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Evening star., 1930-12-13

"Christ's Great Imperatives" Is the
II am. topic tomorrow of Rev. Mr..
Smith, and In the evening, "The Rule
OF Little Kings" A dinner will be
served Tuesday by the Bereau class Of
which Mrs. Byron Hunter is the
teacher
At the prayer melting Thursday night.
there will be a book dramatization.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Petworth Bantist.

B. Y. p. U. night will be observed
tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. Henry j.
Smith, will preach the sermon, entitled
Gods Cues to Youth and Age" The
sermon at the morning service will
have as It's theme "Unfed Souls"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN
xasr Picks Messengers of Jeho.
! vahv as Morning Subject.

vah" as Morning Subject.
ffThe Messengers Of Jehovah" viii be
the subject tomorrow at IL am. In
0aorgetown Lutheran Church, Rev.
Hafold z. Beatty, pastor. At $50 am.
tAd Sunday school viii study Saul Of
Tafsus; How o Pharisee Became q
Christian" J. Frank Butts viii be the
leader Of the Senior Christian Endeayor
Society at pm. Topic: How TO
Make Others Happy"
The Miracle Of the Manger" win be
the subject at the pm. service. Prayer
meeting Thursday pm. subject: .His
Unspeakable Gift"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Rrfnrii,rn

EH0CT Corner iSth . Monroe SIS.
1AACb Or. James D. BuhFeF. Minister.
di:QQ a.m.-.RortFaits Of yesue."
500 p.m.--kauRs FIRST Christian Dee0s."
e.le Ans. 9. p.m.--C. u. 8.
GnfrE 1sth ana o NV.
00s@6 Henry 3. Ranek. p. D. Pestes
Ns2A.En@--&unoay school.
10y. > 2. q =
Evening star., 1930-12-07
ALEXANDRIA QUINT
HAS SO CANDIDATES
Part Of Squad Is Recruited From
George Mason High-Plays
Western in Opener.

ALEXANDRIA, December 6.-Thirty-
three players are working out with the
Alexandria High School basket ball
squad, which Is holding daily drills un-
der Coaches Maurice Given and J. F.
Wilson at the Armory Hall.
AS In foot ball, Alexandria and George
Mason High Schools are working hand
In hand and will present one team on
the court to play under the Alexandria
High standards.
The opening game will be December
ID, when the locals face Western High
in Washington, while the first home
game Is scheduled for the Armory Hall
two nights later with Central High Of
Washington.
Slim Evans, who stands feet 8
inches and formerly played at Warsaw
High In Wisconsin, Is showing up splen-
didly in practice sessions and is ia
vored to take care of the center posi-
ton this season. He is student at
George Mason.
Other candidates for the squad are
Harold Gist, James Embrey, Samuel
Edwards, William Backus, John Januey,
Edward Hit, Elwood Howard, Martin
Petersilia, Hugh Travers, James Luck
ett Maurice Haywood, Leonard Jack
son, Shelton Bruin, Roland Good, Rol-
and Boran, Jack Hudson, Milton Rout-
zhan, Louis Schreiner, Evans, Sims,
Ticer, Curtis, Runaldue, Knight, Hoeft,
Gallagher, Sam Mendelson, Trenery,
Dixon, Moore, Penn, Parker and Suth-
ard.
James Moriarity, Malcolm Carr and
Gaines Fricter are managers Of the
Twins"
Evening star., 1930-12-07
ERROR ROBS CHAMP
OF ROAD RACE TITLE
Bradley Wins Twelfth Street "Y'
Event. When Lee Gallops so
Yards Up Wrong Street.

travelling over the 3Iz mile "Y" course
WIN pace that was Furnishing to their
opponents, D. v. Bradley and Edgar
Lee OF Lincoln University fouohf a
snappy battle in the second annual &C.
nior and Junior road race of the Twelfth
street 7. M. G. A. yesterday. Bradlev
winning In 10 minutes and so seconds
which was u seconds slower than the
winning time made by Lee last year.
AIDED by Lees mistake of running
oO yards on the course, Bradley assumed
tne lead at the 2-mile post and never
[ei1nqulsneo It. Lee had q lead of over
oU ysros when he misinterpreted the
friendly gestures Of admirers for a .sio-
nal TO turn. Coming into the stretch
Bradley put on q burst Of speed and
oroke the tape nearly 30 yards ahead
OF the defending champion.
Inc team trophy was won by the
Twelfth Street Y runners. Tony WaQ-
ner was the first Y man to finish. plac-
ing third. The Y team scored 28 points
and beat Lincoln University by 4 points.
The junior event of 2 miles was can
tured by Leonard Hayes, who was fol-
lowed by Paul Woodward, favorite to
take the race. Summaries:
SENIOR.
eoIn,. iI, p y Bradley. Lincoln; 2. Z. Lee, Lin
xsFd K: 3. I L \ \ 5SnA.;oGs 8 4; s y. Sospef @'S
Parker, Howard; 8, r.. Multree. Lincoln: 3.
s.; So;r.aM' H. + M9rsan. unattached; Ia. George
JUNIOR.
I. L. Hayes. Shell A. G.; 2. p woo1w.va
Armstrong High; 8, H. johnson, Shell a -:
Z: r. n Sc9tt; Z: M. g. a; s., L. Woodford,
SaF17etEE-FsHneIsEn; H.st;n.; g r.; Collins, Shell A.
POINT SCORE.
Ineoih IEei1th sSn,1.r!,v g.; x NJ C. A.. Io-2s
Evening star., 1930-12-07
MARCY WINS SHOOT
Triumph In Two Of Three Events
Of Singer Trophy Match.

Julius Marcy was the big noise in
the weekly Washington Gun Club trap
shoot yesterday at the Benning traps.
He won high scratch spoon with Al
hits out Of so targets and triumphed
in two Of three events on the Singer
Trophy to bring his total wins In this
competition to five. Walter Wilson and
DR.. j. G. Wynkoop each received a
credit In the second and third Singer
events.
Three 25-target events next Saturday
will close the Singer contest Walter
Wilson is leading with eight wins with
Lieut.. Comdr. F. p williams and r. D.
Morgan tied for second place each with
seven victories.
A. w. Stronger won the miss-and -out
shoot-of for the high-added target
trophy after being deadlocked with r.
P. Livesey. President Cook annexed a
win on the Lane Trophy.
Yesterdays scores follow:
Fifty targets, 16-yard totalS-Marcey,
AT; Stronger, Al; Cook, Al: LiveSey, 80;
Parks, 27; Franklin. 17; James, SO;
Larner, 16x25; Morgan, 36.
Three 25-target events (Singer)-
Marcy, 24-17-21: Wynkoop, 19-l9-2O;
Wilson, 23-16-21; Williams, 21-l6-I9:
Slime, 15-14-17; Morgan, I8-l7-l6;
Parsons, 17-ls-l8; Fawcett, 16-l6-2o.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
NATIONALS SHY MATERIAL
USEFUL FOR TRADING NOW
Club President Regards All Veterans Key Men
and Does Not Think Washington Youngsters
Would Interest Clubs at Major Meetings.

thing else that carried the Nationals to
the dizzy heights they attained during
the past campaign and they probably
will have to look to fine hurting again
to get anywhere In the 1891 battling.
Marberry, Brown, Jones and Hadley.
despite occasional lapses, constituted a
formidable staff In 1880 and in 1881
Brown and Hadley ought to be even
better than they were. With Marberry
and Jones, though, 1t may be some
thing else. Although he carried on
brilliantly over the greater part of the
past campaign. Marberry was greatly
handicapped by a weak arm. He had
TO do more pitching with his bean than
With his wing. The same goes for Jones,
too. Their training at Biloxi next
Spring will be watched with more than
ordinary interest by those In charge of
the Nationals development.
Liska, even though an in-and-outer
yielded few earned runs the past season
and Is likely to fulfill at last the promise
OF greatness given at the start of his
mound career with the Nationals. Then
there also Is Carl Fischer, the young
left-hander bought last Summer from
Newark. Fischer was unsteady In his
few trials, but revealed enough TO war
rant serious consideration. II seems
the Nationals could Ill afford 20 use
either Of these young fellows in q trade.
THAT great gap between March Is
u and April in the Nationals ex-
hibition schedule next Spring r.
apt 70 be filled by games with the
Louisville club Of the American Asso-
ciation and Baltimore Of the Inter-
national League. The Orioles particu-
larly are apt to get many Of the dates.
They are to train at Gulfport, Miss,
only q dozen miles away from Biloxi,
the Nationals camp, and o home-aYd-
home series with them is contemplated.
The Orioles already are down for
three games with the washington club
One will open the exhibition season
and two others are to be played here
and In the Maryland metropolis jrRt
before the Nationals enter the Amyri-
can League championship race.
Close relationship between the Nation
ais and orioles. which began about two
years ago, may become ever closer
should the breach between the big
leagues and the International loop
caused by the draft war be healed soon.
It seems that Washington would be
likely TO enter into q working agree
Ynent with the Baltimore outfit so far
as the exchange of material Is con-
cerned. Thus far the Athletics have
been in closer contact than any other
big league outfit with the Orioles.
Not sinca its long series Of trans
actions with Minneapolis Of the Amer
lean Association more than O decade
ago has the washington club been in
close working harmony with q class
AA minor aggregation.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
GONZAGA BASKETERS
BOOK "a CONTESTS
List Homeland Home Series With
All District High School Quints
Except Central.

Home-and-ho series with all the
public high school quintS except Central
and with Catholic University freshmen
st. Johns, Georgetown Prep and
Swavely feature the Gonzaga basket
ball schedule announced last night
Georgetown University freshmen also
have been booked for one game. Many
night tits have been carded.
Twenty-one matches have been
closed for and three are pending
Whether the Purple will open against
an alumni combination December II on
the Gonzaga floor, or against Business
in the latter's gym, January 6, has not
been determined. Gonzaga will close
activities against st. Johns March 6, in
a night game in the Cadets gym.
Under direction Of Coach Orrel Mitch
ell, candidates for the Purple uuint will
get down to serious practice tomorrow.
Dickey Fitzgerald and Tommy Nolan,
regular forwards last season, and Jack
Hester, reserve center q campaign ago,
are players around whom the I Street
ers team will be reconstructed.
Ihe Gonzaga schedule follows:
December-17, alumni (pending).
January-6, Business at Business: Q.
Mount st. Joseph's High (pending); 10,
Catholic University freshmen at C. U,
lnight); 13, Woodward; is, Eastern at
Eastern; 16, Landon (night); 81, Tech
at Tech; %, Swavely; 20, st. Johns AT
st. Johns (night); 80, Business
(night); 81, Swavely at Manassas. Va.
February-4, Woodward at woodward
., Georgetown freshmen at @. n
nightl; 10. Georgetown Prep at Car
rett Park; l3, Eastern (night): Ia
alexandria High (pending); IL, Tech:
70, Western might; "a, Georgetowr
Frep; 70. Western at Western; 27
catholic University freshmen.
March.3, Landon at Landon; 6, st.
Johns (night). y S''
Evening star., 1930-12-07
alpha Delta On'ega-Del Ray
Came Tops Alexandria Card

tie in their first meeting, will clash
again at 2:30 o'clock on Richard Hay
don Field for the l50-pound champion
ship Of this city.
Virginia Juniors will meet st. Pauls
Boys Club, runner-up for the Sport
Mart League championship in Wash
ington, on Shipyard Field at 2:30 pm.
Bill Hammonds Pirate A. @. is to
play the Lyon Park A. G. at Washing
ton and Lee High School, Ballston, at
2:30 o'clock.
Two Iroquois players will be on the
bench tomorrow when the Indians face
No. Engine Company. Frank Ham
tton and "BumpSy" Brown, regular
llnemen, are both laid Up.
Theodore Beach, former Alexandria
High School tackle and captain. has
been signed by the Alpha Delta Omega
Fraternity.
Comet A. O. has challenged the
Friends Insects 10 q Saturday battle,
claiming the iosal inject title.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
CARNEGIE ELEVEN
BEATS ". & J., ESQ
Led by McCurdy, Runs Wild
In Last Period, Scoring
Three Times.

BY the Associated Press,
NITTSBURGH, Pa, December e.
- Harry McCurdy convinced the
skeptics as to his quarterback
abilities today by his spark-plug
role in Carnegie Techs 26-to-0 gridiron
conquest Of q former Tartan ink,
Washington and Jefferson.
Ever since McCurdy was withdrawn
from Techs losing game with New York
University there had been much talk
about a sophomore signal caller, Stuart
Dueger, and Dueger started today. But
McCurdy finished and furnished the
fireworks, accounting for three Of Techs
four touchdowns.
On the second play he directed after
his insertion In the second period Nc
Curdy shot an aerial to Halfback Kavel,
who raced over for the initial counter,
the play bettering 40 yards. Then as
Tech stampeded w. ana j. in the fourth
for three more scores McCurdy worked
a pass play for better than SO, yards to
Kavel for one Of them and counted an
other by running back an intercepted
aerial 26 yards.
A steady drizzle, which began last
night and continued, reduced the at
tendance to around 5000, and was re-
sponsible for numerous fumbles, none
Of which figured in the scoring.
Proceeds Of the game were given to a
fund for the unemployed.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
TENNESSEE TRIMS
FLORIDANS, 13 TO s
Hackman, Aided by Dodd, Gives
Volunteers Victory-Alligators
Suffer From Sauls' Injury.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FAIRFIELD STADIUM, JACKSON
WILLIE, Fla, December 6.-Bobby Dodd
and Buddy Hackman crowned their
brilliant Southern Conference careers
with added haloes Of glory here today
as Tennessee b0wled over great Flo
rida offensive, IS to 8.
Hackman scored Sboth the Volunteer
touchdowns. Once, in the second period,
on short pass from Dodd he stepped
over the Gator goal, and in the final
few minutes of play on brilliant brok-
enfield dash Of so yards with an inter-
cepted pass.
Dodd proved himself worthy all
Southern quarterback selection as he
heaved long spirals, spun through the
line on neatly executed trick plays and
punted brilliantly.
Florida's chances were badly ham
pered in the first period when big Ed
Sauls, ramming fullback, was injured
and removed from the game.
Twice Florida had the oval In the
shadow Of the Tennessee goal. Once
the Gators had four downs to 60 to
make ! yard and Q touchdown, but
Hacknan and Brandt led the forwards
to nail the bruising thrusts. Florida's
touchdown came on o 40-yard pass from
R0QerO To Parneu
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Il pacEes and MOl1a,Uks Promise
Keen Battle for Title Today

a 6-to-6 draw. Bill Eaton, Washing
ton-Lee High School fullback, has been
added to the Alcova lineup.
All Alcovas are to report at Colun-
bia pike at o'clock.
a PAIR Of undefeated 125-pound
"A sandlot teams, st. Paul's and Vir-
ginia A. c., will oppose today on
the Brookland field at 2:30 o'clock.
Virginia defeated Mercurys, Sport
Mart League champs, last Sunday, z to
0. st. Paul's battled the Ethelwood A.
G. Of Baltimore. champion 135-pound
team Of that city, to q scoreless tie.
Skinker Eagles will play the National
Press Club Cardinals at Friendship
field at 2:30 o'clock.
All Eagles are requested to report to
Manager Clippers house at / o'clock.
Wolverines and Northern Preps meet
at o'clock on the Silver Spring field.
Centennials are to clash with Brent
wood Hawks on. the Silver Spring field
at / o'clock.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
QUINN NAMED CAPTAIN
Landon School Team Awards Let
ters to 10 Grid Players.

Bill Quinn, halfback on the Lam
don School foot ball team for the past
two seasons, was elected captain of tine
1881 eleven at banquet In honor of
the successful 1880 team last night at
the school. Letters were awarded IL
members Of the squad.
Rev. James Henderson, long director
Of athletics at st. Adams School, was
the principal speaker. Others who
talked were Gordon Kessler, former
Landon coach; p. L. Banfleld, Landon
headmaster, who was postmaster; VIII
liam Franklin Sands, Harley Page San
born. Emerson Institute director of
athletics, and Milly Price, Landon coach.
Those getting letters, In addition to
Quinn. were Gordon Boucher, retiring
captain; Bill Baker, Bill Bride, Hanford
Gillis, Alfred Hopkins, Barry Hopper,
Danny Kessler, Harrison Prindle, Bob
Riley. Jimmy Sands and Al Seccombe.
Boucher, Kessler and Prindle will be
lost to the 1881 eleven by graduation.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
FOOT BALL RESULTS

Local
Marines, Z: Coast Guard, 0.
Western Maryland, z: Maryland, o.
East.
Navy, 20: Penn, o.
Colgate, z: New York University, 9.
Carnegie Tech, 26: w. and j., o..
Davis Elkins, z: New River State, o.
Dickinson, 80; Carlisle Medical, 0.
South.
Georgia, 10; Georgia Tech, o.
Tennessee. l3; Florida, 8.
North Carolina, o: Duke, 0.
Rice Institute, 13: Iowa State, Z.
William and Mary, ID; Hampden-Sid.
ney, o.
Atlantic University, IS; Campbell, o.
Midwest.
Loyola Of the South, 8; Detroit, 6.
Haskell Indians, "a; Tulsa u, 2.
Far West.
Notre Dame, 27; Southern California, o
Evening star., 1930-12-07
LEXANDRIA. Va, Decemb,

A LEXANDRIA. Va, December g.
~ Two high-class games are on
tomorrow afternoons card here,
with intercity battles sched-
uled between the three leading 1So-
pound teams Of Alexandria and the
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity.
Virginia Juniors and the Pirate A. c.
also will oppose strong elevens. st.
Mary's Celtics win idle until December
IA, when the winner Of tonorrow's
District championship game between
the Apaches and Mohawks viii be
played.
The outstanding encounter viii be the
meeting Of the Alpha Delta Omega Fra
ternity and Del Ray A. G. at $3.50
O'Clock In Baggett's Park.
Ralph Scrivener, the fraternity teams
quarter, who was hurt In the game with
the Alcova Motor Co., will be in the
lineup. DOC" Dreifus will referee
with Jack Tulloch umpiring and Billy
Padgett as head linesman.
No. Engine Company and the Iro-
quoise A. c., who fought to a scoralsg--
Evening star., 1930-12-07
BOUTS FOR BOYS CLUB.

Boxers of the Boys Club Of Wash
ington are training for matches with
Noel House on January Q In the Boys
Club gymnasium. Joe Carter Is han
ding the Noel House boys, while Matt
Twoomey, former Gonzaga High ath-
lete, is in charge Of the Boys Club
team.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
INDIANS BEAT TULSA
OkIahomans Bow for First Time as
Haskell Wins, "a to z.

TULSA, Okla, December 6 LP).-The
heretofore unconquered University Of
Tulsa eleven was trampled here today
b. Q fighting band Of redskinned war
Tfors from Haskell Indian Institute Of
Lawrence, kans., who won the priced
scalp bY, a decisive 34-to-7 victory.
Led by Louis Gittle Rabbit) Weller,
VINO reeled of many q sensational dash,
the Haskell tribe counted touchdowns
IN rapid-fire order after the initial
period. The onslaught was a terrific
one, far too much for the touted Tul-
sans
On one occasion an amazed Tulsa
team saw Buster Charles, running mate
Of Weller, dart 90 yards down the field
for touchdown after receiving kick
off
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Beaten BY Terror 20 Griffith Goes Market Empty Handed
Maybe 40 Gents
Can Make a Pro

TWO B-franc pieces-about 20
I cents-may stand between Jules
Ladoumegue and the honor Of
representing France at the Los AN
geles Olympic games in 1882.
The present prince Of middle-dis-
tance runners Is being challenged as
. professional. It seems that Jules
in 1925 accepted 5 francs on two
different occasions as remuneration
for running in races staged by his
club in Bordeaux.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
BOXING DATE CHANGED
Conflict Of Official Plans Alters
Fort Myer Show Program.

Due to an unexpected conflict with
local official engagements the officials
OF the Fort Myer Boxing Club have
had to abandon December Is as the
date for their opening show, Lieut.. VIII
liam A. Bugher announced last night.
The original card included Vince
Dundee, contender for the middle
weight crown, and Joe Grady, q pop
ular Scrapper from Scranton. Thirty
four rounds in all were scheduled and
the proceeds were to 60 to charities at
the military post and In Arlington
County.
The same policy viii hold when the
new date for the clubs opening is an
nounced.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
The probable lineup follows:

Eeserves: MoWhawks-Br Cd, Chalk-
ley (23), Dewey 90, Essinger (20D, Howard
t2D, Lytell l2). Myers 90, schwGrtzman
ds1; spaeb.,=aova nD. ron,, t,0. :um
Montague (52l, Farren ts), John Montague
$50. Ribnitzki ,O. Cunningham Iso},
sft%nuht Iss, Msh csna so.d SEer; ss zSR SR
SKI go, Dufour U6).
Omcials-Mr. Ooettege. referee; Mr.. Nc
Clure, umpire; Mr.. Metzler, Mnesman.
A LCOVA Motormen and Seat Pleas
"A ant Ffremen are to clash today
on the gridiron at Boyer Stadium
at AIS o'clock
Last Sunday these elevens fought TO
Evening star., 1930-12-07
CENTRAL QUINT LOSES
Alpha Delta Omega Basketers Win
at Alexandria by 90 to 20.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December g.
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity defeated
Central High Of Washington In q 26-
togo basket ball game on the armory
door tonight.
With Gensmer heading its attack the
home team, in the van all the way, held
o 13-to-S lead at half time. Swift and
Broadbent did most Of Central's scoring
Line-upS:
Evening star., 1930-12-07
OPENER TO AMERICAN U.
Varsity Basketers Take First Over
time Game From Alumni.

With Bill Fuschle and Red Olsen
sinking spectacular pot shots, American
Uniyersity's varsity basket ball team
opened its season last night with q
hard-fought 49-to-47 victory over the
Alumni. The score at the end of the
game was tied, 42-all, but Oscar Sells
basket in the last minute of the extra
period won the game.
Forrest Burgess and Warren Hayes
With 19 and 13 points, respectively, were
the stars for the alumni.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
nATSY DONOVAN, major domo of
L the Mohawk camp, averred last

night, as rain promised soggy
field, that the most dangerous back at
the Griffith Stadium this afternoon
would be Admiral Dewey, who Is placed
on the reserve list.
"He ran through that Irvington team
twice last week." explained Patsy, land
the Apaches couldn't score"
The Mohawk and Apache records Of
the season follow:
Evening star., 1930-12-07

4 s Is generally the case when these
"A two Southeast rivals clash, neither
team appears to hold much of an
edge as far as comparative records are
concerned.
Ty Rauber, Apache field general and
Central High coach, when asked how
the clubs stacked up, answered, "I1l
bite"
The rrobahle line-liu follows.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
w YAsH1NGToN's semi-pro foot
M ball championship will be
v v decided today in what is ex-

M ball championship will be
v decided today in what Is ex-
pected to be o wild and
woolly battle between the Apaches, de-
Tending title holders, and the Mohawks,
play in Griffith Stadium starting at 2:30
O'Clock.
The game will bring together two
crack backfelds, one Of which learned
its foot ball on the sandlots and the
other on scholastic and collegiate grid
irons. The Mohawks have five fine
backs who never had the benefit Of var
sity coaching. They are Snail De Labre,
Fee Colliere, Hooley Hass, Joe Sweeney
and Admiral Dewey.
The Apaches counter with quintet
of collegians, Ty Rauber, formerly a
General at Washington and Lee; Eddie
Dugan, Don McCann and Johnny
Hudak, erstwfiile Georgetown University
backs, and Jim Birthwright, who did
his share of ball toting at American u.
On the lines of both rival clubs is a
goodly sprinkling Of sandlot and former
collegians.
The work Of the two backfelds should
afford an interesting comparison.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
L.ne-up and Summary.

'substitutionS: western Maryland-wel-
ciary for Doushty. Pincura for .Kohout,
Lawrence for Wellinger. Maryland-Eyans
for Hayden, keenan, for Fisher, Mitchell for
Faber. Evans for Poppelman. Cronin for
Woods.
Oncials: Referee. c. Taggart tRoches-
teri. Umpire-W. B. Elicock (Dartmouth).
Head HneSman-Mike Thompson (George-
town. Fieid Judge-A. w. Palmer (Colby).
Time Of ouarter%1S minutes.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Western Reserve. 80; Pittsburgh, IA.
Delta, Miss, State Teachers College.
II; st. Agnes College, 20.
Michigan. IS; Western Michigan
Teachers. 20.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
PRO HOCKEY

Boston Bruins, 4: Philadelphia
Cuakers, 8.
Montreal Maroons. !: Ottawa, 0.
Pittsburgh, 4; Cleveland, (over-
tilne).
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Benefit FOR TENLEY
DORA Terrapins Play G. p. o. Fed.
era1 Gridmen This Afternoon.

oA"A NAAuneh AnAS AAIeEuoou'
HYATTSvILLE, December 6.-Dor-A
Terrapins, 125-pound grid team, will
entertain q. p. o. F'ederals, 135-pound
eleven Of Washington, on the Riverdale
field tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Proceeds of the game will go to George
(Ripper) Tenley, injured Terp fullback
Undefeated in 125-pound ranks this sea-
son. the TerpS have won six games, tied
one and lost one. Meridians, which
captured 10 match, alone have
scored over the DORA team.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
QUINT AFTER GAMES.

First Baptist Church basketers are
after a game for next Thursday night
at o'clock. They have a court. Call
Paul Moore, North 1902, after pm.