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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-15
C. u, AMERICAN i.
HAVE TOUGH TASKS
Washington and Duquesne
viSit-MaryIand Scores.
Cardinals Lose.

w WASHINGTON COLLEGE
M of Chesterton, collegiate
" basket ball champion of
Maryland will play
Georgetown tonight at the Hill
top, and Duquesne University of
Pittsburgh, with strong team,
will invade American University.
both contests starting at o'clock.
Both of the invading teams are
powerful.
In preliminary at the Hilltop, start
ing at 7 o'clock, the Georgetown Fresh
men will meet Dewitt Prep. The Hoya
varsity will be shy Walter Morris, star
forward. who is out with a charley
horse in the leg. Georgetown and
Washington College play the same style
of basket ball, and fast battle is the
prospect.
American Universitys morale picked
up with victory over Catholic Uni
versity, and the Eagles expect to give
Duquesne an argument.
Washington College may be without
its star guard and heavy scorer, Howard
Dopson, who was called to his home, in
tive. 1t was not certain that he would
return in time for tonights game.
Virginia proved soft for Maryland in
a game at Charlottesville last night.
Bob Gaylor scoring almost as many
points as the entire Cavalier tear' in
the $500 victory. Gaylor shot ei5.t
field goals.
1t wasn't so one-sided in the first
half, with Maryland leading by 16-3.
But the Terrapins cut lose with long
and-short shot game in the second that
was more than moderately successful
and rolled up big margin. Goals were
dropped in from all angles, Al HeaGy
caging one from beyond midfoor.
Tho 1iop-,1pS.
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SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Basket Ball.
TODAY.


Hyattsville High VS.. Central, at Gen.
trail
Swavely VS.. Business at Business.
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Freshmen, 7:15
pm, Ryan gym. preliminary to the
G. y. Observation-Disclosures College
game)
st. Johns VS.. Mount st. Mary's Prep,
at Emmitsburg.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal, at Alexandria.
TOMORROW.
George Washington Freshmen vs..
Gonzaga, at Gonzaga, 3:15 o'clock.
Strayer VS.. Potomac Boat Club, at
st. Martins gym, pm.
Ben Franklin VS.. Y. M G. A. Regulars,
at Central ~" pm.
Episcopal Juniors vs. Woodward
Juniors, at Central "Y."
FRIDAY.
Business VS. Western, Central VS..
Tech. public high school championship
series games, the program starting at
$3.50 O'Clock, Tech GYM
Eastern VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen, at G. u.
Dewitt VS.. GonZaga at Dewitt
Woodward VS.. Friends, at Friends.
st. Johns VS.. Leonard Hall, at Leon
ardtown.
Ben Franklin VS.. Bliss, at Eastern, 8
pm,
st, Adams VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
ret Park
SATURDAY.
rson VS.. Bliss, at Silver Spring,
} pm.
tern VS.. Swavely, at Manassas, Va.
aver VS.. Shepherd College, at
-rherdstown, w. Va.
Swimming.
SATURDAY.
Central VS.. Tome. at Port Deposit,
Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-15
BY PAUL ZIMMERMAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

" OS ANGELES, January IS
Densmore Shute, who boasts of
4 only two years in the ranks of
the professionals, today took his
place among the Nations golf cham
MONS as new crowned king of the Los
Angeles $4,000 open golf tournament
The 24-year-old Ohioan yesterday
tr,ldged from the final rain-soaked
green of&the fifth renewal of the 70
hole big money classic with $500 first
place money added to his store of
worldly goods. Almost fiawless play
under the most trying conditions, which
left his closest competitors four strokes
behind, turned the trick.
A consistent, steady game, which saw
the young Columbus exponent of the
great Scottish pastime chng g., close e,,. 10
in drenching rains and wind fiurries,
enabled Shute to carve out q 73-74-
75--74 record for the four rounds, a
296 total.
Tie for Second Place.
Next came Horton Smith, pride of
the missouri Ozarks, and Wee" Bobby
Cr,,jckshank Of the Atlantic Seaboard,
fled with scores of 500. In fourth
Mace finished the veteran AL ESpinosa,
Chicago seven strokes behind the lead
er, with 303, while Tommy Armour,
| Detroit, placed fifth. with 305.
To Shute the victory was something
of a revenge, for 1t was Horton Smith
who last year crowded him out of the
championship class In close finish at
| the Fort Meyer. Fla, open, and 1t
was Espinosa who tied. Bobby Jones for
first place In the 1929 national open,
leaving Shute in third place, two
strokes behind.
These, and others of the picked field
of golfing great. hawked Shute.s trail
through the tourney, waiting for him
| to crack" as he did in the open
classic with only par figures to match
| for certain triumph.
| But this time the Ohioan failed to
| break under strain which left the
dampened hopes Of prominent entrants
swanlped under an avalanche of strokes
| Nineteen others, including Walter Ha-
gen, British open champion, and wild
Bill" Mehlhorn, gave up In disgust.
Far behind the new wizard Of the
fairways were Leo @sagsl, national ?. g.
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RINCE GEORGES COUNTY
- basket bali teams may compete
in the District A. A. U. cham

RINCE GEORGES COUNTY
- basket ball teams may compete
L. in the District A. A. U. cham
pionship tournament, to start
March no.. Ray King, chairman OF the
basket ball committee OF the South At
iantic a. A. o., with headquarters IN
Baltimore. is trying to obtain . dispen-
sation for the Marylanders.
II released temporarily from the South
Atlantic Divisions jurisdiction, 1t is
likely the Brentwood Hawks. Company
r Berwyn A. c., Dixie Pigs and Hyatts-
vile High will enter the tournament.
In defeating the Petworth Nets, So
IS, the Woltz Photographers won their
fifth straight game In the Community
was high scorer of the game with IS
points.
With Left Forward Dwight shooting
SO points, the Epiphany girls team de-
feated the Delta sextet, 40-31. Miss
Mackenzie scored IS points for the
losers.
e. M Lawrence. manager of the
Eastern All-Stars, who won the Capt.
tai City League insect base ball title,
has organized l45-pound basket ball
team to represent Kings Palace, the
candidates to meet tonight, at 9 o'clock,
at l346 d street northeast.
De Molay divided q double header,
beating the Arcadians, 27-19. and los
ing to the Union Printers, 1927. To-
morrow the. Arcadians will play the
Corinthians, at Wilson Normal School,
at z o'clock.
Moseans will meet Neighborhood
House Senators tomorrow night, at 8
o'clock, in the Wilson Normal gym.
A prolonged foot ball campaign has
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G. w. u. GIRLS WINNERS
IN TWO RIFLE MATCHES

George Washington University woman's
rifle team has won two Geographic
matches to date, having scored over
Pennsylvania and Cornell. The Penn
team was beaten in 497-476 encounter
and Cornell was defeated, 49S to 470.
G. WIS scores in the Penn match
were: Parsons, 100; Crumley, 100;
Wright, 90; Todd, 90, and Spencer. 90.
Against Cornell the scores made by
the Colonial girls were: Corea, co.
Parsons, 90; Todd, &c. Wright, SO, and
Cuvillier, 90.
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CELT|CS WILL USE
new HALL TONIGHT
Meet Montrose A. c. Quint in
,Alexandriaknigh Bow
to Richmond Blues.
LExANDRIA, Va, January l5.-

A LEXANDRIA, Va, January l5.-
~ Shuler's Hall will be dedicated
~ here tonight by the st. Mary's
.Celtics when the Green and
Gold INACCURATE its new schedule OF four
home games each week in contest
with the Montrose A. c. of Washington
at $50 o'clock.
The Celtics are now operating with
a roster which includes Capt. Buddy
zimmerman, Wilbur Wright, Carl
Dreifus, Larry Kersey and Jack Allen
while it is expected that one or two
more performers will be obtained by
game time tonight.
The Montrose lineup will incluue
Herbie and Jack Thompson. former
Western High School stars; Tommy
David. who also stood out for the
GEORGETOWN High School quint; A.
Schuele, Sullivan, Tucker, Tscnlreiy
and L. Schuele. -
A preliminary is booked with the
Glover A. c. meeting the Welch A. =.
of Washington at 7:l5. rs.-
Richmond Blues downed the knights
five by a 32-to-17 count last night pc
fore a large audience at Armory Han.
1t was the third time the Blues nave
downed a local team this year, having
previously won over Knights and the
st. Marys Celtics at Richmond, va.
Powers, De Motto and Mike Pearman,
| former Old Dominion Boat Club star,
led the winners with 8 points each
while Travers scored less for Knights
The Blues will be seen here again
next month, when they come to this
| city for game with the st. Mary's
Celtics on February 2.
| Whitestones quint will play the
Monroe A. C. In the Mckinley Technical
High School gymnasium at washington
tomorrow night
Jewish Community Center of Wash
ington will be entertained by the De
Ray A. C. there tonight at O'Clock II
the Armory Hall.
The Center team downed Del Ray O.
Washington earlier in the season.
Episcopal High was to entertain
Eastern High of washington this after
noon at o'clock.
Alexandria High left here today To-
Fredericksburg, Va. where the boys
AUNT will play the Fredericksburg
Collegians tonight at o'clock.
Washington-Le High School O
Rallston will entertain Annapolis, Md
High School Friday night in theil
gymnasium at Ballston.. Washington
lee girls will appear in the preliminary
but their opponent has not yet beer
announced. negotiations for a game no
being definitely closed.
l
Colonial A. c. will plan for the comm,
base ball season tonight at a meeting
at the home of Gerald Turner at |
O'Clock. W. Dolph, c. Dolph, A
Schreiner,s j. Hudson. F. Schreiner, 1
Schreiner, Bobby Lynch, Billy Lynch
w. Schreiner, Sam Posne, Rudolph
Schreiner, Boothe Graham, F. Britt ant
Gerald Turner are requested to attend
Fred Petit, former Alexandria Higl
School and Alexandria Light Infantr.
semipros star, has been signed to coacl
the knights Store five the remainde
of the basket ball season.
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heleree-Mr. coates.
Hyattsville High School girls basket
ball team has arranged a game for
Friday night with the Clinton Com
munity Clux sextet for the Armory floor
here Friday night, to start at 1880
o'clock
So far the Hyattsville lassies have
won two games in three starts. They
defeated the Clinton Club and Oakton,
Va, High. but lost to Gainesville, Md,
High.
Margaret Wolf, coach of the Hyatts-
vile team, has revamped her lineup
and believes that the team which she
will place against Clinton will be con-
siderably stronger than that used
heretofore. This array will include
Isabel Craddock and Rita Kessler, for
wards Kathleen Hannigan, center;
Winifred Kerstetter or Jean Hamilton,
side center, and Roberta Hannum and
Josephine Knox or Irma Waldrop,
guards.
In the girls interclass basket ball
tournament in progress at Hyattsville
High School the juniors still are leading.
Much interest has besn aroused here
over the District League bowling match
on the Arcade alleys Friday night be-
tween Hyattsyille and the league leading
Kingpins. Hyattsville stands third in
ths loop. Competition will start at
o'clock.
Boots Halloran, who has been out OF
action for several weeks because of ILL
ness, will again be on the job Friday
Kessler, Waldrop, Wolfe, Walker and
Oscar Hiser will be others in the Hyatts-
vile lineup.
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Catholic University is in dudgeon
today, following its fifth straight defeat,
the Cardinals having taken q fierce
beating from Loyola College of Balti-
more, 1920. Utz Twardowicz, whose
name was enough to make him con-
spicuous, held the spotlight also as
goal shooter, though he played only 20
minutes In eight shots he sank six
field goals and dropped in three from
the foul line IN seven tries.
Coach Fred Rice iuggled the Cardi-
lineup without avail, sending Capt.
Joe Walsh from guard to forward and
Larry Martin to Walsh's old place.
Carlin at left forward scored as n1any
field goals as he of the tongue-twisting
name, hut was not as spectacular.
The line-ups:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-15
LOYOLA HARD, PRESSED
TO GAIN BOTH VICTORY

CHICAGO, January Is (P.--Loyola
University has stretched its string of
consecutive basket ball triumphs to 80,
but No. 80 almost proved too tough
The Ramblers defeated st. Xavier of
Cincinnati last night, 10 to 10. winning
on opportune field goals by Capt.
Charlie Murphy.
Loyola viii meet the University of
Detroit at Chicago Saturday night and
has games with Butler and Purdue this
month. Butler was the last team to de-
feat the Ramblers, accomplishing the
Job In 1929
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PRO HOCKEY RESULTS.
Chicago, 6; Pittsburgh, 2.

Chicago, 6; Pittsburgh, 2.
Cleveland, 8; Buffalo, 2.
New York Rangers, 8; Detroit
Cougars, 0.
Detroit olympics. q; London, On
tario, O.
Toronto Mapleleafs, 1; Montreal
Maroons (overtime).
Boston Bruins, 5: Ottawa Senators, 1.
Windsor, 8; Hamilton, /.
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Likely Central THO Strong College FIXES Znvude 7on
Pivot Important
In This Defense
BY SOL METZGER.

In explaining the center's pivot
and pass that Indiana uses in its at
tack against a set defense, the play
described yesterday, let us work
in with it a decription of another
play used by this same Hoosier quin-
tet. The play selected is one Coach
Dean uses from a "Y" defense, de-
Tense team often resorts to when
the opposing center controls the tips
at center.
Dean does it like this: His for
wards, Nos 2 and 8, instead of lining
up in orthodox manner. play behind
the two centers. At the tip-off they
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Y.PI. WILL GET TEST.

BLACKSBURG, Va, January IS
Bob Warren, new basket ball mentor
at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, has
two hard battles on the card for this
week In the home lair of the Gobblers.
Tonight Roanoke College will invade
and tomorrow North Carolina State
College will send It's Dixie champs to
HlackshurR.
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TEAM NEARING TOP FORM
FOR TILT WITH BIG RIVAL
Game Friday Is Apt to Bear importantly on Public
High School Tussle Outcome-Wins Scored
by Mckinley and Eastern Quintets.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

Central basket ball teams will clash Friday in the Teen
that promises to compare favorapy Win the
long list of grueng athletic contests which have been Staged
dearest of foes Business and Western Will meet
other of the in the public high school
championship series
whatever the sport gamorous
Friday promises to be packed with all the usual drama
and color
yesterday the battle between the Mckinley team and the
expected to loom hot in view OF
unimpressve performance of Tech losing to Bu 26 to
in the stellar work of Central
the having vanqushed Eastern
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.
Maryland, 54: Vireinia. 90,

Maryland, 81; Virginia, 20.
Loyola of Baltimore, 46; Catholic
University, 20.
Washington and Lee, 81; Bridge
water, 80.
Washington University (St. Louis)
80; st. Louis u, %.
Baltimore u, 49, Western Mary
land, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-15

Shipley BaSketers Start With
Win-SchooI CUNTS Are
Successful.

T EVANSVILLE, Md, January Is.
- -Shipley's Midgets are at 1t
again after a successful season
last Winter and are cunning
for action with basket ball teams In the
115-pound class through Coleman Head
ley at College Park. In their lone game
the Shipleys took the measure of the
Maryland Dairy quint, 16 to IL.
Making up the Shipley's lineup are
Warren Kidwell and Teddy Glasgow,
forwards; Coleman Headley, center;
Burdette Cogar, Charles Guide and
Jimmy Dwiggins, guards, and Charley
Dwiggins, center and guard. Ralph
Sterling is manager and coach.
Hyattsville High basketers today are
boasting their first win over Wash
ington scholastic quint. On the Ma
tional Guard Armory floor here yester-
day the Blue and Gold vanquished
Woodward School. 80 to 10. Hyatts-
Vile gained the lead after woodward
had held it for short time in the
opening minutes and thereafter was
ALWAYS well ahead The score:
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JOHNNY LYONS LEAVES
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

Johnny Lyons of Philadelphia has
resigned from Catholic University. He
was sophomore.
Lyons was a valued end In foot ball
and was rated the Brooklanders' best
sprinter.