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Evening star., 1928-04-12

TENNIS instructions Will be given
TO beginners at the game by
Y. w. c. A. instructors through
Il out the Spring and Summer sea-
sons, according to an announce
ment made from the health education
oftice ut Seventeenth and IS streets
The three "Y. W." courts In the rear
OF the Blue Triangle Hut, at Twentieth
and b streets, have been put into con-
dition, Arrangements may be made Tor
their use through the health education
office. They can be rented by the hour
either with or without instruction.
ALI players are required 10 stand
medical examination given by the as
sociation physician before taking In
structions. Appointments can be MADE
by calling the health education depart
ment.
Capitol Athletic Club swimmers are
eagerly anticipating their long-post-
poned dual exhibition meet WITT mems
bers Of the Bay Shore Swimming Club
OF Baltimore, VINO win be their guests
Saturday night at o o'clock at the Jew
lsh Community Center pool.
seven mcrmaids, headed by Loretta.
Cannon. sister OF Lillian Cannon, and
The Warner sisters. who have won con-
siderable fame In Criole events, viii rep
resent the bay shore Club, @. A. q
Will have nine awimmers In the water
Fancy diving, strokes, sprint races
and Htunta viii feature the program
according 10 Olive O'Hern, manager oil
the local club. who has charge OF the
carnival. :,
Members Of the visiting club who viii
participate, In addition 10 Miss Cannon
and Grace and Olivia Warner. are
Louise Calligan, Emma Caliigan, Louise
Downey and Pauline Shredder.
Capitol Athletic Club swimmers will
include Mary Chadwick. Isabel Jaeger
Harriet Herhends, Gayle Nickerson
Sandy Waller, Hazel Davis, Catherine
Harper. Louise Poindexter and Olive
O'Hern.
strayer,s Business College Aextet do.
feated the Hyattsviile Company r toa-
Hera, 20 TO q, last night IN the Hyattsvllle
Armory, tieing up the intermediate de
vision, Section !. series Of the Wash
Evening star., 1928-04-12
CAPITAL TEAMS LISTED
BY MT. ST. MARY'S PREPS

EMMITsBUR0, Md. April Ia.
Mount st. Mary's College Prep base
son here today with Dewitt Prep OF
Washington furnishing the opposition
The local team has had little oppor-
tunity for practice and opens ita heavy
schedule with green material.
Today'g game is but one OF the many
that the Props have scheduled with
Washington schoolboy mines Games
scheduled with Capital City teams fol-
low:
April 10. donzaga High. at Washing
ton: rs, Georgetown Prep. at home: "a
Mckinley Manual Training, at home.
May 7, Georgetown Prep, at Garrett
Park. TO- Catholic University Freshmen
at home; 20, 0onzaga. at home; so,
Dewitt Prep, at Washington.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

TT appears that the Emerson Institute
base ball team is going to cut quite
swath In scholastic circles here
i about this Spring. In It's opening
game the nine, which is coached
by P. L. Banfield, showed real punch
in drubbing Western High. Tomorrow
the team will go after its second win
over a public high combination against
Eastern in the Lincoln Parkers' stadium.
Emerson has two clever hurlers in
Ray Davidson, little southpaw, and
Larry Schneider, who. pitching for
Western High last Spring, was regarded
as the most consistent moundsman in
the public high title series.
Sam Gordon probably will do the bulk
Of the catching, with Everett (Whitey)
Phelps at first base, JOHNNY Markham
at second. Paul Casassa at shortstop
and Alvin Buscher at third, though the
last-named may be used in the outfield
II another capable guardian for the hot
corner can be found. Charles Gaylord,
Evening star., 1928-04-12
WOMEN IN SPORT

ington Recreation League and conse-
quently necessitating q third meeting
between the teams. Last night they
we're playing of q no-decision game,
questioned during the season, with Hy-
attsville one game ahead OF Strayer In
the race.
Arrangements have been made for
the Anal game to be played Wednesday
night. April rs. at $50 o'clock in the
Business Night High School gymnasium
Lack OF teamwork, coupled with a
shooting jinx," which seemed bent on
hovering around the Hyattsville goal
resulted In the poorest showing OF the
season for Company r.
Strayers, on the other hand. ex-
hibited some brilliant spurts, especially
In the forward field. where Miss e,
Goodwin Gagged spectacular shots from
ell angles.
Stravers Positions COMPANY
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II, Trehn0F. ,...., n, c,..4,.A A. Andersen
y, Tnrre, re,..,...,,.k, Il, G,....,4.,.H Htsef
NJ. Fanlconer. l., 9...,....., M. Cook
Scoring Field gogls-----rwo,points, Gona.
win ID, Geren al, whitmure l3l, Werlich
III one'point~-Weirich til. Foul goals
"sbsFe sab.iItullens-B, Ion Werlich for c. Hiser @.
IIi,,sr Tor d Werlich, ~ Hissg fer b, wei.
Hiaer, w. Hill for N, Cook,
Referee Elisabeth Taw. Umpire-~Eu.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Seniors this season. Johnny Micro has
been appointed coach. Practice will be
held on No. Monument diamond al
> O'Clock tomorrow In preparation for
the game with Aztecs on Sunday at Z
O'Clock on No. 3 diamond.
Clover A. G. nine, which drills Satur.
day AZ 8 O'Clock. on Fairlawn diamond
Is seeking games for next week. Cal
jackson and others. who have not
signed contracts, are requested 70 do q
Immediately.
A meeting Of Ace A. G. will be held
tomorrow night at the home Of Willis
Fisher, 1919 Eighth street northeast. al
7:a0 O'Clock. Aces roster includes
Barnes, Brown, Carter. Clark, Di Nenna
Edwards, Fry. Fisher, Hoff, Hisel, Man.
sny, Taylor, Mccullough, Eagle. Law
son, Wenzel Hook and Enider Cal
Lincoln 1909 for games
Aztees have two games this week end
Senators viii be met Saturday at I
O'Clock on no. Monument diamond
and Holy Rosary nine with be met on
| No. diamond Sunday at the safns
hour Call Lincoln 1924 for games.
Columbia Heights Midgets win pia,
Senators II O'Clock and Colonials al
30 O'Clock Sunday on Sixteenth. .streel
reservoir field.
Sam Rice Juniors. who meet Friend
ship Juniors Sunday at 3 O'Clock on
Fairiawn Field, viii hold their annia
card party Monday night at Q O'Clock
al Masonic Hall. Eighth and r streets
northeast
Royal Insects, who meet 0illis Insects
on Reservoir diamond Saturday, waDi
foe for Sunday. Call Manager Atchi,
son, 81 Lincoln 1913.
a sunday game is sought by Silver
Hili A, q. Call Lincoln eS20~J, after
O'Clock.
| Measurements for uniforms will ba
made tonight at a meeting Of Capito
Seniors at 604 street southeast at |
O'clock.
Cassie Mi1Eets want game with EaF
re nine for Saturday. Call Cleveiane
1908.
Evening star., 1928-04-12
CALIFORNIA WILL SEND
CREW TO POUGHKEEPSlE

BERKELEY. Calf, April IL R.--
The executive committee of the Uni
versity Of California has decided to send
the Bears varsity crew to Poughkeepsie
this Summer to compete in the national
intercollegiate competition.
The California boat recently defeated
the University of Washington on Lake
Washington by half length.
The committee decided not to send
the freshman crew East.
The California freshmen were de-
feated by Washington by two and a
half lengths.
Evening star., 1928-04-12
PADDOCK is INVITED
TO RUN IN CARNIVAL
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-Charley
Paddock has been invited to run at the
University of Pennsylvania relay car
nival on April 81 and %.
Lawson Robertson, Penn coach, an
nounced today that Paddock, who has
been training for some time for the
Olympic games. would take workout
on Franklin Field next Monday, ana
that he probably would give his final
answer then regarding the relays. Pad
dock at present is in New York
The University Of Chicago win be
represented in the quarter mile, hal:
mile, mile and sprint medley relays:
100-yard dash. high hurdles. shotpus
and discus.
Evening star., 1928-04-12
DEMAR AGAIN TO RUN
IN BOSTON MARATHON

BOSTON, April IL Hsl Clarence II
Demar 0f Melr0se, Americas premier
marathon runner, has entered the Bogs
ton marathon for the tenth time.
He won the hnnual grind fIye times
In 1911, 1922, 1923, 1924 and 1927. He
has nayeT finished worse than third hi
his other four attempts.
70 dats 1876 runnsrs have entered the
2Gstnils and aBbsyard race from Hop.
kinton 10 Boston, which will be held
on April 10, This year the Boston
classic will bs ths fin6i Olympic mara
tflOp try0llt,
Evening star., 1928-04-12
ILLiNI AND WEST POINT
DISCUSS GRID BATTLE

CHAMPAIGN, H., April IL OPl.-
Maj. Phillip Fleming, director of ath-
letics at West Point. and Biff Jones.
head coach, conferred yesterday with
George HUFF, athletic director OF the
University of Illinois, and Robert Zupp-
Ike. foot ball coach. seeking to arrange
an Army Illinois game here I'm 1929.
No agreement was reached.
illinois Is favorably inclined toward
such a meeting" Hun said, "but there
Ii nothing completed now"
Evening star., 1928-04-12
SOUTHERN A. C.. TO PLAN
FOR IT'S .4-CLUB LEAGUE

~ OUTHERN A. G. viii complete
plans 81 its weekly meeting to-
night for conducting the four
~ team base ball league recently
organized.
Play In this new circuit win begin
Sunday. Whitley Witkowgki'g Seekers
viii meet Cotton Clark's Hootmons at
1890 O'Clock, and Flip De Chard's
Wngppets will battle Flashes. captained
BY Dan Keiliher. Immediately after
the initial contest.
The club had 80 much diamond ma
teriAi II was decided 70 organize
league rather than have one team 10
represent the organization.
PetweFfh A. &. nine viii journey 20
Alexandria On April 2f 70 help the st.
MaFy's Ceities 70 open their season.
Ceitics WIN compete IN Capital City
Celtic candidates and their positions
are; Hamilton, Langford, Brenuer,
GcrlyeneT. Horne, Eaton, J. Ludlow and
Kersey, infleideEs: Zimmerman, Bradley,
Dennis, EayiiSs, Cabeil, Bell, Darnell.
Eoontz ard Cline, 0utnelderk: Elliott,
FegtOa1, Reed and Newborn, catchers.
ard Moore, Hewitt, Butter, AKIby and
John Wood, pitchers.
bFaaAH RACES nine is pFaEticlBR daily
on the North lawn at the Capitol under
the guidance of Jim Preston Of the
Senate press gallery Jim Guigley is
manager, John Cisghorn IL captain,
and William Weed IL treasurer of the
nine.
Georgetown A. e., 1927 independent
champions VIII meet A.. Il. e. W. Bus.
men on Arlington diamond Sunday at
. O'Clock. II viii be the opening games
for the TFans3lmsn. H. l.. May. presi-
dent of the bus company, viii LONg out
the first hall and Fort Ayer Band VIII
be on hand.
MANAGER Brown viii take his giup~
sons Dairy nine W Capitol Heights
Sunday " meet Maryland A, G, 1T =
O'Clock. Simpsons players are " report
81 $40 Seventh street SOUTHEAST before
] 40 O'Clock.
Bonds CIetbiers are 70 play no. 8
Hose 6is1nondera AZ Martinsburg.
w. Va, this SUNDAY The following
TWO Sundays, Georgetown A. c. and
A., b. e w BslsHen viii be- met Eatur-
day games are sought. Cal Manager
Loser st Franklin 1863.
Huntsville and Eerwyn mines wifi
oEen their home and -iofae series Sun,
day ct 8 O'clock IT the latter town.
EeTwgn Will visit HiyeToale Park the
following Sabbath Manager HiseT Will
naeet his players In Hysttsyllle ~ 2;It
c'ci0ck Sunday
Jos Demma viii captain Holy Rosary
Evening star., 1928-04-12
eek End: Emerson Institute Has F0rmida
ALEXANDRIA GAMES.
Prevented BY RAIN

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 12.--Ad-
verse weather continued its rampage
against local athletics yesterday after
noon, OIL Jupiter Pluvius washing
away two scholastic ball games.
Episcopal High was to have enter
tained Eastern High of Washington
with Alexandria in this city.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

st. Mary's Lyceum A. G. met last
night and approved the report made by
the foot ball committee, Of which James
Reese Duncan Is chairman.
Evening star., 1928-04-12
NORTHERN TossERs MEET.

Northern Junior base haileFs win hold
an important meeting tonight at Tao
O'Clock ~ French's sport store, 424
hintn street. All candidates are urged
~ attend,
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Gerard was the outstanding star for
Arcadian peewees In defeating Piedmont
peeWees. II To 3.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

The junior nine of the local Ameri-
can Legion Post will stack up against
the St. Marys Celtics in the Dread
naught Park Saturday at $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

sTeezepFcof fs6iat9fs and cores IN st1ek,
WIststntas, 1888 18th, Bet. r 4 q
sis 18th, ~ Block Below Aya
Evening star., 1928-04-12
Ants Bodies, Radiators and
Eenders kepaired

ges Dem.na wIlI eaptaln HoIg Reeary
Evening star., 1928-04-12

st. Iary's Celtic Juniors have elected
Pat German coach for the 1923 base
ball season. German coached the st.
Marys Celtic Junior quint to the city
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Hyattsyitle and EeFwyn mines VIII
day ct 3 Oclock II the latter town.
EeTWyn will visit HiyeTdale Park the
following Sabbath. Manager HiseT will
naeet his players IN Hyattsylile ~ AIS
C'cI0ck Eundsy.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

James T. Preston, jr., Is in charge Of
reservations for the basket ball banquet
of the Old Dominion Boat Club next
Wednesday night In the George Mason
Hotel. Club members or friends wish
at Alexandria 1000.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Bonds Clotbiers are 70 play no. 8
Hose 6is4nonders AT Martingburg,
W. Va, tais Sunday. The following
TWO Sundays, Georgetown A. g. and
A., b. e w B1Snen win be met. Eatur-
day games are sought. CAL Manager
E0ser IT Franklin 1863.
Evening star., 1928-04-12
By coRINNE FRAZIER.

TENNIS Instructions viii be given
TO beginners at the game by
Y. w. C. A. instructors through
out the SDrinQ and Summer sea-
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Episcopal and Eastern, the latter Of
Washington, will meet here tomorrow
In q dual track meet on the Hoxton
Field underway. The first race will
start at $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Cassie MidEets want game with Sam
Hles nine for Saturday. Call Cleveland
1903,
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Measurements for uniforms will BE-
made tonight at a meeting 0f Capitol
Seniors At s04 A street southeast at .
o'clock
Evening star., 1928-04-12

MANAGER Brown viii take his gimD-
sons Dairy nine W Capitol Heights
sunday " meet Maryland A., G, at =
O'Clock. Simpsons players are W report
81 $40 Seventh street southeast before
20 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Joe Theimer's Del Ray A. c. will meet
the ST. Mary's Celtics in a practice
game on Edward Duncan Field Sunday
at 3 o'clock in Potomac.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

College athletes hereabout face an ae-
tive week end. Georgetown, Catholic
University and University OF Maryland
diamonders are TO show their wares,
and the Old Liners track team also IS
listed for competition.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
CALIFORNIA PARTY LEAVES

To make the trip into Lake
Bennett and Whitehorse, the Rev.
A. J. Rocatti and his party from
San Jose, Cal, left on the steam
er Admiral Rogers for Skagway.
They expect to take several days
to make the trip and go south
from Skagway on the Princess
Louise, which is due here this
afternoon. The party spent about
ten days in and around juneau,
which were greatly enjoyed by
he Californians, according to
Father Rocatti. Several trips
were made by them during their
stay here, to Taku Glacier, Men,
denhall Glacier and Eagle River
and several days trip to Sitka
and wayports on the Ventura,
Capt. George Baggen, from which
they returned late last Saturday
night, having had delightfb'
time.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05

DR.. Anna Kearsley will have
her offices in the efront rooms
over the Gastineau Grocery after
Saturday. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
American League
Juneau City League

Fada Radio Sets End accessor-
les, Columbia Photographs and
records. Radio Electric Co., Mar
tin Lynch. Phone 429. adv
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
SCOUTS
OFF TO CAMP
Twenty-Five Leave This
Morning by Auto for
Eagle River

Twenty-one Boy Scouts left this
morning from the juneau high
school, between $50 and 10
o'clock for the camp at Eagle
River where they will camp fer
the next two weeks, going out in
five volunteered cars. In spite of
the gloomy weather the spirits of
the boys were high and they were
eagerly anticipating the rigours
of camp life ahead of them.
Those who left this morning
were Edward Mize, Leighton
Strauss, Donald Delone, Arthur
Ficken, Walter McKinnon, Thorn
as Judson, Jr., Martin Lynch, Jr.,
Robert Simpson, Jr., w. S. Pull
len, Jr., William Herman, Ralph
Robertson, Fred Harris, Ray Hur-
ley, Ben Messer, Charles White,
Walter Gerritzer, Billy Friend
and John Stewart. Assistant
Scoutmaster Curtis Shattuck ac-
companied the boys to camp this
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05

morning and will remain at Eagle
River until Friday morning.
The cars which conveyed the
boys to camp this morning were
furnished by G. G. Winn, II. X.
Vanderleest, Roy holland, r. E.
Robertson, Jack Laurie and w. S.
Pullen. IS
The groceries and supplies were
taken out by Garnick's Grocery
truck on Saturday morning and
baggage today was taken in the
individual cars
Earl Lagergren, Robert Hurley,
and Dick Radalet have been a.
the camp since Saturday when
they accompanied Scoutmaster II
l.. Redlingshafer of Troop No.
to Eagle River to assist in max
ing the camp ready.
On Thursday evening c.. d. Fer
guson of Troop No. 2. will go to
the camp to relieve Mr.. Redling-
shafer, who will come in at that
time, and remain in charge for
the last week.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05

LET Aimquist Press Your Suit.
We cali ana ueIIver. Phone 520.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
MOOSE-ELKS TILT is
SCHEDULED TONIGHT

At noon today, fans were pessi-
mistic over the outlook for a ball
game tonight when the Elks and
Moose were scheduled to play.
Rainfall had been almost continu-
GUS since Monday afternoon and
there were no noticeable indica-
lions of any improvement in the
weather conditions.
The two clubs are tied for sec
ond place with each losing and
winning two games. They also
have a postponed game to play off
which will be scheduled this week
if weather conditions will permit
it to be played.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
ONE WAY TRAFFIC
PROPOSED

TO facilitate autOmObiIe
traffic over AUX Lake Loop
of the Glacier Highway dur
ing the tourist season, the
Glacier Taxi Association in
vites the public to cooperate
with it in directing traffic
on the loop in one direction
only. Cars moving north over
n W Mendenhall bridge
around the loop.
JAMES CARLSON, Secretary,
Glacier Taxi Association.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05

Advertising Always pays. Use
he columns OF The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
Famous Tennis
Figure Has
Retired

SAN FRANCISCO, June g.
An Old time racquet and an
old time player, the two
which combined make up the
most dynamic figure tennis
has ever known, has ended.
Williams Johnston has retir-
ed from all active COMPETE
ton according to announce
ment made here today and he
has hung up his famous rae
quet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
new SCHEDULE
COAST LEAGUE

No games were played in the
Pacific Coast League yesterday as
the teams were travelling to open
on the following schedule this
afternoon fer the week:
San Francisco at SEATTLE.
Los Angeles at Portland.
Sacramento at Mission.
Oakland at Hollywood.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1928-06-05
GAMES YESTERDAY

National League
Cincinnati 3; Boston 5.
American League
Philadelphia 6; Chicago 8.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-27
JANE FAUNTZ
SWIMS WAY TO
WORLD MARKS
IT Can't Be Done Said Critics
But Injured 16.year-old
Girl Did Il

Chicago, March 27.-(AP)-Six.
teen year old Jane Fauntz Of the
illinois Womcn's Athletic club who
many critics were cert,.in would
never regain her stroke because OF
an automobile accident last summer,
today held two new worlds swim
ming records.
Leading the I. w. A. C. to an easy
48 to Is triumph over the Canadian
champions, the Parkdale Dolphinets
Of Toronto, last night, Miss Fauntz
shattered the international records
in the 100 yard and 100 meter breast
stroke. In addition, the ]. w. A. C.
relay team established = national
record in the 160 yard relay, . team
mate, Violet Martin, broke, the ma
tional mark in the 10 yards back
stroke and Walter Laufer, Lake
Shore Athletic club, Chicago, who
swan in . special event, excelled
his own two-year old national record
in the 800 yard medley event.
Old and New
The new and old records:
100 yard breast stroke: New rec
ord by Miss Fauntz, 1908. Old
record by Agnes Ceraghty. New
York, l:2O:4.
100 meter breast stroke: New
record by Miss Faunts, 1928. Old
record by Miss Geraghty, 1.31.
l60 yard relay: New record by
the !. ". A. c., 1:31:A Team
Dagny Van Maarth, Emma Shemai-
It's, Mary Lou Quinn, Ethel Lacked J.
Old record by I. w. A. c., 1924.
40 yards hack stroke: New rec
ord BY Miss Martin, "a seconds. Old
record by Sybil Bauer, Chicago. "a
LIS seconds.
300 yard medley swim: New rec
ord BY Laufer, S:ss. Old record BY
Laufer, 1852.
Uses Leg Stroke
Miss Faunts, whose right arm was
injured severity in the automobile
accident, relied on . powerful leg
stroke 70 skim the water for her new
records, which were made in one at
tempt. After lettering the worlds
mark in the 100 yard breast stroke,
she continued on for the 100 meters
distance, gaining with each lap on
the old mark.
She also won first place in the
fancy diving contest, in which she
has specialized since the accident.
By last nights victory, she is re-
garded Is . certain entrant In the
coming Olympic games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-27
Two Bismarck Boys Expected to Star North Dakota Track Squad
GRAND FORKS Goes
TO NATIONAL CAGE
MEET ON SATURDAY
Forkers Carry North Dakota
Colors Into Nations Tour.
ney For Second Year

Grand Forks, N. D., March g.
Coach Bob Cortright and seven
Central floor athletes will embark
for Chicago Saturday where the
North Dakota champions along
with two score other Quints from all
parts of the country, will battle II
out for national basketball honors
in tournament which starts on
the following Tuesday.
It will be the second consecutive
year Grand Forks has carried the
colors of North Dakota in the ma
tional meet, Central team last
year having vanquished three OPP
ponents in the opening rounds only
to fall in the Fights to Batesville,
Arkansas. 4
Cortright will take with him Du-
Chene, Sec6rd, Clinton. Fitzgerald,
Nelson, McKinnon and Lee. The
first four named players were on
the squad that went to Chicago last
year.
In Good Shape
The Central players are all in ex-
cellent physical condition and are
ut the peak of their game right now.
Cortright will put his, men through
only two workouts this week, nurs-
ing them along carefully that they
may retain the edge they acquired
in t final game Of the state tour
nament tits.
The Grand Forks athletes will
leave here in time to reach their
destination on Sunday that they may
have a full day Of rest before the
opening struggle and to permit the
Central mentor q chance to give his
outfit q short workout on the uni
versity Of Chicago gymnasium floor
before the meet opens. ~