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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02
TRIO OF MARYLAND
TEAMS IN IS T|LTS
Lacrosse, Base Ball, Track
Combinations Have 23
Contests at Home.
-HERE will be plenty of action by

HERE will be plenty of action by
University Of Maryland varsity
teams at College Park this
Spring in the three big sports
NJ the fae end of the school year.
There will be a total of 80 contests
In lacrosse. base ball and track, and %
of them will be staged at home, while
two of the stick battles, pair of the
ball games and a track engagement
will be either in Washington, Baltimore
or Annapolis, close enough for the Old
Line students to see them without much
trouble.
One of the big days at College Park
will be April 20 when Army will be
entertained in both base ball and la
crosse, and another will be May 3
when, in conjunction with the holding
of the South Atlantic championship
scholastic meet, Old Line varsity teams
will meet Virginia in dual meet, Cath
Ollie University in base ball and st.
Johns Of Annapolis in a stickwielding
battle.
The complete schedules for lacrosse,
base ball and track follow:
LACROSSE.
April 5-Randolph-M Macon.
April 12-Western Maryland.
April 1s-Virginia.
April 19-Georgia.
April 26-Army.
May 3--St, Johns Of Annapolis.
May 1o-Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia
May Washington College,
May 24-Johns Hopkins at Baltimore.
May 31-Navy at Annapolis.
BASE BALL.
April 5-Cornell.
April IN. c. State at Raleigh, N. c.
April a-North Carolina at Chapel
April s~Duke at Durham.
April 10-Virginia at Charlottesville,
Va.
April 11-North Carolina.
April 1S-virginia Poly.
April 26-Washington and Lee.
April 26-Army.
April 2S-N. G. State.
May 2-Virginia.
May 3-Catholic University.
May 5-Virginia Poly at Blackhurg.
May 6-Washington and Lee at Lex
ington, Va.
May ". M. I. at Lexington, Va.
May 14-V. M. 1. at Lexington, Va.
May 15-WaShington College.
May 17-Catholic University at
Brookland.
May 21-Navy at Annapolis.
May 20-Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphiA.
TRACK.
April 5-Washington and Lee.
April 9-Catholic University.
April 19-V. M I.
April 26-Penn relays at Philadelphia.
May 3-Virginia.
May 10-William and Mary.
May l4-Johns Hopkins.
May l7-Southern Conference meet
at Birmingham.
May 24-Navy at Annapolis.
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EAGLES OPPOSING
CANADIANS TODAY
Montreal Quintet With Big
Reputation Is Expected to
Test Birds.

- KINKER EAGLES again today
will appear In the feature match
of the Sabbath basket ball card
in the District area, though en-
gagements expected to produce spirited
competition are carded for several other
courts.
A quint from Montreal, boasting tie
Canadian championship, will invade
the Silver Spring Armory to engage the
Eagles The team, which is on tour,
comes highly touted and the Birds ex-
pect a real test, something they have
failed to receive in most games so far
this Winter. Play is scheduled to start
at o'clock. 1t is planned to stage
an interesting preliminary beginning at
2 o'clock.
Jewish Community Centers bang-up
five, which has won IA of It's is starts
this season, having lost only to Wolff
Photographers, will play host to East
ern Props tonight in the Center gym
at 9 O'Clock. The Props will be out to
get back at the j. G. c. boys for a
defeat suffered in a close game earlier
this season.
TlCIlCh DdSh6JSTS Will survive TO ado
to their Independent League lead to-
morrow night when they encounter the
last-place National Circles in the lat
ter's home gym at Boiling Field at 8
O'Clock. Skinker Eagles, standing sec
ond in the league, are only a shade
behind the French outfit. The French
team has three wins against no de-
feats and the Eagles have four victories
and one loss as their record.
Four other league games are carded
for the week in addition to the Eagles
Circles game.
French tossers will face United Type
writer Grays Tuesday night in the
George Washington gym, National Cir
cles and Eagles will mix in the Silver
Spring Armory Wednesday night and
Circles and Grays will face In the Sill
yer Spring Armory and Woodlands and
st. Mary's Celtics on a floor to be de-
cided upon later in matches FRIDAY
night. All the games except the Eagles
Circles tilt will start at s 80 O'Clock.
Tho lpoor,ia eFapdi~~.
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ALL EYES ON TECH
AT Penn TOURNEY
Ben Franklin and Colonial
Cubs Meet Tomorrow for
Feature Game.

r kept for a few scattering
- games the sehoolboy basket ball
season in the District area VIII
close this week.
Then the scholastics will lose little
time getting down to hard prepara-
ton for the Spring sports program.
Several of the basket ball teams al
ready have slowed their uniforms
among the moth balls and others will
do 80 this week.
Ben Franklin University, which has
had a good season. showing well
against both college and scholastic OPP
position. will call 1t season this week
with two engagements. The Account
ants will engage George Washington
freshmen tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock
in the lair of the Colonial yearlings
and Tuesday night will encounter
Southeastern University at the Central
Y M. G. A. at o'clock. A dance will
follow the game in the ~" assembly
hall.
Fans here are awaiting with interest
the outcome of the Penn tourney game
tomorrow night at Philadelphia be-
tween Tech, District public high cham
pion, and the Freehold, N. j., High
quint. The contest will start at Z
O'Clock. Schoolboy followers here are
keen to see just how well a ranking
Washington team compares with the
cream of other sections.
Ben Franklin and George Washing
ton freshmen will be meeting on the
hardwood tomorrow night for the first
time this season. A bang-up game Is
expected in view of the good records
of both combinations. The Tech-Free-
hold game is the only other match on
tomorroW's card.
Strayer will invade the Gonzaga gym
for tilt with the Purple in the lone
game carded Tuesday aside from the
Ben Franklin Southeastern University
engagement.
Every effort will be made by strayer
to down Gonzaga, as the former has
not forgotten the 1929 victory scored
over 1t by the I street scholastics
month ago.
Ben Franklin walloped Southeastern.
48 to 10, early in the season, but the
Y. M G. A. quint has since shown
improvement.
No games are listed either wednes-
day. or Thursday, but two are carded
Friday.
st. Johns fast-stepping uuint will
entertain the stalwart Potomac Boat
Club flve on the Cadets hardwood at
$50 pm. and Bliss will travel to Rock
vile to stack up against the Montgom-
cry County High tossers.
Bliss has an engagement with Army
War College tossers in the Silver Spring
Armory Saturday night at $50 O'Clock
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THREE COURT GAMES
ON CARD AT LAUREL

LAUREL, Md, March 1.-One Of the
most attractive basket ball programs of
the season has been scheduled for to-
morrow on the National Guard Armory
floor. Three games will be played,
starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Laurel Eagles and st. Phillips light
weight teams will open the program, fol-
lowing which Brentwood Hawks, Tri-
County League pennant winners, will
meet the strong Potomac Boat Club
quint Of washington.
headquarters Company, National
Guard, OF Laurel will engage TremontS
OF Washington in the finale.
During the afternoon Brentwood
Hawks will be presented with a silver
trophy enblematic of the league cham
pionship.
Play in the Tri-County Basket Ball
League will come to a close Tuesday
night when Ellicott City Hoplights will
face Laurel Independents. BY winning
Ellicott City can clinch third place in
the loop.
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TO WEIGH TCSSERS
FOR TOURNEY TILTS

Members Of teams entered in the
weight classes Of the District A. A. u.
basket ball championship tournament,
which will get under way March 10, will
Be weighed at the Boys Club, starting
tomorrow night at 7:30 O'Clock. About
400 boys will 60 on the scales, and
weighing is expected 10 take most of
the week. Teams in the 100 and lis
pound classes will 50 on the scales to-
morrow night. weighing viii continue
until 9 O'Clock.
1t is probable that the schedule of
tourney games, together with the ON
cials. will be announced the latter part
Of the week.
Though arrangements have not been
completed, community center and school
ohlcialS have indicated that the Tech
High gym will be available for the
tourney matches. If this floor is not
obtainable the George washington Uni
versity gym will be used.
Leading teams Of the District and
nearby sections are entered in the
tournament and indications are that
the battling will be spirited in all the
classes.
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G. W. GIRL BASKETERS
TROUNCE DREXEL SIX

George Washington girls basket ball
team opened It's season with a 1929
victory over Drexel Institute laSsies of
Philadelphia yesterday in the G. W.
gym. The Colonial sextet held the up
per hand all the way.
Jean MacGregor, forward, scored rs
OF the winners points, while Hlda
Miller was Drexel's best forward with 10
markers
Others who held forth for G. w we're
Naomi Crawford. forward; Jenny Turn
bull, center; Wilhelmina GUIDE, side
renter, and Evelyn Folsonne and Kay
McCallum, guards
Drexels players, in addition to For
ward Miller. were Marjorie ellison, for
ward; Ruth Dawson, center; Crida
Riese, side center, and Audrey Rush and
Mary Dennis, guards.
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CELTS HAVE TASK
IN COURT BATTLE
Play Norfolk Police ouint,
That Has Won 35 Games
in a Row, Today.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, March IA
~ powerful contender for the I'M
~ limited basket ball champion
ship of Virginia will be seen IN
action on local court when the St.
Marys Celtics entertain the Norfolk
Police Department of Norfolk, Va, to-
morrow in Schuler's Hall at 8 o'clock.
The Norfolk officers have record Of
IS straight victories, while their only
loss this season was a defeat by one
point margin on foreign court.
In preparation for what they expect
to be one of their sternest battles Of
the campaign, the Celtics have staged
three hard drills.
A preliminary game will find the
Glover A. C. and the Alpha Omega
Fraternity, both of this city, meeting
at 2 O'Clock.
Alexandria High will meet the Knight
Ave Thursday night at O'Clock In
Arfnory Hall The sChoolboys also are
expected to battle the St. Marys Gel
tics, leaders in the Alexandria Gazette
cage loop, shortly.
st. Marys Celtics diamond candidates
will workout twice next week, with the
first drill set for Monday night at
schuler's Hall at O'Clock. The other
workout probably will be Thursday
night in the same auditorium.
Brownie" Lemerise will coach the
Celtics again this year.
knight Midgets are regarded as one
of the favorites to cop the 10o-pound
division title in the Amateur Athletic
Union tourney to be staged this month
in washington.
Alexandria Rotary Club has chal-
lenged the Kiwanis Club to a 15-game
bowling match. The Alexandria Ga
BETTE has offered a trophy to the win
ming team If battle Is arranged.
Lester beavers, manager of several
unlimited clubs here during the past
f1ve years, will handle No. 5 Engine
Company's nine this season. beavers
has been signing players the past few
days and has rounded up promising
squad, including Teddy Sutherland, Ed
Cockrell, "Hoodla" Elliott, Feltz, Frank
Edwards, Raymond Crupper. Bunch,
Herold Fields, H. Briggs, Struder, Har-
rington, Harrison. Pat Bennett, Henry
Grimm, Judd, Fagen, Irby, Ayler, Ent-
WHSLE, Proctor and Baber.
Pirate Midgets expect to take to the
diamond next week Manager Bill
Hammond has begun work on a sched-
ule, while Billy Padgett has held sew
eral skull" sessions with his can
didates.
Among the players who will perform
with the Pirates are B. Fenes, A. FeneS,
Wells, Maxwell, E. Creel, B. Robinson,
j. Robinson, L. Robinson, e. Cook, C.
Cook, W. Cook. Debson, Fletcher,
Cheshire, Cornell, Marks and TRIGGER.
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ST. JOHNS TO PLAY
BRITISH TEAM HERE

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March st
Johns College lacrosse team, unbeaten
last year, Is slated to play the Oxford
Cambridge twelve of England In Wash
ington on Tuesday, April 1, In the
Britishers' opening tilt of tour in the
United States.
st. Johns will play 10 other games,
including Maryland on May 3 at Col
lege Park and the June week clash
with Army at West Point Nay 80.
The schedule:
April /, oxford Cambridge, prob
ably at Washington.
April 5. washington College, at
Annapolis.
April ., western Maryland. at
Annapolis.
April l6, Randolph-Mac at An
napolis.
April 26. Union or Pennsylvania
State, away.
April 80, Virginia, at Annapolis.
May 3. University of Maryland,
at College Park.
May 10, Rutgers, at New Bruns-
wick.
May IT. Johns Hopkins. at Bal
tinore.
May "a, swarthmore, at swarth-
more
May 80, United States Military
Academy, at West Point.
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NAVY'S. SWIMMERS
DEFEAT PRINCETON
Close and Exciting Meet Is
Decided by Relay Race,
Final Contest.
NNAPoLIs, Md, March AT

A NNAPOLIS, Md, March AT
~ the end of close and exciting
n swim the Naval Academy won
the relay event in still more
exciting fashion and defeated Prince
ton, 80 to "a.
A victory by the Tigers in the final
event would have given them the match
by points.
Robinson, Princetons first swimmer
in the relay gained yard on Ash
worth, but Greene, Navy. went to a
3-yard lead over Stone. Nicholson,
Princeton, swan against Phillips and
then Muslin defeated Turner in the
final lap by feet.
All events except the 44O, easily won
by Muslin of the Navy, were closely
contested.
The summaries:
sO-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by Turner
tPrinceton)' Philips Navy. second; Stone
P atoSHRp RRFk s TINE oats sv Mus
F FTESfS G,t MIA me S1dot.
sGP HSss' TsS Si5ans ., , u.s.
c c9ssT %SRs fEs ms ss:0nd
Moiss f f MeDoaasl navy, see
ond; Manych tPrinceton), third Time
fooo-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by Muslin
(Eavyl; Turner Princeton. seconds Stone
sSS:S%RDr REIAr9%Sn 81 Navy, with
@sng espi Rob na M sobs
Nicholson and Turner.
Keeping its record unbroken for the
season, the brilliant Navy wrestling
team chalked up its sixth triumph by
defeating west Virginia, 2s to O.
The summaries:
115-POUND CLAsS-Theobald NAVY threw
Beatty with Jack knife hold in 4:22.
1e5 P0UNDs-,Lincoln Navy, defeated
Tnssiao h'nY by decision. Time ad-
isS PouSDs-,,vorhees Navy defeated
WotrinE by decision. Time advantase'
las PoUNDs-oray CNavy, defeated Brill
1ss Observation-Disclosures Rs navy Defeated
Myers By poS deeision Time sdysntas., see
Ieyire. By dscision Tine advaTtass 5;4I
"i UNLIMITED Ed CLAss1Kirkpa tTi Navy,
defeated Martin by decision. Time ad-
'% RefsreeEMr. Miller Gehish).
Navy gymnastS won from New York
University, 80 to is, in spite of the bril-
liant work of Wirtzig, one Of the best
performers ever seen here.
Wirtzig easily took flrsts on the
parallel and horizontal bars and won
another victory on the side horse,
though pushed by Stewart Of the Navy
He was the only point winner for the
visitors.
King, Navy climbed the 20-foot rope
in lilo seconds, the best collegiate
| performance this season.
The Navy defeated Syracuse in an
indoor rife. match. 1881 to 1923.
In the preliminary, the Plebes de-
feated Central High Of Washington,
| 1927 to 1895.
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SCHOLASTIC COURT
PROGRAM THIS WEEK

TOMORROW.
Ben Franklin University VS.. George
Washington freshmen, George Wash
ington gym, 8 pm.
Tech vs. Freehold, N. j., High in
Penn tourney, Philadelphia, Z pm.
TUESDAY.
Strayer VS.. Gonzaga at GonZaga.
Ben Franklin VS.. Southeastern Uni
versity, Central Y. NJ. G. A., 8 pm.
FRIDAY.
Potomac Boat Club vs.. st. Johns,
st. Johns, $50 pm.
Montgomery County High School VS..
Bliss, at Rockville.
SATURDAY.
Army War College vs.. Bliss, Silver
Spring Armory, 8 80 pm.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

TUESDAY.
Catholic University at st. Johns of
Annapolis.
George Washington at Delaware.
George washington Frosh at Della
ware Frosh.
WEDNESDAY.
Bucknell at Catholic University (box-
ing), $50.
THURSDAY.
Georgetown at New York Athletic
Club
Catholic University at George wash
ington.
Catholic University Frosh at George
Washington Frosh.
FRIDAY.
Georgetown at Columbia.
SATURDAY.
Georgetown at western Maryland
Cboxing)
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MISTAKE BY HOYAS
SPO|LS COURT TILT
SaddeSt Part About Missing
Date With Hopkins Is
"HaII Was Warm"

~ ALT1MoRE, Nd, March l.
K Johns Hopkins was all ready to
play Georgetown in basket ball
at Carlins this afternoon. Coach
George barley had his Blue Jay bas-
keters popped up. The Hopkins student
band to the number of some IL to Is
pieces was ready to do its bit on the oc-
easion of the jays closing game of the
season.
The hall was even comfortably warm
a fact which the spectators trickling
into the arena noted Immediately.
Most of them had shivered through
too many frigid afternoons and evenings
there to permit that to escape them.
In short, nothing was lacking so far
as the fans could see.
But somewhere back in the Office a
telephone rang.
Washington is calling Mr.. Barley"
was the message the courier brought to
the Hopkins coach.
Eyes, 1t was bad news, for after a
short interval barley, looking nom
plussed and disguised, reappeared with
the information that Georgetown team
had not yet left Washington.
"And I told them they might just as
we'll stay, now" said George.
1t seems that Georgetown had thought
the return contest with Hopkins was to
be q night game-was so sure of it, in
fact, that nobody took the trouble to
read the contract. That is to say, the
terms of the contract escaped the no.
tice of the Georgetown people until it
was too late to get to Baltimore in time
for the scheduled start at o'clock
Hopkins had gone to the trouble OF
getting out program, setting up the
collapsible bleacher seats, erecting the
baskets and blackboards, manning the
ticket booth and entrance, and engaging
a referee, of course.
It was disappointing, but nobody
could do anything about 1t.
So the fans wandered out mumbling
and muttering:
And the hall was warm"
Georgetown athletic authorities, ques-
toned last evening, assumed full re-
Sponsibility for the slip-up and hurried
an explanation and apology to Johns
Hopkins. The game was scheduled by
the old administration on the Hilltop,
and the incoming group of executives,
headed by Tom Mills, were not familiar
with the contract. Ge0rgetown's bas-
ket ball games with Hopkins all have
been played at night, and the Hoyas
took it for granted they were to play
last night
When the telephone message came
from Baltimore, they were getting their
things together preparatory to leaving.
and asked that the game be postponed
until o'clock, but we're advised then
that 1t would be hnpracticable to play
the game.
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PRO ROWING CHAMPION
DEFENDS TITLE MAY al

LONDON, March LP).-Bert Barry,
professional sculling champion, will de-
fend his title here May 81 for the first
time since he won the crown by de-
feating the Australian oarsman, Good
sell, in Vancouver, British Columbia, in
october of 1928. He will race Ted
Phelps over the Al mile university
course on the Thames.
Phelps, son Of "Bossy" Phelps, famous
rowing coach, will row a special shell
for the race built by his father.
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FRIENDS
TOSSERS ARE ROUTED

BALTIMORE, Md, March Com
pletely outclaSsed, the Washington
Friends basketers lost to the Baltimore
Friends here today by the one-sided
score Of Al to IA.
OF the Ia points scored by the Cap
ital players, 10 were credited to Cen
ter Legg, with field goals and sue
cessful foul shots Kelly. local guard,
made 20 points himself more than the
whole visiting squad could gather.
While Baltimore was getting 20
points in the last quarter, the Washing
tonianS were only able TO drop one foul
thrown through the basket.
The Iina.IiY1Ss
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GUARD FIVES CLASH
FOR REGIMENT TITLE

EVANSVILLE, Md. March 1.-Two
bright basket ball games are listed for
the National Guard Armory here to-
morrow. The main attraction will go
on at O'Clock, when Company F of
this place will entertain Company L
of Crisfield in a game billed for the
championship of the LIST Regiment,
Maryland National Guard.
The Crisf1eld soldiers claim the regi-
mental title, but Company r has re-
fused to concede them the honor.
Following the battle between the
soldier teams, Dixie Pig A. c. and
Berwyn A. c. wAl clash in a Prince
Georges County League game. This
encounter was postponed from early in
the season.
Play in the county league will end
Monday night, when Dixie Pig and
Hyattsville Southern Methodists take
the armory hardwood here.
Four Prince Georges County basket
ball teams will compete in the District
A. A. U. basket ball tournament.
Shipley Midgets have entered the
l00-pound class and Company r, Ma
ton Guard Dixie Pig A. c. and Brent
wood Hawks will hold forth in the un-
limited division.
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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL
WILL PLAY C., u, GRIDMEN

LANCASTER, Pa, March Cath
olic University to be met in washington
october and st. Johns to be en-
gagged at Annapolis September 81 APP
pear on the nine-ganne foot ball
schedule arranged for Franklin and
Marshall College for next Fall.
The schedule:
September 27-St. Johns at Annapolis.
October +Catholie University at WASH.
ington. .. G. october list. Joseph's
October lsLursinus at Collegeville. Octo-
November Geneva at BEAVER Falls. No.
yem5er s-syaEthmorSs November. Is
eivine dayl-GAttysbu
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NAVY WILL START GRID
PRACTICE ON MARCH 10

ANNAPOLIS. March PA three
week period of Spring foot ball prac-
tice at the United States Naval Acad-
envy will start March 10, 1t has been
announced by Lieut.. Condr. Frederick
q. Reinicke, foot ball director and
graduate manager of athletics.
1t had been previously reported at
the academy the Spring practice season
was to be abandoned. Comdr. Reinicke
said, following the announcement, he
expected all players not engaged in
Winter and Spring sports would report
for practice to be directed by Head
Coach William A. Ingram.
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BLISS QUINT EASILY
BEATS SOUTHEASTERN

With Len Bleich blazing the way
Bliss vanquished Southeastern Univer-
sity basketers, AZ to 80, last night IN the
Silver Spring Armory.
Bleich, scoring II points, led the at
tack. which kept his team ahead by q
safe margin all the way, its half-tinne
advantage being 28 to Is. Mclean and
Gregg were other leading Bliss scorers,
each with 10 markers, while Arnold,
with the same number, was Southeast
ems leader.
Bliss was without the services of Capt.
Pete Peterson, big center, who was oper-
ated on yesterday for appendicitis His
condition last night was reported salts
factory.
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es End BASKET Ball This Week and Schools All But Wind Up Lists
SIX WRESTLING TEAMS
TO COMPETE FOR TITLE

LEXINGTON, Va, March SIX
teams are expected to enter the first
annual Southern Conference tourna-
ment to be held at Virginia Military
Institute on Friday and Saturday.
Only seven Dixie Conference men,
beers support wrestling as an inter
collegiate sport and Of these Virginia
will be the only team not represented
at Lexington.
Duke, North Carolina, N. G. State,
v, p. l., Washington and Lee and
V. NJ L will have entries in each Of
the eight weight divisions.
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Departmental LEAGUE
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

A reorganization meeting of the De-
partmental Base Ball League has been
called for Wednesday night at o'clock
by President Vic Gauzza for vic's Sport
Shop 716 Ninth street.
Managers of mines which held
franchises in the league last season are
asked to attend. One vacancy is to be
filled to round out a five-tearn circuit.
Naval Hospital, last seasons pennant
winner, will hold forth the coming
campaign in the Government League.