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Cardinals Counting on adams
To Strengthen Their Infield

and third He could play short, too, but
that isn't his forte. He wants to be
somewhere where he can get those
short. fast throws to first base.
II Frisch were to go to second and
Colbert be retained at short-Gelbert
played there we'll last year-there might
be a place for Sparky Adams at third
He can play the base. But Andy High
who played third for St Louis In 1929
says he means to stick to 1t.
An infield like Bottomley at first,
Frisch second. Colbert short and Adams
or High third means nimbleness and a
little better than general average in
batting.
Another suggestion is to put Adams
at second, Colbert at short and Frisch
at third
Frisch is the luckiest third baseman
that ever settled down on that side OF
the infleld. He plays third with
knockdown punch. Frequently he doesn't
get the ball clean on the hop but he
always pushes 1t in front of him and
with his great speed he can get any
ordinary batter at first base, even If he
does have TO make two motions. one to
retrieve the ball and the other to
throw 10, N
(Copyright, 1907
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GAMES SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE FIVES

TONIGHT.
Catholic U. VS.. Mount ST. Mary's at
Brookland
American U. VS.. Johns Hopkins at
Baltimore.
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Maryland vs. Duke at College Park.
Georgetown at West Virginia Wes-
leyan.
FRIDAY.
George Washington VS.. American U.
at George Washington.
Catholic U. VS.. Villanova at Brook
land
Gallaudet VS.. Blue Ridge at Kendall
Green.
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia at
Morgantown, w. Va.
SATURDAY.
Catholic U. VS.. Maryland at College
Park
George Washington VS.. Villanova at
George Washington.
Gallaudet VS.. Baltimore University at
Baltimore afternoon.
Georgetown vs.. Pittsburgh University
at Pittsburgh.
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MEMPHIS BECOMES
PRO GRID CAPITAL
TIGERS Win Over Green Bay
Leads to Building of Huge
Stadium.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n A EMPHIS, January 8-Mem-
M phis, which hasn't been con-
sidered much of a foot ball
town, has become the pro
gridiron capital of the South.
Out of touch with major college foot
ball because no large universities are
nearby, Memphians didn't have much
of an opportunity to go goofy over the
gridiron sport until Clarence Saunders.
chain store prince, took a liking to the
sport.
He organized q pro team that defeat
ed Green Bays national champions and
Memphians took to the game so well
that Saunders has decided to build q
stadium to seat $4,000. The plant will
be ready next Fall.
Starting of with a few stars, includ-
ing Bettencourt of st. Marys, Moore
Of Loyola, Applewhite Of Missouri, the
Memphis Tigers walloped several out
fits and then took on the Chicago Bears,
who handed the Memphians a FASTING
So Saunders hired Ken Strong of
New York University, Doug WykoR of
Georgia Tech, Shelton of Oklahoma,
Wilson of Louisiana and Is others, all
good. Then he booked Green Bay and
Memphis routed the Packers. 20 to 6.
He liked the way Cal Hubbard played
tackle for Green Bay and bought him.
Then he brought the Bears back to
Memphis and the Tigers plastered them,
l6 to 6.
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Stewart Photo Wins 20 IN ROu,
Looks for More Basket Foes

straight victory, in the Community
Center League.
Calvary Eagles eked out a 1928 de-
cision over the Lightning quint. Booth
and Everett leading the way.
Ten players we're used without avail
by the Eastern Props, who were beaten
by Potomac Boat Club, 24-l5.
Epiphanys new l45-pound team got
under way with q 36-25 victory over
Trinity M. E., Randall leading in points
with IA.
Wallace Memorial won a hot contest
from the Aztecs, 20-18. there being no
outstanding player. For games with
the winners phone Adams 100.
Left Forward Dwight was almost a
team in herself when the Epiphany
sextet defeated the Capital A. C.. 1927
Miss Dwight tossed IA field goals and
two from the foul line for total of
80 points.
The schedule for the Boys Club
Basket Ball League is announced, as
follows:
Post Gi6; $50. ceitics vs.: Whiriwind: 1an-
Tq sss:Sbo 5sn"sry zd 1.sns BRANCH
BRANCH vs. Areadians !llSl; $50. Good
rs. H. II. Senators d46).
wednesaay. January $50. optinists
vs.. Neel House iso); $3.50. Northerns VS..
rf ThSrsds sy:'! January $3.50 Wolf. Area
dams VS. Mohawks ts5); 7:5o, Meridians VS.
%Pt,%tss' SG $50 cetie' vs. Tut-Tut
Fridss. January il $50. Neishborhood
House vs.. St. Martins t1ool: ESQ, Arcadi-
ans vs. Colontals l3oI; $50. Yorkes VS..
:. Saturday. January. IS. Mohawks VS.,
Noel House LsS) $50. Tates VS.: Aztecs
I1si; SO, SamosetS VS.. Kendall Green
iSol; $50 spangler Post 70. Paramount
Flashes N45l.
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pise in Series Start Maryland Resume Indoor Track Work
Four Games Tomorrow
For Schoolboy Tossers

Four basket ball games in which
schoolboy ouints Of the District
group will figure are carded to-
morrow.
In contests in the city proper
Strayer and Eastern will meet in
the Eastern gym. Ben Franklin and
Emerson will clash and woodward
Juniors and st. Adams Light
weight will mix in the latters gym.
Central's clever team will go to
College Park to meet the University
of Maryland Freshmen. 1t will be
the opening game of the campaign
for the Old Line yearlings.
Eastern basketers are to face
Catholic University Freshmen in the
preliminary to the Cardinal Varsity
Mount st. Mary's game tonight in
the C. u. gym. The curtain-raiser
will start at 7:15 o'clock.
In the lone game slated this after
noon Business and Gonzaga were to
try conclusions on the Gonzaga
floor.
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TEAMS WILL TEST
NEW BASKET PLAN
N. C. State and High Point to
Play Minus Center Jump
in Contest Tonight.

RALEIGH, ". c.. January 8-Wher
North Carolina State College plays the
High Point IN. c. College Partners In
basket ball here tonight, proposed
changes in the games rules, including
elimination Of the center jump, will be
demonstrated.
Basket ball, year from now, Gustav
K. Tebell, the Wolfpack coach and a
member of the national basket ball rules
committee, believes, will look a great
deal different. In place of the center
jump following a score, he thinks, there
will be substituted an out-of bounds
throw-in by the quintet scored upon.
Tebell is of the opinion that the
change will be made this year. He
says he expects the mentors and on
Gals, from all sections Of the country
will adopt the proposal. The game S
lawmakers have had the move under
consideration for some time, but de-
sired that colleges test the plays under
actual conditions.
The jumps following scores are TO
give way, the coach feels. to . throw-in
from out Of bounds. This calls for new
floor markings. Lines will be drawn
feet outside the free throw lane. making
a space Of Is feet wide through the
center Of the court. The throw putting
the ball back into play must oe made
from this section Following a score,
the referee will give the ball to the team
scored upon. The ofdcial will allow q
brief period. probably long enough for
him to count five, for the defensive club
to get set. This. Tebeh says, probably
will keep the game from being toe
strenuous under the new regulations.
While the center jump following q
score will be eliminated. the play will
not be removed entirely. In the case
of double fouls, rhe two guilty players
will Jump at center when the ball is
next put into action.
Each half will be started with the
pivot play. which also will mark the re~
Stunning OF action after a held BALI
penalty has been declared.
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SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Ba eket Ball.
Today.

Business VS.. Gonzags. at Gonzaga.
Eastern VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men preliminary TO Vsrsity-Mount st.
Marys game. C. q. -ym.
Hyattsville High VS.. Gainesville High,
at Gainesville, Nd. tboth boy and girl
teams play.
Tomorrow
Strayer VS. Eastern, at Eastern.
Central VS.. University Of Maryland
Freshmen. at College Park.
woodward Juniors VS. ST. Adams
Lightweights. at ST. Alban.
Ben Franklin vs.. Emerson.
Friday.
Central VS.. Business. Eastern VS.
Western public high school champion
ship series games, Tech gym. Flrst
game. Central vs. Business. $50 O'Clock
Tech VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men preliminary to the C. U. Varsity
VillanovA game, c. U. gym.
st. Alban VS. Woodward, at Central
Y NJ. c. A.
Dewitt vs.. Hyattsville High, at Hyatts-
vile Armory.
Junior Varsity, at Annapolis.
Landon VS.. Charlotte Hall Military
Academy. ct Charlotte Hall.
Saturday.
Eastern VS.. George Washington
Freshmen preliminary TO @. w. Var
slty-Villanoya game, G. W. gym.
woodward VS.. Alexandria High, al
Alexandra Armory pm:
Central vs.. Maury High, at Nor
folk, Va,
Emerson VS.. Navy Plebes, at Annap'
oils
Strayer vs.. Bliss, at Silver Spring
Armory.
SWIMMING.
Friday.
Central vs.. Baltimore Poly, at Cen
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lust twice from scrimmage. the other
four points coming on foul shots.
Central for the most part pointed the
way against Eastern, though the Lin
coin Parkers were never far behind the
Columbia Heights Scholastics.
In the first quarter Eastern, led by
Kane, gained an "a lead and continued
to hold an advantage until just before
the half ended, when Cross came
through with a pair of two-pointers ano
a couple of free shots to carry his team
to a 1910 tie as the half ended.
With Rice and Cross continuing to
head its drive. Central contrived to stay
in front during most OF the third
quarter, though largely through the
basket-sniping of Noonan, Eastern In
the waning moments overcame the foe
to regain the lead at 1915. The ad-
vantage was Short-lived, however. as
Cross and Lampson then scored from
the foul line and Rice chucked one IN
from side-court to put Central again
in front. 20 to II.
Central continued to gradually widen
its advantage in the hnal quarter
though Eastern. fighting grimly. went
Western will clash in Fridays double
header, the Central Business game
going on first at $50 o'clock. West
ern. which finishtd second in last Win
ter's series, will be making its debut IN
the title set.
Good Battles Likely.
Both games are expected to produce
bang-up battling.
Business defeated Central in both
their meetings last season. ~ to Is and
Al to 50, and Coggins' boys will be out
for revenge. Western downed Eastern,
80 to 20, but then fell before the Lincoln
Parkers. II to %. in the 1929 series.
Tech held a slight advantage in the
opening minutes against Business yes
terday. but the Stengos. with Newman
and Chase getting the range, soon over
hauled the Mckinley boys and at the
end of the first quarter were in the
van, 9 to 5. The second quarter was
desperately fought but though Tech
tied the score at It'll and 14-l4 ana
succeeded in ending the half in 1916
deadlock, it was the Stengos who showed
the most aggression.
The Orange and Blue started the
second half in dashing style, scoring
eight points before Tech was able to
register and gaining a 24-16 advantage.
For the remainder of the game the
Stenoes held the whip hand. During
the second half Tech was able to count
down with all flags hiyng.
Series Statistics.
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REMSON A. C. BASKETERS
SCHEDULE CONTESTS

Remsen Athletic Club basket baI4
team. which plays its home games H..
the Takoma Fire Department GYM
nasium, has listed 10 contests. as fol-.
lows:
January 10--Woodlawn A. c., at Fort
Myer.
January ll-Optimists.
January l4-Spengler Post.
January l6-Woodlawn A. C.
January 23-G. p. o.
January 25-Woltz Photographers.
January 26-National Press Building
Cardinals, at Central High School.
January 29-Army HEADQUARTERS, at
Army War COLLEGE
February Potomac Boat Club.
February 4-Whitestone's Store, at
Alexandria
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BRENTWOODS PROTEST
TO BE HEARD TONIGHT

EVANSVILLE. Md. January s.
The protest lodged by the Brentwood
Hawks against being charged with a
defeat for failure to put a full team
on the floor at game time for its regu-
larlv scheduled game last Thursday
night with Mount Rainier A. c.. will
be heard by the board of managers Of
the Prince Georges County Basket Ball
League tonight at 1880 O'Clock in. the
National Guard Armory here.
Other routine details will be disposed
OF at the meeting, including voting on
recently proposed new players.
Because members of the Hyattsville
All-Stars bowling combination wish to
enter the Howard Campbell SwecN-
stakes in Washington, the match with
the Happy Five rollers OF Baltimore,
which was 10 have started January l6,
has been postponed until early In Feb
ruary.
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v " Photo Quint Is on the look
out for more victims Their
phone number is Columbia 1888.
Poolesvllle was the twentieth victim,
score, 1919.
Until it learns the status according
to A. A. U. rules of the knights Store
team of Alexandria the Woltz Photos-
rapher quint will not meet the Alex
andrians. A game was scheduled for
tomorrow night. The wolts team will
compete in the A. A. u. tournament.
Fifteen points by Dalglish weighed
the scales in favor OF the Union Print
ers when they downed Del Ray, 26-ls
Pullman A. C. was unable to score
a field goal when beaten, 35-5. by the
Remsen A. C. Loving got IA points
for the winners.
Mount Vernon was stopped, 22-i4. by
the Hibbs team, May, Sherman and
Rodd being the winners big scorers.
In Boys Club League games the
ArcadianS trimmed Southwest Branch,
1913. and Good Shepherd defeated
Kendall Green, 23-l9 The NorthernS
forfeited to Spengler Post.
Plans for their foot ball banquet
VIII be talked over by the Northern
Props In a meeting tonight at 7:45
o'clock at the home Of Manager Otte.
With Schaffert as the big gun with
IL points, the De Molay quint defeat
ed Mosean, 30-17.
Forney at center scored 10 field goals
when the Woltz Photographers smoth-
cred the Tremonts, 500, for fourth
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FLORIDA ELEVEN LISTS
FIVE NEW OPPONENTS

GAINESVILLE. Fla. January 8 Up.
University of F1oridaS foot ball
schedule for 1880 has been completed
The list. which shows five new OPP
ponents, follows:
September 2T-Southern, at Gainesville:
October NORTH Carolina, at Gainesville
october li-Auburn. at Jacksonville
october le-Chieago, at Chicago.
October 2S-Furman, at Gainesville
November l-Georgia. at Athens. Ga
November alabama. at Gainesville
November 1S-ClemSon. at Clemson. 8. C.
November 27-Georgia Tech, at Atlanta
December 6-Tennessee, at Jacksonville.
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STENOC FIVE OVERCOMES
TECH CHAMPS In OPENER
Swamps FavOrite With SecOnd-Haf Rally-Central
Topples Eastern in Other Tilt of Twin Bill.
New Players Star for Winners.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

az YELL battling This has ever been the reply
Wv how he felt about the title chances
9th various sports series Sure you WILL
WOODY but do YOU the championship" have
invariably insisted. -.
certain usefulness in
Of his teams winning
eetng moment he fancied his boys
had scaled purple heights. .
But So himself back to earth though In
the doing believed something akin to sigh.
am predictions. But will be in there bat
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HOYAS TO MEET LOYOLA'S
SENSATIONAL BASKETERS
Chicago Team. Winner of More Than Thirty Game,
in Row, Will Appear Here February 10.
Makeshft Eagle Quint in Action.

OYOA Chicago unbeaten at basket ball this
and last and winner of than 80 consecutive
will here February 10 against Georgetown in
what promises to be the seasons leading attraction arrange
completed for the West Virginia Yves
also has been added to the Hoya schedule this contest to
take place at Buckhannon tomorrow night
their last games, the
Carolina,
had played only previously and soft
pcing discovering visitors match for his team Coach
Bill using altogether IL players Wake
Forest uSAd
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rteIcTee-MI. EDcICh
George Olsen will be the only first
string player in American University
lineup when 1t plays Johns Hopkins in
Baltimore tonight, the four other reg
ulars having been disqualified for TAX
ing part in an outlaw game.
A number of Eagle students, but few
skilled in basket ball, have volunteered
to help fill the gaps and their spirit has
been heartening to Coach Walter
Young. One of them. Lud Johnson. a
Junior, has the ability to contend for
regular position under normal con-
ditionS.
Tonight and Friday night, with
George Washington as the foe on the
latter date. Young probably will start
Olsen, Robert Fuchs. John Woods,
Oscar Sells and Orville Targee.
Catholic University will resume
basket ball tonight after the Yuletide
layoff, meeting Mount st. Mary's at
Brookland at $50 o'clock. In a pre-
liminary Eastern High will play the
Cardinal Freshmen.
Catholic University has called of its
boxing engagement with Army Sstur-
day at West Point because the Cardinals
are overweight. They will swing into
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action on January % against Temple
University Coach Teddy Mitchell has
named the following tentatively for the
varsity team: Jack Malevich, captain
and heavyweight; Nick Monaco, light
heavyweight: Joe Carver and Tom Nc
Cabe. midd,eweights: Rocco Blast,
welterweight: John Sweeney. John
O'Connell and Harry Di Giacomo light
weights; Chick Scudari and Joe OCon-
nell featherweights. and John De
Pasquale. bantamweight.
Karl Wildermuth. Georgetown dash
star and a Hoya mile relay team will
compete in the Brooklyn College indoor
games January Ia.
Tom Mills. new foot ball coach at
the Hilltop, probably will take charge
of the boxing squad on his arrival next
week, it has been indicated. Mills, 1t
is said. will have three assistants II
foot ball. one a member of the 1929
team at Notre Dame. John Law, Jack
Cannon and Tim Moynihan, linemen,
have been mentioned as prospects. An
assistant grid coach will be made head
coach of base ball and basket ball.
Eddie Brooks. former all-around
Georgetown athlete and now athletic
director at Georgetown prep, is being
mentioned for the post OF graduate
manager. an Office to be under the SUI
pervision of Mills.
George Washington'S fiashy fresh
men. unbeaten in four games, made
short work of Columbus University;
score IS TO 6. The lineup and sum-
mary:
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DuMRARToNs ROCKING.

Games with 13S-pound teams are
sought by the Dumbartons for Tuesday
and Thursday nights. Phone Cleveland
26S5-J between and pm. The POI
tornac A. c. manager is asked tn call :
Coach Finlon Of Dumbarton.
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SERIES STATISTICS.
Tnm- WtmwAinr
Yesterday Results.
Central. 20: Eastern. rs.
Business, 81; Tech, as.

Central. 20: Eastern. IS.
Business, 81; Tech, as.
Fridays Games.
Central VS.. Business. Eastern vs.. western.
Tech High gym. Central-Busness came
opens program at $3.50 O'Clock.
other Future Games.
January l4-Tech vs. Western, Business
VS.. Eastern.
January i7-Business VS.. Western. Central
VS.. Tech.
January 2l-Eastern VS.. Tech, Central VS..
Western.
Central VS.. Eastern Business
VS. Tech.
January Robustness VS. Central, Eastern
VS. Western.
January 3l-Tech VS.. Western, Business
vs.. Eastern.
February 4-Business VS.. Western, Central
VS.. Tech.
FEBRUARY Eastern VS.. Tech. Central VS..
Western.
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National League race depends
somewhat on their inf1eld. And one
question mark in this same infield is
Sparky Adams. Sparky was borr in
PottsviIle. Pa He has played second
base, shortstop and third.
Once before the Cards had him, but
they sent him out to Wichita Falls. in
Texas. Sparky played a whole season
that year and the next season, 1928, the
Chicago Nationals were smart enough
to catch him, but played him only part
time.
He has gone back to st. Louis again,
but this time not to be sold out into
captivity again, but to fight for place
on the st. Louis infield. II the Cardinals
can stiffen their infield, IL is held, they
can bolster up their team and stand a
much better hope of being somewhere
among the elite at the end of 1890.
The point being argued in st. Louis
is what TO do with the infielders they
have. frankie Frisch can play second
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Totals.....ll : as Totals. 2 / S
Referee-Mr Thompson g. W..
A last-minute squirt gave st. Johns a
80 80 decision over Strayer's Gallagher
for the winners and Dix for the losers
each scored IL points
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Totals.1S z ~ Totals. 10 10 80
Referee-MJ Rogers Nv. Il j..
In preliminary to the Georgetown
Wake Forest game. Western High de-
feated the Hoya Freshmen. $3.50, 1t
being the third defeat of the Freshmen
by a high school team.
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| Walter Morris. Maurice Mccarthy
and Freddy Mesmer led the Hilltop at
tack Against the five-man defense of
the regulars the Deacons were quite
helpless. though they struggled with
spirit. The lineup and summary:
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NOTICE, PULLMAN.

The Pullman A. C. manager is re-
quested to phone the De Molay pilot at
Lincoln 347S
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COGGINS WILL COACH
CENTRAL BALL TEAM

Bert Coggins, athletic director, will
coach Centrals base ball team next
Spring. it is understood, succeeding
Seruch T. Kimble.
Ty Rauber declined the job to devote
the time TO studies.
Gonzaga and Business were TO clash
at $3.50 today in the Gonzaga gym with
a warm contest the prospect.
Croft at center and Fry at guard
were the best shots when the Woodward
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BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

n YEW YORK, January s.-Whether
nj the ST. Louis Cardinals will be
pennant factor in the coming
National Taaoue rsra dapandc
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Foul shots attempted-Morris "a. Dillon.
Dutton. Mccarthy az. Brown 80. Brogden,
Allen az. Webb (2I, Jones, Edwards 90.
Referee-Mr Eberts
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COLLEGE HOCKEY

Yale, Is; Michigan Tech, ..
Michigan. 3: Ontario Aggies, 0.
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w YITH 20 straight victories re-
M corded the Stewart Bros.
Photo Quint Is on the look
o,,t g., ,.ora Victims Their
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