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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
CENTRAL, EASTERN
BATTLE TOMORROW
Meet on Diamond in Feature
Of Day--Netmen to Clash
in Series Matches.

Central and Eastern will meet in a
public school base ball championship
game tomorrow afternoon in Eastern
High Stadium at 3:l5 o'clock that will
feature the days schoolboy card here
aboutS.
Another diamond contest and two
tennis matches also are listed to-
| morrow.
Western is to go to Alexandria to
meet Episcopal at base ball, and In
tennis Central and Eastern teams are
to meet in q public high title encoun-
ter and Gonzaga and st. Adams are to
face on the latter's courts In Prep
School League clash.
Central, which in Its only series start
to date, lost to Tech, 5 to IL, will be
out for victory tomorrow over East
ern, which triumphed over Western, Q
to Z, In its lone championship game to
date.
Last season, when Eastern won the
championship, it barely defeated Cen
trail, 2 to /, and the Blue and White
Is hopeful Of again offering the Lincoln
| ParkerS' stern opposition. &e. s
Sanford Ross, specialized ace Of Cen
trails mound corps, Is expected TO start
| on the firing line against Eastern, while
| 1t is not certain whom Coach Chief
Guyon Of Eastern will start. He may
begin with Bud Hanna, who started
against Western last week and was by
no means unimpressive. Gao Curtin
Bernie Phillips and Chester Miles, all
Of whom saw service in the Western
game, are other hurlers who may be
sent to the mound to begin the battle.
Western probably will find Episcopal
q stout diamond foe. The Alexandria
boys have met two high school teams
Of the District so far. They have
beaten Eastern, but were beaten by
Tech.
Central Is favored to take the meas
| ure of Eastern when the tennis teams
Of the schools meet.
Central already has seen some COM
petition and has managed to get in
considerable practice, while Eastern SO
far has had little opportunity to drill.
Gonzaga will be striving to deal st.
Adams another defeat in the Prep
School Tennis League. Friends sur
prised Friday by taking the measure OF
st. Adams, to O. The latter team,
which has won the league title for the
past two seasons, has lost valuable
players and apparently has not its usual
formidable team this Spring.
Eastern's base ball team was to meet
Alexandria High of Alexandria and
GonZaga and Friends were to face in
Prep School Tennis League match on
Friends courts in competitions here
about today. K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
LEADERS TO FACE
AT COLLEGE PARK
St. Johns Visits Maryland
for Title. Bearing Game.
Both Undefeated.

ut. JOHNS COLLEGE Of Annap
OILS. which has thrown all 1t
athletic resources into q cam
. paign for the national lacroSs
nhaI,nninnshiI1 Will meet An I'm
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LIST OF CONTESTS
IN. SCHOOL SPORTS
TODAY.

TODAY.
Eastern W. Alexandria High (base
ball), Alexandria.
Gonsaga W. Friends Prep School
Tennis League match, Friends.
TOMORROW.
Central ". Eastern public school
base BAN championship ganc), East
ern Stadium, 3:iS o'clock.
Central VI Eastern public high
tennis championship match.
GOnxaga W. 81. Adams Prep
School Tennis League match), St.
Adams
western VI. Episcopal tbase ball),
Alexandra.
Tech vs. Maryland Frosh (tennis),
College Park.
WEDNESDAY.
Eastern W. Universlty Of Mary
land freshmen base BALI, College
Park.
Business " Episcopal base baIl),
Alexandra.
Dewitt ". HyattsvilIe (base balI),
Hyattsville.
Tech vs.. St. Johns College (base
ball), Monument lot.
THURSDAY.
Eastern ". Catholic University
Areshmen (base ball), BroOkland.
GeoPgetown Prep vs.. st. Adams
(base BALI. st. Adams.
s. Johns vs.. Friends PREP School
Tennis League match), Friends.
FRIDAY.
Business VI. Tech public high
base hall championship camel, East
efn Stadium. Sis o'clock.
Business W. Tech tpublic high
tennis championship match.l
Western W. Emerson base BALI,
Monument lot.
Central W. Catholic University
freshmen (base balil, Brookland.
Central ". St. Adams (tennis),
s. Adams
Laurel Va Hyattsville prince
Geoeges County high school base ball
championship camel, Hyattsville.
SATURDAY.
Charlotte Han W. g. Johns (base
hAN), Monument lot.
Eastern ~ Episcopal track, Al
exandria.
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SCHOLASTIC TEAMS
SHOW TRACK POWER

Judging from performances In the
Dewitt games Saturday there is going
to be fine competition for top honors in
the annual public high meet May "a.
Eastern, which won the Dewitt meet
with 35l2 points; Central, which was
second with %, and Tech, which was
third with 81, all demonstrated they
have strong teams.
Eastern showed general strength. as
did Central. Tech, in the opinion Of
many, could have scored more points
had Hardell permitted some Of his boys
to compete in more events.
One thing appears certain, however,
and that Is that Eastern and Central
are likely to furnish Tech the stoutest
sort Of opposition in McKinley's fight to
retain the high school championship,
which it has won the past five years.
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NAVY CREW AIMING
TO REDEEM ITSELF

ANNAPOLIS. April Although an
excellent and varied program Of sports
will be presented ct the Naval Academy
during the present week. the chief In
terest Of Navy people will be directed
toward the Harlem, where the varsity
crews Of the Academy and Columbia
will contest
The decisive defeat administered TO
the Navy crew Saturday by MasSa-
ehusetts Tech was Notifying. and they
are hoping that the crew will show q
decided Improvement In its next race.
On, wednesday the Navy base ball
nine viii Be opposed by Swarthmore
and the tennis team by Duke. The
plebes have . base bah game with
Baltimore Poly.
Saturday win be marked By the visit
Of three Southern teams. Georgia
Tech viii send It's lacrosse team, WASH
ington and Lee It's nine and william
and Mary Its track team.
Navy rifllemen open their outdoor
season against the Maryland National
Guard. and the other varsity event Is
tennis against Ewarthmore.
The plebes have four contests, base
ban against Calvert Hall, lacrosse
against Baltimore City College, track
against Tome and tennis against Balti-
more Poly.
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QUEEN OF INDIA COURTS
TO PLAY AT WIMBLEDON

LONDON, April 22.-The women's
tennis champion Of India, Jenny Sandi-
son Of Calcutta, 10 years old, will be a
newcomer In the Wimbledon tourney,
preparations for which are now in full
swing.
Great Britain's hopes Of finding a
formidable competitor for Helen Wills
are none too bright, now that Mrs.
Kathleen McKane Godfree has with
drawn. Betty Nuthall, nearing her
eighteenth birthday, Is . stronger and
better player than last year, but defects
ing critics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
new YORK TURF SEASON
WILL START TOMORROW

NEW YORK, April 20 CP).-The New
York racing season will be officially
ushered in tomorrow with the running
Of the Paumonok Handicap at the open
ing Of the 21-day meeting at Jamaica.
The Paumonok Handicap will headline
the seven-race program on the opening
day at Jamaica, New York,s pear
shaped course with unusually long
straightaways. At least 10 of the so
nominees are expected to 90 to the
barrier in the $1,000 added event with
Victorian, the colt which Harry Payne
Whitney recently sold to Silas Mason
OF Lexington, KY, carrying the top
weight Of 1873 pounds.
William zeigler, jr.'s. Polydor. winner
OF the event last year. again has been
named for the race as q four-year- old
The chestnut son Of Golden Broom
Polly Ann has been asked to shoulder
l23 pounds.
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Straight Left Arm
Theory Explained
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vocate4 By Abe Mitchell, best ex-
presses the idea most commonly
held. Aha gees 80 far ~ 70 say that
this throw d hip controlled.
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drive best Whe has Ieast 70 think
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that Il eontrcl the Gownswing. lbs
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that md the eimhheaA at the top.
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Battle Due Saturday. North Carolina Taking High Place in Ah
EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

TODAY.
Washington and Lee, at Catholic q.
(tennis).
TOMORROW.
Western Maryland Ut Georgetown
tbase BALI; Catholic u. ut Mount st.
Mary's (base ball).
WEDNESDAY.
GalIaudet at Charlotte Hall (base
BALI; Warrington and Lee ut Mary
land (tennis).
THURSDAY.
Georgia Tech Mt Maryland (Iacrosse) ;
Catholic University ut Delaware (base
balD.
FRIDAY.
Catholic University ut Drexel tbase
BALL; Swarthmore at Maryland item
nis); Washington and Leo ut Maryland
(base BALI; Penn relays several wash
ington entries).
SATURDAY.
st. Johns at Maryland (lacrOsse) ;
Catholic U. at Manhattan (base BALI ;
North Carolina at Maryland ltennis) ;
Army at George Washington (tennis) ;
Penn relays continued.
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Seeks Basket Ball Coach.

And In talking Of athletics, it may
as well be stated that Miles Is here
largely because of a real effort he is
making to build up basket ball at his
| own school. Basket ball has never at
tanned the standing at v. p. I. that foot
ball, base ball and track have, and it
seems to have been, and to be so far.
the only sport in which v. P. I. has not
had more than a fair share of victories
Miles thinks that is largely due to the
lack of real and consistent coaching
from year to year. and he has been in
conference here all morning with one
of the best coaches in the country in
an effort to induce that coach to sign
a contract to spend the next three years
at " p. I. sally" as Miles is well
known to his friends, suggested that the
writer say nothing about this. but it's
news well worth writing, especially If
the coach in question signs up with
". p. l., as the writer believes he will,
because that coach will put v. p. !. on
the basket ball map.
Foot ball at v. P. I. next season may
be q little of, according to Miles. but
In the Spring, when sally" talks about
foot ball for the following year, foot ball
Is always little off. Like great many
others connected with college athletics,
Miles has q real liking for the grtdiron,
but 1t Is seldom that he Is overly OPP
timistic about his own prospects.
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SALO GOES SECOND
IN "BUNION" DERBY

~ the Associated Press.
EFTTNGHAM, III, April 23.-John
salo. the New Jersey policeman, is
moving up in the transcontinental
bunion derby.
Leading the field through wind and
rain In the arduous 52.4-mile jog from
Marshall. M, to Edingham yesterday,
Salo Jumped from third to second place.
Today he was but hours, 20 minutes
and 10 seconds behind the leader, Pete
davuzM Of England.
ealo covered the Marshall- Enangham
lap IN : hours IL minutes and IS sec
onds yesterday. Jumping 46 minutes and
% seconds ahead Of I'd Gardner of
Seattle. WASH, who had held second
plaee. .0aNizA tied for fourth place
With Phillip Granville Of Hamilton, On
THO. IN the lap.
II vas announced today that Jim
Thorpe, the one.tiins Caxiisle indian
foot bah star, would Join the caravan
this week OF st. Louis to serve Is mas
ter Ct ceremonies.
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CALLAHAN IS ADDED
. TO KEARNS' STABLE

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 2z.-Jacx
KearnA. erstwhile manager OF Jeek
Dennsey and now plotting Mickey WAX"
er. middleweight king. has taken an
other ring champion under the man.
M,ishy Callahan. holder Of the junior
veIterweight title, has signed Mve'
vear contract With KeArns. For sew
eral months he had been . free lance,
arraneing his own matches. he broke
with EDDIE Sears Of Los Angeles late
last year. but was forced to wait untn
February for their contract TO expire.
Under Kearns' guidance. Callahan.
now 23 years old. believes he W1n SAT-
q new and successful chapter m ~.
boxing career. The Junior weiterweignt
champion came close TO quitting the
garne and relinquishing his title eftef
his break With Sears, but decided 70
try q comeback. He has scored three
knockouts In four comeback starts:
Kearns figures on having Calahan
boxing for the Welterweight title before
the end Of the year.
Callahan won the junior velterveieht
title from Pinkey Mitchell here IN 1875
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Three Weeks stilI renain
MANY BIG TEN TEAMS
IN DRAKE RELAY MEET

CHICAGO, April % R.-Big Ten
track and field stars today began groom
ing for the next opportunities for glory
and records-the Drake and Penn re-
lays.
Almost every member of the confer
ence planned to send three or more
athletes to the games, which will be held
Friday and Saturday.
Illinois, which won three Of the re-
lays at Kansas Saturday, will be repre-
sented by the same teams at Drake;
Chicago will send its 2-mile team TO
Drake and its medley and 1-nlile COM
binations to Pennsylvania. while Tom
Warne Of Northwestern and George OF
terneSs of Minnesota will try for new
marks in the pole vault at Drake.
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KENTUCKY DERBY CHOICE
WON'T ENTER PREAKNESS

NEW YORK, April 22-LR. Blue
Larkspur.. favorite for the Kentucky
Derby will be entered in the Preakness
stakes Of 100000 at Pimlico. His own
,er, =. r. Bradley, has decided that he
Stakes Of 100000 at Pilmico. His own
the Derby only.
Bradley feels that since Blue Larlkspur
has become the public choice for the
Derby he Is not justified In sending him
on two railroad trips of about 1000
miles each within space Of three
weeks. He prefers to have the son OF
Black Servant Blossom Time reason-
ably certain Of being in top form for
the Churchill Downs classic.f,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22

UNIVERSITY or North Carolina
Is running ahead Of the other
schools In this section in
~ athletics and will considerably
outdistance them unless things
even up somewhat in the next two or
three years, in the opinion of G. p.
Miles, director Of athletics at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Miles came here
last Friday with the v. p. l. base ball
team and remained over until today in
order to attend to some matters relative
to his own athletics, and 1t was during
his visit Friday and again this morning
that he paid high tribute to the pros
poets for good teams at Chapel Hill.
North Carolina Is getting ahead of
US ALL" says Miles, land II we don't
hump bit will stay ahead of us. In
the first place, North Carolina has
nearly twice as many men in its student
body as any other school in the section,
1t has much better facilities for athletics
In the way Of practice fields and its
stadium without question Is the best
in the South, especially from a stand
point of its setting and construction.
Has Great Track Team.
Fright now Carolina has the best
track team in the South. 1t has been
OtGI CtGIyDOuy AlIllODt AlIA
Saturday gave Georgia Tech an awful
beating. doubt if it will lose any dual
meet it has scheduled and it certainly
has as good a chance as any other
school to capture the Southern Confer
ence championships. 1t has good base
ball team and better basket ball team
and. mark this, will have whale OF
foot ball team next Fall. You just
watch that Tarheel outfit next season
when 1t meets the other schools. 1t
not only has a wonderful lot Of material,
but It has recently finished up Win
ter practice in which 1t played regular
games between its squads and in which
1t got almost an extra seasons expert
ence. There is no other school get
ting as much out Of Spring practice as
North Carolina.
Another thing, North Carolina has
its athletics organized. They like TO
win games and all pull together to win.
everybody working together there is
likely to be but one result, and that re-
suit already has begun to show in the
kind of teams Carolina is putting out"
In regard to athletics generally in
the Southern Conference 1t is Miles
opinion that the far Southern schools
have something on the schools in North
Carolina, Virginia and Maryland, large
ly because of better material.
Schools in the far South get older
men and more experienced athletes
than schools in this section because
their high schools pay q lot more at
tention to athletics and 60 in for sports
generally on a much greater scale.
Especially Is this true of foot ball, in
which sport practically every high
school farther south has q team, while
in Virginia and Maryland virtually the
only ones that have teams are those
in the big cities. And, furthermore,
although I actually have no statistics
to back it UP. my opinion is that the
men in the far South are older when
they 60 to college than they are here,
which means a lot, especially in foot
ball"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
VlENNA'S NEW STADIUM
WILL COST $4,000, 900

ny the Associated Press.
VIENNA, Austria. April 22.-A sports
stadium, costing 410. 900 and eclips-
ing in sizs Europe's largest Olympic
ariphitheater In Athens. y being ouns
in the Prater, playground for children
in the capital.
Provisions are made far On auto
droune. q mammoth SWIMMING POOL.
tennis courts and grounds for track ana
1ield sports.
The new structure viii Be % feet
high and the seats, arranged In the
form Of IN anaphitheateE, VIII accom-
MEDIATE $1,000.
There win be room for 0fices. lecture
halls. physical culture classes and eve
ming school rooms.
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GALLAGHER PREPARING
FOR BOUT WITH CROSSE

Marty Gallagher, District heavyweight
bout With johnny crosse NEXT MONDAY
night I'm the l0Ath Medical Regiment
Armofy in Baltimore. Crosse took the
measure Of Gallagher til their aO-x0tfid
serai-finai bout on the ShaTkey- rthling
card &C Miami III February, aild CAL
lagher VIII b eut 70 ezep scores -
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B00KlE. STANDS TO LOSE
$500, 900 ON YORKTOWN

NEW YORK. April 30 (R.-If
Yorktown wins the Kentucky Derby
- Louisville On May 10, Tom Shaw,
betting commissions, win lose $780,
In his 1wtwre hoax ON the Derby.
Shaw euosed YORKTOWN nj 5,ooe 70 1
against
A eustesaer came in later TO wager
see at that Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
NfiIes Has Done Big Job.

In speaking of college athletics In the
South, it certainly is only fair at this
time to pay q real tribute to Miles him
self and some of the things he has done
at v. p. I. No man located at any
other school has done more than Miles
in the way of developing for his school
an athletic plant. In the last 10 years
Miles has. through a campaign among
alumni and other friends of the schooi
and through savings from athletic
funds, constructed an athletic field that
really is beautiful and gymnasium
that is nothing less than that. In his
connections with athletics Miles has not
won for himself any great reputation
for liberality and he undoubtedly mas
squeezed the pennies about as hard as
possible and still qeep the copper IN
them, but Miles has thereby put V. T. l.
sports on its individual feet and on their
collective feet Several who have seen
the athletic plant at v. P. I. say It is
the most beautiful in the South, al
though not by any means as large as
some others.
Back of the constructive work done
in carrying on intercollegiate sports ana
In making capital Improvements at v.
p. I. lies Sally Miles sound business
ideas, an exceptionally commendanle
ability to effect economics and maintain
them, and the likable personal qualities
that enable him to get along well Win
people and make real friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
MELLOW VS.. SANTIAGO.

CHICAGO, April % @.-Johnny
Mellow, Detroit lightweight, who de-
feated Tommy Grogan Of Omaha ct
Detroit last week, has been matched
for a Hereunder with Armando San
tiago, Cuban puncher, at the Coliseum
April 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
0vANDO TEAM WINS
X. C. BOWLING FLAG

Ovando won the knights Of Columbus
Bowling League title, finishing two
games ahead Of Santa Maria, runner
up. Christopher was third, three games
behind Santa Maria.
Sullivan of Ovando had the best indi-
vidual average at 1880.
Final league figures follow. f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
BURDETTE TO GET TRIAL
WITH FREDERICK CLUB

Charley Burdette. catcher OF the
Friendship Athletic Club base ball team
Of this city, is to be given trial by the
Frederick team of the Blue Ridge
League. He is to report III the Western
Maryland City tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
MANDELL WILL BATTLE
RERG.McGRAW WINNER

CHICAGO, April 33.-rFOmceer Jim
NliIlen said today he had receives
siTned contracts from Sammy Aendell,
csiing for the lightweight champion g
meet the winner Of the jack 1erg-rhA
Mcdraw match April 30. Mullen Plans
staring the bout involving Manden ~
the Coliseum, May IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
MASONIC LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Records.
Hieh team game-King David, ess; La
Fayette, SIS
High team set-King David, 1,7so; La
Fayette, 1,f40.
High individual averages-PhillipS, 1880;
Watson, Ills: Urban, l10-3l.
High individual set-Phillins, ass; stoner,
406; Williems, 500.
niger, 1853; Kronman, 1e2.
High strikes-Wstson, So; Ellis. 50; Stock
High spares-Phillips. ass; Deputy, 23a;
Speer, 229.
High weekly game for Tuesday-Herman
(Hiram), ISL.
High weekly game for Thursday-comp-
ton Mount Hermon), l53.
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BETHESDA BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.

High team game-Kenwood Market, oOe.
High team set-Onutts, 1850.
High individual game-Ehlers, 141.
High individual set-R. Harrison, 377.
High strikes-Heil, IL.
High spares. Harris. 4e.
High individual average-Ehlers, 1lf-4.
Second high individual AVERAGE. Harris,
ISL,
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team set-Americsn Security & Trust
mo. -, 1865.
Trust mo. ~, Gil.
High StrikeS-San Fellpo, 40.
High kpareS-Brooks lRiggsJ. 1876.
High individual average-Reeley Gamer
lean Security Trust No. -, 107-50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
HOLMAN WEEDS TONIGHT.

Joseph H. Holman, base ball reporter
for the washington Herald, will marry
Miss Virginia Singleton Of Overlee
Knobs, Va, tonight at the Hampden
Baptist Church In Baltimore, following
q courtship of two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
REALTORS' LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

For the first time this season Opera
ton dropped out Of first place by losing
one to Purchasing No. 2. Traffic gained
the lead by cleaning up In its match
with Construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22

Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
harrison radiators and cores in stock.
Wittstatts, 1909 14th North 7l1I
Alse sI9 18th. z Block Below Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-22
East WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
RECORDS.

High individual average-LyonS, iil-o.
High individual game-Lilley, 1855.
High individual set-Hughes. 3e4.
High individual spares-M. SnellingS, 1So.
High individual strikes-Lilley, Al.
High team game-Douglas No. J., Gil.
High team Set-DouglaS No. l, l,6IS.
Douglass No. and Ninth No. / teams
will clash Tuesday night in a truly
crucial league match. Douglass No.
now is heading the flag race, holding
an edge Of lone game over Ninth.
The match will end the league season.