davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1930-12-13
20 Years Ago
(FrOm The Star Files.)

MANAGER McALEER Of the
Nl washington base ball teanf
with President Thomas G.
Moves and Scout Mike Kahoe
leave for New York to at
tend the American League meet
ing. McAleer says he would not be
surprised II not single trade were
made at the meeting. Kid Eberfeld
comes in from Garrett Park TO see
McAleer at the Raleigh Hotel before
the latter departs for New York.
Washingtor,s chance of securing
Jack Flynn. Pittsburgh Pirate third
baseman, appears to have gone glim-
mering, says q special dispatch from
New York by J. Ed 0rillo. The Stars
sports editor.
Georgetown University Is looking
to base ball practice. Sprigman is
the Blue and Gray coach. Doc
White, who began his career IN
Georgetown uniform. is expected. as
usual, to lend a helping hand in
drilling the Hilltoppers II his vaude.
Vile engagement does not prevent
his return to the city in time. Gros-
by Is manager Of the Georgetown
team and Sitterding, captain.
Georgetown's basket ball team
looks formidable despite severe druo-
bings by q couple OF strong coilege
opponents and the Blue and Gray Is
expected to clash with the Y. M.
@. A. in their annual series at the
end of the season TO determine city
supremacy. Prof. Joyce Is the @. U.
coach.
Maryland Agricultural College
plans to start O graduate coaching
system. Adams Is named TO coach
the Farmers" track team following
the appointment some time ago Of
jackson r. 0rason as assistant Atkl-
letlc directQEa
Evening star., 1930-12-13
TRIO OF OLD LINERS
ON ALL-STATE TEAM
Harlow Of Western Maryland Also
Puts Four Of Own Men
on First Eleven.

BALTIMORE, Md, December 49,
Coach Dick Harlow Of Western Mary
land has placed three University of
Maryland gridders on the first eleven
and four on the second team in an all
State combination selected for the Bal
tlmOre Post.
Pease, end; Carliss, tackle, and Pop
pelman, halfback, are the College Park
ers on the first team.
Harlow has four Of his own men on
the first team and three on the second
eleven.
The selections:
First Team.
Bates. Western Maryland, and pease,
Maryland, ends.
Wilker, Western Maryland, and Car
liSs, Maryland, tackles.
boggs, Mount st. Mary's, and Joh, st.
Johns, guards.
Ryscavage, Mount st. Mary's, center.
back.
Poppelman, Maryland, and Turnbull.
Hopkins, halfbacks.
Hoppe, Western Maryland. fullback.
Second Team.
Norris, Maryland, and Ziegler, st.
Johns, ends.
e. Lotz, st. johns, and Pincura
Western Maryland, tackles.
kraJcOvic, Maryland, and Barnett,
western Maryland, guards.
Faber, Maryland, center.
pallaire, Loyola, quarterback.
ChalmerS, Maryland, and Lawrence
Western Maryland halfbacks.
ArmacoSt, st. Johns, fullback,
Evening star., 1930-12-13
SWIM MEET Is WON
BY WASHINGTON CLUB
Takes Seven Of Eight Events in
Ambassador Pool-Medals
Go to Victors. tt1s

Showing decided superiority In both
the mems and women's events. Wash
ington Swimming Club scored an easy
win IN the first of series Of Indoor
tank programs TO be staged by that
club last night in the Ambassador Hotel
tank. w. s. @. entrants we're victorious
IN seven of the eight events,
Held under the auspices of the Dis
trict OF Columbia A. A. u, medals were
presented the winners by "A. Earle
Weeks, vice president of that organiza-
ton.
Summaries:
S9-yard novice tmenl--won by. Richard
9iSis. ond c. @. Larkin GO. Vi. third Time.
% yards Girls under lG-wOn ,by w .Ann.-
slsxa pehe Whaier iril SW ?. G.; Louise chillicOt
50-yard free style (girisj sj-Wonj by Rita
AtHnHsussapher tHH (W. s. CQi. Amarillo Smith
wv; 3. 60. seconds Catherine Harper &C.
n SS;l, tnird. Time, 0:3ls5.
veddey tAmeriean u; Leonard Nimro
tsi;d 8 rs1. o.. Ssecond; sccoonnd; Frank Dalx 90, u,
loO-yard free style twomen)-won by Lois
8 second; Amarillo SifSs Smith haTEsnfs sW e. y.
third. Time. 1:244h "f = 80
Mems divins--Weon by Mahion csiascock
CW: W: 8. C)i, second. John Bfoadus CW s.
Womens fancy dive-AWon bs bnaiene
Lawrence lawrence SW 8 CD; Lois Bates tw S. c.,
second; ssGsa woodward Tarbell @altiEnoreI.
Medley, relay--won BY washington swim
ming Club (Meren, Aivarado. Gorlez1;
Washington Swimming Club second; ICie0fge.
Vo"h university, third. Time, 1:4Oas.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
ENDING OF SPRING
| GRID WORK URGED
Dixie Conference Committee
Favors Step-DateS Set
for Title Events.

| BY the Associated Press.
| HAPEL HILL, N. c., December
IN l3.--Delegates to the South
ern Conference Convention at
University of North Carolina
sailed through their session with no
hint Of dissension.
Selection Of dates for various Con-
ference tournaments was followed by
granting permission to Alabama ito
lick the stuffin' out of Washington
State" in the Rose Bowl game, as C. L.
Hare, faculty chairman, of Auburn, put
1t in making the motion.
w. G. Byrd, coach at Maryland, re-
porting on the application of Davidson
College, Furman, Oglethorpe and 10y
ola of New Orleans asking for admit
tance to membership In the Southern
Conference, said the committee did not
feel it was in a position to make recon-
mendations and suggested the Executive
Committee consider it.
The committee making recommen-
dationS for admittance to the Confer
ence and making bylaws reported ia
faculty chairman of Washington and
Lee, that Spring foot ball practice be
abolished. Southern coaches at Dur
ham last night voted against this.
The committee also reported favor
ably on the proposal by L. G. Glenn,
faculty chairman of Vanderbilt that
no member OF the athletic staff or en-
ploye Of an. institution be permitted to
visit preparatory or other schools for
the purpose Of recruiting prospective
athletes.
It declined, however, to recommend
Glenn's proposal that scouting be pro-
hibited.
All these matters are to come up
again in open session tonight after the
banquet and are to be voted on to-
/ morrow. The question Of the Junior
college transfer made It's appearance
but the conference decided to appoint
committee to give 1t consideration
and report next year.
Dates and places for conference
| tournaments were set as follows:
| Basket ball tournament - Atlanta
February 28-March 3.
Indoor track meet - Chapel Hill
March z.
outdoor track Birmingham
May Is and 16.
Swimming meet-Atlanta, March 2t
and 81.
Golf Recommendations, Ca, April
| 80 and May and 2.
Boxing tournament - Charlottesville
Va, the last Of February or the first
of March.
Wrestling tournament-Lexington, Va
No date set.
Tennis tournament-New Orleans. Nc
date set.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
LISTS IS BASKET TILTs
District Schools on Schedule OF
Washington-Lee auint.

BALLSTON, Va. December 13.-
washington-Lee High Schools basket
hall team Is preparing for Its battle
against Central High Tuesday In the
lstter's gym at Washington. The Little
Generals also will come to Washington
FRIDAY to meet Western High. In all
wsshington-Lee has is games remain
ing on its card.
- A "B" ouint also is being formed by
the Little Generals.
es Here are the games remaining on the
first teams schedule:
- December l6-Central at Central.
December le-Western at Western.
December 22-McLean at Washington
ami Lee.
January Eastern at Eastern.
January e-Warrenton at Washington
and Lee.
January ls-Fredericksburg at Fred
ericksburg.
January 2I-Eastern at Washington
and Lee.
January 2S-Manassas at Washington
and Lee.
January 30-Alexsndria at Washing
ton at washington and Lee.
February 6-Fredericksburg at Wash
ington and Lee.
February ll-central at Washington
and Lee.
February 13--Manassas at Manassas
February l7-Western at Washington
! and Lee.
February 2o-Alexandria at Alexan.
dria.
February 27-warrentOn at Warren.
4 ton.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Y BASKETERS START
HOME PLAY TONIGHT
Entertain Monroe Five Before
Wrestling Begins-Saks to
Face st. Martins.

Y. M. G. A. Big Five win open its
season tonight, entertaining Monroe
A. G. basketers on the Central Y. M.
G. A. floor at o'clock. The game
will precede a four-match wrestling
program between "Y" grapplers of this
city and Hagerstown. Md.
Saks SE Co. basketers will be striving
for their sixth win in as many starts
against st. Martin tomorrow night at
O'Clock in the latter gym.
Mount Vernon and Eldbrooke Meth
odists, who are tied for first place in
the Sunday School League. each with
five wins and no losses, will see action
tonight at the Central "Y," the former
against Wallace Memorial and the lat
ter against Calvary Methodists. United
BrethrenS will face Calvary brakes IN
the third league game of the program,
which will get under way at 7:15
O'clock.
Takoma Tigers will entertain Da-
mascus in q Montgomery County
League game tonight in the Takoma-
Silver Spring High School gym at $50
o'clock. In preliminary Takoma
Firemen and De Molay viii face at
1880 o'clock.
Census Enumerators will open their
season tonight against Army War Col
lege in the Immaculate Conception gym,
Eighth and N streets, at $3.50 o'clock.
Earl Moser is plotting the Census Club,
other members of which include Pete
Nee, Bin Banta, Mickey Macdonald,
Preacher Adkins, Fat Wiler, Lew
SHIELD and Lester Singman. The Sol
diers have q formidable team.
Arthur j. Hirsch, chief clerk OF the
Census Bureau, will throw out the OPEN
ing ball. There will be dancing before
and after the game.
Cardinal basketers claim the 85-
pound court title of Washington and
vicinity. Manager Robert Armentrout
may be reached at Potomac 5000.
Results Of basket ball games last night
follow:
Stewart Bros, 27; Kendall, 21.
Army War College, %; Western Elec-
trio, 81.
St. Martins Ci45-pound). %: Mont
rose, 10.
Maryland Avenue Baptist, 90; st.
Martins, 81 (overtime).
Mount Vernon Juniors. IS: Y. M. G.
A. Juniors, % (Boys' Y Church League).
Jelleff A. c., Sc; Boys Club Optimists,
81.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
DUNBAR AWARDS LETTERS
Twenty-six Members Of Foot
Ball Squad Honorsd.

Letters were awarded 20 members of
the Dunbar High School foot ball squad
at an assembly yesterday. Dunbar was
not only District but the South Atlantic
colored scholastic champion.
Those getting letters were Minns,
captain; Queen, Robinson. jackson,
Ellison, Lloyd, Howard, Cole, Carter,
Banks, Osley, Kaiser, Caldwell, Foster,
Richardson, williams, q. Thomas,
Washington, Beckwith, Turner, Brown,
Leggett, Parker, Davidson, Downing and
G. Thomas.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
CELTICS BOLSTERED
FOR APACHE BATTLE
Hope to Get Revenge for 6-to-0
Defeat-Number of Other
Games Carded.

With a strengthened lineup St
Mary's Celtics have high hopes Of up
setting Apaches, city champions, In
their second battle of the season to-
morrow afternoon in Griffith Stadium al
2:30 o'clock.
Apaches won the first contest over
the Celtics, 6 to 0.
Seaman Gunners and Mercury's, un-
limited champions of the Capital City
League. are getting in final licks for
their clash tomorrow afternoon on the
Silver Spring field at 2:30 o'clock. The
winner is slated to meet Apaches De-
cember 81.
G.. p. o. Federals, who face Northeast
Trojans tomorrow afternoon, will drill
tonight at Seventeenth and B streets
at 7:30 o'clock.
other games carded tomorrow fol-
low:
Alcova Motor Co. VS.. Del Ray A. c.,
Del Ray, Va, 2:30 o'clock.
Skinker Eagles VS.. Iroquois A. c.,
Friendship Field, 2:30 o'clock.
Congress Heights vs.. Palace A. c.,
Congress Heights Field, 2 o'clock.
Pontiac A. G. VS.. Apache A. c., Fair
lawn Field, / O'Clock.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Sacrifice Fly Out;
Freak Homers Hit

NEW YORK, December 13 (R).-
Good-by to the sacrifice fly. Bats
men who lift long flies to the out
field on which base runners can
advance a base will not be credited
with a sacrifice hereafter and will be
charged with a time at bat.
The Joint Rules Committee Of the
Major Leagues has so decided.
Another change limits batsman
to two bases on all balls which
bounce of the playing field. This
was aimed to halt the epidemic OF
trick home runs made when the hcll
bounced OF the playing field into
the stands.
The American League approved
the National League rule by which
balls are judged fair or foul where
they leave the playing field and not
where they are last seen.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
EAGLES QUINTET BEATEN
Drops Game to Railroad Team in
Alexandria by SO to %.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 49,
Richmond Fredericksburg SS Potomac
Railroad Co. tossers defeated the Ana
costa Eagles, SO to %, last night at the
Armory.
Pirate A. G. has booked a game with
the Palace A. @. Of Washington for
December FL on Guckert's Field.
Del Ray A. c. is to face strayer's
Business College In Washington Tues
day night.
Gene Zimmerman, center, has been
signed by Whitestones Juniors and
rounds out squad composed of Johnny
TTavers, Shorty Howard, Pat F1inchum.
Jack Trenery, Edward Lyons, Harold
Chilcotte, "Horse" Mendelson and
"Jinx" Newton.
The Whitestones are in the 1lS-pound
division.
They win open their season against
st. Martins Juniors Monday In WASH
tngton.
Virginia Juniors win close their foot
ball season on Christmas day, playing
Hyattsville Juniors on Shipyard Field.
Richmond, Fredericksburg q Potomac
Railroad Co. has scheduled two games
with Frank Summers Virginia Coaches
to be played in the Armory December
"a and 81.
summefs, Harrison Dey and "Babe"
Spots VIII head the inYaders.
IAe-Jackson High ScApol trimmed
Central A. @. of this city, a to 10.
Decker, Quantico Marine player, has
been signed by the Richmona, Fred-
srlckshurg q Potomac Rain pad Co.
team,
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Tech viii Be Last High Team
To Display Its Basket Wares

TECH alone of the public high
school basket ball quints will
remain to show its wares after
tonight. The champions, how
ever, will soon be seen in action, being
down for game with Catholic Univer-
sity Freshmen Wednesday in the Nc
Kinley gym. Tsch then will play four
matches, two before and two after
Christmas, in preparation for its opening
battle Of the title series, January O.,
against Eastern, a game, incidentally,
which may go far toward settling the
championship.
Eastern is to open activities tonight
at tbs O'Clock, engaging Georgetown's
yearlings in the Tech gym in the pre-
liminary to the Hoya Varsity Baltimore
University game. Central, which fell
before the Georgetown cubs last night,
18 to 81, in a curtain-raiser to the
Hoya Varsity Gettysburg match, was
down for an afternoon match today
with the Fredericksburg, Va, High
team at Fredericksburg. Gonzaga will
Evening star., 1930-12-13
OFFERS GRID CONTRACT
College and Pro Variety to Be on
Tap in Charity Tilt.
" the Assoclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 13.-The diff
ference between professional and inter-
collegiate foot ball. If any, should be
strikingly demonstrated tomorrow when
Knute Rockne's Notre Dame All-Stars
clash with the New York Giants of the
National Professional Foot Ball League
The game will be played at the Polo
Grounds before crowd Of 10000 or
more.
Rockne has gathered together an i'm
posing array OF talent, including three
stars Of his 1880 machine, Carideo, Brill
and O'Connor. Then there will be Law,
Moynihan, Cannon, Twomey, Voedisch,
Crowley, Hunsinger and host of other
heroes Of other great Notre Dame
elevenS.
To oppose this group of alI-stars in
name and fact the Giants will pit one
Of the finest pro outfits in the country.
Benny Friedman, old Michigan quar-
terback, Is the handspring of the Giant
attack His passing, as sensational as
1t ever was, has been a major factor In
the Giants successes this season. An
other agile pro performer will be Red
eagle, the flashing red-head of Army
fame.
The game is being played for the
dement, OF the unemployed.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Ingram Hopeful;
Sasse Cautious

NEW YORK. December 1s d.
Here's how the rival coaches looked
at the Army-Navy game In advance:
Bill Ingram, Navy: IT hope my
boys surprise me, but don't think
they can win"
Maj. Ralph !. Sasse, Army: "I will
not predict anything except that we
win play to win. II the Army team
feels rested when 1t goes into the
game, Il viii give the Navy q real
hattla.g
Evening star., 1930-12-13
SOCCER AT MARLBORO
Teams Clash Tomorrow in Cup Tie
at Fair Grounds.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. December
l3.--Upper Marlboro's soccer team.
which defeated the Fort Myer eleven. \
70 Q. in q Washington and southeastern
District Cup tie match last Sunday af
Washington, win entertain Washing-
ton-Concord Club hooters Of Washing.
Ton ON the fair grounds here tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Upper Marlboro expects a tough bat-
tie. For the most part the local team
Ior the past five seasons has been made
up OF Upper Marlboro boys, many OF
whom learned to play soccer at the
high school here.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

Carter, who won thrilling race over
Kicas. and Burns, who triumphed in
the lOo-yard dash, were the lone Cen
tral swimmers to win events against
Baltimore City College. Central's 400
yard relay team, however, was VIC
torious 1t comprised Ludwig, Wood
Duffield and Carter.
Summaries:
sOO:YARD REfAY-w6n BY central tLud-
wig. Wood. Dufneld and Carterl. Time, I:54
1Oe-YARD BREAST sTROKE-Won BY
Coyman. B 2. Ci second. Diener, Gen.
: sO-YARD sFRINT-WSn by ssndrock p
Central Time, O:2e.
Ss0-YARD--Won By Carter, Central; sec-
3nd, Kicas, B, 9. O.; third. Robey, b. O. O.
iiIe. iSe.YxRD' Am BACK sTROKE-wOn by
Dodd. ,. c. o.. second, Lombard. Central;
1aO-YARD DAsH.won BY Burns. Central:
SECOND sandrock: B. O. c.; third, Levi, b.
FANCY DivING~won by Anchukaitus, b
G. e; second Knester, B. G. c.; third,
sco-YARD MEDLEY RRLAY-won by "A
G. c. tDodds Cowman and Kicas).
Evening star., 1930-12-13

CEORGE WASHINGTON'S freshmen
~ have scheduled 10 basket ball
games, the opener with Bliss Elec-
trfcsi School December II. All five OF
the local public high schools are on the
list. which follows:
December II. Bliss, at G. W.; 10,
Business, at q. w.
January 5, Eastern, at Eastern; 2,
Central. at O. W.; 10, Business. at O. W.;
i3. Catholic U. Freshmen, at Brookland:
is, Emerson. at O. W.; 20, Tech, at
@. W.
February 2, Eastern, at @. W.; 6, Bliss,
at Silver Spring; IL. Dewitt, at @. W.;
IA, Strayer's, at O. W.; IL. Central, at
Central: 10. 0onzaga, at @. W; "a,
Tech, at Tech: 26, Strayer's, at Central.
March 5. western, at @. w; 8, Cath
olic u. Freshmen, at q. w.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
THE SPORTLICHT
by GRANTLAND RICE

They lacked the power and drive and
destructive smash of this seasons back
field with Carideo. Brill, Schwartz and
Savoldi. But they had a smoothness
and beauty of motion not yet equaled
in any backfield. Their average weight
was around 161 pounds. But they could
travel, and they were always a picture
to watch. They happened to be one
OF those high spots in competitive play
that is seldom seen again. The years
must take their toll but this old COM
bination must have something left
worth looking at.
(Copyright, 1890. BY the North American
Newspaper AllianceO
Evening star., 1930-12-13
TEST FOR GRID OFFICIALS
Washington Association to Hold
Examinations Friday Night.

An examination Of applicants for
membership in the Washington District
Foot Ball Officials' Association will be
conduced by that organization Friday
ard Daniels. Applications cannot be
filed after Wednesday. They must be
sent to B. L. Eberts, secretary, Machin-
ists' Building, accompanied by $40.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
COLLEGE BASKET BALL
Georgetown, IS; Gettysburg. ~.
LIauorfnf.A a.. nnIlnunnk .In

0coLBeIoWhs 90 CStIySDutBs Sts
Haverford, 81; 0allaudet. 20.
American u, 81; Maryland State
Normal, IS.
BENJAMIN Franklin. 29; Bliss Elec-
trical, Is.
Kansas Aggies, S5; Washington u,
"a.
Monmouth, 81; Iowa Wesleyan, IS.
De Paul. So: Cornell of Iowa, is.
Marquette, 16: Illinois Wesleyan, IL.
Augsberg. a.; Riverfalls (Wis.)
Teachers, Is.
Rochester CMinn) Junior College, rs:
Hamline u. %.
Maryville Teachers, 80; Doane, IL.
Oliyet, Is. Defiance (Ohio), IS.
Detroit City Collage. a.: Toledo o.,
20.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
BIG TEN CUNTS BUSY
Chicago and Wisconsin Start,
Others Play Second Time.

others Play Second Time.
CHICAGO, December 13 (R.-Chi-
cago and Wisconsin will open their
basket ball campaigns tonight and three
other Big Ten teams will meet their
second tests of the season.
The Maroons will meet Cornell Col
lege of Mount Vernon, Iowa, at Chi
cago, while Wisconsin will entertain
Carroll College. Michigan will tackle
Michigan State at Ann Arbor, Illinois
meets Carleton at Champaign and Min
nesota will have Grinnell at Minne-
apolis.
Northwestern won its second straight
last night, trouncing Notre Dame, A to
20, at South Bend The victory gave
the Wildcats more reason to figure they
viii be threat for the Big Ten title.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

Referees-Eberts and Ford.
A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY gained q
"A quick lead and at no time was
extended to defeat Maryland State
Normal. After the Eagles gained a
1877 margin in the first half they in
serted second and third stringers and
In the second session outscored the vis-
itors, 2l-6.
With six field goals and four fouls
more points than the entire opposing
team and he didn't play the whole
game.
Lifle-ups:
Evening star., 1930-12-13
sEXTET rs pRACTIcING.

Freedmen's Hospital Nurses colored
basket ball sextet Is practicing diligent-
ly for the season under the direction Of
Coach Sam Lacy.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

Western was leading Swavely, 10 to 2,
at the half. but was unable to hold the
home quint in check in the final going
and also was unable to again get started
on attack. Alger and Devlin for Swaye-
ley and Fox and Sherwin for Western
were high scorers.
Line-upS:
Evening star., 1930-12-13
WOOD LEADS HARVARD
Grid Captain Also Is Star ii
Hockey and Base Ball.

Hockey and Base Ball.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, December 13
P1.-The Harvard foot ball team has
elected Barry Wood as captain Of next
years eleven.
WOOD, Phi Beta Kappa man and
the most versatile athlete Harvard has
developed In almost q decade, was
chosen from field Of IL juniors eligible
for the honor.
He issranked No. by the New Eng
land Tennis Association. He has won
four major letters at Harvard-two in
foot bah and one each in base ball and
ho6key.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

CALLAUDET's loss to Haverford was
" a heart -breaker. It was nip and
tuck almost all the way, with Co.'S
grove and Ringle leading the Blues at
tack and Logan and Simons shining
for Haverford.
With two minutes TO 60 the count
stood even at 20. A long shot by Logan
dropped for the two points that settled
the issue. At half time Hayerford was
In front by IL to IA.
Cosgrove and Ringle scored all but
six of GalIaudet's points, Brown being
the only other to count from the field.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

We wonder II that handy win Busi-
ness chalked up over Emerson means a
whole lot or whether Business really is
going to be in there in the coming
public high title scrap. So often Stenog
teams in various sports have started
strongly only to wilt when the title
going becomes hot that it is hard to get
excited any more when the wearers Of
the Orange begin a season in any sport
with flourish.
Basket ball. though, is the sport IN
which Business has shown TO most ad-
vantage. The Stenogs put up q strong
front in last Winters series. Maybe
they will put up an even stronger front
this season. Well soon see.
Anyway you look at it, Business
looked plenty good in walloping Emer-
son, % to 10, at least in comparison
with Central, which Thursday beat
Emerson by only % to 10.
Clever little Bobby Lucas, forward,
with is points, was the big shot in
the Business attack, while Bill Duryee,
center, with 8, showed, an accurate eye.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

open its schedule tonight against st.
Mary's Lyceun at Alexandra.
Business walloped Emerson, % to 10,
on the Stenog floor and Swavely was q
20-13 victor over Western in other
schoolboy court encounters yesterday.
Baltimore City College downed Cen
tral, A to 2S, in q swimming match
that opened the campaign for both
teams. The meet was in the Central
tank.
Central was outclassed generally by
Georgetown Freshmen, whose attack was
led by Carolan and Murphy, with IL
and 10 points, respectively. It was the
yearlings' opening match. Downey Rice
with 8 points was most consistent for
Central on attack.
Line-ups: