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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
BASKET BALL.
Tomorrow.

st. Johns VS.. Central, at Central,
$3.50 O'Clock.
Business VS. Emerson, at Boys Club
or Business gym.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown Freshmen,
at Tech gym, tbs pm. preliminary
to Georgetown Varsity-West Virginia
game).
Episcopal VS.. Woodward, at Wood
ward (Prep School Lightweight League
game).
Tuesday.
Business VS. Western, Central VS..
Tech public high school champion
ship games). First game, Business
Western, 3:45 pm.
Friends VS.. Woodward, at Woodward.
Southern University VS.. Strayer, at
Central Y. M. c. A.
Emerson VS.. Pontias, at Eastern High
silver Spring High VS. ST. Adams. at
st. Adams.
Wednesday.
Georgetown Prep VS.. st. Johns, at
st. Johns.
Episcopal VS.. Eastern, at Eastern
Raymond Riordan School New York;
VS.. Gonzaga, at Gonzaga.
st. Adams Juniors VS.. Woodward
Juniors, at Woodward.
Gainesville High, at Hyattsville High.
Thursday.
Central VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men, at c. U. gym, 1880 pm. (pre-
liminary to Catholic U. Varsity-St.
Johns (Annapolis) game).
Ben Franklin VS.. Gallaudet.
Emerson VS.. Staunton Military Acad-
emy at Staunton.
Business VS.. Fredericksburg Cole
gians, at Fredericksburg.
Friends VS.. Woodward, at Woodward
(Prep School Lightweight League
game).
Eastern VS.. Tech, Central VS.. West
ern public high school championship
games).. First game, Eastern-Tech,
Ben Franklin VS.. Gonzaga, at
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Prep, at Gar
rett Park.
Sherwood High SANDY Spring. VS..
Landon. at Epiphany Church gym.
Bliss VS.. Army War College, at War
College.
Woodward VS.. Westinghouse High,
at BallStOn, Va.
Junior Varsity, at BridgeWater, Va.
Emerson VS.. Augusta Military Acad-
denny, at Fort Defiance, Va.
Hyattsville High VS.. Oakton. Va.
High, at Oakton.
Saturday.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. Bliss, at
Silver Spring Armory, $50 pm.
st. Johns VS.. La Sale Prep, at Cum
berland might game).
Business VS.. Staunton Military Acad-
envy, at Staunton, Va.
Emerson VS.. woodbury. Forest, at
Orange, Va.
SWIMMING.
Saturday.
Central VS.. Yale Freshmen, at New
Haven.
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HAWKS NEAR FLAG
IN BASKET LEAGUE
Leading Tri-County Loop by
2 IL GameS-Tmee Tits
Listed This Week.
AUREL. Nd, February Brent
wood Hawks are now stenninp

7 AUREL, Nd, February Brent
wood Hawks are now stepping
out in front in the Tri-County
Basket Ball League race with a
two-and-a-half-g lead over the
second-place Ellicott City Hoplights.
Hawks have won nine games and lost
one. against six victories and three de-
feats for Ellicott City. The Hawks lone
loss was on a forfeit.
Two victories were rung up by the
Hawks this week. They scored over the
Laurel Independents early in the week
and then last night walloped Headquar-
tiers Company, National Guard, also of
Laurel, % to IA.
Ellicott City advanced from third to
second place, defeating Jessup A. c.,
and now has half-game edge over
Headquarters and Berwyn A. c., tied
for third, with six wins and four de-
feats apiece.
Hawks outclassed Headquarters Com
pany all the way last night holding a
1872 lead at half time Johnny Wan
ley was the ace of the Hawks attack,
chalking up IL points. Sullivan with
5 points was best for the Guardsmen.
Prom the outset, JesSup was never in
the running against Berwyn. At the
half, Berwyn's lead was % to 3.
Hage was most consistent on attack
for Berwyn, scoring 10 points. Murphy
garnered z for Berwyn. The defeat
send JesSup into last place.
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EVANSVILLE HIGH
HAS TWO GAMES
Tackles Gainesville, Oakton
During Week-BrentWood
Plays Guards.

| Y YATTSVILLE, Md, February /.
- -HyattSville High Schools
basket ball team plays twice
next week The Blue and Gold
will play host to Gainesville, Md, High
on the National Guard Armory floor
here Wednesday afternoon, and will go
to Oakton, Va, Friday to engage the
Oakton High quint. Both games are
return matches. Hyattsville defeated
both Gainesville and Oakton in their
first meetings.
Hyattsville won one game and lost
one this week. After bowling to Wood
ward School in Washington, they con-
quered Charlotte Hall by l point in an
extra-period game at Charlotte Hall.
Hyattsville is still just bit shy of
a 500 per cent record for the season,
having won seven games and lost eight.
All defeats have been at the hands OF
washington schoolboy teams
Manager Rolph FARRELL of the Hyatts-
vile team has announced the sched-
uling of game for February 19 with
Silver Spring High School at HyattS-
vile.
Brentwood Hawks, who are just about
in with the pennant in the Prince
Georges County Basket Ball League
race, will face Company F, National
Guard, tomorrow afternoon in the Ma
tional Guard Armory here. 1t will be
the second game of a league double
header, and the Hawks last game
against leading league team. Hawks
have won 10 games and lost none and
hold lead of 81 games over Company
F and DORA, tied FOR second.
In the first game of the afternoon,
starting at 2:30 O'Clock, DORA will face
the last-place Mount Rainier quint.
Two other league games are carded
next week
Dixie Pig A. c. and Maryland Col
legians, winner of their last three
games, will face Monday night, and
DORA and Hyattsville Southern Metho-
dists will have it out Thursday night.
Hyattsville High School girls basket
ball team, which idled this week, will
play twice next week.
Annapolis and Silver Spring High
teams are to be engaged, both at Hy-
attsville, the former Tuesday and the
latter Thursday.
In previous games this season Hyatts-
vile lost TO Annapolis, but defeated Sill
yer Spring.
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LOOP NAMES DATES
FOR SECOND SERIES

Play will open Wednesday night in
the second-half series of the Mont
gomery County, Md. Basket Ball
League. Forty-flve games will be played
the series ending March 5.
Takoma now is heading the flag race,
with six wins in as many starts.
The second-half series schedule:
woodside VS.. Damascus, Kensinston VS..
Sandy Spring. Takoma VS.. GaithersburG.
Bethesda vs.. Silver Spring.
February Bethesda VS.. Sandy Spring,
Woodside VS. Takoma, Poolesville VS.. Kens-
tngton, Damascus VS.. GaithersburE, Silver
February 12-Takoma VS.. Rockville. Kens-
ington VS.. Woodside. Gaithersburg VS.. Pooles-
vile, Sandy Spring VS.. Silver Spring, Be-
thesda VS.. Damascus.
vile VS.. Remington. Sandy Spring VS..
Gatthersburg. Woodsde VS. Bethesda, Pooles-
vile VS.. Silver Spring.
February 19-Kensington VS.. Damascus,
Woodside. Bethesda Us. Takoma, Silver
Spring vs.. Gaithersburg.
Sandy Spring VS.. Takoma, Poolesviiie VS..
Damascus VS. Silver Spring
Woodside VS. Gathersburg. Sandy Spring VS.
Poolesvile. Kensington VS.. Bethesda. Silver
Spring VS.. Takoma.
March 1-.Bethesda VS.. Rockville. Damas-
Gus VS. Sandy Spring, Takoma VS.. KensinE-
March 3-woodside vs. Silver Spring. Ia
koma VS.. Gaithersburg.
Sandy Spring VS.. Woodside. Poolesviile VS.
Damascus Kensington VS.. Silver Spring,
Bethesda VS.. GathersburE.
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.CELTS ARE HOSTS
TO RICHMOND FIVE
Engage Blues in Alexandria
TOday-TackIe Knights
on tuesday Night.
LExANDRIA, Va, February l.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, February l.
~ The Richmond, Va, Light IN
~ fantry Blues and the st. Mary's
Celtics will clash here tomorrow
on the Schuler's Hall basket ball court
in the second Of series of three games.
Play will get underway at 3 O'Clock.
The Blues will exhibit team of for
mer Virginia college stars, including
wee Willie" Powers, Bill Wharton,
Mike Pearman, former Virginia Poly
captain; Onions" Jones, "Skinney"
Bell, Joe Denote and others.
The Richmond team holds three vic
tories over local quintS already this sea-
son. Knights Five has been defeated
twice by the State Capital aggregation
while the st. Mary's Celtics were re-
Gently whipped on the Blues court.
The Clover A. c. will meet a Wash
ington team In the preliminary which
will start at 2 O'Clock.
Two games will be played in the
Alexandria Gazette Basket Ball League
next week, the clash between the St.
Mary'S Celtics and the knights Five on
Tuesday night at Armory Hall topping
the bill. The other fray will be staged
by the Whitestones and Del Ray A. C.
Thursday night at the Armory.
The Celtics-Knights' game will find
the two favorltes for the city title bat
thing.
Five of the knights Stars formerly
played with the Celtics.
The Whitestone- Ray game will
bring together the two youngest teams
in the circuit.
Episcopal High will play Eastern High
at the Eastern High gymnasium in
Washington Wednesday. Episcopal won
from the Capitol Hill boys recently.
The Maroon and Black will get into
action on another foreign court next
week, playing Augusta Military Acad-
envy of Fort Defiance, Va, at Char
lotteSville Saturday. The game will
take place in the University of Vir-
ginia gymnasium.
Swavely School of Manassas is
booked for a game here Friday night
with Alexandria High in the Armory
Hall. Alexandria High girls probably
will schedule preliminary.
st. Mary's Celtics will stage their
first game in the newly organized
Washington Independent Basket Ball
League next week when they entertain
the United Typewriter Grays Saturday
night at $3.50 O'Clock in Schuler's Hall.
The Celtics will play game Thurs
day night, while the Quantico Ma
rines Of Quantico, Va, will be brought
to this city for the attraction at
Schuler's Hall next Sunday.
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50 CUNTS ENTER
UNLIMITED CLASS
Number Sets Tourney Mark
II 145-Pound Teams to
Strive for Title.

lT<H1RTY teams will compete in the
unlimited division of the Dis
trict A. A. u. championship
basket ball tournament starting
March 10. In the 145-pound class IL
teams will show their wares. Time for
receiving entries in these two classes
closed Friday midnight. The entries
of Wilson A. c., an unlimited quint, and
Petworth Nets in the 145-pound group
were not received until yesterday, but
since they were mailed before midnight
Friday were accepted.
Thirty teams is a record number of
entries for the unlimited A. A. U. COM
petition here, the highest previous num-
Der being IS, in 1928. Last Winter "a
QuintS competed in this group.
Entries in the other tournament
classes, including the 100, 1875 and 100
pound boys division and the unlimited
and under 18-year classes for girls, will
close February %.
All players competing in the tourna-
ment must be registered with the Dis
trict A. A. u. Association.
Following is the complete list of
entries in the unlimited and 145-pound
classes, together with their managers:
UNLIMITED CLASS.
NAVAL HOSPITAL-Lieut. Dakin, Ma
coMPxNY F-Lieut Hugh McClay, Hy-
EMERSON q ORME-Dallas Shirley, Lin
CALVARY DRAKEs-Hugh o. Grow, Met
TAKOMA FIREMEN-Herdy Hirst, Shop
MOUNT VERNON A. C.-Madison P. Coe,
WATER's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. San
WILSON 4. CIV R. Fry, 1915 Pennsyl-
vA RRrS STsRIs sout hswKS s..r xs,..
nt cHLvxRY M N. Paul Gottwals. Georgia
cATHoLIc UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN
JACK S6S SlST * as M9Sth 4ISl. .r. 1,,
PONTIAC i. C.-Larry oDwyer. Column
~ JEWISH COMMUNITY CENrER-Jim Nc
Namsra; Decatur $3.50;
VOLT PHOTOGRAPHERs-Harry Zones,
SILVER SPRING GIANTs-Brooke Grubb.
SKELETONS-Charles Casassa, Columbia
COMPANY &c. s. Shields. Decatur
CENTRAL Y. M. C. A.-Ray Nash. Lin
EASTERN PREPs-w E. zambreny, Lin
:, MoNTRosE A. E.-charies A. carricO.
.REMsENs-Robert NJ. Miller, Georgia
WESLEY HEIGHTS-willam washburn,
:, 81: MAiRETfiiiNs-wiluam A. Harrington,
POTOMAC BOAT CLUE. L. Miller,
oU1NTTiiccio MARINEs-Lieut. W. S. Eel
lerS. Quantico, Va,
DIXIE PIGS-Robert Lyles. Atlantic 2l51
GEORGE WASHINGTON u. FRESHMEN
Lack Conner, West 1870.
FOKT hUMPHREY-Lieut Matteson, Ma
MCLEAN A. c.-Don Funk, Metropolitan
145-P0UND CLASS.
FREMONT A. C.-Peter J. Ciango. Column
pd R0Ys' CLUB oPTIMIsrs-Hsrry CLARK.
BUSINESS HIGH INTERCHANGEABLE
CALVARY BAPTIST DRAKES-H. O
Crow; Metropolitan 8o4l.
CRESCENT 4. Civilian M. Rohrer,
o,I DE LUKE 4. Crank Mansuy. Lincoln
:. KENDALL A. edgar Hefin, 7o4 b
STEWART BRos.-L. S. Stewart. Adams
~, WALLACE .MEMoRIAL-Alfred E. Hur-
fOIoMs1AAC A. C.-Harold c. Wilson,
PETwoRTH METs-Howard NJ Stack.
house, Columbia 1913.
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HOYA BOXERS LICKED
4-3, AT MORGANTOWN

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, February l..
Leonard Hawkins, sophomore heavy
weight of the West Virginia University
boxing team, gave the Mountaineers
their inaugural triumph in intercollegi-
ate smuggling here tonight when he de-
feated Sammy Cordovano of George
town to give West Virginia 4-3 mar
gin over the Hoyas.
The Hawkins Cordovano battle was
a bloody affair from the start, and
aside from the welterweight bout. in
which Harry Stunkard, another West
Virginia sophomore, defeated Capt
Charles Fish, Georgetown's intercol-
legiate champion, it featured the card
Standard and Fish we're forced into an
extra round to bring about the decision
The summary:
I15-P0UND CLASS-Davis (Georgetown)
gained the decision over Samson Nv. Va)
125-POUND CLASS-Hesse wv. Va won
on technical knockout from Madden
fGeofgetown' in ] minute.
lfs-POUkD CLASS-Stundard wv. Va
gained the decision over Capt. Fish George.
town. IN extra round.
i50-POUhD GLASGOW Drebs wv. VA
I7S-POuND CLASs-Bordeau 1oeorGe
town. won on a technical knockout from
r., Hamilton wv Val. las.
HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS-Hawkins wv
va gained the decision over Cordevant
tGeorgetown).
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BY the narrow margin of 81 points
to so, Navy swimmers won an unex-
pected victory from the brilliant Rut-
gers, Boosting such stars as Kojac and
Jelenko.
The Navy had won firsts in but two
of the events and had the small end OF
a 3O-to-34 score when the reSsy was
reached.
Though they opposed the two Rut-
gers stars in this event, the Navy won
it by foot, at the same time establishing
a new Naval Academy and pool record.
The brilliant Navy water polo team
won from Rutgers by SO to Is.
The swimming summaries:
(Rutgersl; Phillips Navy second; Jelenko
44O-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Philips
(Rutgers); Muslin Navy. second; Woodrun
Navy. third. Time. SAT-. 49,,
FANCY DIVING-Won by Lucas tNaVy,,'
95J.; GarriSs (Rutgersl, second, SlTS; DALI
man Navy, third, 841.
I5O-YARD BACK STROKE--Won by Arm
strong (Rutgers); Alexander lNayy)' secono'
s%SnTS 1MSvSis R East sTmssokEwon by
McDouEai Navy; Barritz LRutgsrsl: Sec
ioO-YxRD FREE sTYLE--Won by Kojac
(Rutgers); Green (Rutgers). second; Mes
singil Navy. third Time, 0:S6A. -.
200-YARD RELAY-Won by navy; WIT
Ashworth. Green. Phillips and MusSn'
Time; 1891. Losing team Cronln' Snii'h'
Jelenko. Koiac.
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EAGLES HAVE TASK
IN CONTEST TODAY
Take on One of BaItimore's
Best FiveS-0ther Good
Games on Card.
HOST of bright basket bal

A HOST of bright basket ball
~ games are listed today for
n courts in the city and nearby
suburban sections.
AS usual, the headline attraction is
the game in which the crack Skinker
Eagles show their wares. The Birds
this afternoon will entertain the
vaunted Catholic Athletic Association
quint of Baltimore in the Silver Spring
Armory at 3 o'clock Not only will
there be a preliminary, but a game
will be put on following the main at
traction. Stewart Photographers will
face Delta Phi BasketerS, also Of Balti-
more, in the curtain-raiser, bringing
together stellar 145-pound quints, at 2
o'clock, and Silver Spring Giants and
Kensington National Guards will mix
in a Montgomery County League game
that will close the program.
Jewish Community Center'S fast
moving quint, victor in nine games in
as many starts this season, will enter
tain the stalwart st. Martins five on
the Center hardwood, starting at $50
pm.
On the National Guard Armory
courts at Hyattsville and Laurel there
will be the usual attractive Sabbath
afternoon cards.
Army Medico's lO0-I15-pound basket
ball team is after games. Call Georgia
1889.
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R0BEY, EASTERN, LEADS
HIGH SCHOOL SCORERS

Joe Robey, Easterns Sharpshooting
guard, now is heading the scorers in the
public high school basket ball cham
pionship series, according to statistics
compiled by Walter Haight, genial and
efficient official scorer. Robey in seven
games has Gagged SO points including 90
baskets from scrimmage and Is of Is
from the charity stripe.
However. 1t is probable that Robey's
lead will be short-lived as Capt. Jimmy
Thompson of Western and Everett Rus
sell of Tech standing second and third
with Sc and 81 points, respectively, both
will get action Tuesday while Eastern
is idling.
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md Scholastic Combinations Will Be Unusually Busy This Week
Butler Mans High Jump
NeTO World Indoor Mark

SOUTH BEND, Ind, February
IE1;-Bert Nelson, Butler University
ingn JUMPER today bettered the
worid indoor record in his event
curing a dual meet with Notre
Dame. Nelson leaped feet 60
inches, a~quarter of an inch better
man the official mark set by Harold
OSDorn, Illinois and Illinois Athletic
Club star.
Inc standards were carefully in
SPected and the height measured
ano Coach Herman Phillips of the
butIer team announced he would
seek recognition of the performance
as a world indoor record.
Notre Dame won the meet, over
wnelming the Bulldogs II to IS.
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DUNBAR HIGH TOSSERS
BEAT WILMINGTON FIVE

Dunbar High Schools basket ball
team swept to an easy 1912 victory
over Howard High Schools quint Of
Wilmington, Del, in a South Atlantic
Scholastic League game yesterday in the
Dunbar gym. 1t was Dunbar's sixth
victory In as many starts in league
play and its eighth Of the campaign.
Led by Green and the Parker brothers
the home quint held the whip hand all
the way, and at half time had a l7-6
MARGIN
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Pitt FiUe's Win Streak
Is Ended BY Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N. Y, February l up.
Syracuse University upset Pitts
burgh University on the basket ball
court here tonight by the score of
40 to 20. Three thousand spectators
saw Pittsburghs winning streak of
19 straight victories, IL of them this
season, broken. Syracuse held Char
ley Hyatt and his mates to their
lowest score of three years.
Leading % to Is at the half. the
Orange heightened their ADVANTAGE
as Dan Fogarty, Syracuse guard.
held Hyatt, star of the Pittsburgh
team, to total of six points, in
GLIDING two free shots.
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ALEXANDRIA HIGH WINS
BASKET BALL TWIN BILL

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February l.
Alexandria High Schools two basket ball
combinations experienced little dificulty
in disposing of Westinghouse High
Schools cage representatives here last
night the Maroon and White boys bowl
ing over the Ballston quint, 80 to Is.
while the Alexandria girls copied their
contest by 22-to-l5 score.
The line-ups:
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WEEKS GAMES TO DECIDE
BASKET BALL TITLE RACE
Four Teams in Scramble for Pennant, With Tech
Holding Slight Edge-Thirty-three Clashes
Are Scheduled for Youngsters.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

games the final and deciding clashes Of public high
fought the start top the big program arranged this week
Western facet
Eastern and Tech and Central Western Friday
ALL 33 contests making lust
biggest this
Centrals strong swimming
being down meeting
Haven -
m gh-claS
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VARSITY CUNTS CARDED
FOR ATTRACTIVE GAMES
Maryland Plays Washington and Lee and George
town Engages West Virginia and New York
University in Leading Struggles.
BY H. C. BYRD.

yE the past week has been of the duest of the
~ in intercollegiate athletics
" the coming days should of
local college has
scheduled them likely
the entire indoor Especially
ball between Washington
might and between New York University
night
1t might be mentioned too that the West Virginia
basket tomorrow night the School
be Just about good either of the two mentioned
West Virginia and Washington caShed last night
notOn w Va
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NAVY TOSSERS WIN
PAIR OF CONTESTS
Varsity Has Easy Time, but
PlebeS Extended-Other
Teams Score.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, February L.
~ Navy defeated Randolph-Macon
at basket ball, As to IS, this
afternoon.
The game was slow during most OF
the first half, but had periods Of ex-
element and good playing in the
second.
Field goals by Trader and Burger
and a foul goal by Woodson just be-
fore the end of the first half cut the
Nays lead to II to IL. Capt. Cole
stock, center, scored an even dozen OF
these.
The scoring was somewhat more gen.
eral in the second half and was fea-
turd by the fast work of Lowerance,
left guard, who led the counting.
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COLONIAL RIFLE TEAM
is DEFEATED BY NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February l.-Navy
won an indoor rife match from George
Washington here today, 1854 to 1925.
The match was marked by exceptional
work in the firing at the prone position,
Hunter, Navy, was high gun, with 28l
points out Of a possible 800.
The Sc0rn.
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WINS P1NEHURsT TRIAL.

PINEHURST, N. c., February up.
Chiefs Lad Whitestone, a pointer
owned by w. H. McNaughton of Jersey
City, N. j.. today won the derby in the
annual competition OF the Pinehurst
Field Trial Club.
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MT. PLEASANT VS.. MT. VERNON.
EPISCOPAL is BEATEN
BY POINT IN THRILLER

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February L.
Virginia Episcopal School of Lynch
burg, Va, overcame Episcopal High in
hard-fought basket ball game, 30 &c
%. here today.
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ST. ALBAN'S JUNIORS WIN
FROM GILMAN BASKETERS

st. Adams School junior basket ball
team swamped Gilman School Juniors
of Baltimore, % to 6, yesterday in the
st. Adams gym.
Seven of the eight players used by
the winners broke into the scoring COL
umn.
The score
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Three games are scheduled next weel

Three games are scheduled next week
in the Tri-County Basket Ball League.
Ellicott City and Laurel Independents
win meet Tuesday night, and there will
be a double-header Friday night, when
Jessup A. c. and Laurel Independents
and Headquarters Company and Ber-
wyn A. c. will clash. Headquarters and
Berwyn will be fighting for third place,
for which they now are tied. JeSsup
and Independents will be fighting to
stay out of the cellar.
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LoYOLA BEATS TERRoRs.

BALTIMORE, Md, February 10y
ola and Western Maryland struggled
Through a colorlesS basket ball game at
Evergreen tonight with the former win
ming, rs to IL. The issue never seemed
81 doubt.
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MONTR0SE QUINT DRUBS
ALADDIN BOYS EASILY

Montrose basketers drubbed Aladdins.
Sc to 81, last night. The winners will
meet Headquarters Company, National
Guard, this afternoon in the armory at
Laurel, Md. at 3:45 o'clock. Last nights
linz
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EPIPHANY GIRLS LEAD
RECREATION TOSSERS

Though the Epiphany sextet suffered
its first defeat, Is to 20, in the Girls
Recreation Basket Ball League tourna-
ment during the week, 1t is still leading
in section q BaSketeers is leading in
section /, having lost no games.
Three tourney contests are scheduled
this week. Strayer and Basketeers will
meet In the Calvary gym at o'clock
and Epiphany and Delta Phi Sigma in
the Takoma Presbyterian gym at Z
o'clock in games tomorrow night.
Eaglets and Capital will face Tuesday
night en- Wilson Normal School floor at
8 o'clock.