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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
RUNNER-UP FIGHT
IN 3COUNTY LOOP
Guardsmen, HopIights Still
Are Battling for Places.
Hawks Winners.
AUREL, Md, February 15.-with

AUhEL, Mo-, FEBRUARY 15.-WlCn
Brentwood Hawks assured of first
l. place in the Tri-County Basket
Ball League race, interest now
centers in the battle for second place
between Headquarters Company, Ma
tional Guard, and Ellicott City Hop
lights. The teams will meet Friday
night. Headquarters now is the runner
up, holding a one-game edge over Ell
licott City.
Three more league games are carded
next week. Ellicott City Hoplights and
Berwyn A. G.. and Brentwood Hawks
and Jessups A. G. will clash Tuesday
night and Berwyn A. G. and Laurel In
dependents will try conclusions in the
other encounter Friday night.
In matches last night the Hawks
added to their lead, defeating Berwyn
A. c., % to 10, and Headquarters Com
pany drubbed Laurel Independents, 81
to is. The win boosted the Hawks leNi
to two and a half games over second
place.
Hawks won in the last flve minutes.
With the score 18-all, they launched an
attack led by Adkins and Bailey which
soon put the game In the bag. Adkins,
with IL points, was the ace of the win
ners' offense, while Reeley, with the
same number, was high for Berwyn.
Headquarters held the upper hand
over Laurel Independents from the out
set, holding 1873 lead at half time.
Gary was high scorer for the Vctors
| with IL points. Whitaker, with seven
markers, was the losers chief sniper.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

MONDAY.
st. Johns Of Brooklyn at Catholic
University, 8 o'clock.
Washington and Lee at Georgetown
(boxing).
TUESDAY.
Maryland at North Carolina State.
Maryland Freshman at George WASH
ington Freshman, o'clock.
WEDNESDAY.
Georgetown ut Navy. o'clock.
Maryland ct North Carolina.
Catholic u. at Johns Hopkins.
William and Mary at Catholic U
swimming.
THURSDAY.
Maryland at Duke University.
FRIDAY.
Gallaudet ct American University, 8
o'clock.
SATURDAY.
K. of G. Of Brooklyn at Georgetown.
Maryland at Hopkins, $3.50.
v. M. I. at Maryland, $3.50.
Columbus U. ut Gallaudet, 8 o'clock.
George Washington at Catholic u,
$50.
George Warrington Freshman at
Catholic U. Freshman, 1880.
Georgetown at Navy (boxing).
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COUNTY LOOP LISTS
3T|LT BILL TODAY
Prince Georges League Elves
in Triple. Header Card
at HyattsviIIe.
r 7 YATTsvILLE, Nd, February is.

r Y YATTSVILLE, Md, February 15
- Three Prince Georges Coun-
ty Basket Bali League games
will be played in the National
Guard Armory here tomorrow after.
noon. 1t will be the largest single-day
league card of the campaign. Two Of
the matches are regularly scheduled
and the other is postponed game.
In the most important game, the last
on the program, DORA and Company
F, National Guard. quints will clash in
a game that will 60 far toward decid-
ing, If it does not decide. second place.
The teams are now tied for the runner
up post, each with eight wins and four
Dixie Pig A. G. and Mount Rainier
A. C. will meet in the opening game
of the card at 2 o'clock. This will be
a postponed match.
In the second game Berwyn A. o.
and Maryland Collegians will face.
Two more league games are cArded
during the week. Mount Rainier A. O.
and Hyattsville Southern MethodistS
will meet Monday night and Brent
wood Hawks and Maryland Collegians
Thursday night.
Hyattsville High Schools basket ball
team, which recently conquered Tech,
washington public high champion, will
play three games this week. Two OF
the three contests will be played on the
National Guard Armory floor here.
Western will be met in Washington
Tuesday In o postponed game, Silver
Spring High will be entertained here
Wednesday and Central will be here
Thursday.
Both Central and western have beaten
the Blue and Gold this season. Hy-
attsville. however, downed Silver Spring
on the latter's floor.
HyattSville now has won 10 games
against defeats All the losses have
been at the hands Of Washington quints.
Shipley Midgets, who have won IL
games In as many starts, now are after
matches with either lis or lS0.pound
quints. They have entered the District
Amateur Athletic Union championship
tournament. Coleman Headley, College
Park. is booking games.
Hyattsville High School girls basket
ball team will meet Silver Spring High
lassies Wednesday afternoon in the Ma
tional Guard Armory here.
A game scheduled between Hyatts-
Vile and the Mclean, Va. sextet here
last Friday was postponed. The new
date has not been announced.
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aEnRnr INFLAMMATION
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
TERROR BOXERS REATEN,

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, February 49,
Penn State boxers eked out q 4-to-2
win over Western Maryland here to-
night in a match that provided some
stirring competition.
The summaries:
1l5-POUND-Epstein (state) defeated
Elater wv; MarylAnO, judges decision,
three rounds.
Hastings wv. Maryland, technical knock
out second round.
featee Casoni (State), judges decision, three
oYIsnsc.iPouNp-1ew,s ts,..., defeated nor.
cheers CIV. Msryland), technical Knockout,
thiITsa S TS g'in1SSncn.,tov.., ts..,., ..,..,.A
Capt Klepac wv. Maryiand, judges de.
,. Iiiss P6gNRsM, .BafPsts cw, sM.rylana,, q.
j" HlEAVtTYEWfEsiGHT-pineutA Cw. Maryland,
defeated Capt. MeAndrews (State), Judges
decision. three rounds.
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Referee-Mr. echmid (BuckpelD.
Opening its season In gymnastics
the Navy defeated Temple, AZ to IL, tax
ing all but one of the firstS and allow
ing the visitors second place In only
two Of the six contests.
The summaries:
tN Ho5Iz2sNTAS BARs sS:n BY EuEhss
sS 81: s.I U.s. fi:s' x second. III,
i. SsiDE aossEzs%Sn BY stewart tN.yy,,
PAR4LLEL BAks-Won by Bach trem-
Bale So ST.mS SsSh ss,rS Ns second S4'
E.Es ;ss ss :a:T ..ed aSdtT So:
A.Ss.S:tin. sTe%PIs'. second. 81; COREY
Navy regained It's laurels on the
wrestling mat by defeating Lehigh, last
years intercollegiate champions, a. to
3. taking the decision In seven Of the
eight bouts.
The summaries:
Us EouNP ,s Ssi. MAXI shTsv
les PoyNps-Lincoln navy defeated
ciastkewioS By decision. Time advantage,
las PoUNDs-oray NAVY threw Brady
With e. bar and ehlsnesry h0la Time Isi
Si les PoSpsMorton Ns1gS threw Shank
er, with bar and chancery hold. Time.
oS, EseTSS H1EHss Tsy,s ssisss
l' GNL ISHrnsb Eye ! tLehish> defeated
round. Time ADVANTAGE, O:42.
The Navy varsity rife team won its
indoor match, while the plebes lost.
The varsity defeated Virginia Military
Institute, 1883 to 1922. while Western
1,S56 to 1917.
Taking no tirsts and only one second
In a swimming meet here with the
Navy plebes, Baltimore Polytechnic
natatorS were easily beaten, SO to 16,
and also were defeated at water polo,
IS to 5.
Showing much fine material, with q
promise Of usefulness to the varsity In
after seasons, the plebes began their
gymnastic schedule today by defeating
Mercersburg Academy by 80 to is.
In the highest kind Of Q wrestling
match the plebeS won from the fresh
men Of Virgins Military Institute, II
to II. Each side won four bouts, but
the Navy secured its margin through
the victory Of Coleman over Mems in
the 160-pound class, which was by q
fall. All other bouts were decided on
time advantage.
The plebe boxers were defeated by
the mittmen representing Cook Acad-
envy, by 4 bouts to 3. After each team
had won 3, the result depended upon
the outcome Of the contest between Nc.
KuSick of the visitors and Reedy, In
the unlimited weight class. After 3
rounds Of slugging the visitor took the
decision.
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HOWARD LOSES HARD
GAME to BLUEFIELD

A spectacular pot shot from mid court
In the last minute gave Blueheld, W.
Va, Institute o 37-to-36 triumph over
Howard in q holly contested basket ball
game last night In the BiSon's gym.
It was keen battle from the outset
with the invaders holding q 1e-to-l7
edge at the half
Howard gained . 7-point lead dur
ing the second half. but Carmichael
and Horton, aces Of the Bluefield at
tack were sent back into the game, and
Bluefield gradually cut Towards lead
until Carmichael came through with his
vital pot In the final minute.
Horton and Carmichael counted IL
and 8 points, respectively, while Hall
Of the BisonS was high scorer OF the
game with IS markers. Williams count
ed II points for the home team.
The defeat was the fourth Howard
has suffered by point this season.
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c. i. TAKES 3 OF G
BOUTS, BUT LOSES
ForfeitS in 125-Pound Class
to West Point-Tardugno
Registers K. O.

w VEST POINT, N. Y, February
M 15.--Army and Georgetown
fought six bouts in the ring
today on even terms, each
team winning three, but the Cadets were
credited with q 4-to-3 victory when the
Hoyas failed to enter into the 125-pound
class, thereby FORGETTING it.
The bouts were hard fought, three OF
them resulting in knockouts.
Tardugno swarmed all over Davis In
the lightweight bout and knocked the
Army man out in the final round.
Bell made short work of Julicher IN
the 135.pound event. Julicher was on
his feet, but the bout was stopped early
In the first round, technical knockout
being scored by Bell.
woodward flattened Cordovano after a
hurry of mitigating in the first round Of
the heavyweight bout.
The summary:
lS P0UNDS-Tardueno, GEORGETOWN.
knee kntGSked out Davis Army, after minutes Of
lbs fSSGNSDs-rorfeited to Army by George
las FouSps@sediS.e Army. scored tech
meal knockout over Julicher, GEORGETOWN,
after 50 SECONDS Of the first round.
Roller Srmy b Sea:S5 defeated
100 POUNDS-Ltttle.. Army, defeated Tier
ney ;s GspS15Es tN%sn, by decision: rounds.
YRsTx AAP' BY w ssssSn rounds
minute to so seconds Of fTst round FOUND "
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HAGERSTOWN CUNT
TO MEET CELT|CS
Mix-up Delays Appearance
of Baltimore Tossers
in Alexandria.
LExANDR1A, Va, February 49,

| AG@SxA4NOG64As va, ECUTudIy 10
| ~ One Of the four teams that has
III conquered the st. Mary's Cell
tics quint in It's 81 engage
ments this season will battle the Green
and Gold In schuler's Hall here tomor-
row, when the Alsatia A. c. of Hagers-
town, Md, appears against them at 3
o'clock.
Through q mix-up in the schedule
the Arcadia A. G. Of Baltimore also has
been booked to play the Celtics tomor-
row, but a change was made. The AR
cadiA game was postponed until March.
The Hagerstown club is composed
mainly of former Maryland College
stars
The celtics have five other games
booked next week. The National Cir
the Howard A. French quint meeting
Fredericksburg Collegians IN a pre-
tuesday viii bring the Celtics against
Del Ray A. G. In an Alexandria Gazette
League tilt at Armory Hall, while the
Alexandria High will be opposed on the
same court Friday night.
A special George Washington birth.
day attraction is billed for Saturday
WAC4 N4C EAS0SAASAcbhb SOAASSAoAASb O."
Sunday, February %, the Celtics will
entertain the Council Neighborhood
House of Richmond, Va, at schuler's.
Knight I'VE will appear in two en-
gagementS next week, with game billed
with the Del Ray A. c. in the Alex
andriA Gazette League Wednesday, fol-
lowed by q contest with Alexandra High
Thursday night. Both contests will be
played at Armory Hall.
The knights are seeking other games
for next week. Call Manager Carroll
Rush, Alexandria 2o53-J, after 4:30 pm.
United Typewriter Grays and the
Woodlawn A. G. will play at Schuler's
Hall wednesday night at $3.50.
Billy Schwartz, Alexandria light
heavyweight, will make his flrst appear
ance in the ring before a home audi
ence February "a, when he appears In
| His opponent has not been named.
Schwartz has fought three profess
sional engagements in recent weeks,
scoring two knockouts and a draw.
Principal Henry T. Moncure Of Alex
andria has offered q medal to be
awarded to the cadet winning the spe-
cial rife match to be held March IS
by Company A Of the Alexandria High
Cadet Corps.
Col. Clarence Deems, jr.. has offered
silver medal for the runner-up and
bronze one for the marksman I'm
ishing third.
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EASTERN IS winner
OVER BLISS QUINTET

Eastern's basket bail team scored
handily over Bliss, "A to 80, last night
in the Silver Spring National Guard
Armory.
Led by Zahn and Kessler, who pep
pered the hoop for 10 and points,
respectively, the Light Blue gained an
early lead and was ahead by q safe
margin all the way. EaStern'e lead at
halt time was 20 to TO-
Bleich, rangy center Of the Bliss
quint, was high scorer Of both teams,
despite that he did not play through
out. He rang up IS points, including
five goals from scrimmage and three
from the charity stripe.
The line-yJnes
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FIGHT TOURNAMENT
PLANNED BY A. A. U.

Through It's boxing committee the
District A. A. q. Association Is plan
ming q tournament the latter part Of
next month TO determine leadership in
the various weight classes. The Diff
ferent events would be allotted clubs
clubs also would be required to have
representative entries In competition.
Edward Rosenblum, Jewish Com
ntunity Center, Is chairman Of the
A. A. u boxing committee, which also
includes James A. Sullivan, Knights Of
Columbus: j. Bateman Wardman, Park
Athletic Association; James Dewey,
Queensberry Club, and H. J. Odenthal,
City Club.
Sullivan, located ct II Printcra.t
Building, $50 H street, is In charge Of
entries and publicity.
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COLONIAL RIFLEMEN
DEFEAT TERPS, v.

George Washington University's rife
team defeated both Maryland Univer-
marksmen in q triangular match yes
terday at College Park.
The Colonial marksmen shaded their
opponents in every department Of the
shooting, with three perfect scores, q 90
and 96 in the prone shooting, and
adding to their lead in both the kneel-
ing and standing positions.
Harry Parsons Of George washington
was the individual high scorer Of the
meet. with total Of 2s1 out Of Q pos
sible 300.
Willis Frazier Of Maryland was Sec
ond with 276.
The Maryland marksnnen finished
close behind the Colonials, with O. grand
total Of 1881 against the winners 1883.
GcOrec.
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central and Georgetown Prep
Will come to grips on the Central
moor tomorrow. afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in perhaps the brightest
court game of the day. The Blue
conquered the scholastics from
Garrett Park in WOW of a battle,
30 to 20, a couple of weeks ago,
and the Marylanders will be out
to get even. \
st. Johns and Catholic University
freshmen are to mix tomorrow night
at $3.50 O'Clock. The Cardinal yearlings
bumped the Cadets of, 80 to 81, not
long ago and the latter will be battling
their hardest for revenge.
Raymond Riordan baskesters of New
YORK, who have met several schoolboy
teams hereabout this Winter have not
shown a whole lot and neither the
Tech regulars, nor second-stringers are
expected to have much trouble in dis
posing OF the first and scrub quintS rep
reserting the Gothamites in games
scheduled tomorrow afternoon on the
Tech hardwood.
st. Adams has an engagement with
Donaldson School tomorrow in Balti-
more. A poppy scrap is expected. The
schools have long been sports rivals.
A game between Ben Franklin and
St Johns, to be played at $50 pm.
in the Cadets gym, is the high spot of
Tuesdays program. Each team has
shown power. They have not met this
season.
In three other games here Hyattsville
High will face Western on the Western
hardwood; Landon will play host to
Friends on the Epiphany floor, and
woodward will have Alexandria High
as its guest in the Central Y. M. c. A.
gym.
Wednesday is the big day of the week
both 4, from the standpoint Of the
quantity and quality of action listed.
In engagements that are figured to
produce the hottest sort of competition,
st. Johns will take on Eastern in the
Cadets gym, Georgetown Prep and
Gonzaga will have 1t out on the Plr-
pies fioor and Western and Episcopal
will battle at Episcopal.
Central will entertain Alexandria
High on the formers floor in the only
other match set for court in the city
proper that day.
In out-of-town contests Tech will In
wade Annapolis for go with st. Johns
College Junior Varsity, Emerson and
Tome will try conclusions at Port De-
post, Nd, and HyattSville High will
entertain Silver Spring High In the
latter suburb.
Three games are scheduled Thurs
day. Strayer Is to clash with Eastern,
Central and Hyattsville High will face
at HyattSVille, and Landon and Silver
Spring High will fight 1t out at Silver
Spring.
Gonzaga and st. Johns will battle 1t
out In the headline game Friday. These
ancient foes both boast capable quiIlts.
The Cadets figure they have q bang-up
chance to lower the Purple and atone
thereby in some measure for the licking
handed them by the Streeters last
Fall on the gridiron.
Tech will go to College Park to en-
gage University Of Maryland Freshmen
in another tilt. expected to prove spirit
ed. The Old Line yearlings have met
and defeated all the public high quints
here except Tech.
woodward School will make a journey
to New York for a game with McBur-
ney Y. M. c. A. School quint Of that
city. The woodward boys are all popped
up over the trip.
In other games of the day Landon
will entertain Tau Sigma Phi Collegians
in the Epiphany gym, and Georgetown
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Navy defeated Pennsylvania In the
ring, flve bouts to two.
Penn brought stronger team to An
napolis than 1t has for years and in all
classes made real fights against the
Navy glovemen.
The summaries:
?, rs PogNDs-Dempsey Navy defeated
Houdina PENN by decision in three rounds.
IS POUNDS-Shadel PENN defeated
Fitzgerald tNavy) By decision in three
1876 PoUNDs-wailace (Navy) defeated
Seslow PENN by decision in three rounds.
las POUNDS-Hal Navy defeated Steele
CPenn) by technical knockout in second
16O. PoUNDs--Moret captain, Navy de-
ieated Horne captain, PENN by decision in
11s POUNDs-svan Navy defeated Mac
Lean Penn BY decision in three rounds.
UNLIMITED WEI6HT-Merrick penn
aeieated Chapple Navy by decision in
four rounds.
Tome started It's basket ball game
against the Plebes like q whiriwind
Barr, Hawtin and Hunter all scoring on
long shots, but 1t was steadily over
hauled and in the end the yearlings
won, 50 to 81.
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ARMY T0SSERS EASILY
DEFEAT JOHNS HOPKINS

WEST POINT, N. Y, February IS
R.-The Army basket ball flve de-
feated Johns Hopkins here today, 80 TO
II, with the Cadets second string play
ing the first half. The Maryianders
managed to hold the Army to an 8-all
tie at the midway point.
In the final half, however. the Army
regulars entered the game and soon took
O commanding lead.
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NAVY TOO STRONG
FOR c. ". QUINTET
Uses IS Players in Winnino.
As to 18-Middies Win
in Other Sports.
NNAPoLrs, Nd, February ,k

a ANANEA1 OA@AA0b SNAN'1 rSQIuAIY H.
~ Navy defeated George Washing
n ton at basket ball this after
noon, IS to 10, in a game re-
narkable for the large number Mid
shipmen who took part in the scoring.
During the course Of the game, the
Navy used IS players, IA of whom scored
one or more points.
The Nays first string stayed in the
game IL minutes and with the score
favoring them, is to 2, gave way to a
second string. The half ended, II to 8,
and the margin was widened steadily In
the second period.
Though the score looked 30 badly, the
Hatchetites displayed good passing, but
generally in their end Of the court, and
held the ball q good part of the time.
However, their approach to the bas-
ket was uncertain and the shooting
erratic.
Fine and Hoover did something to
stay the onslaught Of the Middies, each
scoring s points.
RWaN-- IL
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'k Represented AUHgh Five Duke n Barrier to Dixie Title
BOAT CLUB FIVE LISTS
SOLDIERS, WHIRLW WINDS

The basket ball games and two meet
ings will mark o busy week for Potomac
Boat Club members.
The board of governors Of the club
will meet tomorrow night at z o'clock
in the board room of the club house.
and Tuesday night the clubs quint will
meet Fort Washington's five at the fort.
Wednesday night special meeting of
the basket ball team will be held at the
club house, and Thursday night the
Boatmen, who are leading the Com
munity Center League race, will play
their final league game, meeting Wal
ters Whirlwinds in the Central High
gym at 8 o'clock.
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Series Statistics
Team Standing.
Results Of Games.

Results Of Games.
Central, %; Eastern, IS.
Business, 81; Tech, 26.
Central. ~; Business. %.
western, 50; Eastern, 80.
Eastern, Sc; Business, ~.
Tech, 50: Western, "a
Western, 20; Business, %.
Central, as: Tech, Is.
Tech, ~; Eastern, 81.
Western, 50; Central, 1e.
Eastern, SO: Central, %.
Tech, 81; Business, 20.
Business, 29; Central. a.
Eastern, 81; Western, 81.
Eastern, IS; Business. Il.
Tech, "a; Western. 30.
western, Is: Business, Is.
Tech, 81; Central, IS.
Tech ~; Eastern, %.
Central, 60; western, 2e.
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TECH AND WESTERN EACH
HAVE TWO, EASTERN ONE
Series One of Most Thrilling in History, Business
Which Finished Last, Breaking Even in Two
Games With Champion Crays.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

DUNCTUATED by gripping but clean competition with breath.
- remembered
All the teams well matched though whole it is not
public high standard
Picking hazardous the
extreme AT one time 1t appeared the set lght emo IN
with having losses which
would have been a If not unprecedented result.
Indicative how we'll matched the is the fact that
Business which finished with two against
defeats their
battle before succumbng in
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DRAGON CUNT VICTOR

L-ap ns r. Q. uyercame Manchester
.'lrto;s ir hafd-fought basket ball
gan Is to IA, in the Dunbar High
gye... A nnai-quarter squirt carried the
DRAGONS to .ctory.
The lire. IFS:
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v. M. I. CAGERs AHEAD.

LEXINGTON, Va, February l5.--Vir-
ginia Military Institute cagers, led by
Brown, who scored 20 points, decisively
defeated Virginia Polytechnic Institute
here tonight, 43 to 81, obtaining revenge
for q 1895 defeat suffered recently at
Blacksburg.
The 1ine.un.
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atators at Baltimore.
Prep and st. Adams will face on the
st. Adams floor.
In matches Saturday Mount St
Mary's Prep and Georgetown Prep will
face at Garrett Park, Bliss and Army
Medical College quints will clash al
the Silver Spring Armory and Ber
Franklin and st. Johns College Varsity
will have it out at Annapolis.
Central probably will encounter plenty
of opposition in its swimming meet with
the Navy Plebes Saturday.
Dewitt has five seasoned mermen al
hand, but how it will fare against the
baltimore Friends fish Is hard to figure
a comparison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

Colonia Club In Cologne, Germany, is
said to be famous In Europe as the
birthplace Of 6ood fighters.
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SCHOLASTIC BASKETERS
IN % GAMES THIS WEEK
Many Choice Contests on Schedule That Gets Under
Way TomorrOw-Swimming Teams at Central
and Dewitt Have Engagements Saturday.

undenbly the most interesting chooboy
paSket ball season ended with the completion of the public
high school
tests remain the books Twenty
week. and quite
Several will bring together
Central and Dewitt
both Saturday
Will Navy
paign against riends at
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Totals ....24 $50 Totals .... Q 8 II
Referee-Mr. schmid (BucknelD.