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PRUNE SALAD.

One-half pound large prunes,
walnut meats, mayonnaise, let
tuce. Soak the prunes In cold
water to cover overnight. Cook
until tender, cool and carefully
remove the stones without mar
ring the shape of the prunes.
Fill the cavities with quarters of
walnut meats. Lay either three
or four stuffed prunes on each
bed of shredded lettuce or white
lettuce leaves. Top with mayon-
naise and serve very cold with
brown crackers and cream cheese.
This salad may be varied by FILL
ing the pruneS with balls Of
cream or Neufchatel cheese in
stead of nuts.
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MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice.
Hominy With Cream.
Dreamed Beef on Toast.
Doughnuts. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Pea Soup.
Croutons. Prune Salad.
Waters. Tea.
DINNER.
Clear Soup.
Broiled Liver and Bacon.
Boiled Rice.
EScalloped Tomatoes.
Baked Apple Pudding.
Lemon Sauce. Coffee.
DOUGHNUTS.
Two eggs beaten light, one cup
OF sugar. one cup of milk, one
half teaSpoonful of soda, one tea
spoonful of cream of tartar, flavor
with nutmeg; -four to roll soft
enough to handle well. Fry in
deep fat.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-15
MANY SOCCER TILTS
SCHEDULED TODAY

Columbia and Stuart Junior High
alumni teams will face this afternoon In
the championship game Of the Junior
American Soccer League. The contest
will take place at the Burroughs Recre-
alton Park, at Eighteenth and Otis
streets northeast, at 3 o'clock.
This contest is the high spot of Soc
Ger program hereabout today compris-
ing seven games.
In another match of more than usual
interest Army Medical Center and Brit
iSh UnitedS will mix in a national cup
tie battle at Silver Spring, Md, at 2:3O
o'clock.
Columbia vs. Stuart (Junior American
League championship game), at BurroushS
Recreation Park, Eighteenth and Otis streets
northeast, at O'Clock. Ben Kali, referee.
Army Medical Center VS.. British Unlteds
coup tie game), at Silver Spring, Md, field
Concord VS.. washington Club washing
ton League) at Monument field No. l, 2;3O
Hyattsvllle VS. Fashion Shop WASHINGTON
League. at Monument field No. 2, ESQ
O'Clock. -,
City League), at RoSedale, $3.50 o'clock.
Marlboro VS. GaitherSburg Capital City
League), at Gaithersburg, Md, 2:30 O'Clock.
Silver Spring VS.. District KickerS Capital
City League), at Shady Oaks. Md, 2:S0
o'clock
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CENTER LOOP LISTS
a GAMES THIS WEEK

Wolff Photographers and Mount YER
mons, the only quints in the 10-team
Community Center Unlimited Class
Basket Ball League which did not get
action last week, when league play
started, will face their first tests this
week
Woltz Photographers will engage East
ern Props Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at
the East Washington center, and Mount
VernonS will tackle the Naval Hospital
five Thursday night at o'clock in the
Central gym. Managers are asked to
note that Mount Vernon home games
are played at 8 o'clock at Central.
Two other league contests are listed
this week. both to be played tomorrow
night in the Central gym, when brakes
and Petworth Nets get together at 8
o'clock and Dixie Pigs and Tremonts
clash at 9 o'clock. A contest scheduled
this week between the Potomac Boat
Club and Walters Whirlwinds has been
postponed.
In games last week Walters Whirl-
winds surprised by defeating brakes, Is
to II; Tremonts presented an improved
team, though they suffered 27-18 de-
feat at the hands of Potomac Boat
Club; Eastern Props, handicapped by
the absence of several stars, fell on easy
35-14 victim to Dixie Pigs, and Pet
worth Nets. running up an early big
lead, downed Naval Hospital, 80 to 18.
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Boys Club Basket Ball Loop
Of 81 Teams Opens Tomorrow

Boys Club Nomads--M Gresorio, C. Gas
kins. H. Mundell' V. De Lorenzo, L. Hayman'
ksHda qrf sna.o sraxs9 g; watson ;t 3
0f boian W. znnerman and Il Curtis
queen. H. Ioyejoy, E. oladmSn and /.
Noel HeuSe-L stssuln. ,. Gent M; Nc 40
a go SserS Rn Winers and j. BnrEe
I45-POUND CLASS.
De Luxe-F. Rupert. W. Dougherty. F.
Nancy. E; Han. g, Higbee, G. F, May, w.
MOI therns~W F. Austin. F. Stan, w. Tay-
lor, Leyerton, M. Jeweler, A. Hunt o.
PARAMOUNT Fiashes--D. Nemerofsky, 8.
Ltvin: H Harrison F Levine B So AsbTsmso1'
Hnd fsn9fin and d Godbers o.
sehaioTb, p q Flynn j. Schwartz c. Kramer
spaneier Post--C Hawkins, E Jefries, c.
ttf the. F. Hawkins, NJ EeU 2 C. Thomas
and T. Thomas.
UNLIMITED CLASS.
Bunny's Collegiates--L Brienza,. o. Bri-
oTs 6 6Assn IS Su BEass d Hage
ceiticsLMaeE Fink, NJ PAMELA: T T., Panel
Money, d Walsh AND md " N0on nan ,,ovs.n
Klein, j. Colbert. r. fitzgerald, G. Fer
guSon, p. Bruin, T, Jones.
HE WEEKS SCHEDULE.
TOMORROW.
1l5-pound class-Southwest Boys Club VS..
AZteCS.
I3O-pound class-Meridians VS.. Arcadians.
Unlmited-Celtics VS.. WhirlWinds.
TUESDAY.
100-pound clasS-Optimists VS. Spartans.
l30-pound clssS-Good Shepherd VS.. Sam
oSet.
.,l45-pound class-De Luxe VS., Paramount
| Flashes.
WEDNESDAY
i00-pound class Neiehborhood House vs.
! Nye House.
ll5-pound class-Tates VS.. Arcadians.
! Unlimited-Bunny's ColleRiateS VS.. OPP
| timiSts.
THURSDAY.
s5-pound class-Wolfs Arcadians VS.
| NeiRhborhood House.
| ll5-pound class-Southwest Boys Club VS.
I459pound class-Noel House Senators VS.
| NOrtherns.
FRIDAY
I00-pound class--St Martins VS.. Neigh
i30-pound class-Kendall Green VS.. Noe
Unlimited class-Tut Tut Wonders VS.. Gel
ties.
SATURDAY.
s5-pound class--Mohawks VS.. Noel House.
l5f-p9uDd claSs--NomadS VS.. ColonialS.
l4S-pound elass-Spengler Post VS.. Peer
less. .--
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INDEPENDENT basket ball teams are
becoming increasingly active in the
District area, and much action Is
carded on the courts throughout the
city this week.
Jewish Community Center will resume
its regular Sunday afternoon court
program, conducted so successfully last
season, this afternoon, when q four
game program will get under way at A
o'clock.
Vistas and Phi Beta Epsilon and
Mosean and Evergreen CUNTS are 10
meet in J. C. c. Senior League games
and Spartans and Ambassadors Will
mix in a Junior loop engagement.
In an added attraction the j. G. @
Regulars will engage fremont A. G.
Potomac Boat Club has arranged an
ambitious program this week, naVnls
booked six games, being listed lot ac-
ton every day except tomorrow. -,
This afternoon the Boatmen VIII en.
gage Company F, National Guard gum
in the armory at HyattsVllle at
o'clock; Tuesday will meet Eastern IN
Highs five in the Eastern gym at 5:3U
O'Clock: wednesday will journey 10 war
renton, Va, face Warrenton A. u
Thursday will stack up against Mon
trose in the Central High gym at
o'clock; Friday will journey to Baltl-
more to meet the Y. M. c. A. team
there and Saturday will go to Martins
burg, w. Va, for a game with the
interviewer A. c. five.
Organization of 145-pound class
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GENERALS QUINTET
WILL RECEIVE TEST

LEXINGTON, Va, December IA
Washington and Lee, while not opening
its regular basket ball season until
January 10. when st. Johns College of
Annapolis will be met here, will face
high-caliber competition in the local
gymnasium Monday night, when the
strong Shawnee Athletic Club quint of
Lynchburg battles the Blue and White
courtmen.
With Shaner. former V. p l. lumi-
nary, playing center, the Lynchburg
organization has built up strong COM
bination.
Dinwiddie, forward, is the big scor-
ing threat of the invaders, and he has
stellar running mate in White. At
the guard posts the Hilly City athletes
are expected to start Masters and Haas,
both men of considerable experience.
Dick Smith, coach of the Generals,
intends to start the five letter men
available from last seasons South At
lantic championship five. This will
tions. Williams at center, and Capt
Wood, a Lynchburg product, and Han
ma at guards. These five men played
together much of the time in 1929 on
the point-a-minute team.
In reserve w. and l.. will have Nc
Lenahan, ineligible last year, and
Barasche, former freshmen, for the for
ward posts; Bailey for center; and
Capt. Burke of last years yearlings
and Cross. also a sophomore, guards.
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c., Capital City League 135-pound
champions, have been defeated and
their game is expected to prove a red
hot battle Both have been tied twice,
the NorthernS by Petworth PennNnts
and the Centennials and Palace by
Northeast ColumbiaS and Centennials.
Both Manager Ted Otte of the North
ems and Joe Perrone, Palace pilot, re-
port their elevens in good shape.
Northerns will be out to avenge an
81 defeat handed them by Palace last
Fall after the elevens had played two
tie games.
Mcclure, Wondrack and Edwards
have been secured as officials.
Seat Pleasant Field is a f1ve-minute
walk from the street car line at Chesa-
peake Junction.
Northeast Temples and Northeast
Trojans will renew neighborhood fued
when they clash. The Northeast Sec
ton is reported stirred over the con-
test and each of the young elevenS will
be hacked by host of rooterS.
Wolverines and Press Building
Cardinals both have shown worth on
the gridiron this Fall and are expected
to offer a lively tilt.
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ALEXANDRIA TEAMS
IN LAST GRID TILT
HeWett's AlI-StarS Engage
IroquoiS A. C. in Final
of Season Today.
A LEXANDRIA, Va, December
~ 14.-Douglas Hewett's All Stars,
~ composed mainly of Virginia A.
| A G. performers, and the Iroquois

A LEXANDRIA, Va, December
" 14-Douglas Hewett's All Stars,
"A composed mainly of Virginia A.
4 A G. performers and the Iroquois
A. c., will play the last local
foot ball game of the year here tomor-
row afternoon when they clash at 2:30
on Hayden Field.
Scholastic basket ball will get under
way here next week with Episcopal
High playing Eastern High of Washing
ton Friday afternoon in the Episcopal
gymnasium at $3.50 and Alexandria
High playing Western in Westerns
gymnasium at Washington on Tuesday.
George Mason High School of Po-
tomac, the only school in this vicinity
that will wait until after the Christmas
holidays to open its season, will con-
tinue to drill under Coach j. F. Wilson
in hopes of finding a strong combina-
ton.
Wilson has no regular member of last
years varsity team left this Winter and
must devote all the time he can to find
ing combination of men good enough
to stand up against the strong oppose
ton George Mason has booked.
George Mason, incidentally, will be
an Alexandria school when it gets un-
Ger way, this city acquiring four square
miles OF territory from Arlington Coun-
ty, including the town of Potomac.
where George Mason is located, on jan
uary /.
A series of games will be arranged be-
tween Alexandria and George Mason
for the city title later in the campaign
Del Ray basket ball performers are
seeking a game for Wednesday night
in Armory Hall. Manager Ted Cole
may be reached by telephone at Alex
andria 726. The Del Ray five plays
senior and unlimited ball.
Babe" Clarke George Mason High
basket ball player last season, will per-
form with Lester McMenamin'S william
and Mary Collegians when they play
the ST. Mary's Celtics here on Deem
Der 80. McMenamin, a former Alexan-
dria High tosser, has picked team of
William and Mary students to play hol-
lday basket ball in this vicinity. Clarke
Is freshman at William and Mary.
Manager Robert Mcdonald, the Gel
tics court manager, is after games with
the leading unlimited teams of Wash
ington, Maryland and Virginia. He
may be telephoned at Alexandria SIG.
branch 4, between 8 am. and pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-15
ST. JOHNS LACROSSEMEN
MAY PLAY BRlTONS HERE

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December IA
st. Johns College of this CITY, whose
lacrosse team last year achieved the best
record of any collegiate twelve, has been
invited to meet the Oxford Cambridge
stickmen who will tour this country
in the Spring
In view of the standing of the local
twelve, it has been suggested that the
game be played in Washington, the
oxford Cambridge team inaugurating
their tour of this country in the Ma
tional Capital.
The first game of the visitors sched-
ule now is with the Midshipmen, to
be played at the Naval Academy on
April S, but it is possible that the game
with the local collegians will be played
prior to that.
st. Johns has joined the Intercol-
legiate Lacrosse Association.
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BASKET BALL CARD
FOR SCHOOL TEAMS
TOMORROW.


Business VS. Catholic University
Freshmen at Brookland preliminary to
the G. U. Varsity-High Point game).
Business VS.. Woodward at Business
(afternoon).
Eastern VS. Alexandria High at Alex
andria.
Landon VS.. Faculty at Epiphany
Church gym.
TUESDAY.
Emerson VS.. Business at Business.
Alexandria High VS.. Western at
Western.
Potomac Boat Club VS.. Eastern at
Eastern.
Central VS.. Silver Spring High at
Central tafternoon).
Central VS.. George Washington
Freshmen preliminary to G. w. Var
ty-Shenandoah game).
Y. M. c. A. College VS.. Ben Frank
lin at Langley Junior High gym.
Oakton (VaD High vs.. Hyattsville
High at Hyattsrffe.
WEDNESDAY.
Central VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen at Brookland preliminary to
the c. U. Varsity Maryland State Nor
NAL game).
Business VS.. George Washington
Freshmen at George Washington.
THURSDAY.
Emerson VS.. Central at Central.
Business VS.. Woodward at Woodward
Western VS.. Rockville High at Rock
vile.
FRIDAY.
Emerson VS.. Western at Western.
HyattSville High VS.. Tech at Tech.
Episcopal VS.. Eastern at Eastern
(pratice game).
Landon VS.. Georgetown Prep at Gar
ret Park.
Central VS.. Gettysburg High al
Gettysburg.
Strayer VS.. Baltimore Strayer al
Baltimore.
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c. u, C. ". CUNTS
TO MAKE DEBUTS
Cardinals to Play Tomorrow
Night-CoIoniaIs Show
Wares Tuesday.

~ ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY will
make its basket ball debut for
the 1929-30 campaign by meet
~ ing High Point College in the
big Brookland gymnasium to-
morrow night. The Cardinals will be
the fifth of the local collegiate contin-
gent to swing into action, as George
town, Maryland, American U. and Gall
laudet already have pried off the lid.
All six of the local colleges will have
shown their wares within the next few
days, as George Washington, the last
to uncover" its talent, is due to enter
tain Shenandoah College on the H
street floor Tuesday night.
In all five games will be played this
week and will wind up the pre-holiday
ard holiday activities with the excep-
ton of a trip North that will be taken
by the Georgetown baSketerS and one
game here at Gallaudet. The Hoyas
will figure in three battles before going
into the Yale annual tournament at
New Haven. which begins on December
81 and runs three days.
Games carded this week are as fol-
lows:
Monday-High Point College at
Catholic University.
Shenandoah College at
George Washington.
ednesday-Maryland State Nor
NAL School at Catholic University,
Friday-Arnold College at Gallau-
Diet; Baltimore University at George
Washington.
Contests booked during the holi-
days are:
December 27-Georgetown VS..
knights of Columbus at Brooklyn.
December % - Georgetown VS..
Crescent A. C. at Brooklyn; Y Col
lege at Gallaudet.
December 30 Georgetown VS..
Manhattan College at New York
December 31-January l and q
Georgetown in Yale tournament at
New Haven.
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TN HIRTY-ONE teams competing in
six classes comprise the roster
of the Boys Club Basket Ball
i League, play in which will open
tomorrow night in the club gym
at 23o c street.
Play will be in the IS, 100, lis, 1870,
las pound and unlimited classes. There
will be competition every week night.
One game each in the lis, 100 and
unlimited loops is listed tomorrow night.
Following are the team rosters and
the schedule for the first weeks play:
85-POUND CLASS.
Abeis. b whiting W Jarboe M. Abes, L.
Jacobs, E. Thomson, A. Heemer' F. Copely'
nMoRaTssz7]Ri G. o E;sl j. w RsYisY B
murphy. H: Piss Si,;, Joe M Mad Edward
Smith, H. Maxwell, J. Anderson, E. Farrell
land nd G. Gaiisgher, F silyeTstein: " vii
I0o-PoUND CLASS.
Optimists-V Ceccarelli A. Lepre. w. Yer
million. V. Peruzzi, b. Chipouras, L. Brady
Neishbor69od House,. Gates Gates; L. Price,
Curtin. R. Flavin r Farrell, A. McHugh
spsrt fans sacks, M. silyerman. H. Up
right. VI. Raw. w Martin. A. Scheneimon
II Hofbere B. Jafe. r. Lawerson
Nye House-R. Schoolcr. H. GOLDBERG l.
Sherman, p. Miller. N. Leayitt D. Bibbon
r. EdloWitz.
1Ij-POUND CLASS.
Arcadians-C. Curtin, A. Baker, l.. Levin
K Conner, p. Harris. L. Carney, V. Johnson
j Iugalls c. Gardner.
Sprengler Post--C. Lausch. j. Warren,
ACNally, Z. Hurley. M. Warren, b. Fitz
patrick F.. Sullivan, T. Walker, F. Schafel
and w Schenermon
Southwest Boys Clubs. Nowakowitz, F
FitzgeraId J. Pesteridge, w. Buckholtz j
Hartnett. w. Pell, T. Hetfelhnger and L
Tstes-T. Downs, E. Hawkins. L. Corridor
j. Mansuy, T. Bradley, p. Kraft.
AZtecs-L. Askn, j. Harrison, Il. Seidmon
r. Walker M, Koonin. "A. Perry. w. Ward
G. Joray J. Mandes and A. Perrone.
I3O-POUND CLASS.
Meridians--T Terrill, J. Bush, " Scafde
w Beahm, P. Joray. w. Jarvis, L. Johnson
c. Jarvis, T. Neri and J. kreig. -.
Samosets--K. Wood, G. Barker ". Frat
L. Carroll, Darnell, E. Langley. S. Smith
e LinthicuI. j. Thompson and a. smith. :,
Coed Shepherd A. CD Magruder, W
DonahUe. l.. Smith. w Picken, w. Court
Arcadians-J. Moray, w. Burke. l.. John
son, r. King. w, Holland, H. Warder, G
Sg.ift and o. Upton.
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BASKET BALL TWIN BILL
Is SCHEDULED IN LAUREL

LAUREL, Md, December ID
Headquarters Company, Nation
Guard. basketers of this place will
entertain Stewart Brothers Photog-
raphers of Washington on the armorv
floor here tomorrow afternoon in the
first game of a double-headcr, start
ing at 2:30 o'clock. Cardinal A. C, of
Baltimore probably will meet Dixie
Pig A. G. of Bladensburg in the oSher
game.
Four Tri-County League games are
listed on the armory court here this
week, two each Tuesday and FRIDAY
nights.
Tuesday-Berwyn A. C. VS.. Ellicott
City Hoplights, Brentwood Hawks VS..
JeSSup A c.
Friday-Ellicott City Hoplights vs..
Headquarters Co, Berwyn A. c. vs.,
Laurel Independents.
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LINvlLLE-EDOM FIVE
WINS VIRGINIA TITLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. December
14.-Linville- Edom High School boys,
Rockingham County basket ball cham
pions. won the class c State title of
the Virginia high schools in defeating
F'loris High School team of Fairfax
County, Is to 10, in the final tourna-
ment game played this afternoon at the
University Of Virginia
Capt. Isaac Davis of Linville-Ed
Gagged a long shot in the last minute of
play to break 13-to-13 tie. This Rock
ingham quint also defeated Floris in
1927 to win the title Last year Lin
-Edom was not in the tournament
and Floris won the championship.
The final game this afternoon was
the result of a play-off between nine
winners of district championships.
These we're left last week after elimina-
ton contests among championship
teams from IS of Virginia's 100 coun-
ties.
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encounter between the Cardinal Varsity
and Maryland State Normal School of
Baltimore. and the latter against the
George Washington Freshmen in the
Colonial gym.
Central and Emerson probably will
put on lively battle Thursday in the
Central gym.
Business and Woodward, who will
have it out on the latter's floor at the
y. M. G. A, and Western and Rock
vile High, which will meet at Rock
vile, also will clash Thursday.
In the brightest game here Friday,
Emerson and Western will try conclu-
sionS in the Western gym.
1t is not expected that Hyattsville
High, which already has been soundly
drubbed by Business and Western, will
offer Tech appreciate opposition.
In other games hereabout, Episcopal
is to meet Eastern in a practice game
in the Eastern gym and Landon and
Georgetown Prep will mix it at Garrett
Park.
Central likely will find Gettysburg
Highs quint, to be met in the Pennsyl-
Vania town, a worthy foe
Strayers five is to travel to Baltimore
to engage the Strayer College quint of
that city in a game which will mark
the renewal of an old rivalry.
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T0DAYS INDEPENDENT
FOOT BALL SCHEDULE

St. Mary's Celtics VS.. Apaches, at
Griffith Stadium, Q o'clock.
Mohawks VS.. Irvingtons, at Balti-
more, Md, 2 o'clock.
Northern Props VS.. Palace A. c., at
Seat Pleasant, Md, field. $50 o'clock
Northeast Temples VS.. Northeast Tro-
jams, at Monument Field No. /, IL am.
Wolverines VS.. Press Cards, at Po-
tomac Park No. Field, $50 O'Clock.
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While ApacheS and CelticS are
playing here, MohaWkS will be en-
gaging the crack Irvington eleven
at Baltimore.
Three more attractive games
also are scheduled hereabout to-
day.
They will bring together Northern
Props and Palace A. C. at Seat Pleas
ant, Md, at 2;30 o'clock in game billed
for the city 135-pound championship;
Northeast Temples and Northeast
TrojanS are to face at IL am. on Monu-
ment field No. and Wolverines and
National Press Building Cardinals are
to face at 2:30 O'Clock on Potomac Park
field No. 3 in another game, bringing
together sturdy elevenS.
Despite that they will be without the
services of Dick Allen, clever quarter
back, the Celtics will enter the battle
with the Mohawks today optimistic as
to the outcome.
AS the result Of Aliens absence the
Celtic backtield will be shaken up. Bill
Thomas, whose dropkick from difficult
angle gave his team victory over the
MohaWkS last Sunday, Is slated to start
at quarterback, with Johnny Groves for
mer University of Maryland and Guam
tico Marine grid luminary, and Johnny
Harris at the halves and Coach RUDE
Hayman at fullback.
Celtic rooters will leave Baggetts field
at Alexandria at l o'clock in chartered
buses for Griffith Stadium.
Joe Sweeney, Johnny Delabre, George
McCabe and Reds Mccain are the big
shots of the Apache ofTense, which is
potent both along the ground and in
the air. Apache hackers have been
cheered by the fact that Tom Farrell,
regular end, who has been out of the
game couple of weeks because of a
hip injury, will again be on the Job.
With Farrell in the game Apaches will
present the same eleven as humbled the
Mohawks in the city title battle two
weeks ago.
The probable line-ups
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Independent Basketers Busy
On Courts Here During Week

quint to represent W. B. Hibbs & Co.
has been announced.
Leading members of the team are
May, Rod and Portner, who formerly
showed their worth in the Bankers
League, and Farrell, Titus and Fisher,
the last two mentioned being erstwhile
high school stalwarts.
Joe Morrison is managing the Hibbs
five and is booking games with teams
of Washington and nearby sections at
Atlantic 1929 after pm.
Rockville Athletic Club unlimited
basketers, are seeking a game for We'd
nesday night at Rockville. Call Man.
ager Mcdonald at Rockville 139-R.
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TECH PLAYS FIRST GAME
AT EVANSVILLE FRIDAY
Defending Champions in Public High Circle Are
Not Expected to Find Much Opposition in
Nearby Town-Other Teams Active.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR

VUST good is this Tech team?
follow scholastic athletic activities
get line how strong team Mckinley the defending cham
- will basket ball
have had chance all the other four public qnts
in action
they get peep the edition Friday
baSkerS formally their
ter n
getting its preparation gradually
the courts getting ready for the series
will in five Central four
will play day Yes If hard work put
Blue White certainly will be
that condition when the title set starts.
also will huStng carded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-15
REMSENS EASILY BEAT
PRESS CARDINAL OUINT

Remsens took the measure of Ma
tional Press Building Cardinals, % to
IT, in basket ball game last night in
the Takoma Park Fire Department gym
Bennett and A Turner were high
scorers for the winners.