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NRDINARILY Mildred would
~ have given her a little sisterly
advice after such a remark, but to-
night the older girl was preoccupied
and silent.
Connie decided not to poster her.
but before she fell asleep that night
she was aware that Mildred was cry
ing soundlessly, and it wass all she
could do to keep from hurting out
her contempt for Stephen.
For Stephen it was a night Of
pleasure, unshadoWed by any omen
of what awaited him on the morrow.
II was daybreak when he un-
locked his door and let himself into
his room.
He hurried to undress and get
some sleep before going to the office,
but sleep would not come to him.
Now that he was alone his troubles
returned like a flock of vultures 10
pick at his peace.
Pam in fat Pam in kitchen
apron! Pam in the balcony at the
theater! Pam in the subway! He
couldn't see it.
But, hang it all, she knew he'd
make good with her to work for.
He'd have to. He couldn't expect
her to go on living in what would,
to her, be abject poverty,
What a girl she wasl She Ger
tainly could put life into party.
Not that her friends were dull, but
Pam led them all. Shed been as
sparkling and as gay when he took
her home as when they first reached
Margola'S party.
He dozed of finally, and with the
thought in his mind that he was a
lucky devil to be loved by girl
like Pam.
1t seemed only a moment before
his alarm clock woke him with its
inconsiderate summons.
He hurried to be at the office
early He could get off some letters
to certain of his prospects who
needed a reminder Of their promise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
GRAYS DEFENDLEAD
IN LEAGUE BATTLE
Oppose Wolff Basketers at
Eastern Tonight-Skinker
Eagles Are Beaten.

Washington Grays, leaders in Com
munity Center Basket Ball League, will
defend their position against Woltz
Photographers in Eastern High gym
tonight at o'clock
Grays are undefeated to date, but
the Photo five can tie for first half
honorS by winning tonight. A play-off
for first series honors would then be
necessary.
Other games listed tonight follow:
K. Of G. 1oo,pounders VS.. Eagles. Casey
?, .Natiyity, Seniors VS.. carolinians. Eastern
Arrows VS.. Orioles. Arrows gym. 7 o'clock
Skinker's Eagles took a 35-to-24 de-
feat from Richmond Blues in the Vir-
ginia Capital last night. Inability to
get their scoring machine started in
the first half brought defeat. Blues
had a 22-to-6 lead at half time.
Results OF other games played last
night follow:
Anacostia Eagles, %; Renroc -Scholas-
tics, IS.
J. C. c., "A; SpeedwelIs, %.
j. c. c., AZ; C0llegians, %.
American Express, 81; r.. F. G. p.
(RichmOnd), 26.
Christ Church Seniors, AZ; Emanuel
Eagles, 33.
TivOli Whirlwinds, IS; French
A. c., II.
Army MedicOs, 43; Fort Myer, 20.
Stantons, II; Boiling Field Re-
serves, IA.
Noel House, 80; Centennials, 22.
Noel House, 81; Saks Trojans, IL.
Clark Griffiths, SO; Northwest Cards, Is.
Y Juniors, 26; Calvary Baptists, IL.
Press b. Cards, 20; Central Reds, 16.
PetwOrth Nets, 40; Tremonts, 20.
Calvary Reds, "a; Pierce Props, IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
WOMEN In SPORT

Company F. Auxiliary of Hyattsville
and basketers Of the Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church, who were to have
met last night in Washington Recre-
alton League game, postponed their con-
test until next Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the Hyattsville Armory.
Players of both squads are urged to note
the new date and be on hand promptly.
The game is one of the scheduled
affairs in the intermediate division cir
cult of the league.
Bethany Church sextet bowed to the
Peck Memorial tossers in a close prac-
tice tilt last night in the Peck Church,
gym. The winners scored by single
point at 10 to 8.
Peck was represented by the Misses
Schellin, Herbert, Bankston, Henhard
and Treyman. Bethany's line included
Misses Alexander, Ritter, Carter, Hol-
comb, White and Rosson.
National Park Seminary basketers
will be hostess to the Gallaudet COL
lege squad this afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the opening game of the Forest Glen
season.
1t will mark the second start for
Gallaudet, fresh from a decisive victory
over Eastman School at Kendall Green
lsse Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Jack Sharkey. Ros-
Ton, outpointed K. o. Christner, Akron.
ONO IOD. Jack Gross, PHILADELPHIA.
outpointed Emmett Rocco. Elwood'
Ohio Cl0. Billy Murphy, Lowell, Mass
outpointed Canada Lee, New York QO).
Joe Barlow outpointed Amadeo Grillo,
Italy 90.
NEW ORLEANS.-w. L. (Young)
Stribling, Macon, Ga, stopped Ralph
Smith. California 90.
TORONTO, Ontario.-Iarry Gains.
toronto, outpointed Charlie Belanger
BOSTON.-Al Mello, Lowell, Mass.
outpointed Joe Dundee (lO).
WALSENBERG. Colo.-George Man
ley. Denver. stopped Jack Williams, Los
Angeles 90.
BUFFALO. N. Young Jack
Thompson. Chicago. stopped Red
Herring, Memphis %. Meyer Grace.
Chicago, outpointed Bobby Tracey,
Buffalo (10).
ERIE. Pa.-Joe Feldman, Cleveland.
knocked out joey Smith. Buffalo (2l.
SAN DIEGO. Calif.-Iong Tom
Hawkins. San Diego. outpointed Bear
cat Wright. Omaha U0).
TAMPA, Fla.-Young Russell. Tamna.
outpcinted Johnny Simpson, San An
tonic, Tex. go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
NURM|, WIDE SHOW
! IN TWO BIG MEETS
Finn Completes in Boston as
SWede Displays Skill in
/, New York Tonight.

NEW YORK, January 26.-The for
eign track and field invasion gets under
way in earnest tonight when Paavo
Nurmi and Edwin Wide both swing into
action at widely separated points.
While Nurmi is making the second
start of his new campaign in a 2-mile
run at the Prout Memorial games in
Boston, Wide, the Swedish holder of
the 2-mile outdoor record. appears in
1,500-meter event at the Masonic
games in the 102d Engineers Armory
here.
Wide's decision to run in the Masonic
games caught the committee handling
the Masonic games f1at-footed. They
have been busy for several days trying
to round up a field to meet the long
striding schoolmaster from Sweden.
Wide tentatively has decided to run
in the Newark A. C. games February T.,
the Millrose games February and the
National A. A. u. championships Feb
ruary %. Nurmi already has signified
his intention of appearing in the Mill
rose games and the National cham
pionShips and it may be that these two
foreign stars will renew their rivalry
at either or both of these track classics
Aside from Wide's debut, chief in
terest in the Masonic games centers in
q 4UO-meter exhibition against time by
Ray Barbuti, former Syracuse star, who
won that championship at the Olympic
games last Summer. Barbuti has done
little training this Winter and possibly
will not run in competition before
Spring.
Phil Edwards, New York University
Negro flash, who represented Canada in
the Olympic games, will run in the 800
meter event against a field that in
cludes Pinkie Sober, Harold Cutbill
George Offenhauser and Fred Veit
After this race Edwards and his N. Y.
U. teammate, Veit, will dash by taxicab
to Brooklyn. where he will run in 600
yard special event at the Norwegian
Turn Society games.
Willie Goodwin, one time national g
mile champion, launches a comeback
campaign in 3,000-meter run for the
Hirshon Trophy against Frank litter
ton, national Is and Is mile title holder;
Bob Dalrymple of the Boston A. A. and
other distance stars.
In the sprints, Bob McAllister and
Frank Hussey are the leading entrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
BIC DUCKP|N EVENT
WILL END TONIGHT
Eight Considered to Have a
Chance to Be in Money
in Sweepstakes.

Eight bowlers are rated as contenders
for the Howard Campbell sweepstakes
prizes as the third and final block is
started at the Coliseum tonight at 1880
o'clock. A good set will. put any of
these men in front. Only sensational
set will enable any of the other 81 con-
tenders to break into the money.
The leaders and their scores for the
first two blocks follow: Hap BURNER,
1929; Brad Mandley, 1899; Tony San
TIM, 1,194; Oliver Pacini, LIZA; Paul
Harrison, 1,173; Jack Wolstenholme,
Ito; Make Rosenberg, 1,167, and
Howard Campbell, l,160.
Glenn Wolstenholme tops the out
siGers with 1913 to date. He and
others below that mark face an almost
impossible task of picking up sufficient
pins to finish among the first three.
One of the largest crowds ever to
witness a bowling event here is ex-
pected at the Coliseum tonight. Lon
ME Krauss has had his circus seats
erected and plans to accommodate as
many as possible.
Terminal Ice Co. team of Ladies
District League has picked up "a pins
to defeat Regent Girls OF Baltimore al
the Arcadia tonight. The Baltimore
team defeated the local cuint by that
margin at Baltimore last week. To-
nights match starts at 7:30 o'clock.
Ladies' District Doubles League
matches are also listed for the Arcadia
drives tonight.
Special bowling matches last night re-
suited in defeats for Joe Mulroe'S All.
Stars and Convention Halls crack team
, Fredericksburg, Va, pinmen lost tt
Mulroe's five last night, 1856 to 1880
: but their original 78-pin lead was suf6.
Gent Fischer and Isemann were easy
winners in doubles and Mulroe rolled
628 in singles to hold his lead ovel
| Sullivan.
Convention Halls makeshift line-uI
! failed to produce anything sensational
| Recreations of Baltimore taking q
| lead in their home -and-home match
which opened at Convention Hall las
| night. The local team was trailing b.
l01 pins as the last game got unde
way. Jack Whalen contributed a IA
| count.
Charley Lyons, Meyer Davis star o
National Capital League, hung up higl
game and set records for that leagu
Thursday night when he recorded 1872
l29 and 153 games for 400 total.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
CUMBERLAND FIVE
VISITS ALEXANDRIA
Great K. of C. Team to Play
H0ffmanS in Feature of
Big Card Tonight.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January Co.
One of the best basket ball attractions
presented here in years will be staged
tonight at the Armory Hall, with three
contests on the program.
The main attraction is the battle be-
tween the Cumberland, Md, Knights of
Columbus and Hoffman Clothiers at
8:45.
Hoffman Buddies and Washington
Lee High School girls of Ballston, Va,
will open the nights program at GAS,
followed by clash between Strayer's
Business College of Washington and
Alexandria High School.
The Cumberland quint has lost only
one game this year. Cleveland Rosen-
blums, leaders in the American Pro-
fesSional Basket Ball League. dowaed
the Caseys, Al to 38, at Cumberland
Sunday.
Willis Fl. Edmund, athletic director at
Alexandria High School, has turned
down an offer to serve as athletic di-
rector aboard the transatlantic liner
Rotterdam next Summer.
Gilman Country School and Episcopal
High School of this city will meet to-
night at Baltimore.
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College 7ose1s Busy Tonight Saey Has Tough Time Beating Christine,
MATINEE BASKET BALL
GETTING A TEST TODAY

CHICAGO, January rs R.-Big
Ten basket ball snaps out of its
d0ldrums today with an expert
mental matinee game between Ohio
State and Chicago and two i'm
p0rtant n0n-conference skirmishes
tonight.
Except for what effect it may have
on future Big Ten basket ball policy,
the Chicago Ohio State battle at Co
lumbus was OvershadOwed by the
non conference games-N0tre Dame
at Northwestern and Creighton Col
lege of Omaha at Iowa.
The latter two are expected to be
hard fought and close.
The matinee experiment at Ohio
State is being made at the request
of many basket ball fans, who insist
that afternoon games will draw
larger crowds.
The battle was hardly expected to
be an accurate test, however. as both
Ohio State and Chicago seem def
nitely out Of the race.
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has been called off because so many
SWavely players are sick.
Eastern was at Hagerstown to meet
Hagerstown High, and Emerson was to
end its Virginia trip with a game
against Washington and Lee Freshmen
at Lexington.
Nine Central High swimmers will
compete in the annual University of
Pennsylvania interscholastic meet to-
night at Philadelphia
Central will be represented by Ed
ward Hickey and Max Rote in the
50-yard event, Capt. William King in
the 100-yard dash, Dudley Gordon in
the 220, Robert Varela and Roy Bodine
in the l00-yard backstroke and Joe Lv-
man, Roger Leverton and Donald 30.
dine in the fancy diving. Bodine, Rote,
Hickey and Capt. King will comprise
Centrals relay team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
Basket Ball Problems
BY OSWALD TOWER,
Member Joint Rules Committee.

Question: Team A is leading with a
few minutes to play. Player of team
A takes the ball to extreme corner and
holds ball over the boundary line. His
teammates form an arc around him,
Keeping team B from getting to the
player with the ball. Should team A
be penalizad for blocking?
Answer: No, but held ball should be
called as soon as team B PLAYERS gct
as close as possible to the ball. because
closely guarded player is withhold
ing the ball from play. The same de-
cision applies when the players of team
A form close ring and hand the ball
to one another, making it impossible
Tor team y to touch the ball without
causing personal contact.
Copyright, 1929. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
SHAWKEY, BY OPERATION.
HOPES TO REJOlN YANKS

NEW YORK, January Is LP-Bob
Shawkey, former Yankee pitcher. who
now is the property of the Montreal
club, hopes to join the world cham
pions again.
Returning from a jaunt to Japan
with Ty Cobb Shawkey said he is
going to undergo an operation Mon
day for the removal of a Clipped bone
in his right elbow which was partly
responsible for his passing from the
majors.
With this done, he hopes to form
connection with the Yankees in the
combined roles of assistant coach and
relief pitcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
SON WILL K. O. SHARKEY,
PA STRIBLlNG DECLARES

NEW YORK, January 26 Hp.-
PA" Stribling, father and manager
Of Young Srribling. who will box
Jack Sharkey at Miami February
81. secuted the Sharkey- Christner
bout last night from a seat in the
second row ringside.
'Sharkey is much better fighter
than 1 was led to believe" said
PA" after the Boston sailor had
Won the decision from the hard rub
Der man of Akron, "but after seeing
tOnight's bout l am more than ever
convinced that Son will knock him
out at Miami Reach. He is easy to
hit with right hand. and my boy
has a right which i am sure will be
Powerful enough to do the trick.
+ Chris,ner. too. is far better man
than ! expected to see."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
FREDERICK is IN LINE
WITH "CASH AND CARRY"

FREDERICK. Md. January &c.
G. Pyle has just completed arrange
ments with the local Chamber of Com
merce to include this city on the route
OF his second coaSt-to-coast marathon
race.
The runners will stop here over night
on April 6.
The local Chamber of Commerce met
Pyle's demand of $500 to bring the
runners here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
BAGSHAW TO CONTINUE
AT U. OF WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, January 26 LP).-Pres-
ident nj. Lyle Spencer Of the Uni
versity of Washington has multi
fled the action of the university's
student board of control in reliev-
ing Head Foot Ball Coach EnOch
Bagshaw of his coaching duties.
The president has announced that
Bagshaw, subject of bitter action
frcm members Of the student body,
will fill out his contract, which has
three years TO run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
SMITH SOON STOPPED
BY YOUNG STRlBLlNG

NEW ORLEANS, January 26LP.-
Young Striking, pride of Georgia,
tossed his fists into the 222-pound
Ralph Smith of Los Angeles here
last night and the last obstacle in
the path Of Stribling before his bout
with Jack Slfarkey I'm Miami Feb
ruary ~ retired. badly damaged, in
the third round by request of the
referee.
Stribling was awarded a technical
knockout.
The canvas jumped up to meet
Smith six times as Strib's left hooks
and straight rights connected.
A crowd of 5000 booed Justify as
the Georgian made a merciless effort
to add Smith to his knockout vic
Tins in the third round.
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Illinois Basketers
Use Spinner Play

Craig Ruby is building his attack
in basket ball at illinois chiefly
around Lindsay. big center.
One of the stunts Lindsay is sue
cessful with is spinner play some
what similar to the spinner employed
in foot ball by such great back as
Hoffman of Stanford. Lindsay, No.
2 in the diagram, rushes down on
oflense with his two forwards, Nos.
and 3, stopping at the foul line.
A guard, No. 4, dribbles down court
and as he approaches Lindsay the
latter breaks to his left to draw his
blocking opponent in that direction
and then spins to the rear. takes a
pass from No. 4. dribblcs and shoots
The spin usually does the trick of
freeing Lindsay from his opponent.
or course, no play will work time
after time. Ruby uses a good yari-
alton to this attack.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
ALEXANDRIA HIGH FIVE
BEATS WASHINGTON-LEE

ALEXANDRIA, Va. January 26.-
Alexandria High School scored over
Westinghouse High School of Ball
ston, Va, last night at Armory Hall in a
third athletic district of Virginia series
game. The final count was A8 to "a
In the preliminary game the Alexan-
dria High School girls debated Wash
ington-Lee Sextet, 81 to Is.
Ccoro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
DUDLEY AND SMITH
SET TOURNEY PACE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, January &c.
Horton Smith of Joplin, Mo-. fast-com-
ing young pro, and Ed Dudley of Los
Angeles enjoyed rather narrow lead
in the $4,000 Texas open tournament
today as the heavy field of entrants
prepared to tee off for the second 10
holes of play.
Playing over wind-swept and chilly
course yesterday, Smith and Dudley
clipped two strokes from par for
identical Cos, but half dozen golfers
including several unknowns, were close
on their heels with par and sub-par
figures.
Frank Walsh of Appleton, Wis. and
Danny Williams of Shackamaxon, N. j.,
went around in To-
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SCHOOL BASKET BALL.

Western, IS; Tech, %, (Overtime).
Business. Al; Central, 33.
St. johns. az; Leonard Hall, 20.
ST. Johns Midsets, 80; Gonzaga
Midgets, 20.
Emerson, 20; StauntOn Military
Academy, IA.
Friends Juniors, 35; Dewitt Juniors,
10.
Hyattsville High, ~; Leonard Hall,
16.
Alexandria High, 40; Washington lice
High, IL.
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COUNTY FIREMEN TO ROLL
THREE MATCHES TONIGHT

Bowling in the new Arlington and
Fairfax Firemen's League will get well
under way tonight when six teams bat
tie on the Rosslyn drives, starting at 8
O'Clock
Ballston will meet Clarendon, Ar
lington faces jefferson and Fairfax OPP
poses Falls Church.
Cllerrydale trounced Mclean in the
opening match Thursday night by TAX
ing all three games, 443 to 1913, 4o6 to
800 and 451 to AIT. B. Williams led
the individuals with 1913 average for
the three games.
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WOMEN WIN OVER MEN
IN DOUBLES BOWLING

Sam Benson's Georgetown Recrea-
lion mems team defeated Commercials
womens team of Washington Ladies
League on the Georgetown drives last
night, LOTT to 1907. but Marjorie
Bradt and Marie Frere bagged doubles
from Benson and George Bradt, 1,O43
to 1922.
Benson had a 157 game in the team
event and Marjorie opened with l44
count Marjorie led in doubles with
SCI total.
Results.
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TWO SOCCER CONTESTS.

When play is resumed in the newly
organized Scholastic Soccer League to-
day, Rockville and Silver Spring meet
on No. 2 Monument Field at 2:3O
o'clock, and George Washington and
Bethesda battle at the same hour on
No. l field. The Stuart-St. Adams
clash booked for today was postponed.
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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
TITLES ARE AT STAKE

BLACKSBURG, Va. January &c (P).
Two Southern Conference titles will
be at stake here tonight when the
champion Virginia Poly matmen 60 to
the floor with wrestlers from Virginia
and North Cardinals champion boxing
team exchanges punches with the Cob
bier battlers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
MCLEAN TENNIS LOSER.

ORMOND BEACH. Fla. January IS.
Jock Mclean of Washington was
eliminated in the singles tennis cham
plonshlp tournament here yesterday by
Gus Feuer, defending champion. 90,
% Young Mclean battled his way
to the semi-finals before Welding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
LA BARBA WINS FIGHT
IN AUSTRALIA ARENA

SYDNEY. New South Wales. January
26 R'.-Fidel La Barba, American fly
weight, today knocked out McAllister.
in the fourth round of their match
here.
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Scores Previous Games.

1t may be that Everett johnson, Tech
forward, will be missing from the line
up in his teams last two series games.
He received badly bruised hip in yes
terday'S game with Western.
Led by Johnny Slagie, who scored IA
points, ST. Johns had little trouble
scoring over Leonard Hall. The game
in which st. Johns Midgets defeated
Gonzaga Midgets, however, was thriller
all the way.
A last-Guarter scoring streak, led by
Alton Buscher, carried Emerson to its
win over Stanton Military Academy
It was the third victory in as many
starts for Emerson on its Virginia in
vasion.
HyattsVille trailed during the early
part OF its match with Leonard Hall,
but gained the lead in the second quar-
ter and was ahead the remainder of the
way. Bob Venemann and Stanley Lewis
led the winners attack.
Friends were not extended in defeat
ing Dewitt In their game Fairbanks
topped the winners scorers with IL
points.
Leonard Hall and Dewitt were to
meet here today in the only floor match
OF the day involving a schoolbov team
A game between Georgetown Prep and
SWaVely. scheduled for Garrett Park,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
RETAINS GOLF HONORS.

PALM BEACH. Fla, January 26 UP).-
Grantland Rice. sports writer, retained
his title as champion of the annual
writer's and artists golf tournament
defeating Rex Beach, the novelist,
2 and /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
MAY GET ON BIG CARD.

Negotiations are under way to book
both Marty Gallagher and Joe Proctor,
local heavyweights. for preliminary
bouts on the Stribling-Sharkey card at
Miami, Fla. next month. Gallagher
is already assured of being placed on
the card, it is understood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
ACCEPTS BUCKEYE JOB.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, January 26 R).-
Don Miller, "horseman of Notre Dame"
has notified Ohio State officials that
he would accept the offer of backfield
assistant to Head Coach Sam Willaman