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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-08
INDEPENDENTS, GUARDS
WIN LAUREL CONTESTS

LAUREL, Md, February 8.-Laurel
Independents defeated Jessup A. c., 20
to is, and Headquarters Company. Ma
tional Guard, downed Berwyn, 81 to
l8, last night in the Tri-County Basket
Ball League games on the National
Guard Armory floor here.
Independents held a 12-7 lead at
the half, but Headquarters was trail
ing z to Q at half time! Murphy for
the Independents and Brady for Jessup
each with points; LOTUS of Berwyn
with and Sullivan Of Headquarters
Company with IL were high scorers.
In a double-header tomorrow after
noon, In the Laurel armory, Alpha
Gamma Rho will meet Ellicott City
Hoplights at 2:45 o'clock, after which
Spengler Post, American Legion, OF
Washington will face Headquarters
Company.
Lieut.. Anderson of Headquarters
Company wishes the Spengler manager
to telephone him today about the game
at National 1888.
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MARRIED ATHLETE
AGAIN At. EASTERN
Phillips, Secretly Wed in Fall,
Will Play on High School
Teams.
~ ROMINENT among the players
- expected to be available next
season for the Eastern basket

~ RoMINENT among the players
- expected to be available next
season for the Eastern basket
ball team, which finished public
high title series play yesterday Is a
married man, or rather boy.
He Is Bernie Phillips. capable center
Of the Light Blue quint last Winter, who
has not played this season, as he has
been out Of school since December up
to few days ago. Phillips was secretly
married last September, but the mar
riage was not announced until December
Then Phillips withdrew from school only
to return a few days ago with the ex-
pressed intention of finishing his high
school course in June, 1881, and then
going to college. Phillips is the first
married athlete in local public high cir
cles.
In addition to being good basket
ball player, he Is base ball pitcher
and Is expected to, perform on the dia-
mond the coming Spring.
Eastern probably will lose Joe Robey
and Ben Mccullough, stellar guards. by
graduation, but 1t Is expected that Capt.
Jimmy Ryan, Barney Kane, Bill Noonan,
Dallas Shirley and lola, all capable
players, will again be at hand next VIM
ter along with Phillips and several 9TH
ers who have shown promise.
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Bergman or Bievn,0n Due
to Get Gopher Grid Job

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, February
g. Speculation concerning the
identity of Minnesota's new head
foot ball coach Is expected to END
next Monday when the board OF re-
gents viii make public the name OF
the man who win succeed DR.. Clar-
ence w. Spears.
Reports have Il that the choice
rests between Arthur (Dutch) Berg
man, former halfback at Notre
Dame, and Bernie Bierman, former
halfhack at Minnesota, who at pres
ent is head coach at Tulane Uni
verSity.
Bergman learned his foot ball
under Knute Rockne, and had his
knowledge Of the gridiron sport
broadened by acting as f1rst assist
ant to DR.. Spears at Minnesota Tor
the last three years.
B1erman has the backing OF the
IN" Club and many alumni. He
played halfback on the Minnesota
teams Of 1918, 1914 and 1915. being
captain in his senior year. Follow
ing his graduation, he became head
coach at Montana. leaving there to
act as assistant under Clark
Shaughnessy at Tulane. Later Bier
man was appointed head coach at,
Mississippi A. and NJ, giving up that
post to succeed Shaughnessy at Tu-,
lane when the latter resigned 70 GO
to Loyola University ct New Orleans.
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CATHOLIC SWIMMERS,
BEATEN, RACE LAFAYETTE

NEWARK, Del, February S.-CatE-
Ollie University swimmers, defeated last
night by Delaware, % to 43, will en-
gage the Lafayette natatorS tonight at
Bethlehem.
Delaware was an easy victor over the
Cardinal mermen last night, winning
Ave of the seven events. It was Cath
Ollie us opening meet of the season. =
The summaries:
200-yard relay--Won by Delaware G.ind-
strand, Brown, Murray, TAYLOR; second
Catholic University (D'sopa, McFree, Kane,
Diying-Won by Hartman CDelawarel,
Hengstler tCatholic University.
50-yard free style-Won By Mullen (Cath-
Ole University); second, Lndstrand (Dela-
warel; third, Murray (Delaware). Time,
lso-yard back stroke-won by Brown
third. Hengstler Catholic University. Time,
44o-yard free style-won by Taylor (Dei-
ALVAREZ: second, Mullen (Cathoiic Univer-
sity); third. Rosenblatt Delaware. Time,
520-yard breast stroke-won by Kane
(Catholic University1; second, Sheehan
CATHOLIC University; third. Miller Dela-
.l00-yard free styis-Won By Lindstrand
tpelaware); second, murray lDeiaware);
third; Dsopa Catholic University. Time.
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COMPANY C QuNT
IS ONE OF BUSIEST
D. C. Guards Play Today and
TomorroW-Grays to Visit
Alexandria Tonight.

~ NE Of the busiest basket ball
A teams in independent circles
hereabout, and one Of the
sturdiest, too, Is the Company
G, District National Guard, quint.
The Guardsmen will engage the
Remsens tonight in the Takoma Park
gym at 1880 o'clock. and tomorrow aft
ernoon will inset the Fort Humphreys
quint at Fort Humphreys at o'clock.
United Typewriter Grays will invade
Alexandria tonight to face ST., Mary'a
Celtics in Schuler's Hall there at $3.50
O'Clock in an Independent Basket Ball
League game. It will be the first con-
test in the loop for the Celtics.
French'S toSSerS scored over Wood
lawns, 56 to 81, in a league game last
night in the Fort Myer gym.
Because Of previously scheduled club
activities, Potomac Boat Clubs quint
has Cancelled its game, which was sched-
uled tonight with Mclean A. G.
saranacs are after games with 13O-
145-pound quints. Call Adams 1922.
Contests with 10O-pound fives are
sought by the Warwicks, a game with
the Y. M. G. A. Hawks being especially
wanted. Call Lincoln 3187.
Stewart Photographers walloped Bust
ness Whirlwinds, 40 to 49, in court
game at Silver Spring.
Results Of other games hereabout
last night:
Saranacs, 81; B. Y. P. u, II.
Corinthians, %; Montrose, 81.
Griffs, %; Spartans. 5.
Gunton- Temple, 43; Y. M. c. A., 80
(Boys' "Y" Church League.
Montrose, 81; Army Headquarters, "a
Wallace Memorial, 80; Optimists, ~
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SCHOOLBOY TEAMS
HAVE FIVE EVENTS
Figure in Four Court Tits and
Swimming Meet to Wind
Up Week.
- cHoLAsT1c quints of the Dis

- CHOLASTIC quints of the Dis
trict group today were to figure
\ in four games and Centrals
swimming team had an engage
ment with the Yale freshmen at New
Haven.
Bliss will entertain Georgetown
freshmen tonight in the Silver Spring
Armory In the only basket ball game on
q floor hereabout. st. Johns is to meet
La Sale School in q night game at
Cumberland and Business and Emerson
were to engage, respectively. Stanton
Military Academy at Stanton, Va, and
Woodbury. Forest at Orange, Va.
Gonzaga today holds a victory over
the strong Benjamin Franklin basket
ball team, a triumph of which Coach
Orrel Mitchell and his boys are Justly
proud. The Purple last night sur
prised by upsetting the Accountants,
80 to "a, in the. street school gym.
Prior to last night, Ben Franklin had
lost just two games, both to Galiaudet
The line-upS:
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No. ] and No. 2. Enter third hero
and here as No. again tries to ring
one from the foul line for 2-pointer
The opposition isn't going to let
No. l take any more cracks at the
basket from the foul line. Nope, they
are not going to be fooled In that
manner. Just the same No. / goes
through all the motions Of trying. Up
60 his two hands to make the chest
shot and up high In front of him
goes his opponent.
Look elsewhere for the plot to I'M
ravel. Youth find it in a third player
tearing along back Of No. /, a team
mate. And the thing is timed per-
fectly. AS the opponent is sky high
No. I merely fiips the ball back over
his head mtg the eager hands Of his
teammate, Who dribbles in and
shoots. Hard stun to beat, isn't IL.
tEopyrieht, 1897
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COLLEGIATE BASKET BALL
LEAGUE is PLANNED HERE

A meeting to further organization of
the Washington Collegiate Basket BAH
Conference has been called for Tues
day night at 815 o'clock in the edu-
cational department of the Central
Y. M. c. A.
Columbus University, Southeastern
University, Benjamin Franklin, Strayer
and Bliss are schaols already announced
as being lined Up for the conference.
A sporting goods store has offered to
donate cup.
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Naval Air B0sketers
Fly to PhilIy Game

Basket ball players are flying to
games nowadays The team repre-
senting the Anacostia Naval Air
Station hoped of this morning In
a huge tri-motored plane for Phila-
delphia, where they are to play the
League Island Navy Yard Marine
outfit tonight. ~ ~
The plane, piloted by Lieut.. A. p.
Storrs, carried Lieut.. ]. A, Mcbride,
coach Of the basketers, and nine
players.
All are to fiy back home tomorrow.
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RELAY RACES FEATURES
OF KANSAS CITY MEET

KANSAS CITY, February R.-
Hundreds of trackmen representing coll
legeS of the Middle West and SOUTH
west, today tested the boards of con-
vention hall in preparation for the
twenty-fifth annual K. C. A. G. indoor
invitation meet, which will be held to-
night.
The meet, listing Q card of 40 events
for college. high school and ward school
athletes, is topped by eight one-nile
relay races for college entrants.
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GETS PUBLIC HIGH TITLE
WITH WIN OVER EASTERN
Largest Crowd Attending Game During Champion.
ship Set Sees Gray Score 1923 Victory in
Last-minute Rally on Its Home Floor.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

q far big year Tech ahletcay Win
of the public high foot ball championship Fall the Nc
Kiney institution today Boosting the the
- result victory yesterday
through dramatic rally characteristic which
the
Tech the court championship capturing and
losing Second honos will depend
final series Tuesday between Central
in second place with four wins against three defeats but
should it fall before will
and Eastern each with four victories and
drubbed Central So to 49, in the first
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DUNBAR QUINT VICTOR
IN TITLE TOURNAMENT

of the colored public high school basket
ball championship series yesterday.
downing Cardoza, 10 to z.
Dunbar was ahead at the half, TO 4,
holding Cardoza to q lone goal from the
floor In the first half.
1t was Dunbar's tenth win of the sea-
son and its fourth In the South Atlantic
Scholastic League - -
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ROBINSON STAR SKATER
IN CANADIAN TOURNEY

OTTAWA, Ontario, February SUP
Ross Robinson of Toronto was the OUT
standing performer in the opening of
competition in the mems Canadian speed
skating championships here last night.
Robinson won two of the three cham
pionships. beating out Irving Jaffee of
New York, member of the last United
States Olympic team, in each instance.
After beating Jaffee In the senior 800
yard event In / minute 1885 seconds,
Robinson also took the New Workers.
measure in the 1-mile titular event.
The senior 220-yard event went to
LLOYD Guenther of Detroit in 1925 sec
onds. Alex Hurd Of Toronto was second
and Melvin johnson of Detroit third.
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

North Carolina University, 40; Viz
Ginia, 81.
Northwestern, 40; Marquette, 'Is.
Washington and Lee, So; William and
Mary, 80.
Davidson. SO; virginia. Polytechnic
Institute, 90
Sewanee, 81; Virginia Military Insti-
tute. o.,
Otterbein, a.. Northern, 23.
st. Johns Of Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore
University, 50. s '-.s-'.- -. 80
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HOWARD BISONS DEFEAT.
VIRGINIA STATE QUlNI

PETERSBURG, Va, February g.
Howard University's basket bali team
today boasts its third win OF the season
in the Colored intercollegiate Athlete
Association. .g!e
With Williams, BeaSley, Taylor and
Hall playing strongly the Bisons last
night defeated Virginia State College
20 to Is, here.
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CATHOLIC U. FRESHMEN
TO PLAY TARHEEL CUBS

Catholic University Freshmen will en-
terrain North Carolina Freshmen in a
basket ball game tonight in the Catholic
University gym at 1880 O'Clock. The
game was scheduled to accommodate
the Tarheel yearlings. who are travelling
in this section and had no engagement
for tonight.
Both the Cardinal and North Caro-
lima teams have good records for the
season and bang-up game is expected.
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lille in BASKET Series 11Uo AHractue College Court Games Here
Collegiate, Scholastic
Contests Listed Today

Collegiate.
North Carolina at Maryland.
George Washington at American
University.
Gallaudet VS.. Maryland State
Normal at TowSon.
Catholic University at Lafayette
(swimming).
Scholastic.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. Bliss at
Silver Spring Armory, $50 pm.
st. Johns VS.. La Sale Prep at
Cumberland might game).
Business VS.. Staunton Military
Academy at Staunton, Va.
Emerson VS.. woodbury. Forest at
Orange, Va.
Central vs. Yale Freshmen at New
Haven (swimming).
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Series Statistics
Yesterdays Result.
Tech, q; Eastern, %.

x0SteEudyS EcSuAts'
Tech, 81; Eastern, %.
Other Past Games.
January Central, 20; Eastern, IS.
Business, 81; Tech, IS.
January l0-Central, "a; Business, %.
Western, So; Eastern, 80.
January 1tTech, So; Western. a..
Eastern, Sc; Business, 81.
January 17-Western, 20; Business.
20. Central, As; Tech, rs.
January 21-Tech, Al; Eastern, ~.
Western, So; Central, 10.
January 24-Eastern, IS; Central, 20.
Tech, 81; Business, 20.
January 2S-BuSineSs. 20; Central, az.
Eastern, 81; Western, 81.
January 31-Tech, "a; Western, 30.
Eastern, As; Business, Al.
February Western, Is; Business.
Is. Tech, 81; Central, IS.
Tuesdays Game.
Central VS.. Western, Tech gym, s:4s
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GOLDBLATT SETS PACE

LEXINGTON, Va, February 8.--Led
by Jake Goldblatt, former Washington
Tech High player. William and Mary
Freshman hasketerS defeated Washing
ton. and Leg yearlings, 30 to "a here
yesterday. Goldblatt accounted for
about half his teams pointS.as.
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Tricks Opponent
With Back Pass
BY SOL METZGER.

Ladies and gentlemen of the basket
ball fan fraternity, 1t is well to re-
member. that the hand is quicker
than the eye. Thus, when watching
this cut back offense of your favorite
team look for many things to hap
pen. Even then you'll be surprised.
We have Just seen q series of plays
built around the cut back specialists,
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UNLIMITED FIVE SEEKS.
CLASH FOR TOMORROW

Potomac Council, knights of Colum-
bus basketers, who have gym, are
after. a game for tomorrow afternoon
with a l45-pound or unlimited. Quint.
Boys Club Optimists are specially chal-
lenged. Call Cleveland 403l.
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Georgetown Prep had little difficulty
defeating the Dewitt Cuint, 80 to 10, at
Garrett Park, CTr1nnan and Robinson
for the winners and Gleeson for the
losers were high scorers. ''r'
The line-tins.
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vIRGINIANS SEEK. FOES.

Manassas, Va, Athletic Club basket
ball team. would like to arrange games
with quintS of the District and Virginia.
Challenges are being received by H. T.
Davies, jr., at Manassas.
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Washington-Lee, High b

spurted to vanquish woodward School
toSsers, 80 to rs. at. Ballston. Loss of
George Croft, Woodward's mainstay
on attack, during the game hurt the
Washington ScholaStics. Croft hurt his
ankle and probably will be out couple
Of weeks.
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Totals .....10 10 80

In the preliminary 10 the Gonzaga-
Ben Franklin game the Gonzaga Light.
weight quint defeated Southern PlepS,
IS TO 20.
The line.linS.
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Totals .....I5 IN T

Business was a S5-25 victor over
Bridgewater College Junior Varsity at
Bridgewater, IS to rs.
The line-Ilns. -e -
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MIDGET FIVE CHALLENGES.

Medico MidgetS, who downed Hess
A. c. quint, 81 to %, yesterday, are after
opponents in the 100-pound class. Call
Georgia 1889.
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Totals .....10 S IS Totals .....l6 5 IS
Referee-Mr. Miller ". p. ~
In Gonzaga class games la bas-
keters defeated IA quint, IA to 4. and
"A toSSers defeated the ga combina-
ton, % to II.
The line-upS:
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Totals 10 II 81 Totals 20 IS q

Coming through with a strong late
rally Emerson conquered Augusta Mill
tary Academy's five at Augusta, 81 to rs.
The lina.1lnc.
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st. Adams Quint downed Silver
Spring High, 81 70 %, on the formers
court. Brewer and Crouch led the
winners attack.
| The line-rnS.
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Totals .....10 727 Totals ....s %
Referee-Mr. Caruso. Umpire-Mr. Kessler.
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Because Of previously scheduled clut
activities, Potomac Boat Clubs Quin
has Cancelled its game. which was sched
uled tonight with Mclean A. G.
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Totals $500 1880. Totals ..... ~
Referee-Dick Fitzgerald.
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Alabama Polytechnic INSTITUTES Is
about the only institution In the south
that has yet to obtain q head foot bali
coach for next season. The Auburn
authorities have not yet been able 10
find q man they consider strong enough
to put in charge of their Eridiron ,ac-
tivities. and have had several offers
they have made turned down.
An attempt was made some frt6nth.
ago to per5iiade "Biff" Jones. Army
coach, to take charge, but "Biffn had
other ideas In mind Then Tom I,ieh'
Rockne's assistant at Notre Dame. vSaSs
offered the job, but In all probabiltv
the salary was not big enough TO az.
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Navy meets two Southern schools
this afternoon in basket ball and
wrestling. Virginia is to oppose the,
Annapolitans on the court and Duke
on the mat. Virginia may OFFER the
Navy more opposition in basket ball
than it expects. a. - 81
The Charlottesville school has been
coming along rapidly with its basket
ball squad, marked improvement hay
ing been shown With almost every
game. North Carolina had hard time
Wnlppng the Cavaliers last night,
~ W 81. :
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LIVESTOCK

AAv GG OOEA
Chicago. June 2s.-(AP-U. S. Dept.
Of Agri.0-Cattle 800; compared week
ago strictly grain fed steers 25 to so
higher: Mondays sharp downturn
ruling 5 eto 100 over Mondays low
time; post-Monday trade a forced af-
dressed trade still Very slow and
small runs necessary to maintain cur
rent price levels: grassy and short fed
ing lower along with Is to SO decline
on stockers and feeders; she stock rs
to 50 higher; bulls rs up; vealers
steady; extreme top heavy steers
yearlings 1915: most grain feds closed
at 9.?5 to HIS: grassers and short
feds SIS down to 500: stockers and
ao shSsssp' from S;oo f:;eo, for ,t III wee st.o dS
direct; today's receipts all direct;
compared a week g better grade fat
lambs with weight rs to SO lower;
others SO to 100 lower; natives sort
81 sea5 Is d 70 se; tnToT fsir to elo shofee "S e :
4.50 to 500: early top Idahos 12.45;
natives 1925: bulk Idahos 1925 to
1885; closing bulk sorted natives
1150-11.75;. top 1900; sheep steady;
s sadN handy Ssdayi'fh as ew s;ssI ss.7s::s.s %:' hea n '
mostly 10000.
Hogs $500 including 5000. direct:
limited trade mostly steady; top s.25
one wek ago mostly 25-35 lower; ship
pers. 900: estimated holdovers 1000;
butchers medium to choice 25O-300
lbs. S:65-9.20: 200-250 lbs. S.55-9.25;
aso , o, lbs; s;s5.s:25; 1so.1so lbs. $50
medium to choice 90-13O lbs. S.00-9.6O.
Stands for night.
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MARKET TRADERS GO
TO COUNTRY Sales
fall OFF GREATLY
Bears, With listaess Efforts, Are
Unable to Accomplish
Large Declines

New York; June 2s-tAP,-Wall
scarcely worth the effort today. and
traders flocked to the country. letting
est Saturday volume in two years.
Bears made further listless efforts
to depress the list. but were unable
to accomplish declines of more than
and several shares turned upward as
soon as pressure was lifted.
Sales for the two-hour session were
put moderately above $4,000 shares,
the smallest since July 81. 1928. when
the turnover was only $4,000.
Commission house sentiment re-
NAMED highly uncertain and confused.
although there vas a wider inclina-
ton to advocate further accumulation
OF investment stock. One market let
opinion on the course Of the market
over the next few weeks would be
Southern Railway was depressed
more than 3 points to another new
than 2 to around their minimums of
the movement. Other shares selling
off 2 points or more included North
AMERICAN. Atchison Du Pont. Johns
Manville; Liggett and Myers, and Au:
Allied Chemical. recently an erratic
performer. dropped more than s,
about cncelllnE Yesterdays gain.
american Telephone sagged q
Electric met some fair buying late in
the session and sold up 2 points.
American Tobacco s, Westinghouse
Electric. consolidated Gas and Inter
national Business Machines were also
but rallied to close firm. The closing
tone was irregular.
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GRAIN REVIEW

Minneapolis. June 28.-(AP-U. S.
Dept. Of Agri:)-The decline in wheat
market was halted during the week
recovery took place from the low
point. the market showed a distinctly
stronger tone toward the close.
A feature of the situation was
marked strength in cash wheat. At
tein. No. 1 dark northern was 2 to &C
oyer July. Is per cent 5 to SC over:
IA. per cent Z to lie over; and Is per
cent. 8 to lac over. July closed Fri
day at 93Ac after having made a low
Durum fluctuated closing fraction
ally lower as compared with a week
age. but showed a good ecove from
the low point. July durum at Duluth
F f99xsa at 4 81 sfhe ees whiie q So SC 's snd :
amber durum,. 13 per cent protein or
better and Of good milling quality,
sold at 2 to sc over Duluth July. Low
proteins No. ! and 2 amber were
quoted within a range OF &c under to
Although. rye rallied with wheat,
still a net loss was registered for the
week, July closing Z to lac lower at
49&c while No. 2 rye spot was this
Cash oats offerings were light.
July decl.Ied A.. as
s1hs with No. 3 whites spot at 50
aBrley continued weak. July barley
Choice to fancy mailing was SO to
SIC; mediu INTO good mailing "A to
ACC: and feed grades 3S to 43c.
Flax continued it's downward trend,
July closed Friday at s2.5s. a decline
Der declined 11hc. No. / seed spot
closed at ss.SsM 10 &c over Sept LAX