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BATTLES Of LOCAL
CUNTS HEAD CARD
Catholic IT,, which Will Have
Busy Week, Meets G. w.
and A. u. Tossers.

~ TX basket ball games, two boxing
matches. a swimming meet and q
track meet are listed for collegiate
~ athletes OF the District area this
week. Maryland and Gallaudet
alone are TO be idle.
Catholic University athletes are to be
the most active. They are to figure in
six events--three basket ball games, both
of the boxing matches carded and in
the lone swimming engagement on the
books.
Georgetown is to show in only one
basket ball game that with ST. Johns
If Annapolis here Wednssday-and In the
indoor intercollegiate championships
next Saturday. The Hoyas will make q
determined effort to win the crown in
that event.
Two basket ball games of much local
interest are those between Catholic
University and George washington
Tuesday in the q. w. gym and Catholic
University and American. University
Friday at American University.
George Washington will be seeking re-
venge on Catholic University for the 81
is defeat handed it by the Cardinals
last wednesday night at Brookland. 1t
will be the last game of the season for
the Coloniais
American University will be out TO
even scores with Catholic University
Friday. The Cardinals surprised by
vanquishing the Methodists, % to IS,
recently at BrooIland. A. U. is the only
team in addition to George Washington
that Catholic University has beaten this
season.
Catholic University boxers are to meet
Bucknell Wednesday at Bucknell and
will entertain Western Maryland Satur-
day at Brookland Western Maryland
battlers defeated Georgetown, to 8,
here January 2S.
TUESDAY.
Basket balI--Catholic University at
George Washington; American Uni
yersity at st. Johns Of Annapolis.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket ball--St. Johns of Annapo.
lis at Georgetown; Blue Ridge Coll
fege at Catholic University.
Boxing--Catholic University at
Bucknell.
FRIDAY.
Basket ball--Cathoiic University at
American University; Gallaudet at
Shepherd's College. Shepherdstown.
w. Va.
SATURDAY.
Boxing - Western Maryland q
Catholic University.
Swimming-Duke at Catholic Uni
versity.
Track--Georgctown in intercoi-
+. legiates.
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GALLAUOET SEXTET
WINS IN THRILLER
Scores, "a, in Overtime,
Overcoming Big Lead of
Western Maryland.

~ VERCOMTNG a discouraging
handicap in the second half of
Il extra-session game, Galiaudet
~ coed basketers first tied and
then noSed out the Western
Maryland tossers by SO to "a count at
Kendall Green floor.
The victory was due to an extraordi-
nary burst Of speed on the winners part
after slow start and to the fact that
Western Maryland ran In its string
players as the last session opened.
Western Maryland. outreaching and
out-playing Gallaudet at center, rushed
the ball down repeatedly in the OPEN
ing half for scores gaining Is to
lead by the quarter and % to 0
advantage by half time.
Second line passers slowed things up
for the Westminster six while more
aggressive tactics specded the action of
the locals. Gallaudet rolled up points
to their opponents In the third quar-
ter, and in the last 8 minutes forged
ahead 27-25, before the visiting regulars
could be rushed into the game. Things
evened up once more with the return
oil Dorothy johnson, rangy center Of the
visiting team, who earned. practically
every tip-off. But Gaiiaudet was on q
rampage and held on gamely. The
whistle blew with the score standing
81 to 80 In their favor and foul still
to be tossed by the visiting cagers Attic
Brady made good on one OF the two
shots given her, tieing the count
It was decided upon conference of the
team captains. to play an extra 5-min-
ute period, during which time Western
Maryland Gagged one from the field and
one single pointer while Marie Coretti
and Rae Martina each registered one
extra basket for Gallaudet giving their
team the decision.
Miss MARITIME was like a streak oil
lightning In the final session, and Miss
Coretti worked with her with clock like
smoothness. 1t was enc of the naatest
exhibitions of basket ball seen around
washington In many seasons.
Two former Central High School girls
played on the Western Maryland squad
Charlotte Wheeler who gave a good ac-
count Of herself In the backfield and
Dorothy johnson whose work proved
effective at center.
\ Score:
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PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK
F0RsSCHOLASTlC CUNTS

AN MONDAY.
HyattsviIle High vs. Tech at Tech.
TUESDAY.
Gonzaga VS.. Western at Western.
Central US. Penn Freshmen ut Phila-
WEDNESDAY.
Strayer's VS.. st. Johns at st. Johns.
Gainesville High vs.. HyattsyiIte High
.. Gainesville.
CentralFys. Episcopal at Alexandria.
THURSDAY.
LOyola W. Georgetown Prep at Gar
ret Park, Md.
FRIDAY.
> Gonzaga VI. Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park, Md. III
SATURDAY.
Central vs.. Princeton freshmen.
away.
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TOTALS ..lo II 10 AotaAs 1880 -
Mr. Pippen GMaryiand>.
Defeating Temple, As to O.. and taking
first place In every event, the Navy
gymrlasts approached the form which
has made them intercollegiate cham
pions In most Of the recent seasons.
Outstanding performers were Hughes,
horizontal bar: Capt Adamson. side
horse. and Palmer, tumbler.
The Navy fencers won decisive VIC
tory, Ia TO 8, over the crack swordsmen
of the New York Athletic Club here this
afternoon. With the foil and epee
(dueling, sword) the Midshipmen won
by big margin, 8 to 4 and to /. over
coming the Stool victory OF the New
Workers with saber.
Navy swimmers came through victors
In q three -cornered contest with total
score OF 80 points Georgia Tech was
second with 81 and Pittsburgh trailed
with IT. The Middies registered firsts
in four out of the six regular events.
Though the Navy boxers kept their
record of 10 years clear tonight by de-
feating Western Maryland, 5 bouts to
O. they were given close fight in every
event. Four of their bouts were won
after an extra round had been ordered.
Capt. Ricketts, of the Navy also won
over Ekait.s. Athe visitors star by this
route, as did Swan over Klepas, in the
I75-pound class, and Chapple over
Downer. in the unlimited weight.
Summaries:
.ia pounds4~Reed western Marylandl
defeated Carmick In three rounds. Jadses'
is poands--F Fitzgerald navy, defeated
" snsee o GpoS ssssn Marsiand
defeated Foley in three rounds, judge de-
i ias pounds navy defeated. Norris,
,ooF capssia asSs
feated Ekattis in four rounds. Judses de-
s1 W. 'pounds-swaa Navy defeated Klepns
~ u Min %eisStmchappls Navy, defeat.
wesr b 'o ps1is GUSnlysrsiss d Penn
syivaniaI Judees-~Mr. Gfasier Pennssl.
yania statee and Mr.. Levy tuniyersits of
Navy Rifiemen were victors In an
indoor match over Virginia Poly. 1855
to 1857. Midshipman A. H. Hood was
high gun, with a score of 2S6 out OF
possible 500.
Taking every bout, Navy Plebe wrest-
lers won this afternoon from Franklin
and Marshall Academy, n to 0.
Princeton Freshmen won, 0 to Q, In
a three weapon fencing match against
the PlGbes,
The Plehe Natators easily defeated
Franklin and Marshall Academy In
swimming and water polo, winning the
former AZ to IA and the latter IS to 8.
Dickinson Academy overwhelmed the
Plebes In gymnastic match, 80 to IL.
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ALEXANDRIA CARDINALS
MAKE BASE BALL PLANS

ALEXANDRIA. Va, February a.
At meeting Of the Cardinal Athletic
base ball team, said to be the oldest in
dependent nine In America. held at the
homo of Sylvester A. Breen. president.
1922 King street, plans for the 1e2e
diamond season we're discussed.
President Breen appointed Frank
tCoddles) Owens captain of the team.
Joseph E. Owens, who has been q menu
Der of the club since its organization
in 1907. win continue as secretary and
treasurer.
Another meeting will be held at the
home Of President Breen March IL AZ
Q pm.
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ALL-PREP LEAGUE
FIVE IS SELECTED
Dewitt, Gonzaga Each Given
Two Basketers, Other
to st. Johns.

~oAcHES of the three quin,
making UP the Prep School
Basket Ball League, which re-
~ Gently closed its season, have
picked by ballot an ail-star
combination. The teams and their
coaches were; Gonzaga, Orrel Mitchell;
st. Johns, lube Sullivan, and Dewitt,
Jack Daily.
Despite that It comprised only three
teams the league In its first season
aroused deal OF interest, and several
OF the games, all of which were played
in the Boys Club gym, drew large
crowds.
Gonzaga was an easy winner, cap
turing all four of its matches. st. Johns
and Dewitt each won one. game and
lest three. Because Of eligibility rules
Dewitt was handicapped. being unable
to use Vincent, Depro and Galotta
Two GOnzaga, two Dewitt and one
81. Johns player have been voted
places on the ali-star quint.
The choices follow:
Gleason. Dewitt. left forward.
Pyne, Gunzaga, right forward.
Schlagie, st. Johns, center.
Clark. Dewitt. left guard.
Bussink, Coinage. right guard.
Honorable mention: Forwards, Nc
Vean, Gonzaga: Gallagher. st. johns:
Augusterfer, st. Johns: center, A. Far
rell, 0onzaga, and guards, Hudson, st.
Jch.is and j. Farrell, Gonzaga.
Final team standing:
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BAND TOSSERS NEAR
FORT MYER HONORS

Fort Myer Band quint will meet Bat
terry G Tuesday in Fort Myer Post
Basket Ball League game, and the for
rler by winning can just about clinch
the loop nag.
The band outfit has won seven
games In as many starts and Battery
G, which has won the league crown for
the last three seasons, stands second
with six victories against one defeat.
A victory for Battery G will create a
triple tie among the Band. Battery C
and Troop fives.
The weeks schedule:
Tomorrow, Headquarters Battery VS.. Bat
terry B; Tuesday. Band vs. Battery G; We'd
neSday, Hearquarters Troop VS.. Troop e.;
Thursday, Battery b VS.. Machine Gun 4 oop
and Friday, Headquarters Battery VS.. Bat
terry C.
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EASTERN HIGH GRIDDERS
TO HOLD SPRING WORK

Spring foot ball practice Is scheduled
to begin tomorrow afternoon at East
ern High.
Capt Tom Nally, Jimmy Montague,
Everett Oxley and Ben Mccullough are
seasoned performers upon whom the
Light Blue and White will be counting
heavily next Fall
Billy Wood, Eaton Chalkley, Frank
Holland and Max Miller are sturdy
players who viii be missing
A large squad is expected to report
tomorrow. A rather definite line on
eEastern's material Is expected to be
gained from the Spring training.
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plastic and Collegiate Teams to Take Part Is Euen This Week
Skinker Eagles to Face Quint
Made Up Of Former Collegians

~ ORMER college court stars COM
l. promise the Brooklyn Knights
of Columbus Quint which is to
A meet Skinner Brothers Eagles
In Congress Heights gym this
afternoon.
Tom Feeney, captain of the invaders.
was captain of st. Johns College cagers
OF Brooklyn last year. Johnny Carne,
Edgar Moran, Squire Mcdonald and
Leo Milde, other regulars with the in
vading Casey Ave. performed with St.
Francis College for several years. Pete
Tremen, Joe McGreal and Joe Hunt,
subs, are also former st. Francis play
ers. and Ed Callahan and Jimmy Ma
her, other reserve players. are former
St. Augustine Academy stars. Tom
Barry, st. James triangle star, and
prominent figure In Gotham basket ball
circles, coaches the team.
The visitors have defeated Baltimore
X. of c., Newark A. G. and St. Francis
College and dropped decision to
Georgetown University by three points.
Baltimore Casey cegers gained revenge
for q previous defeat meted out by the
Brooklyn five Friday night at Baltimore
by taking close decision.
Joe Sweeney, Ralph Bonnie and Jack
Faber, the Eagle scoring aces, expect to
give the visitors stiff battle.
Brooke Grub has another bargain
day program slated for Silver Spring
Arlnory this afternoon, featuring q
second clash between Jewish Community
Center and Silver Spring Service Go.
quints. The latter gained a 3i-to-30
verdict over the Jewish I'VE two weeks
ago to break O long string OF wins
anassed by the Center aggregation.
Woodside A. c. will meet an unnamed
foe at 80 o'clock. Stewart Brothers
quint viii oppose ST. Martins Cards
at 2:30 o'clock, with the feature fray
booked to start at 3:45 O'Clock. and
PASSAGES carded to play an unsolicited
opponent in the nightcap attraction.
Five games in Community Center
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Cut-Back Ofense
of Penn.P rinccton
BY SOL METzGER.

Although much the same in prin-
ciple the difference between the
Princeton cut-back system of basket
ball offense and that OF Penn.
shown yesterday, Is that the first
player to break and turn back does
SO at side of the court, instead OF
near the foul line, as McNichol has
his Red and Blue players do.
THIS when Princeton brings four
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MOUNT VERNON FIVE
NEEDS ANOTHER WIN

Mount Vernon NJ. Il. Quint needs only
one more victory to clinch the nag In the
Sunday School Basket BAH League fol-
lowing its l4-3 win last night over
United Brethren at the Y. NJ. C. A. The
leaders have two more games to play.
In other league games last night Pet
worth NJ. Z. drubbed Trinity M. e., is
to 8, and ST. PaulS Lutheran over
whclnied Haniline M. T., 80 to 8.
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Unlimited League this week are likely
to have an important bearing on the
standing of teams. A spirited race is
on with United Typewriter Grays, I'M
defeated to date, and Mount Vernons
battling for the lead
Games are scheduled as follows
Tuesday, Pontiacs VS. United Typewriter
Grays, East Washington gym, o'clock
Wednesday. Mount Vernon VS.. United
Typewriter Grays, Central High, 8
O'Clock; Thursday, Trinity VS.. Woltz,
East Washington, 8 o'clock. and
Potomac Boat Club VS.. Tremonts,
Central High, o'clock; Friday, Pet
worth Nets VS.. Pontiacs,, Mcfarland
Junior High, 8 O'Clock.
Team Standing.
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TEAM STANDINGS.
LEADING SCORERS.
MARYLAND, C. U. MINES
ON v. M. LIS SCHEDULE

LEXINGTON, Va, February 23.--Two
base ball games with University of
Maryland and one with Catholic UNI
versity, and dual track meet with
the Old Liners appear on the Virginia
Military Institute Varsity Spring sched-
ules announced by Maj. Bla1dy Clark
son, director of athletics.
A total of 18 base ball games and
seven track meets are listed.
The schedules.
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A game for today with a ll5-pound
foe is sought by Gonzaga Props Call
Ray Handy at Lincoln 2407 for ar
rangements.
Local teams Of l45-pound class are
challenged by McDonough 20 Club
.ossers OF Baltimore. Nolan Roher, 5000
Jonquil avenue. Baltimore. will book
local foe for next Saturday.
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NAVY CUNT WINS
!. FINAL OF SEASON
Beats Harvard by SO to 40.
Middies Also Score in
Other Pastimes.
NNAPoLIs, ND, February "a

A NNAPOLTS, Md, February o.
n In fast game of basket ball,
IL with which the Navy ended It's
4 \ season, the Midshiprnen won
from Harvard here this after
neon, 43 to 40. The Navy led by % to
II at half time.
Harvard took small lead at the
start but Colestock led in a Navy at
tack which put the Tars well In the
van. ,
Harvard fought an uphill battle in
the second half with some success but
was not able to pass the Navy team
at any time.
Eight minutes before the end, how
ever, Mahady scored three times from
the floor and Burns another, knottmg
the score at 35-all.
Field goals by Bernet and Ferrin put
the Navy in the lead again.
Coiestock, Nays center. was the out
standing player of the game. scoring 20
points.
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VIRGINIA FRESHMEN
WIN OVER EPISCOPAL

ALEXANDRIA. Va. February 49,
University of virginia Freshmen de-
feated Episcopal High, "a to %, at
basket ball here this afternoon.
With Mayo. forward, who scored 10
points, heading their drive on the bas-
ket, the Cavalier youngsters led all the
way. At the half, virginia's edge was
Is to 10.
GUM, center, with points, was high
scorer for EpiEnoral
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SKINNER EAGLES BEATEN.

CUMBERLAND. Nd; February a.
Skinker Eagles of Washington fell be-
fore Knights of Columbus basketers
here last night In 4 25-i5 match. It
was sweet victory for the X. O. team,
which was beatsn by the Eagles recent
ly In Washington.
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SIX GAMES LISTED
FOR SCHOOL F|vES
Central to Play Penn Frosh
I in Leading Contest of
Final Clashes.

"A r TIE basket bali games are listed
for scholastic teams of the
NJ Capital group. this week. It
4 will be the last week of the
campaign during which the
Sclaoolboy passers will see much action,
Thereafter only several scattering
games are listed before the season ends.
AS the floor campaign vance prepa-
rations for the base ball eoason are be-
coming more manifest among the scho-
lastics.
Central viii figure in the two most
attractive encounters of the week The
I Blue and White will engage University
OF Pennsylvania freshmen Tuesday in
Philadelphia, and Saturday win engage
Princeton freshmen at Princeton.
Whether any Washington teams will
participate in the Pennsylvania tour
nament which starts Saturday is still
undecided.
HyattsyiIle High viii engage Tech in
the Tech gym tomorrow afternoon in
: the. only game listed for the day.
/, In addition TO The Central-Penn
freshmen match, Western will engage
Gonzaga In the Western gym tonor-
rev..
st. Johns win play host to Strayers
Wednesday. HyattSville High viii en-
terrain Gainesville, Md. High at Hyatts-
vile. and Central viii face Episcopal at
Alexandria.
In the lone match Thursday George
town Prep and Loyola High OF Balti-
more will clash at Garrett Park, Md.
Gonzaga will face Georgetown Prep
at Garrett Park, Md, on Friday.
Centrars game with Princeton Fresh
men Saturday is the only encounter
listed for that day.
Centrars prospective pitchers and
ucatchers already are at work under di-
rection of Coach Seruch T. Kiinble.
Sanford Ross is the only seasoned
pitcher on the Blue and White squad.
George Mehler, foot ball star, is striving
to gain mound berth. Stan and Mil
with are leading aSpirants for catcher.
Coach Dan Ahern will look over his
western battery candidates for the first
time tomorrow in the school gym.
Ahern's big Job will be to find catcher
Go replace Bob Wilson. former all
around Western athletic star, now at
the University Of Maryland.
Techs prospective pitchers and catch
ers probably will bsgin tossing the ball
around the latter part of the week, ac-
cording to plans of Coach Malcolm Ed
wards. Ensor and Speigel, pitchers.
SorreH. catcher. are veteran battery
performers at hand. Young, q clever
pitcher, has been lost.
Business and Eastern likely will not
begin serious work for couple of
weeks.
Business he's lost Max Schwartz and
Bernie Phil. Us, sturdy pitchers. but
jake Lewis, clever catcher, is available
Eastern has lost Oehmann, Reeves
and Faber, moundsmen, but Coach
Charlie Gunyon hopes to develop
creditable mound corps from among
Curtin, Hanna, Chester Miles and Clark.
Bob Snyder, stellar little catcher, is
being counted on heavily.
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ouantico tasl
SHERWOOD A. C. PLANS
TO JOIN DIAMOND LOOP

Isherwood A. c. base ball team plans
to enter the unlimited division of Capt.
tai City League the coming season. The
team win hold It's annual minstrel show
to raise funds for the campaign at I'm
maculate. Conception Hall April l.
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NORTHWESTERN GEES LEWIS.

CHICAGO. February % CP.--Law-
renee Lewis, former quarterback on the
Stanford University foot ball team. has
been named head backfeld coach at
Northwestern Lewis who will devote
his entire time to foot bali, replaces
Herb Steser.
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MARINE BASkETERS WIN
OVER FORT MYER, 1913

QUANTICO, Va, February a.
Basketers of the Marine Corps post
scored over the quint OF Fort Myer In
q hard-fought game here today, % to
%. Cover, Marine forward, with Z
points, was leading scorer Of the match.
The score:
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Tivoll Whiriwinds must defeat East
ern Props when these two teams close
the Senior Community Center League,
scheduled Tuesday night at East Wash
ington gym, in order TO clinch the flag.
A loss for the Whirlwinds would shove
the Stanley A. C.. five into a tie for the
title berth. Should a deadlock ensus,
play-off series will be necessary.
Taar. QlauAtu~
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Women IN Sport : ss: 9

The interciass meet probably will be
held the second week in April. It viii
be followed by some varsity COMPETE
ton.
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GETS INDOOR NET EVENT.

CINCINNATI, February % CPl.-The
ninth annual Western indoor tennis
tournament will be played at the Gin
cinnati Net Club March 10 to II.
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GALAUDET SCORES
HAND|Ly, 80 TO 81
Ends Hcme Season by TAX.
ing Measure of st. Mary's
Celtic Tossers.
~ ALLAUDEf ended its home
basket ball season by drub-

~ ALLAUDET ended its home
basket ball season by drub-
r bing st. Marys Celtics of
~ Alexandria, SO to 81, last night
on the Kendall Green floor.
In the opening stages the visitors
gained sizeable lead against Gallar-
diets second stringers, but with the en-
trance of Coach Krug's regulars in the
game the Kendall Greeners soon over
hauled the clubmen and went on to
pile up 30-l3 edge at the half.
Drapiewski Cosgrove and Dyer were
leaders of Gallaudets offense, gather
ing, respectively, II, l6 and IL points.
Mcdonald was the ace of the invading
team. He led his team on attack with
II points and played stellar defensive
game.
Cosgrove's goal from scrirnmage sig
nali2ed the Gallaudet scoring spree that
started when the regulars took up the
burden Incidentally, Cosgrove's is
points materially aided him in his fight
to retain leadership among scorers of
the District collegiate group
Gailaudet viii end its schedule next
Friday against Shepherd College at
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
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Totals .1e IA so Totals LIB 81
Referee-Mr. Joe Mitchell ID. c. Approved
Boardl.
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CUBS RELEASE CATCHER.

CHICAGO, February % H).-Dennis
J. Murphy. third string Cub catcher,
has been released to the Reading, Pa,
club Of the International. League.
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kUt"1SF '''''
District of Columbia
HanIina fal

Totals .....i5 8 50 Totals .....2 . 6
Iseierse--Mr. Joynes District Of Columbia
Approved Board.
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Totals ..,,1s &s4 Totals ....,n / %
Referee-Mr. Edmund tOhio).
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HyattsyiIle High viii engage Tech in
the Tech gym tomorrow afternoon in
the. only game listed for the day.
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BASE BALL.
March 27--Catholic University.
April Cornell.
April 4 and ISOLATE.
April 6--VirRinia at Charlottesville.
April IL and t5--Davidson.
April i6-North Carolina.
April 1e-North Carolina state at Raleigh.
April 2o-North Carolina at Chapel HILL
April 23-Wikiam and Mary. 80
April 27--Virginia
May North Carolina State.
May 4--V. p. I. at Elacksburg.
May R-Maryland.
May fl--V p. T.
May i4-Qnantico Marines at Quantico.
May 15-Maryland at College Park.
TRACK.
March 3o-Maryland.
April 6-Virginia.
April l3-North Carolina State at Raleigh.
April goa William and Mary at Williams
April 27-Davfdson.
May Lconference State meet at Char
Ray fi-Y. r. I. At E.acksburs.
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Totals 49,. ls ii - Totals .,..ia IL %
Referee--Mr. Day 1ndiana). Umpire
Mr. Pippen tMaryiand).
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st. johns viii play host to Strayers
Wednesday. HyattSville High viii en-
terrain Gainesville, Md High at Hyatts-
Vile. and Central will face Episcopal at
Alexandria.