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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-13
SCORPIONS TO
Be FORMIDABLE
Squad Turns Out % Strong
For Hard Workout Un-
der Surtees

The Brownsville Junior College
Scorpions turned out in uniform %
strong Thursday afternoon for their
first practice session OF the year,
Coach Calvin Surtees put them
through a brisk workout that lasted
for two hours and a half.
One of the bright spots in the
opening session was the presence Of
Frederick Ball. He was not expect
ed to enter school. Fritz" work
stood out for the local high school
several seasons ago. Anthony Co
mez. a hard-working squadman
with the Eagles last year, also an
swered Surtees' first call.
The Scorpions will be trained on
Fessenden's system with Surtees
handling the squad.
All things considered. the cole
gians should have the best team in
the institutions history. the coaches
said. The squad Is larger than ever
before and the material on hand Is
fairly promising.
The players signed up so far are:
Ceyanes, ID. Martin. G. Martin, w.
Underwood. Powell. Cuellar.
Schneiderman. Ball. Rork. Ezzell.
Wilson. Kennamer. Crockett. Scaley,
Pipkin. Lebowitz. Murphy. Gamble,
Gomez, Burgess. Baker and More.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-13
FESSENDEN DRIVES EAGLES
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI GAME

Coach Douglas Fessenden put the
Eagle squad through a heavy prac-
tice session at blocking and tackling
and at play running Thursday aft
ernoon.
The coach is now stressing the
Importance Of correct fundamcn-
tails. He is working on correct and
effective form. FesSenden also is
striving for precision in the execu-
ton Of plays. This was che Uf the
outstanding features 81 the cham
pionship team Of last year.
Several flaws have been discov-
cred that r being ironed out. The
first game Of the season Is exactly
two weeks off from Friday. This
will be with the Harrington Cards
at Harrington October 81.
Fessenden Is pointing the team
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-13
SEASON
CAME FAVORED
Final Action Toward Con-
test With State Champs
Likely Next Week
fsnecial to The Heraldl

Especial TO The Heraldl
HARLINGEN, Sept 13.-Consid-
cradle interest has been aroused in
the Valley by the suggestion for 4
post season game in this section be-
tween a Valley all-star team and
the football champions of Texas,
according to Ben Epstein, who ad-
vanced the idea.
The suggestion was taken up and
discussed at the meeting Of Valley
coaches and officials here last
Tuesday. and final action is expect
ed TO be taken at the meeting at
Mercedes Tuesday night Of next
week.
Most OF those who have COM
mented on the game are in favor
of 1t, Epstein said.
The plan calls for the naming Of
a committee which will select the
all-star team. Arrangements then
will be made. If possible. for a game
with the state champions in Glass
A football.
Coaches here are comforting now
with interscholastic league officials
at Austin to determine whether
such a game could be sanctioned by
the league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-13
BIRMINGHAM 1929
A

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept. 13.-tP-
Birmingham was hailed today as
the 1929 champion Of the Southern
association. The Barons clinched
the pennant yesterday with two
close decisions over Chattanooga.
The double victory put the Barons
three and one-half games ahead Of
Nashville and only three games re-
manned to be played. Nashville
continued the hopeless chase by de-
feating Atlanta.
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CUBS BUSY IN
SERIES PLANS
Ticket Negotiations Occupy
Club Behind Closed
Doors

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-tP-One OF
the busiest club offices OF organized
baseball locked the door from the
ifsklde today. it was SO busy. The
Chicago Cubs were getting ready
for the worlds series.
Telephones were dead, SO far as
series conversation was concerned.
The mail man was the only inter-
mediary between the Cubs and their
ticket eager public. The only things
that talked were certified and CASH
ier's checks and money orders.
Even the green and golden currency
OF the republic was being turned
down.
Those who hope TO see one or
more OF the Chicago games were. in
a way. put on the spot" by the ball
club. but it was for the fans own
good. The club had figured out
what seemed to 1t to be the fairest
method Of distribution.
"As long as six or eight persons
cannot sit in one seat st the same
time. we had 10 find the best posi-
BILE alternative explained Presi-
dent William Week.
This Is how il is to he done:
Prices for the Wrigley field games
will be $3.50 for boxes. $3.50 for
grandstand. So for grandstand
standing room and 81 for bleachers.
taxes included.
Tickets will be sold in series Of
three for the first. second and sixth
game. Should the third Chicago
game be unnecessary. the price paid
for that ticket will be refunded
after the series Is over. The only
single game admissions to be sold
win 60 on sale the days Of the
games.
Precautions against ticket scalp
ing have been taken by a ruling
which provides that not more than
two tickets shall be sold to n
purchaser. With each application
for tickets also the applicant must
sign his name 70 the following:
Il agree that any world series
ticket resold by me shall be alb
solutely void and that the Chicago
National league club shall refuse ad-
mission and shall take up and can
Gel the ticket"
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for the next c~ontest-the first reg
ular class "A" game Of It's history
with Corpus Christi az tina. city
October 4. Interest IS being CEN
tered on this game as the old-time
rivalry between Corpus Christi and
Brownsville is revived. Browns
Vile fans will remember the last
contest between the two towns in
which the Buccaneers killed off"
the locals star. Mike" Celaya, by
breaking his leg. Competition be-
tween the two cities was az a white
heat then. A special train fer
Brownsville fans Is being sought for
the Corpus game.
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R~aymondville Team
, In First Scrimmage
Especial to The Herald

RAYMONDvILLE. Sept 13.-Fri-
day afternoon the Raymondville
high school ball team will have its
first real scrimmage Of the year
when 1t meets a team made up OF
town boys. 1t Is rumored tina.
there will be several former stars
Of Rice Institute as well as one man
who was a former South Carolina
university man and another from
the University Of Mississippi.
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Is 2-Year-O Odds In
Belmont Park Races

NEW YORK, Sept. i3.-Pt--
Faced with the task Of defeating
two Of the greatest juveniles Of
American turf. IS two-year-olds are
expected to answer the call that
win send them forth tomorrow In
quest Of the 100000 awaiting the
winner of the 40th running of the
flnurity at Belmont Park.
I7arry Payne Whitney's great
combination Of Whichone and Boo
jun dominated the six and three
quarter furlongs race
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A GET STONER
AND cox FROM CATS

FORT WORTH, Sept. 13.-(Rl-
Sale OF Lii Stoner and Larmon Cox
10 Pittsburgh Is announced by Ted
Robson. president Of the Fort
Worth baseball club. Both were
cash considerations They viii re-
port 10 the Pirates next spring.
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Train Sche dulles
wmssouRi PACIFIC LINES

N. Missouri PACIFIC LINES
Nc. ITO Houston. San Antonio
No Ito Houston. TOO .. m.
NO. 1e-To Houston. San Antonio
No. is-From st. Louis. San Antonio
Houston. 7:3U o. n.
No. i3-From Houston. $40 O. n.
NO. f1-Frcm San Antonio and Hcus
Ton. e:5S p. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
NO. 3le-Frcm Houston. San Anto-
MO. sis q. m.
No. SOTO Houston. San Antonio
SIS .. m
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
(lfatamoros Station
NO. ls2-To Monterrey. Mexico City
10. i5i-rron Mexico city. Montsr.
reg. $50 p. N
MO GRANnE RAILWAY ,.,s
To Point Isabel. $50 o. m.
IRON Point Isabels q - "a.
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The United States air mail postage
rate ID S cents for the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce or
fraction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points In
Mexico Eaka this rate.
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COUNTY COURT TO
OPEN l

The county court at law will open
its next term Oct. l. Only a fair
sized docket confronts Judge John
i. Kleiber.
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Air Mail Schedules

The schedule for the mail between
brownsville and Dallas Is announced
by the postoffice department as fol-
lows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14
DIXIE CONFERENCE
FIvES TO BE BUSY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ca, January 14.-South-
ern Conference basket ball teams this
week launch out into the first major
offensive Of the season, 10 of the %
institutions competing in % games.
Seventeen of the contests will be be-
tween conference quintets.
engage Tulane and Louisiana State in
a couple of games each.
Ole Miss is booked to meet Tulane to-
night and tomorrow night at New Or
leans, and then will return to oxford
to greet Louisiana State the last two
days of the week.
The Tarheels of North Carolina run
into only one conference challenge dur
ing the week, the Blue and White
cagers being at home at Chapel Hill
Friday night to South Carolina. Sat-
urday night they play Wake Forest.
The Clemson Tigers and South Caro-
lima Game Cocks clash at Columbia
tomorrow evening.
Another Observation-Disclosures engage
ment will be the Virginia Tech-V. M. I.
clash Saturday night. at Lexington.
Conference games for the week follows:
:. Monday night-Misissippi VS.. Tulane at
Tuesday nisht--south carolina VS., Glenn
s1 q oress Rasna y s At
lottesville, Kentucky VS.. Georgia Tech at At
lanta.
wednesday .night-Kentucky VS.. Georgia
Thursday nisht-soutt Carolina VS.. Duke
at Durham, Kentucky VS.. Tennessee at
Knoxville.
Friday night-Louisiana State VS.. Mis-
sissippt at Oxford, North Carolina vs. South
Carolina at Chapel Hill. Mississippi A. & NJ.
VS.. Tulane at New Orleans.
Saturday-South Carolina VS.. North Caro-
tat nt Dol oh M
at Lexington. Mississippi A. & M. VS.. Tulane
at New orleans. Virginia vs.. Washington
Mississippi at Oxford, Vanderbilt VS.. Georgia
Tech at Nashville.
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Team Standin

Company basketers won both ends
of the usual Sunday afternoon double
header yesterday on the arnory floor
here. The Soldiers regular team
drubbed Nusbaum Pharmacists of
Washington, 81 to II, and the Company
F Reserve team No. took the measure
OF Hyattsville Comets, 80 to II, in q
Prince Georges County League game.
From the outset the home team OUT
claSsed the Nusbaum toSSerS and ut
the half was In the van, 10 to 5. There
after Company F steadily increased its
lead. Wilbur Wright and Rufus
Vincent were high scorers for the win
ners with 8 and 8 points, respectively.
Callahan, who Gagged three goals from
scrimmage, led Nusbaum's attack.
Comets did not offer Company r
No. tossers serious opposition. The
Soldiers were in front, Is to 8, at the
half. Jack Shanklin and Spicknall for
the winners, and Hamilton, Charlie
Owings and Compton, for the losers,
were leading scorers.
Frenchy Midgets, who meet Meridians
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock In O il5-
pound class match in the Boys Club
Basket Ball League in Washington, de-
that loop, In double-header outside of
that loop, in double header outside Of
the league Saturday, Is to Is and
Is to "a. Frenchys stand third in
the league race. Manager Mink Lewis
wishes to fill few open dates on
Frenchys' schedule with 115-potind
class quints, and Grifiths and Aztecs
are especially challenged. Lewis may
be telephoned at Hyattsville 482 be-
tween and z pm. Frenchys, who
also play under the name of Hyattsville
High Midgets, have booked home
and-home series with the Catonsville,
Md, High lightweight team. Cations.
vile will appear here January % and
the Hyattsville tossers will 60 there
February 4.
Frenchy stalwarts include Mink
Lewis and Woodrow Hurd, forwards:
Riddles Holland, center, and Curley
Byrd, jr., Lee Goss and Burdette Ccgar,
guards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14

- KINKER EAGLES who defeated
the Wanted CreSaps' Rifles team
OF Frederick, Md, "a to Is yes
- terdAy in Congress Heights Au-
ditorfum have booked an attrac-
tive basket ball contest for next Sum-
day on the same floor at o'clock, be-
ing listed to engage the Miami, Fla,
team, which, according to advance no
tices has won 80 games In q row.
"wednesday night the Eagles win enter
tain Old Dominion Boat Club on the
Congress Heights floor, following q pre-
liminary between Sioux A. G. and Po-
tomac Boat Club starting at 7:30
o'clock.
Despite the absence of Ralph Bonnie
and Jack Faber, stalwartS, the Birds
had little trouble downing the Frederick
team. Cresaps led for Q short time in
the early going, but the Eagles soon
gained q commanding lead which they
held.
Joe Sweeney, with six goals from
scrimmage, led the victor's attack.
Original Anacostia Eagles bowed to
Jewish Community Center in a 44-36
game last night on the Center floor.
The winners gained an early lead and
held the whip hand the remainder of
Lie way. OdiSlAoAI Wdc tllc dCC Va ILlc
winners attack, registering points.
In the preliminaries, j. C. c. teams
also were victorious. the Flashes de-
feating Mondaumin Club of Baltimore,
81 to 20, and the Whirlwinds defeating
Vin-Mar Clubmen, also of Baltimore,
26 to "a.
st. Martins basketers, who drubbed
Knights Of Columbus, 80 to Is, yester-
day afternoon in the X. C. gym, will
meet the Y. M. G. A. quint tonight at
$3.50 o'clock In the st. Martins gym.
Wanley and Heiss were big guns in
st. Martins attack. Thomas was the
losers offensive leader.
Silver Spring National Guard tossers
took the measure Of Phoenix Athletic
Club. 81 to 20, yesterday afternoon in
the Silver Spring gym. Lafesky scored
10 points to head the Soldiers attack.
Stanton floormen vanquished Red
Shields, % to 26, in another match at
Silver Spring. STATIONS engage Seaman
Gunners tomorrow night In the latter's
gym at 3 o'clock.
TivoM Whirlwinds downed French
A. c., II to 10, in the curtain -raiser 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14

All teams depend upon variety in
attack on the basket ball court, Just
as do we'll coached foot ball elevens.
Thus, Michigan not only has its
dribbling floor play, but another
type Of attack that breaks like
lightning once an opponent misses
try for basket and a Michigan
guard takes the rebound off the
blackboard.
Then you'll see the three Michigan
players, two forwards and center,
rush at top speed down the court.
No. whips a long, fast pass to
forward No. l, and the latter i'm
mediately shoots the ball to No. 2,
meantime rushing at full speed for
his corner of the court, with for
ward No. doing likewise on the
opposite side.
When No. 2, center, gets the ball
he dribbles for the foul line. This
dribble centers attention on him.
and as he is likely to be checked
here in an attempt at basket, he
shoots pass to either No. l or
No. 3, either or. both of whom have
broken away from their opponents
and cut for the basket. The sketch
shows what No. 3 does when taking
this pass. He, as would No. ] under
like conditions, dribbles to the
basket and lobS the ball in with one
hand. This quick, long passing at
tack is so much part of the game
that tomorrow we will describe how
these passes are made.
(Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14
BASKET LEAD SHARED
BY PURDUE, MICHIGAN
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 14.-Michigan
and Purdue were out In front, neck
and neck, as the dizzy race for the Big
Ten basket ball championship passed
the quarter pole today.
The traditional battle between In
diana and Purdue at Bloomington Sat-
urday night tops this weeks nine-game
card. Purdue also meets Chicago at
home tonight, but isn't expected to
have much trouble.
Michigan plays one game, against
Illinois at Ann Arbor tonight, but the
Illini are not regarded as dangerous.
The five games tonight bring into
action Northwestern at Ohio State,
Chicago at Purdue, Indiana at Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota at Iowa and Illinois at
Michigan.
Saturday night eight teams get into
action-Iowa at Northwestern, Chi
cago at Illinois, Minnesota at Wiscon-
sin and Purdue at Indiana.
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Deciding National Foot Ball Championship Annually
OLD DOMINION FIVE
HAS TOUGH GAMES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January a.
Old Dominion Boat Club basket bal
tossers have listed three difficult games
this week, the first of which will be
played Wednesday night with the
Skinker Bros Eagles in the Congress
Heights gymnasium at Washington.
Hartman Co. tossers Of Washington
will be opposed Thursday night at $3.50
in the Armory Hall, and on Saturday
the Old Dominion five will journey to
Richmond to play the Blues.
Manager E. e. Lawler, jr., has an
nounced the Old Dominion schedule as
follows:
January %. Cresap Rifles Of Frederick.
Nd; 30, Leesburs independents at Lees
February 1, skinker Bros Eagles Of wash
ington; 2. Richmond Rlqss OF Richmond'
pany, F; REGULARS. at Hyattsville. MD; a.
munity Center: a, Washington; a. Alex
"N March nf /, Washinston-Lee High School,
Johnny Bryant's Episcopal Theological
Seminary cagers will entertain the Hoff-
man Clothiers tonight at 8 o'clock in
the Episcopal High School gymnasium.
Washington ALI Scholastics, slated to
play the st. Mary's Celtics tomorrow
night in the Armory at $50 o'clock,
will present q classy combination.
Louis ("Rip'O Hicks, third baseman
Of the st. Mary's Celtics, has been Of
fered q contract by Hal Weafer, man.
ager of the Wilmington, N. c., team
of the Piedmont League.
st. Mary's Celtic Juniors will play
one Of their most important games OF
the season Wednesday night, when they
meet National Press Building Cardinals
in the Central High gym at Washington.
George Mason High Schools quint
and sextet will meet Manassas High
School teams at Manassas, Va, in a
twin bill tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14
HAWKS QUINT FACES
STERN ENGAGEMENTS

HYATTSVILLE, Md, January Ia
Brentwood Hawks, who are heading the
Prince Georges County Basket Ball
League flag race with seven wins In as
many starts, face two stern tests this
week in games against the second-place
Dixie Pig quint and the third-place
Berwyn A. G. team. The Hawks will
meet Dixie Pigs, who have won five
contests and lost one, Tuesday night in
the National Guard Armory at Laurel
in one game of double header. Berwyn
A. C.. and Headquarters Company Of
Laurel will clash in the other tilt.
Hawks will engage Berwyn A. G. In the
Laurel armory Friday night in the fea-
ture game Of bargain bill Headquar-
tiers Company and Company r Reserve
team No. will try conclusions In the
other brush.
In the only other league game Of the
week Company F Reserve team No. 2
will hook up with Mount Rainier A. G.
in the armory here Thursday night in O
preliminary to an encounter between
regular basketers Of Company F and
Calvary Baptist quint of washington.
Tn.r. C4cuIt1~
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Wv YITH six games listed school,
M boy basketers of the District
w group will be exceptionally
busy tomorrow.

busy tomorrow.
Public high school championship
clashes between Eastern and Western
and Business and Tech in the Tech
gym will be the feature matches of the
day. Eastern and Western will take
the floor in the first encounter Of the
double header, starting at 3:15 o'clock
In the only other tilt on a strictly
local floor Dewitt and Benjamin Frank.
lin University will try conclusions In
Langley Junior High gym at pm.
Other engagements are scheduled be-
tween Central and University of Mary
land Freshmen at College Park at 4
o'clock, Hyattsville High and Charlotte
and Hyattsville High and Leonard Hall
at Leonardtown at $3.50 pm.
Eastern and Western probably will
furnish q highly interesting setto
Each has won one and lost one game Sc
far in the title series. Eastern has
beaten Business and Western has
trimmed Central. Each has bowed to
Tech, the series leader, In close battles
Business will be striving to stop
Tech, which has won three games in as
many starts in the, Mckinley teams
rush toward the title. After losing to
Eastern the Business quint came back
last Friday to down Central. Should
Nathan Newman, Sharpshooting little
forward of the Stenog five, who has
been out of series play since the East
ern game. be in shape tomorrow Bust
ness is apt to furnish Tech a sturdy
battle. So far Coach Artie Boyd's Ma
room and Gray floor quint has van
Quished Eastern, Western and Central
Both Dewitt Prep and Benjamin
Franklin University apparently have
capable quints and are figured to put on
q brisk encounter.
In the University of Maryland Fresh
men, Coach Bert Coggins' Central bas-
keterS will encounter strong foe. Sc
far, the Old Line yearlings have decis-
lively drubbed Baltimore Poly and West
ern High. The latter team defeated
Central January by IS to 10, in an
opening match of the public high school
series.
HvaffSville Hirh iS houeflll of victories
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14
COL UMBIA FIVE PLAYS
TIGERS ON WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK, January II LP).-Inter-
est in the Eastern intercollegiate Bas-
ket Ball League this week turns to CO.
lumbia's debut against Princeton at New
York on Wednesday night.
The first four games Of the season
have brought into action every team in
the six-college circuit except Columbia.
There will be three other games DUR
ing the week, but the league-leading
Pennsylvania team will be idle.
Tonight, Dartmouth engages Yale at
New Haven.
After taking on Columbia on Wednes-
day, Princeton travels to Hanover to
meet Dartmouth on Saturday. On the
same night Yale will clash with Cornell
at Ithaca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14
FAST MIAMI BASKETERS
! TO PLAY SKINKER EAGLES

the Skinker Eagles-Cresap's Rifles
game.
Premiers nosed out Iroquois A. Q.
quint, Is to IA, yesterday at Jewish
Community Center.
Kennedy Red Stars, new unlimited
class floor team, will meet Ace A. O.
tonight at 2 o'clock In Central High
gym. Kennedys are after more games.
Call Manager Ted Otte at Georgia 4O7
after 6 pm.
Cleveland Park Flashes drubbed
Chevy Chase five, 80 to II, yesterday
in the Chevy Chase gym.
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W. AND M. GETS KELLIsON.

RICHMOND, Va, January Ia Up.
Athletic officials OF William and Mary
College have announced that John S.
Kellison, assistant foot ball coach OF the
University of Virginia, has been selected
as assistant coach of the Indians. Kelli-
son will assume his duties at William
and Mary this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14
SCHOOL TOSSERS FIGURE
In SIX GAMES TOMORROW

both over Charlotte Hall and Leonard
Hall. So far, Hyattsville has won three
out Of five games, both its defeats hav-
ing been at the hands of Central High.
BENJAMIN Franklin University tossers
were to meet the Tanks School Quint
this afternoon at Fort Leonard Wood,
Md.
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PELTzER Is DEFEATED.

BERLIN. January IL R.-Dr. Otto
Peltzer, German middle distance run
ming star, was beaten by less than q
yard In 1,000-meter race at the Sport
Palace here by his countryman, Hans
Wichmann,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-14

Maryland, Washington and Lee, Vir-
ginia Military Institute, Virginia Poly,
North Carolina State, Mississippi Aggies
ference contest.
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GEORGIA QUINT AT TOP
IN CONFERENCE GAMES

ATLANTA, Ga, January 14-Georgias
basket ball team is leading the South
ern Conference teams in games played
within the organization.
The standing: