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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-12
T,co FIashy Double-Headers Set
For Basket Ball Fans Tonight

Hospital in loosely contested game
80 to Is.
BY defeating the Eastern Props, Is to
%, Jewish Community Center ran it;
victory streak to IL games. An unusual
| field goal in the second half helped the
Jewish team. A toss from midcourt by
Wallanstein was DETECTED into the bas-
ket when Bushong of Eastern Prep at
tempted to block It.
Capt Dix, with six field goals, got ir
a winning punch Tor Strayer's Business
College when 1t defeated the Northern
Props, 1921. - ~ ~t'.> @ $50,
The Ais Athletic Club sextet put the
bee on the Eagles, who have been re-
garded as the strongest girls team In
town, score, 20-16. Sunday the Ais will
play the Jewish Community Center sex
tet at the Center.
Field goals were cheap In game be-
tween the Woodlawn and Royal Area
winning, 54-38. Faro got IL and Ryan
10 for Woodlawn and Darne led the
losers with 8.
Y. M. C. A. nosed out Union Printers,
1929. The deciding goal was tossed by
Turneak. Gubisch, with IL points and
Dalglish, with IL, both of the losers
were the high scorers.
Twelve victories in thirteen games is
the Saranac Athletic Club record, the
Petworth team being the latest victim
score, 1928. F. Levine was high gun
with Is points.
Scores in the Boys Club League fol-
low:
Arcadians, 80; Kendall, 26.
Spartans, SO; Neighborhood House, S.
Arcadians, 26; Southwest Boys Club, g.
Games with unlimited teams are
sought by the Spengler quint. Phone
Lincoln 1887.
Teams in the 85-pound class can
book the Comets by phoning Manager
Sullivan at Georgia 1889.
Calvary Eagles who defeated the Blue
with l30-pound teams entered in the
A. A. u. tournament. Manager Jones
phone is Adams 4726.
Remsen A. c., phone Georgia 1890, is
open for game Saturday night In the
Takoma Fire Department gym.
Games with 130-pounders are sought
by the Lionel A. c.. phone Adams $3.50.
ITeams in the 115-pound class are
challenged by Fort Myer, phone Claren-
don 1334-J-2. and the Hawkins Nash
Aces, phone Columbia 1896.
Scores Of other games follows:
Wallace Memorial, 25 De Molay, 18
Brentwood Hawks. 81; Hoplites, 10.
Headquarters Company, "a; Jes-
sups, "a.
Gonzaga 1B Glass, 10; Gonzaga 2B
Glass, 8.
Trinity NJ E.. 80; Glover, "a.
Takoma. 80; Wilson, 10.
st. Adams Church, %; Mount
Alto, %
Whirlwinds, %; Yorkes, Is.
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7 INDEPENDENT basket ball fans TO-
night will focus on double attrac-
ton at the Silver Spring High
school, The opener will bring to-
gether the Takoma Park Firemen and
Rockville A. A. in Montgomery County
League contest and the nightcap. start
ing at 8 o'clock, will be between the Po-
tomac Boat Club and Stewart Brothers
quint, both potential champions.
Rockville has lost only one league
game and that to the sFakoma Park
Firemen, who havesa clean slate.
Lots of warm action is promised in
an Independent League double header
tonight in the Silver Spring Armory.
The strong United Typewriter Grays
will battle the Skinker Brothers Eagles,
District champs, and Woltz Photog-
raphers will meet Mount Vernon NJ. E.
These latter two teams engaged In a
stirring contest several weeks ago IN
the Community Center League, which
the Photographers won. The Photog-
raphers ended their play in the Com
munity loop last night by beating Naval
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WESTERN TO PLAY
c. U. PREP QUINTET
Offers Brightest Battle of
Tomorrow's Card That
Contains 4 Tits.

TN the brightest game carded for
schoolboy basketers of the Capital
area tomorrow Western will enter
tain Georgetown Prep on the
formers floor in an afternoon en-
counter.
In other afternoon tits Central will
play host to Raymond Riordan School
toSsers of New York in the Blue strong
hold, Eastern and Woodward quints
will mix at the Central Y. M. C. A., and
Emerson will go over to Alexandria to
face Alexandria Highs five.
st. Johns sturdy quint will be at
home tonight to Mount st. Joseph's
High dribblers Of Baltimore. The game
will start at o'clock.
Afternoon engagements were listed
between Hyattsville High and Dewitt in
the latter's gym, Strayer and Gonzaga
on the Street School floor and Landon
and Charlotte Hall in Epiphany Church
gym.
Three extra periods were necessary to
decide thriller at College Park between
Emerson Institute and the Maryland
Freshmen, Emerson winning, 44-39.
Emerson trailed through the regular
periods until the final moments, when
a squirt led by Forney and Buscher tied
the score at 20 points.
In the first extra session Poppelman
scored a field goal for Maryland and
Buscher tipped in one to knot the
count again.
Goals by Poppelman, Thorn and
Melvin put Maryland in front again in
the second extra period, but Emerson
got even when Kelso succeeded twice
from the foul line and Buscher and
Forney counted field goals.
Emerson took the lead for the first
time when Forney scored twice from the
floor in the third added stanza, making
the score 1926. Melvin's field goal and
Thorns one-pointer put the Terrapins
within point of the enemy, but Busch
er clinched victory for Emerson by twice
getting free and caging the ball.
The lineuD:
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SCHOOLBOYS SWIM
FOR TITLES MARCH 8

Washington swimmers are expected
to compete in the nineteenth annual
interscholastic championship meet to
be held in Baltimore March under
the sponsorship of the South Atlantic
branch of the A. A. U. The events will
be held in the tank at Baltimore Ath-
letic Club.
Eight events are on the program.
There will be so, 100 and 220 yard free
style swin1s. 100-yard breaststroke and
l00-yard backStroke races, a relay race
of 100 yards, medley relay and fancy
diving.
All events will be conducted under
the of1cial rules of the National Col
legiate Association. Entries will close
March ! with Latrobe Cogswell, Balti-
more Athletic Club. Contestants must
be bona f1de members Of some prepara-
cory or public school in the South At
Eantic. or District of Columbia branch
of the A. A. U.
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TRI-COUNTY HONORS
CLINCHED BY HAWKS

LAUREL, Md. February l2.-Brent-
wood Hawks have clinched the Tri-
County Basket Ball League Champion
ship as the result of their 2l-to-lO VIC
tory last night over Ellicott City Hop
lights on the National Guard Armory
floor here. The Hawks now have won
10 games and lost one, the lone defeat
coming through a forfeit. They hold
a lead Of two and half games over
the second-place Headquarters Ma
tional Guard Company basketers OF
this place.
In another league game last night
headquarters company took the meas
ure Of Jessup A. c., "a to "a.
Hawks were ahead by only 8 to 6 at
the half, but put on steam in the sec
ond half, Al Lewis for the Hawks
with seven points, and Rex for the Hop
lights with four, were chief scorers.
Until the last flve minutes of play
JesSup A. G. gave Headquarters the
stoutest sort Of q battle, though the
Soldiers held q slim lead most of the
way. At the half Headquarters Com
pany were clinging to q I'LL edge.
In the last i've minutes, however, the
Soldiers ran up 10 points while holding
Jessup to q couple.
Gary and Sullivan, with Is and Is
points. respectively, sdid most of the
winners scoring, while Murphy, with
l6, was JesSups offensive ace.
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Totals ..,.,sii.ss Totals. .....i1 . . q

Only one game is scheduled here to-
night, which Is that in which George
washington entertains Gallaudet. The
Colonials, with a somewhat weakened
ilne-up, expect a good deal Of trouble
from the Kendall Green men, and. in
cidentally, the latter have a good no.
ton that they are going to win. The
two of Gallaudet's men in the stellar
roles. Johnny Rtngle, who Ia just
ABOUT as good in basket ball as In foot
ball. and Del Cosgrove have been set
ting q fast pace In the Gallaudet line
up, ana the Bun and Blue has its
work cut out for 1t to stop this pair.
Inc George Washington Freshman
Team Is TO play Gallaudet's Reserves in
q preliminary game, which means that
Lne varsity contest will not begin much
before $3.50 o'clock.
In the other basket ball game in
winch q local team is to figure, Cath
ole University goes to Baltimore n
meet Loyola. The Brooklanders are
taxing whippings rather regularly this
winter and probably will be lucky If
tney can exc out victory in the Mon
umental City. AVA.
Foot ball equipment has been issued
10 Georgetown'S squad for Spring nrac-
tice. The Blue and GRAY plans to ks1;y
workouts today, though for a while the
workouts viii consist only of such ex-
erclseS as will get the men in shane In
start the grind that is nothing more
nor less than the Notre Dame idea of
what Spring practice ought to be.
something of what Georgetown will
nave IN Spring practice may be indi-
Gated by what Is being done at North
Carolina, where the NoGre Dame system
also Is III enect. The Tarheels staged
!ut. length game the other day with
shows that Spring practice is not taken
hgntly and as a passing fancy.
At Georgetown Coach Nils expects
10 nave at least rs or 80 candidates of
next Fairs team working out BY the
last OF the week From them he win
weed out the men he expects to use
next Fan and gradually weld them into
an efncient and smooth-working or
ganization.
Georgetown and Maryland relay
teams run In the Meadowbrook games
In Philadelphia tonight. Both schools
TOOK part In such competitions in New
York last week, and both were defeated.
Maryland was whipped by Harvard,
Penn and Columbia, while GEORGETOWN
went down before Holy Cross and Notre
Dame. Neither Of the two local quar-
tets seems to be as strong as last year
Georgetown suffered considerably be-
cause OF the loss of two men through
scholastic difficulties.
Georgetown is confronted with the
proposition Of finding a suitable play-
ing field for its base ball team, the Old
neId being out Of the question because
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Signals Are Simple
For Tap.Of Play
BY SOL METZGER.

Signals in all sports are simple,
Otherwise they would not be under
stood by the team using them, and
as a result, teamwork would be inn
possible. In basket ball the best
teams have forward, or the center,
tip off the center tap play If the sig
nal Is a sign. The players are the
only ones in view Of all members of
the five.
Some years ago a winning Penn
sylvania flve used the set Of signals
shown in the accompanying sketch.
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Maryland, "a; Virginia Poly, IS.
Loyola of Chicago, IS; Loyola OF
Baltimore, 49,
Washington and Lee, SO; Virginia, a.
Mercer, 70; Chattanooga, %.
Furman, As; Wake Forest, IA.
Louisiana Tech, 80; Mississippi Col
lege, 16.
Ohio Wesleyan, AZ; Ohio Univer-
sity, 80.
Wisconsin, 20; Marquette, is.
Michigan State, So; Bethany, 80.
Missouri, 20; Creighton, 81.
Mount st. Mary'S, %; Western Mary
land, IS.
Washington College, So; swarth-
more, 40.
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Yesterdays Line-Ups
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
BASKET BALL.

4SOA1.
Strayer VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga.
Hyattsville High VS.. Dewitt at Dewitt.
Mount st. Joseph's High VS.. st. Johns
at st. Johns, pm.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Landon at Epiph-
any gym.
TOMORROW.
Central VS.. Raymond Riordan at
Central.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Western at
Western.
Eastern VS.. Woodward at Central Y.
M. c. A.
Emerson VS.. Alexandria High at
Alexandria.
FRIDAY.
Tech VS.. George Washington Fresh
men at Tech graduate T Club benefit
game).
Central VS.. Landon at Central.
La Sale VS.. st. Johns at st. Johns,
$50 pm
Ben Franklin vs. Dewitt at Dewitt.
Eastern VS.. Maryland Freshmen at
College Park.
Bliss VS.. Army Medical School at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Episcopal VS.. Friends at Friends (Prep
School Lightweight League game).
Gonzaga VS.. Leonard Hall at Leon
ardtown.
SATURDAY.
Bliss vs. Eastern at Silver Sprins
Armory, $50 pm.
RIFLE.
SATURDAY.
| Western vs.. Navy Plcbes 1t Annapolis
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old LINERS MUST
FACE NEW" TEAM
Three. Local CUNTS in Action
Tonight, With GaIIaudet
Visiting G. W. Gym.
BY III. C. BYRD.
w YHILE Maryland defeated
M Virginia by big margin
w in the basket ball game
at charlottesville 90 vJxy

IA
w in the basket ball game
at Charlottesville early
In January, and for some time
seemed to be so much stronger that
the game here Saturday night
had every indication of a probable
Walkaway, events of the last two
weeks have completely changed
the outlook.
1t now appears that the contest
should be one of the best of the wear.
as virginia has been coming so rapidly
tnat IL seems to be just about as strong
as any other quint In the section.
It seems likely that the two CUNTS
Will engage in about the same kind of
q battle in which Maryland has been
tied up with several other Southern
schools, in which one or the other win
win by point or two.
washington and Lee won from Mary
land here in o great game by a margin
OF four points and last night it de-
feated Virginia by two Virginia also
lost to North Carolina by two points
and Maryland won from North Caro-
lima by narrow margin. Virginia
also lost to North Carolina State by
one point, while Maryland lost to North
Carolina State by two. Such compar-
AsOAAS hAAASdVC very llIUIe uI1eTenCe In
the strength Of a group of teams.
Incidentally, 1t might be mentioned
that Maryland meets Washington and
Lee again tomorrow night, the game
being scheduled at Lexington and a
tough contest such as that Is sure to
be Is not going to help 1t any for a
game with Virginia here two nights
later. The Old Liners are on q trip
through Virginia, and In the game
scheduled tonight are to play Virginia
Military Institute. 1t would take a
complete upset for " M. I. to win, as
every comparison Of the whole season
indicates Maryland much the stronger.
In last nights game at Blacksburg
the MarylanderS won from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, "a to %, With
out much difficulty. Coach Shipley
seems to have started one team and in
the second half, after that I'VE had
somewhat worn down the v. p. I. play
ers, shot in . couple Of fast players.
who went out in front and took the
game without much difflculty.
The line-upS:
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BOXING TEAMS COMBINE
FOR A MATCH TONIGHT

Nehi Club and knights of Columbus
boy boxers will combine for a match to-
night with the Racquet Club leather
pushers at the Racquet Club.
Nehi and the Caseys will be repre-
sented in the various classes as follows
155-pound CLASSIFYING, Pyne, Nehi;
Casey, Van Server, K. of c.
13O-pound class-Barber, Nehi; La
Bova, K. of c.
llG-pound class-Swetman, Nehi;
McLane, K. of G. =
l14-pound class - Harmon, Nehi;
Pierce, K. of c.
Racquet Club also will offer a battler
at ITS pounds in Endress, II an OPP
ponent can be found.
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Stirring Play Marks School Court Virginia 10 Longer Soft n
West Point VIII ReU0n,p
Ticket Handling System,

NEW YORK, February 12.-West
Point is going to change her method
Of grid ticket distribution. Just how
has not as yet been determined, but
the immense foot ball throngs which
Army elevens now draw has made 1t
clear that some revision is neces-
sary.
Today Mai. Philip Fleming and
Capt. Biff Jones are In Cambridge
studying the ticket system as en-
ployed at Harvard The two off,
GERS will visit Yale, Princeton and
Chicago, Illinois and other univer-
stiles whose teams draw enough
spectators to make the proper alio-
cation and distribution of tickets a
devious and delicate problem.
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CLEVELAND is PRESSED
BY ROCHESTER QUINTET

NEW YORK, February IL (R.-The
Cleveland Rosenblums still lead the
American Professional Basket Bali
Leagues second half championship race,
but Rochesters Centrals have drawn
closer.
A defeat at the hands of Fort Wayne
last night marked Clevelands third
reverse In nine games for a percentage
OF .667. Rochester, with victories and
defeats, holds second place with a
percentage of .643.
The standing:
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PENN, COLUMBIA CUNTS
IN LOOP LEAD STRUGGLE

NEW YORK, February IL [P.-Lead-
ership of the Eastern intercollegiate
Basket Ball League will be at stake
tonight. when Penn plays Columbia
here.
They are in percentage tie for the
lead. each having a perfect record.
Penn has beaten Yale, Dartmouth and
Cornell. Columbia has downed Prince
ton and Dartmouth.
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ARMY-NOTRE DAME GRID
TICKET RUSH STARTING

CHICAGO, February IL R.-The
rush for tickets for the Army Notre
Dame foot ball game, to be played at
Soldier Field instead of New York. next
November 90, already has started. .
The Notre Dame ticket office haStre-
ceived thousands of requests for paste
boards, although applications for In
dividual games will not be available
until August J.
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CROSS, THOMPSON TIED
AS SERIES HIGH SHOTS

Wilbur Cross. Central captain, and
Jimmy Thompson, Western pilot, tied
for point scoring honors in the high
school championship basket ball series
just ended, each collecting II points
in 8 games
Everett Russell of Tech made the
most field goals with % and was third
Bob Freeman of Western pulled into
fourth place with IL points in his final
game. The figures follow:
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CUNTS TO BATTLE
FOR SECOND PLACE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 12.-
Knights five and the Whitestones quint
will battle tonight at o'clock in the
Armory Hall in an Alexandria Gazette
Basket Ball League contest. Second
Second place will be at stake in the
encounter.
The game gives every indication of
being one of the closest played in the
league.
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Montreal Maroons, S; New York
Rangers, 2.
Boston Bruins. 6; Toronto Maple
leafs, g. (Overtime). !.
st. Paul, o; Minneapolis, o. (over-
time).
Niagara Falls, q; Toronto Millionaires,
2. (Overtime).
London, Ontario, 3; Hamilton, 2.
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Business finished it's season with a
27-16 victory over the st. Johns junior
varsity at Annapolis. After the game
the 6tenographers unanimously elected
Bobby Lucas, forward, captain and it
was announced the following probably
would be awarded letters: Capt. New
man, Capt.-elect Lucas, Chase. LOTUS,
Finley. Singman, Sinclair, Durvee and
Manager Sammy Cohen.
The linellnS.
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COAST F|VES VARY
IN STYLE OF PLAY
Southern Section Teams Use
Zone Defense, Northern
Favor Man for Man.
BY PHOG ALLEN.

Kansas U. Coach and Basket Ball Authority.
IN ASKET ball on the Pacific Coast
K is peculiar to its own section.
Practically all of the college and
university coaches out West are
men who have received their cage train
ing in West Coast institutions.
The Southern Coast teams play the
zone game on defense, using a fast
breaking, four-man, three-lane offensive.
The University of Southern California
is the lone exception. This is because
Coach Sam Barry was imported from
the University of Iowa, where he en-
ployed the man-to-man defensive and
the slow break, blocking game on the
offensive.
The California men are unusually
large. rangy and heavy. Many Of them
are foot ball men. However, their game
is usually free from fouls, considering
their size. Follow shots are especially
stressed.
Dribbling is frowned upon by the
Coast mentors. The officials are hyper
critical regarding foot movements Of
any nature when players have possession
of the ball. The dribble, when started,
must be accompanied by q rear foot
lowed. This attitude slows UP the game
and prevents quick breaks and fast cuts
into the open.
THE Northern Coast teams use smaller
i men, fast and aggressive, favoring
the five-man mass, man-for- man de-
fenSive with quick-breaking offenSe.
Larger men can be employed in the
zone game than can be used in the man
foreman game. Clarence "Nibs" Prices
University of California Golden Bears
have captured the lions share of cham
pionships on the West Coast, winning
five out Of the last six championship
togas.
With the erection of new gymnasiums
and large field houses and the POSSIBLE
itS Of the inclusion of basket ball In the
Olympic games calendar at Los Angeles
in 1882 the game is destined for a ire
mendous growth on the West Coast.
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WILL COACH MANHATTAN.

NEW YORK, February IL R.-Peter
J. Noonan, former big league catcher,
who ended his major league career in
1907, has been signed as head coach at
Manhattan University. After gradual
ing from Holy Cross in 1904 he caught
for the Athleticas Cardinals and Cubs.
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TIGERS CANCEL GAME.

PRINCETON, N. j., February IL Up.
Due to illness and injuries to the
players, Princeton has cancelled its
varsity water polo contests for the re-
mainder Of the season. Nineteen of 23
members Of the varsity squad are SUI
tering from ear, nose and throat in
lection.
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Eastern led all the way in defeating
Georgetown Prep. 2s-19, having a mar
gin at halftime of 1871.
The 1ire1Ins.
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Totals 500. S 10 Totals .....l3 2 20
Referee-Mr. Enright
st. Adams fell before Forest Park
High in Baltimore, 1912, the visitors
using their regulars only part time.
The lineupS:
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Series Statistics
Team Standing.
Yesterdays Result.
Central, 90; Western, %.

Yesterdays Result.
Central, 90; Western, %.
Results of Previous Games.
Central, 20: Eastern, IS.
Business, 81; Tech, 26.
Central, "a; Business, %.
Western, SO; Eastern, 80.
Eastern, Sc; Business, 81.
Tech, SO; Western, "A.
Western, 20; Business, %.
Central. As: Tech, IS.
Tech, At; Eastern, 81.
Western, SO; Central, 10.
Eastern, So; Central, %.
Tech, 81; Business, 20.
Business, 20; Central, 81.
Eastern, 81; Western, 81.
Eastern, AS; Business, Al.
Tech, "a; Western, 80.
Western. 18; Business, is.
Tech, 81; Central, rs.
Tech, 81; Eastern, %.
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Non-scoring substitutes: Forest Parry
Rutherford. Shipley, Ruben. St. Adams
Weeoen' Shipper, Dinet. Referee-Mr. Men
Joe Robey, Eastern guard, has been
disqualified for playing with an inde-
pendent team, Potomac Boat Club, Sun
day. in violation of a high school regu-
lation.
Reinstatement of Carl McCartee of
Tech, barred for similar reason, is being
sought by the Tech coach, Artie Boyd,
who says the youth played with his per-
mission and that both were ignorant of
The rule. Boyd hopes to enter the cham
Dion Tech team in the Penn tournament.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

Tonight.
Gallaudet, at George washington.
Maryland, at v. M. I.
Catholic University, at Loyola Of
Baltimore.
Tomorrow.
Baltimore University, at Catholic
University.
Maryland, at Washington and Lee.
Friday.
Georgetown. at Buffalo.
Gallaudet, at Shepherds CWest Va.)
College.
Saturday.
Virginia. at Maryland.
Georgetown, at Syracuse.
George Washington, at Navy.
American University, at DuqueSne.
Washington and Lee, at Catholic
University. (Boxing).
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TEAM SCORING

PRO BASKET BALL.
Fort Wayne, 20; Cleveland, 10.
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One Of the forwards gave them. The
position Of his hands as he took
his stance for the tip-off called the
play to be used.
When verbal center tap signals
are given any member of the I'VE
may give them. They usually con-
sist Of a short sentence containing
certain word which designates the
play. Often the work Is the nick
name OF the player who Is TO get
the tap. That II generally unknown
TO opponents.
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Western vs.. Navy Pi-bes It Annapolis
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Team Standing.