in the
Basin for the Ash planted. A close OBJ
server OF conditions at the Basin will
see crayfish or crawfish and thousands
OF mir1nows for the larger fish TO feed
upon. Commissioner O'Malley estarat-
cd that as result Of the last spawning
season there we're conservatively 200. 900
bass Matched. Bass are cannibals and
eat their young. There also are srr1a
carp IN the Basin which supply food for
these bass.
The matter will be gone into
thoroughly before the start of tire
Spring fishing season with the oficta &
OF the Bureau of Fisheries, and Il. IN
their opinion. sufficient food Is npt-fr1
THESE waters 10 maintain the flsn
steps viii be taken at once RI renee
the situation
A report from Fort Myers Fla savx
tnat William E. Shannon Of this rTtv
VINO Is spending a vel earned racatin-,
IN the South. vas the first ruest NJ
ne Royal Palm Hotel to catch a tar,s1r
TINS season. Shannons prize xss Iard-
ed With a five-ounce ROD ard = rj,-s-
thread line
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MOUNT ST. MARYS
IS CARDED BY c. j.
Booked for Opening Contest
by Hil'toppers, Making
Nine Games on List.

Georgetown University has COM
pleted arrangements with Mount St
Mary's of Emmitshurg. Md, to play the
opening game Of the Iiilltoppers' foot
ball schedule. here on September 20,
The Mountaineers should be a strong
enough eleven to offer good initial
test for the Blue and Gray gridders
as they have. been turning out con-
sistently good teams.
With the listing of the Mount St
Marys game the Blue and Gray schcd-
ule nov contains nine contests.
1t is possible though. that should
GEORGETOWN get an attractive offer for
either Thanksgiving day or December
! it would accept game for one of
these dates.
The schedule to date is as follows.
September 23-Aiourt 81. Mary's.
October 6-Susauehanna.
October iS--irhaNon Valley.
October 20--West Virginia Wes-
ieyan.
October 21-Duke.
November 3--New York University
at New York
November l0--Carnegie Tech.
November 1s-WeSt Virginia.
November 2i-Fordham at New
York.
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7 UNIVERSITY Of MARYLAND coed
tossers are grooming for the
annual interclaSs series which
comes a. the climax OF the
Winter sport season.
Basket bail is enc of the three major
<r-r4S a; MARYLAND and while no inter-
colleTiste games ere played. coEnpeti-
TIM within the classes Is keen and the
rae for horoTx holly contested AT the
er.c O. thu class, series each year.
r.y.fical VARSITY Is picked from the
ranks Of tl1e four squads. These max
I,z me VARSITY" are awarded letters
T,ez-.s viii BE- picked wednesday. ac-
rord;nc 20 Margaret Wolf basket ba1a
r.zaage-. The series staFS on FeD-
lz1s-y g.
M3re than 40 girls have turned OUT
for u-srstc~ with the sophomore squad,
VINO as sreshnsen won the title 4ass
wear exhibiting consistent strength
which promises 70 carry them far along
the road toward the 1928 crown
Freshmen candidates also have shown
Up wpil IL preliminary workouts.
The washfngtoa Branch of the wom-
EMS Division National Amateur AthietIc
FEDERATION. VIII hold is regular month
y meeting and recreation hoair Wee
nesday ~ Q O'Clock In the I. W. G. a
gymnasium. l746 K street northwest.
4 round table discussion on the
point syS5eraE nov IN use in SCHOOLS aro
summaries 20 arouse interest IN pnys-
tcsl training activities viii occupy the
first half hour Following this. Mar
JoYie Scauster Of the National
Cathedral School for girls VIII direct
the group II q game Of fist bail
rr,,sx sv,o,4Sxovain ON the Rosedale
Georgetown and Plaza Fairgrounds have
had an active week,
A. Georgetown. Mrs. Aobie Green
F!srzn staged z organized game
t1llrrey. featuring dodge bail, newcorab.
overhead relay, unoesnaEd relay ana
racing.
Fo.sr squads were formed. the Blue
Rtreskg. White Wings. ClngoeE and Rec
Gcout& Teams Seye sent INTO eacn
event By these squads.
Ten points were awarded the winning
tear. .. representatives IN each series
or event. FaTe points we're given 10
Beoonc place winners In the track
eTeutE
Blue sueaks gpyr declared cham
p.gys O, the tourney. collecting total
o. S. points. Fed Scouts and Waite
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ALL OF CAPITAL QU1NTETS
SEE ACTION DURING WEEK
Ten Games Are Scheduled, With Georgetown and
Maryland Playing Formidable Northern
Opponents Tomorrow Night.

VilIanovas visit 10 Catholic Uni
versity and MaryIands invasion Of An
napolis TO tackle Navy, both on Sat-
urday. are the other high spots Of the
week
The full list Of games for the week Is:
MONDAY.
Georgetown W.. BuckneIi. at Arcadia.
Maryland W.. Stevens. College PARK.
WEDNESDAY.
Catholic University W. American
University. at BroOkland.
George Washington 50. Roanoke Col
Iege, at George Washington gym.
FRIDAY.
Georgetown VS.. Roanoke College, At
Arcadia.
GaIlaudet vs. Blue Ridge, at Kendall
Green.
SATURDAY.
Catholic University VI. villanova, at
BrOokland.
American University vs.. Blue Ridge,
al American University.
George Washington VS.. Wake Forest,
at George Washington gym.
Maryland vs.. Navy, a. Annapolis.
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Berger. crack Tech forward. Is hard on
his heels. having registered 70 points
in one game less than Cappclli. Don
CARRIER, sharpshooting Western for
ward made big strides during the
week. advancing to third place from
ninth CARRIER has garnered So points
against 40 for Burgess. who Is fourth.
Other leaders are Wilson, western, and
Bernie Jones. business, each with 48,
Forncy. Tech, AZ. and Woodward and
Collcy. Central, each with 40.
The figures follow:
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b as follows:
EASTERN HIGH LOSES
TO NAVY PLEBE FIVE

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. January "a
Winning from Eastern Hieh School of
Warrington a. BASKET bail here this
afternoon. by 81 " II. the Navy PIeses
showed much Improvement In their
passing work
The Navy yeaFilngs sp"ured most Of
their ifsd III the first half which
ended ~ 10 5.
Hoi'zwoTth and Cottrril. The Navy
star. dropped out Of the game early IN
the second half and both teams made
numerous change IN their llnt~Ips.
King Navy, made the fret score ~
the game foul goal Faber thsn
scnftd from the floor. eivinS FAsurn
leac for me only time Of The game.
Summary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
GIRL SWIMMERS ASKED
TO PRACTICE TOMORROW

With a meet with the Nomen's
Swimming Association ofSNew York
in prospect. Florence SHADING wants
all the members of the Washington
Swimming Club to. report at the r
street branch OF the Y. w. c. A. to-
morrow night at 8 O'Clock for a work
out
Negotiations are on with the
WofaRn's Swimming Associat ton tn
send some Of lis stars here on Feb
ruary III. with the outlook that the
meet win be arranged. White no de-
tails have been discussed. the inert.
II listed. probably would be a hansii-
cap affair.
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CENTRAL HIGH NATAT0RS
TRAIL IN PHlLlY MEET

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. January rs
Washington Central athletes competed
IN twenty-ntth national interseholaStic
swimming championships, held under
the auspices of the University OF Penn
sylvanla here today, but JAILED to place
In any of the events.
n. Varela Was shut out IN hea, of
the 100 Yards backstroke. while James
Rates WAS NOT fast enough 10 place IN
the breast stroke