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r,itted knowing these denizens of
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ing poor opinion of his judgment
in having such associates.
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pastor of the Sixth Mt. Zion Bap
fist Church, will leave next week to
conduct revival services at Mont
clair New Jersey. He attended the
Inauguration ceremonies at Wash
ingtOn Monday. He stated that more
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than had been for twenty years.
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GEAVEL HILL NOTES

At one clock Pastor W. l.. Tuck
preached the funeral of Sister Mary
Prentice, who departed this life
Wednesday, February 9th. A large
crowd was present.
At eight P. M. Rev. Edwin Char
ity preached soul stirring sermon
for the "Sleepers Club" -.
Brother Cornelius White is SICK
at St. Philips Hospital.
Rev. Charity was with us in our
prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Josephine M. Anderson,
Reporter.
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Gladys May of Shufflin' Sam Co.
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STIRRING. GAME WON
BY EPISCOPAL HIGH

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February g.
Flashing q brilliant brand of team play
and showing remarkable aptitude for
scoring in the crucial moments when
the invaders challenged, Episcopal High
School cagers defeated Staunton Mill
tary Academy, % to 81, this afternoon
In Stewart Memorial Gymnasium.
Coach Lewis .Flemings Episcopalians
gained a narrow lead In the first quar-
ter and maintained 1t until the end.
Staunton challenged many times In the
last half, but the Maroon and Black
tossers came through with goals at the
right time and kept in the van.
Male scored of Episcopal's points,
while Quin, the winners star pivot man,
sank the leather for g.. Noah was high
point scorer for Staunton with TO-
Calvin Griffith, son of Clark Griffith,
president of the Washington base ball
club, played at forward for Staunton.
Mickey" Coehrane, brother of Mickey"
Ccchrane who catches for the Philadel-
phia Athletics, did not see action In the
Staunton lineup.
Qcora.
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BECKETT GIVES LIST
OF COURT OFFICIALS

c. Edward Beckett, president of the
Approved Basket Ball Officials' Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia and
Vicinity, has announced the following
list OF officials affiliated with that or
ganization for the convenience Of anna
teur, scholastic and collegiate basket
ball coaches:
O.. Edward Beckett president 1896 G
street northwest; Columbia 772. Main $3.50.
nOrthT.ssst; Main s7l7. Wisconsin s2sa: g.
xs' esauSo sss ta Stress ces soas. ss47W
lsntic S46s, Main $3.50, Branch li9. J. r.
n ny 5s 1870 Msn ssss place Ebelas 6
mas 6ss r A. ed Zero; ss2s Porter P street
nneo5r1tnwest; Main 0o4o' Branch 80; Cleveland
y: E. Haas. vice president, 47ls Fifteenth
Seventh street southeast; Kensinston $50,
.Isss Northwest re- Ma ane s gag eaSsnd s
North 57ss-M r. &. saider: i7.s \ street
$50. Branch i; Lincoln asia VI: B. E nt-
xsse llos ss Sins street. Alexandria Val
east 80 ssaneh as Isl nS!sh
sia siss, Apartment nj" ioS.. 9. A. Metzler iioe
g. Rs ISL cstofna &c. .4sst
northwest; North 1921. J., E. Mitchell, $50
A! rsst noi ssss% Atlantic Hsstssef 60
Nash. 1925 B street southeast; Atlantic 1879.
Nam IN bssnes az North sss
Robbins, 1927 otis street northeast;, North
Jersey avenue northwest; Adams ioass,
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Brown Brown, ". NJ. l.. in three rounds. Judges
:. 1856 pounds,--More. Navy. defeated Monks,
v. n. l.. In three rounds. Judges decision.
las pOunds--Akstull. Navy. de4eated Wag-
Ter. " M; l.. by Knockout in first round.
100 pounds-sniith. Navy, defeated Shot
ten. v. NJ. l.. IN three rounds. judges de-
lis psunds--afcCrea. ". NJ. T.. defeated
Dayy, Navy, In three rounds. Judges de-
Unlimited weight Omitted;
Navy wrestIers won from the Crap
piers of Virginia Poly, IS to g.. Mid
shiprNen won S bouts, all by decision.
and the visitors won fall and de-
cision.
us pounds--Capt Ashford. Navy. defeated
Pitcher. decision. Time ADVANTAGE. min
les ponnds-Iincoln. Navy. defeated Andes,
decision. Time advantage. 3 minutes.
l35 pounds--Sharp, Navy. defeated Nard,
decision. Time advantage 8 minutes 81
las pounds--Matterson, Navy, defeated
Bailey, decision Time advantage. min
''i iee q pounds@Mahany, virginia Poly. de-
feated Morton. decision. Time advantage,
5 minutes 42 seconds
175 pounds--Hughes. Navy. defeated e.
liott. decision. Time advantage, minutes
Unlimited weisht--Dayis, Virginia Poly. de-
feated Crane by fall, using half nelson
and body hold. Time advantage, minutes
RefereeS@Mr. Kilka of Baltimore.
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Alexandria Basket Ball Teams
To Play Many Games This Week

teams will put In an active time next
week with four games set for the varsity,
one for the varsity substitutes and two
for the lightweights.
The varsity cagers will play Wood
ward School at Washington Tuesday,
Tech High of Washington here Thurs
day. McGuires University School at
Richmond, Va, Friday and st. Christie
piers school in the same city Saturday
The lightweights will appear in two
games of the 135-pound Prep School
League with Friends. School Of WASH
ington scheduled to play here Tues
day and Woodward School lightweights
booked for a contest at Washington
Friday.
Varsity substitutes and the Ajax A.
c. Of this city will play in Stewart
Memorial gymnasium Wednesday after
noon.
Old Dominion Boat Club will enter
tain its arch rival of the water, Potomac
Boat Club of Washington, here Thurs
day night at $50 O'Clock In Armory
Hall in the second of q series of three
games.
The Potomac won the first at Wash
ington recently and repetition of that
result will give the invaders the right
to meet the winner of the Philadelphia
and Baltimore series for the court
championship of the boat clubs in the
Middle Atlantic States.
Old Dominion has a game tomorrow
with Company F regulars In the State
Armory at Hyattsville, Md.
A card party will be held In Lyceum
Hall Tuesday night as benefit for the
st. Mary's Celtic Juniors basket ball
team.
st. Mary's Celtics will meet Skinker
Bros. Eagles at Washington tomorrow
afternoon in Congress Heights gyn1-
nasium at $3.50 O'Clock. A large local
delegation will go.
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e Schools on Alig Fine College Teams to Haze Busy Week
PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK
FOR SCHOLASTIC TEAMS

Monday.
Eastern VS.. Hyattsville High, basket
ball, at Hyattsville.
Tuesday.
St. Adams VS.. Leonard Hall, basket
ball, Leonardtown, Md.
Catholic u. freshmen VS.. Maryland
freshmen, basket ball, College Park. Md.
Tech Relay team in Meadowbr0ok
games at Philadelphia.
st. Johns vs.. Western, basket ball
(pending).
Wednesday.
GOnzaga vs.. Dewitt, Prep School
Basket Ball League game, Boys Club
gym. "a
Georgetown Prep VS.. LoyoIa High,
basket ball, Baltimore.
Thursday.
Dewitt vs.. Maryland freshmen, basket
ball, College Park.
Friday.
Donaldson School VS.. st. Adams,
basket bail, st. Adams gym.
Hyattsville High VS.. Georgetown Prep,
basket ball, Garrett Park.
Benjamin Franklin u. VS.. Bliss Elec-
trical, basket ball, Silver Spring Armory.
G. U. Freshmen VS.. Tech, basket ball,
Tech gym.
Eastern VS.. st. Johns, basket ball,
st. Johns gym.
Saturday.
Maryland freshmen VS.. Navy plebes,
basket bali, Annapolis, Md.
C.. U. freshmen VS.. Hartman q Co.,
basket ball. c. U. gym.
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c. j. FROSH SCORE
NOTABLE TRIUMPH
Stop Calvert Hall Five of Bal
timore That Had Won Fl
Games in Row.

Catholic University Freshman bas-
keters had to battle through the final
second of play yesterday afternoon to
break a 21-game winning streak of the
unbeaten Calvert Hall five of Baltimore.
Clemens basket in the final melee gave
the. Cardinal Yearlings 31-to-29 de-
cision.
Well matched, the two teams fought
in strenuous fashion throughout the
contest, neither gaining good margin
at any stage. This visitors opened up
their scoring tricks early insthe game,
taking the lead only to have its margin
whitfield to 10-to-9 advantage at the
quarter whistle. Bender and Sullivan
were responsible for the early squirt Of
the Marylanders.
Ed Kane replaced McAree before the
first half was well under way, and he
and Tibbetts managed to put the Brook
land Frosh in the van at half-time, Is
to IA.
Sullivan re-entered the fray for Cal
vert Hall in the second period and
caused plenty of trouble for the Fresh
man guards. Clemens, Kane and Am
brose Melted the ball to keep the Card
youngsters in front at the three-Quarter
pole, 25sto %.
Again Sullivan went on a scoring
rampage in the closing minutes, cutting
the cords twice in rapid succession to
put his team in front. % to q. Kane
then counted pair from the foul stripe,
and Clemens bagged the winning mark
ers from scrimmage.
Inability to shoot fouls cost the
invaders their opportunity to continue
their winning streak Brockmeyer and
Prucha several times missed free losses
at crucial moments.
Kane of the Cardinal quint and Sui
Ivan and Bender of the visitors were
the individual stars.
Score:
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BIG GRIDIRON BATTLE
AS BENEFIT PLANNED

CHICAGO, February 9 R).--A
post-season foot BAH game between
the Western Conference champion
and either the Big Six time holder
or leading Eastern eleven will be
proposed to Big Ten officials by the
athletic committee Of the Illinois
American Legion.
The Legion plans to stage the
game about December l at Soldiers
Field for the benefit Of the disabled
soldiers fund.
Although the Western Confer
encc is opposed to post-season'
games, Mai. John l.. Griffith, Big
Ten athletic commissioner, said to-
day the conference probably would
change its ruling for the American
Legion.
The proposal will be placed before
the conference at its next meeting
by w. C. Bechtold, State athletic
director for the Legion.
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DEWITT FIVE BEATEN
IN 24-TO-23 GAME

EMMITSBURG, Md, February g.
An early lead enabled Mount st. Mary's
Prep five to defeat Dewitt School cagers
of washington here this afternoon, "a
to %, in one Of the most exciting games
of the season.
The Mountaineer Props led at half
time, IL to 9. The visitors threatened
IN the closing stages, when with the
score standing "a to 81 against his
team, Vincent, the visiting center, cut
the cords as the final whistle sounded.
Gleason and Vincent were the Dewitt
luminaries.
Score:
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A LEXANDRIA, Va, February o.
n George Mason High Schools
"A boys and girls basket ball teams
4 4 occupy a prominent place on
the local calendar for next
week, each appearing here in three
games.
The boys team is billed to play
Manassas High School Monday night in
Lee-Jackson High School gymnasium,
Charlotte Hall Academy Wednesday
night at the Armory Hall and Fred
ericksburg High In a third district
game at Armory Hall Friday night.
George Mason girls will appear in
preliminary games against the girls
teams of the same schools. with the
exception Of Wednesday night. when
they entertain Oakton High School
girls of Fairfax County.
Alexandria High School cagers have
three games carded next week, two of
which will be played on the road, while
the most important contest listed will
be that with the Hoffman Clothiers
Saturday night at $3.50 In Arrnory
Hall. -
Swavely School will be met at Manas-
sas, Va, Tuesday, and third athletic
district series game is booked with
Washington-Lee High School at Balls
ton, Va, Friday night. Girls teams of
the two schools viii provide prelimi-
nary for the series scrap Friday night.
Hoffman Clothiers have two games
with high school teams next week,
games being set for Tuesday afternoon
with Washington-Lee High at Ballston,
va; and Alexandria High Saturday
night in Armory Hall at $3.50.
The Clothiers also have made ar
rangements. to meet Episcopal High in
scrimmage at Stewart Memorial gvm-
nasium Wednesday afternoon.
Episcopal High School basket ball
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NAVY PLEBES DOWN
CENTRAL HIGH FIVE

ANNAPOLIS. Md, February g.
Playing badly in the first half of the
game OF basket ball here today against
the Navy Plebes, Central High School
of washington was beaten, Al to %.
The yearling midshipmen got their
big margin in the first half, which
ended ~ to 6, the visitors getting
plenty of shots early in the game, but
missing repeatedly on both hard and
easy tries.
With a changed lineup, In which
Fisher, forward, and Rorlig, center,
figured largely. Central played good
game in the third quarter, in which it
had a margin, 10 to 8.
The Plebes, with Mcclure and Keyes
starring, pressed It's advantage in the
formidable proportions.
Score.
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EMERSON Defeated
BY TOME INSTITUTE

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, February o.
Emerson Institute Of Washington was
beaten by Tome Institute here today In
a stirring basket ball game, q to 26.
The score was tied at sail at the
end of the half, but Emerson led. Is to
IA, at the close of the third quarter,
and had a point lead with 3 minutes
to go.
Dunlaey won the game for Tome
with two baskets from floor, in as
many minutes. Then the victors
''froZe" the ball n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10
CAPITAL TENNIS TEAM
PLAYS IN BALTIMORE

Washington's indoor tennis team is
to meet Racquet Club netmen of Balti-
more in an Intercity Indoor League
match in 5th Regiment Armory at Bal
timore today, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Bob Considine, Dooly Mitchell, Frank
Shore Bill Buchanan and Clyde Yoe-
mans viii compose the local team.
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RED sox SIGN ROOKIE.

BOSTON, February (P).-The Bos-
ton Red Sox have announced that
Harry OBoyle of Des Moines, Iowa, has
signed contract and would be given
tryout during the Spring training sea-
SON. He Is an outfielder and has played
semi-pro ball
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MOUNT VERNON FIVE
HAS STREAK ENDED

Mount Vernon M. e. basket ball team
lost its first game in Sunday School
League last night to Fetworth M. E., 20
to IS. Heinrich and Buchanan were
the big guns in the winning attack.
In other league games played on the
Y. M. C. A. floor. Trinity M. e. tossers
downed Calvary Baptists, Is to IA, and
ST. Paurs quint trounced United Breth-
rem cagers, "a to is.
CcOrnS.
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ELDER OF N0TRE DAME
TIES 6O-YARD RECORD
S0YrTH Rem

SOUTH BEND. Ind, February Up.
Capt. Jack Elder of Notre Dame
eouaied the world indoor record for
the 60-yard dash for the seventh time
IN his college career today as he and
his mates defeated Indiana University,
AZ to 80. In a dual track meet.
Elder sprinted the distance In Q 2-S
seconds
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HOWARD QUINT VICTOR
BY FINE RALLY. 31-29

Overcoming an early lat lead gained
by Bluefield Institute baSketers, How
ard University's quint gained a well
earned 31-to-29 win over the visitors
in Howard gym last night before large
crowd. which included several visitors
from the British legation, who witnessed
their first court game. Simpson and
Beas!ey figured prominently in the
victory.
Score:
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COMPANY r BASKETERS
SCORE IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February o.
Wilbur Wright went on scoring spree
here tonight and Company F basketers
OF Hyattsville just managed to win over
st. Marys Celtics in a stirring court
engagement. Wright accounted for 20
points to aid his team in gaining a
39-to-37 win.
Score:
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MEDICO JUNIOR FIVE
WINS INITIAL START

Army Medical Center juniors won
their initial game yesterday, defeating
Takoma juniors 20 to 81. Reichhard
missed a free-throw in the last few
seconds which would have tied the
score Junior Medicos led at half
time, 1915.
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SANDS POINT BEATEN.

DEL MONTE, Calf, February q QP).
Tommy Hitchcock and his Sands
Point poloists went down to defeat on
the Del Monte field today before the
hard-riding Greentree team by 12-to-
8 margin.
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PIERCE A. C. VICTOR.

EVANSVILLE, Md. February g.
Fierce A. G. defeated Comets here to-
night In one-sided basket ball game,
81 to ID. Bailey and Burns starred for
their respective teams.
Score:
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ST. JOHNS DEFEATED.

CHESTER, Pa, February "a tor
nado of field goals turned loose by
Francis Brennan and Walt Layer in the
last half enabled Pennsylvania Military
College basketers to defeat st. Johns
College, Annapolis, Md, SO to Is.
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PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR OLD LINE NINE
ShipIey Has Nearly All of
1923 Squad-18 Games
Are Arranged.

Coach, Burton Shipley of the Uni
versity of Maryland base ball team,
who right now is having his ups-and-
downs with his basket ball quint, looks
forward to the base ball season with
some optimism. '
Shipley will have the great majority
of last seasons players on hand when
practice is called as early in March as
practicable and he will get several
players of ability from the 1928 Fresh
man aggregation.
' Many Veterans on Hand.
Men from last year who again will
be on hand are: Burt Mccain and
Wilfred Higgins, catchers; George
Phipps, Jim DeMarco; Jack Batson,
Hairy Boublitz, George Madigan and
George Burroughs, pitchers; Fred
Hetzel and Carl Hoffman, first base
Julie Radiee, second base; Walker Hale,
shortstop: Jim Wilson, third base;
Stanley Simmons, reserve infielder, and
Gordon Kessler, Frank Loschinsky and
Roy Tansil, outfielders.
Those from the Freshman team who
should prove OF help are: Harry Hess
0AAA 4ACAhy 4NAAOAAAA, PAtSACAOy4 x4CAtAk
Derr, Bob Gaylor and Henry Scott,
infielders, and John Kay and T. Jones,
,outfielders.
Hess and Derr, in particular, should
help fill gaps, as the former showed
marked ability on the mound and the
latter played well at short, where the
varsity team was weak last season
Gaylor also may come to the front
as an infielier.
Eighteen Games on List.
Maryland will play 10 games. IL of
which will be with rivals within the
Southern Conference. Penn, Vermont,
Cornell and Navy will be the big
Eastern mines to be engaged.
The schedule:
April 3-Pennsylvania.
April 4-VermOnt.
April Cornell.
April S-North Carolina State at
Raleigh.
April s-North Carolina at Chapel
Hill. $50
April 10-Virginia at Charlottesville.
April 12-North Carolina.
April 1S-Davidson.
April 19-Virginia Poly.
April 20-Navy at Annapolis.
April 26-WashingtOn and Lee.
April 29-NOrth Carolina State.
May 3-Virginia.
May 6-Virginia Poly at Blacksfurg.
May 7-Washingt0n and Lee at
Lexington.
May s-v. M. I. at Lexington.
May 15-V. M. l.
May 16-Washington College.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS
ON SCHOLASTIC SERIES
Team Standings

SCORES OF THE GAMES.
Western, rs; Central, 49,
Tech, 10; Eastern, Is.
Tech. Is; Western. "A.
Business, ~; Central, is.
Eastern. 80: Business, %.
Tech, 10; Central, Is.
Tech. IS; Business, IL.
Eastern, 80; Western, 20.
Eastern. 81; Central. 10.
Western, Al; Business, "a.
Western, rs; Central. IL.
Tech, SO; Eastern. 81.
Western, 26; Tech. IS.
Business, Al; Central, 80.
Business, IS; Eastern. IS.
Central. 20: Tech. II.
Tech. "a; Business, 20.
Eastern, 90; Western, Ii.
Central, %; Eastern, %.
Western. IS; Business, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

Auto Bodies, Radiators, Fenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
Harrison radiators and cores in stock
Wittstatts, 1909 i4th North 7l77.
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GOGDBLATT, TECH,
SELECT TEAM ACE
1H y. 7-----
froiher Mckinley Star, Two
Western CagerS and One
of Eastern Picked.
cY EDWARD a. FULLER, JR.
ALL HIGH BASKETERS

n n ARKED by stunning upsets and
mn stirring, clean competition.
NA the 1929 public high school
4 basket ball championship