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test against the imperial OOVel n mCnLS
omission to appoint Indian representa-
tives to the body took active form from
the moment Of the arrival OF the com
mission IN this city. The Viceroy Lord
Irwin addressing the House of The
Legislature at Delhi yesterday earnestly
appealed to those cOncerneu in the boy
colt movement, to refrain from a course
which he said could have only negative
results md which might entail u%Dtoltu-
nate consequences. This appeal how
ever failed to avert serious demonstra-
lions in Bombay Madras and Calcutta.
Richmond, Virginia. Feby. 9th The
third attempt OF Clarence ID Chamberlain
and Roger q Williams to set a new world
record Tor continuous flight failed on Sa-
turday when their plane fell 40 teet I'M
mediately after it had been taken off
neither of the flyers Was hurt but che
plane was badly damaged.
Washington. Feby. 9Th Secretary of
State Kellogg lett at noon on SUNDAY for
Ottawa on an official three day visit to the
Canadian capital. He is expected back
here on Friday. Q
Washington. Feby. 6th.-Mr. Kellogg
Secretary Of State has advised the House
tOIeign Affairs Committee that the Gov
eIuIuCnl WUuIG DG WllllDB 10 sign a tI9a-
ty with all the powers OF the world, pro-
hlblting the use OF submarines entirely.
Ihe head Vi the STATE Department dIsclos-
&c this position in a letter to Chairman
Porter Of the House Foreign Affairs Com
mlltee. The Secretary emphasized how
ever that While the Government was ready
to sign such ar agreement 1t would be
impossible for any country to abolish sub
marines and leave other nations free 10
operate and build them. The resolution.
which the secretary endorsed, would pro
woe that the United States continue to
use efforts to bring about the discontir-
uance Of this type OF vessel.
New York. Feby. 9th. The raw sugar
market was quiet but the undertone was
steady. There were buyers at the last
paid prices OF 4. "a but holders asked slight
ly more and no sales were reported. Flu
tures opened and closed UNCHANGED TO one
point higher. Approximate sales II. 45O
tons. March closed 2.54, May 2.63. Sept.
Psi, December 2,86, January 2.85. The
refined market was unchanged at 5.7Ofor
fine Qranulated with better inquiry re-
ported.
New, Orleans. Fepy.6th. The French
flels Costes and LebrIx arrived in the
Unlted States Oh Saturday landing at
New Orleans on their light from Mexico
City at SIG I'm.
Harlem, Netherlands. Feby. 6th.-Pro.
fessor H A Lorentz. Nobel prize inner
for science In 1905 died boro on Con.
, 1928-02-08

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to lay, should
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heir homes for one
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week, after whic, e they ought to be
able to purchase provisions for the next
week from what they may have earned
during the first week after their arrival.
This question ought to be taken in
serious thought and DOT alone their pas
sage be betrayed, but also that those
who need it, be given, or loaned some
monetary help on their arrival, until they
are able to work and thereby help them.
selves.
l consider this way of entering a
strange country ought to be very dis
tasteful to the government and rather
distressing to the proprietors, if it was
known what occurs.
While | sincerely trust Mr.. Editor, that
my humble sentiments may he taken in
the right light, or until you can receive
some better argument on this matter and
that all that is amiss may be amicabIy
adjusted.
Sincerely yours,
H. C. BRYAN.
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TO FIGHT VALlANTLY
FOR PlNG.PONG TITLE


By ihe Associated Press.
LONDON. January 2i.~-old England
expccts every p.ng-p player on tn@
crack team Of Is stars scheduled u
leave shortly for Stockholm TO DO h1'
duty toward recovering the world tsn'e
tennis championship for Great Britain
The title now IN held by Hungary pat
ping pong artists Of 10 NATIONS WIZ
try In wrest the honor from the nun
ear,ans In the tournament to be neio
in the swedish capital late this month
Followers OF more rugged sports mug
smile at ping-pong. nut tile io. 49, w.,
Montague. brother OF the tnifo LOW
swav,hlina descendant ~ "A family 81
iliugtrio,ls English bankers and captain
~ the British liable tennis team, u
ka,tilnv for the hnnor nf his country.
| America may win polo. golf ana hoA-
lpo matches. America may Jump hiknrF.
lean farther and run faotpf IMAM Eiis
iisn athletes, French lawn tennis players
NAV o,Nciaas English stars" says the
] nnily Express, But British ping pong
st.rs viii retrieve the honor OF their
country In their chosen sport, or at
| least fignt the battle ot their lives III
lhe frozen Nordie North"
Tho British team Is young IN years
BIZ. old IN experience, Two OF the
members, both boys, are only 10, one
airl In II. Igar Montague. the captain
| ID -. lie heads the youngest British
sporls team that ever aought honofs
on a foreign ileld
Montague was educated at Cambridge
| University, and the Daily Express saya
| IL Ii due only 10 tne fact that the
authorities OF tho famous old university
have not yet recognized table tennis rs
| a vafsty sport. that he was not award
| ed his pina-pong blue" the coveted
aymbol Of athletic nroWHas Montague
awept the tables AT Cambridge with M.a
] ganle,
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shanN1ek4 am
VIRGINIA ScRAPPERS
DEFEAT POLY TEAM

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, January
sl.~~virginia opened tho home baking
*aaaan ny defeating Virginia Poly give
hauls 10 two before almes. s,eIe spec
taterS
III a spectacular heavyweight scrap
between two foot ball CAPTAINS, Lake
of Virginia scored a technical knock
out over Mills ot Tech when Rcteree
Heine Miller ended the bout IN the
third round
Paddle. Techs Southern Conference
middleweight champion, scored a
hnaekeut over CGdds Of virginia III the
tltet round
Two Southern Conference rhamn'nns
At the FlYginians both won their bouts
Kelly. hantanweishe defeating Huns
nhlette, aud Cant Cilmer, lightweight,
winnlns from Welket
weed Cavalier miad'ewelght, and
urmsten lighs- weavyweisht also wtsn
their scranS,
Cordil'o, Techs featherWrieh', was
The only other visitor 10 take an en-
counter
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C.. u. FR0Si DEFEAT
DEWITT SWIMMERS

Catholic University freshmen swim
MFRS hand.lv defeated the less expert
cnced Dewitt School natato-S IN the
tank Mt Broo1land yesterday. - to II.
The Cardinal y.arlings won five OF the
7evcn events, Nicholson and Gallaghs.
wrre the leading performers f0r ih-
winners with Norris showing e>st To-
Cevitt r. J Drummer was starter and
E. H. ciauGy ;g., timer
Summaries.
;Go.YARn REIAY~-woa hy e " fs:ss
ia@'srF Mullen Issaarscd $trholsnn' ses~
"91a nrvIi. I3iGsc-~~k minute ~ 10 ssst'.
usld@
FANCY ntvING--won ny Nicholson, I,
Z S3sinI pasnisi. ~crnad, Is"t1ertr3d {
4e-YaRn FREE sTyif-woa nv Norris
tssher e = Tif,st~~-as en Is .sev,sasss
TOWARD BArW sTRORE ~-~wna ~ nsrnr
frntt, saronti BYonA ~,ns3 T.. =. thru
CsFsinva =. 4 T3fur-~i 'ssuut. Su sPs~sg3 =
"so ARD FREE YI.E~~~weo hy Nv
srn, e L ~ss4~and EnSh~h p@Vlu tNsese
shusfttc psy.ts TINS rataets> q. -
Toward BREAST sTRoKE--w"a ,sv
ShecnAH g. & s@t,fsN t.ehsgSe}d q. e
,h.Fi Norris Isesf' Tiste-~t '~ifssse =,
Ioo,Y sRn rRHR sTyr .v-~wsa ~ cat
seh@g {. T. s~sxss,.}- %sfAN}sss L r ,
third ~tgaag, De,u. Ttn'c~~l rs4ntts -
Etet'nds
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POLO JUST ANOTHER
SPORT TO GERHARDT


NEW YORK, January 2i.-Charlie
Ce-s.ardt, who has Just been advanced
In his rating among the 10 leading
poic.s.s Of tkc country. is one Of the
scieet number Of a!l-around athletes as
ri
Gerhard. was formerly captain of the
VIE. Point base bali team and leading
hitter in the intercollegiate ranks in
f1dstAon To being basket ball ard foot
k1'i star.
IIe rsade hic las" on the diamond
and cs1alEed court. and even though ne
paged in oriy four foot bail games. he
vas ner;iQaed prominently for all
America quarterback In 1916.
Army was IN need Of a quarterback
10 I'll vacancy left b. the graduation
OF Vernon Prichard. 10 Gerharot wax
GATED for the JOB In his final year
g. Inc academy, He developed into q
brilliant PLAYER and led the Army " q
victory oreT the Navy.
As q poloigt Gerhard, nov is ranked
e. seven -g0al handicap by the United
Bates Foio Association In 1925 he
Sfrai abroad with the American Army
1N.n %esm and helped defeat the Brit
is1 In IN International struggle
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JUST SIX GAMES LISTED.
WITH FOUR CARDED HERE
Visit of Virginia Quint to Oppose Maryland and
Catholic L. Feaiures-Brookland Boxers TO
Figure in Quartet of Meets.
University Of Vermont will play four

University NJ Vermont will play four
base ball games hereabOuts neg, Spring
according to It's schedule. which has fI1st
been announced. The Green Mountain
Staters viii meet Georgetown on March
81, play the Marines a. Quantico on
April and 3. tackle Navy at Annapolis
on the stu and come back 10 Wash
ington the next day 70 oppose Catholic
University. The Vermonters, vino al
ways have good ball team, also viii
play five other games on their way back
home.
Catholic University swimmers and
DoxeTs are finishing preparations 20.
the opening Of their campaigns.
Under direction Of Mark Coles. new
~ appointed coach. the Cardinal fish
this week will get in their last urac-
tlce sessions for their first meet against
University OF Virginia. in the tank a.
Brookland. next Saturday. Coles. who is
a former Brown University swimming
team captain, also is coaching the c. Z
Freshmen mermen.
Four dates have been booked for the
Cardinal boxers 1ho are prepping dill
gently under tutelage Of Coach 'feddy
Mitchell. Fordham VIII be net at Brook
land January so IN c. Us first en-
gagcment and other dates have been
arranged with New YORK University n
New York on February II. v. VI. 7 a,
Brookland. February I3. and Arrry a.
West Pcir. CT February D.
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INSTRUMENTAL CLASH
ON TUESDAY rs FEATURE
These Two, With Tech, Are in Triple Deadlock for
Lead-Number of Games Outside of Titular
Competition Also Are on Card

/ only one for local gym. Tech and
Bliss Electrical School are to hook up
| NJ the Bows Club in the lone home
game. Eastern will meet Navy PlcbcS
| at Annapolis, Central engages Wood
row Wilson High at Portsmouth, Va,
and BENJAMIN Franklin University and
GEORGETOWN Prep come together at Gar
rett Park.
Ccntral's swimmers arc slated to en-
terrain Calvert Hall School swimmers
of Baltimore in the Central tank sat-
urday.
Midget basket bailers at Hyattsvillo
Hich School have formed team with
Vernon Holland. assistant manager OF
the regular high school squad, as
manager and captain. Games Will be
played with teams IN the 9o-pouna
tlasS.
On the squad are Jack and Bob KIM
ucy, Bruce McGrcgor, Leonard Smith,
Woodrow Rurd, leo CoSs, Johnny
Schoenbauer. Bob Temple, Audrey
Parker and Holland.
Ted Cappelli. sensational Eastern for
ward. and generally looked upon rs the
outstanding PERFORMER III tAic puei''
high school court title series, thus far
is still heading the pack in individual
scoring honors. In four games the
game little Eastern whir.wind has shot
IS goals from floor and dropped IN an
even dozen from the foul line :or a
total OF o. points Louis Berger. ster-
ling Tech forward is runher-up, right
on Cappelli'S heels, being only 4 points
behind his SIS. Berger has counted %
two-pointers but has shot only fouls.
During the week he picked up points
on Cappell. Capt Forrest Burgess,
sharpshocting Central forward, lost
ground during the week. Tied for Sec
ond place a week ago with Berger. he
now occupies third position with
Is points, or Is fewer than Ber-
ger has collected Burgess suffered
through b.!ng held TO points b.
Charley May in the Business game
Tuesday A notable feature o. the
week was the advance of Bill Wood
ward. cagle-eyed Centcaute, who came
from twelfth TO fifth. Bob wilson,
Western staiwart. dropped several
noSches and is now only one point
ahead of his mate, Capt. Don CARRIER.
The figures follow:
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College Bouts Boost for Boxing.

TT safe persons who entertain doubts as 10
the amateur boxing for Washington would
have converted had they attended the intercollegiate
staged Arcadia Friday evening by the george
University Athletic Association. $50 ,,,
Before orderly assemblage OF nearly 600 persons when
representation OF the fair sex ana escs
of Official life of the Capital prominent among whom
conducted in ranging from lis pounds to heavyweight
and produced action that the grnut from a 60
draws that necessatcd an extra round o
a decision.
with tho thoroughly capable Spike Webb coach OF the
Naval Academy boxing team officiating as the third man IN
The ring the spectators observing the intercollegiate rule
for silence actual milling. i'll addition TO the fora
attire of the uSerS atmosphere enteV foreign 10
that of the professional ring prevailed.
Although the Hilltop team taored b. Bob Calhoun lost -
Western Maryland University onr pous
to three due verdict by the judges on one bout when
surprise the spectators LOUIS lte ana
those associated with him In the dreftion OF athletics g
Georgetown University highly gratfed over the success
the affair.
Other Amateur Matches Booked
They have second exhibition arranged for month hence
when the of University VIII be ier
guests In addition Catholic Unversitys INTERCOLLEGIATE noxe
program includes matches with New YORK University
M and the United States Military Academy opens vice.
from tomorrow night tie Fodham leather pshers WIZ
for FebruarY City CLUB model nterciy tourney o
and Washington under sanction O!
tho South Association OF the a. a u;
II NAV confidently be predicted that al these nschcS N
of those advocating amateur
having FOR the District and further favorable action on TIC
bills introduced by Representative updke and Senator watson
tn leoaizc ii here
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WO0DLOTHlAN GIRLS
WILL HAVE SEXTET

Woodlothiars girls basket ball team
has just been organized here. The sex
tct. representing Woodward &; Lothrop
store. is ready 10 meet intermediate
and senior teams in the city and vi
cinity. Challenges ere being received
by Frances Elliott, who may be reached
by telephone at Potomac 63l6-W. or
writing tn 2203 Th!rty-fifth place.
Ode Porter Is coach OF the team,
which promises al opponents plenty of
opposition
Members Of the squad are L. Bisset.
K. Mccain, @. Suite, A. Munlford.
G. Mcllot. A. Shepard. r. Freeman. L.
Fassmsn. c. Fathers, z. HoIowitz, c.
MacWillians. NJ MacW!lliams, A.
Smith ara r. Elliott.
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FIGHTERS EAT WAY
To HEAVIER CLASSES
r. tHe Asaqsaats9 IsFess,

p t1e AsAqs4#ttG g'Fea,
There seems no way 10 keep boxers
from eating their way into heavier
cla6sAS these days
Mickey Walker. IN q comparatively
sl}1Ft tine. ate his way from the well
teFWesTht " the naddieReignt cham
rs9nsilsp Nov Pete Latz, who t00k
re gelDeF title from Walker Less than
fwo seafs ago. mas done even better
Win hardly even a st0poVeF IN gtas
suidcleWeigslt division, PETE has bins
hpn1ed forth 81 l12 pounds and en-
no4ncec himself contender for light
heavyweight fOf2ofs,
Lew Tender. q great lightweight five
yasfs sg0 mas 6atgrowa even Lie wei
teTweight class
Most Of the fes'heTweight cham.
piofE la recent years have grown ",
rapidly that they were forced 70 re.
HBauisq the title without even defend
bog II.
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School F Second Series College BakeS Haze Light Weel
NAVY IS SENT EXTRA
PERIOD BY LOYOLA

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 21.-In
an extra period game of basket ball the
Naval Academy wonS from Loyola of
Baltimore here this afternoon by 43 to
80, scoring three goals in the final five
minutes
The Navy started It's second string
and at the end Of 10 minutes Loyola
leg by l6 to 7. The regulars went In
az this time, and gradually cut down
Loyolas margin. the visitors still lead
Ing by % to 20 when the half ended.
1t took Ia minutes Of the second half
before the Navy caught the visitors.
the score standing at 80 to 49, Almost
Immediately, Loyola took the lead again,
but line shot by Miller tied the score
less than a minute before final time
was called.
Liston. one of the visiting guards,
played brilliant game. having n
krack for turning up under the Nays
goal. Two field goals scored by him
on Intercepted passes, made Loyola
danserous just before the close of the
regular playing time.
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CARDINALS PURCHASE
ROCHESTER |. |. CLUB

BY tho Associated pTess.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. January 2l.--
Sale Of franchise and players Of the
Rochester base ball club Of the Interna-
tionsl League to the st. Louis Cardinals
for $4,000 was announced today by
John L. Hicks one Of the former owners
Of the club.
The Cardinal owners who only last
week sold the Syracuse franchise of the
International League to the Donnelly
brothers Of jersey City. will use the
Rochester club as ;, a farm for young
PLAYERS.
Warren c. Giles and Branch Hickey.
both of St Louis, will be president and
vice president of the club, respectively.
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YANKEES TO OPPOSE
PRO TOSSERS TODAY

washington Yankees viii engage the
Rochester Centrals of the American
Pro Basket Ball League In the Arcadia
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. 1t will be
the first appearance of a big-ieague
five here since the Washington pro
team discontinued its activities some
time ago.
Bob Grody and Elmer Ripley. former
members of the Washington American
League team, will be opponents this
afternoon, the former holding forth
with the Centrals and the latter with
the Yankees.
Two other attractive games have been
arranged. one bringing together Ar
cadian and Princess girls teams at 3
O'Clock and the other. Woltz Phosog-
rap.icrs and Ciovers. after the Yankee
Rochester encounter, at 5 O'Clock.
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DISTRICT CUE CHAMPION
IN MAYFAIR TOURNAMENT

"a Tinceii. District pocket Billiard
Champion. viii n5eet Gene kewiin. q
promising ccagtender for the title. in the
oD@n.Lg match tomorrow night OF a
4 armament a. tfle Mayfair. Go Ninth
street. IN which nine Of the leading
Payers u Washington. Maryland and
Virginia are entered
William Dagtdge and F11beri Talbltt
~99 tf9%ed 10 advantage iiE the Dis
fsict title event, Will meet on tIas sec
orc night. Matches 81 100 points each
VIII BE- held every night. excepting Sun
6ay, until uTe Mayfair tournament is
aelJc.arec.
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Guards Swap Men
To Stop Tigers Plays
ny SOL siETZGER.

The strict man-for -man defense Is
Of no await In stopping The attack
Of Princeton. To do so defense must
become more elastic and adaptable.
For example. 10 break up prineeton's
drlhh.e attack to the basket by No, !
the play described yesterday, the
scheme used Ia 10 have tho defensive
men trade the men they are guard
ing. Dartmouth did this, Thus No
comes down, reversea, receives pass
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EVANSVILLE GUARDS
WIN By WIDE MARGIN

EVANSVILLE Md, January 2l.-
Regular hasGeters of Company r routed
their Material Guard comrades-in-arina
from tho Service Company Of Silver
Spring, s. to &c. in the arInory here
tonight
The L ca,s outclasscd the visitors
from the start and at the half were
ahead. % 10 G. Rufus Vincent, cen
ter. with IS points led Company rs at
tack.
III . preliminary. however. Company
F's Reserves were defeated by Sigma
Phi Sigma Fraternity five OF the Uni
versity Of Maryland, in l7-l3 battle.
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HOWARD u. T0SSERS
WIN FROM MORGAN

A haSkst sgoca <svs-sg-,s-e C. J. ;s,2cS
gave Isw&-G University o1SSessvS :
1852 t--.l:acc ovsc Morgan Cci,sSc =.
RsAticaoyc E&S.s~a cSsa:rtnc,S, - .
stirring game isSt CSS9s. - cNs Scv n :
gv-s Tes yeS,g.s u.s. 81 wCss-
jones victory c-IsC}sc.srS SAS. Cir
axeS s.l uphill EgG. ~, IN part - tcs
locals Starting sgtS \ ytlSS ne -, d.
tnr COLES ta9S Sec-VS several esSSs.S D.
scr> TIE S.SocS counted. SIT 49, re
lc>ca,S Coz tS>s -2,l<c g5scy UeCs - e.,
- denied and AZ ne 2A.s MNySSG wSs
ahead ols3y - 20 10
From tAlS 5.rls WSj3 ,',usS Sec.ds,,.
basket Z Was = g>NSsss~fNy-Ac,,,; sS;.is
Can'. Coates and Carpenter vsSc
HowSrG$ e;S0 SccsSgS =
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NHIS is going to be rather lean
week for followers of college
basket bali. as owing 70 exami-


basket bali, as owing 10 exaIni-
i nations there will be dearth
of contests. There will be
total of six games with Catholic Uni
versi.y, Georgetown. American Univer-
sity. Gallaudct and Maryland taking
part In contests, but only four Of them
will be staged here and three Of the
total are slated for next Saturday night.
Maryland IS the only team that viii
play twice.
An invasion by the University of Viz
ginia quint 10 play Maryland on Friday
night. College Park. and Catholic Uni
versity the next evening at Brookland
IL the big feature of the bill. Virginia
always is a drawing card here and this
season with the Cavaliers having the
best uuint they have had in years they
doubtless will draw big crowds both
nights. Richie gymnasium at College
Park and the Brcoklanders spacious
hall should be taxed to capacity.
Here is the complete card for the
week:
Wednesday-M Maryland IS. st. Johns
of Annapolis. at College Park.
Friday-Maryland VS.. Virginia, at
College Park, American University VS..
Loyola, at Baltimore.
Saturday-Catllolic University VS..
Virginia. at Brookland: Georgetown vs..
Mount ST. Mary's, az the Arcadia: CAL
laudet VS.. Washington College, at Ches-
tertOwn.
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front No and stations himself back
ot opponent a. while No, /, As
opponent. rushes by. receives the ball
and drikhie6 unmolealed AZ the
Basket Tor shot, safely because
No 2 haa blocked of his opponent.
The schcme Dartmouth would uar Ia
stop the play Is AZ follows;
u, instead OF trying 10 guard Ma =.
would block Mo Is dgihnle, letting
A guard Ria. 3. IN other words quick
thinking Is required of the playefa
Ia Meak up any blocking attack.
They merely trade opponents tn
cover
when this was attempted. when
the guards traded man 10 cover,
Princeton handled the situation
neatly.
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CALVARY NJ. {. QUINT
KEEPS UP STREAK

Calvary NJ E. tossers. who won the
first half series race of the Sunday
School Basket Bali League with wins
in as many starts. began tho second
half with a 1873 triumph over Pet
worth last aicht in the Central Y
gym.
In other games Calvary Baptist de-
fcated Eenlice. IL 10 5. ard United
Brethren pointed the way 10 Colu.a-
bia Heights Christian, II 10 10.
Thu sr0-~S.
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T." ECH High School spcr;swomei1
are eagerly awaiting the sound
OF the whistle which viii call
4 them into action In the annual
intercIass basket ball series to-
morrow afternoon, January %, III the
school gymnasium.
Seniors will meet the juniors In the
opener, Eophoinores face the fresh
men on wednesday.
Catherine English viii lead the sen
Tors and supported by Katherine Hig-
don. viii hold down their forward field.
Miss Higdon Is manager Of the squad
EIoysc Sargent viii play center; Miriam
Moss and Catherine Foster share the
side center position; Louise Prescott
and Mary Gull will perform in the
bark field.
Juniors are captained by Dorothy
Lane. Lucinda Ioi1oi and Miss Lane
play forward. Doris Fielding, center.
Helen hotter, side center: Catherine
Wssgerman, manager, and Janet Mc-
Donald are the guards.
Bessie Buchanan. sophomore right
guard, Is the captain OF her squad.
which includes Sarah Etryter, man
eyer and right forward: Agnes Work
man, left forward: Eima Grosskof
center; Josephine Peters. side center.
and Bernice Thomas. left guard.