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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14
Eastern Sets Pace in First
School Court Series in 1911

for Western. Parker, Weaver, Defan-
dorf, Evans, McCaffrey and Smith were
among others on the Eastern squad.
Tech, known in those days as the
''Blacksmiths, did not, the records In
dicaA, organize q team for the 1901
season, though 1t was believed to have
had the best material OF any of the
schools Lee Morris and Alec Gill of
the 1910 Tech foot ball team were boys
whom 1t was thought would have made
valuable players for the "Blacksmiths"
basket ball team had it been formed.
Records fail to show a team for Gen.
trail, the Blue apparently not having yet
gone In for basket ball, at least to the
point Of organizing a quint for series
play.
Business team, which then Is now
was known as the Stenographers, num-
bered the following among its stalwarts:
Scott, left forward; Dodge, right for
ward; Nash or Faye, center; Bridget
left guard; Rathbone, right guard.
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TRAPSHOOT TROPHY
IS WON BY WILSON
Williams AnnexeS Second
Singer Award and Morgan
Third, at Benning.

w YITH . total Of eight wins,
NAEW Walter s. Wilson yesterday
v v captured the frst Singer
trapshooting trophy at the
Washington Gun Club. Wilson is the
club treasurer. Lieut.. Comdr. r. p. VIII
liams, also with eight wins, took the
second trophy, while r. D. Morgan,
with seven victories, won the third.
Put in competition last June, the
Singer trophies, offered by B. A. Singer.
vice consul to Nicaragua, have been the
stimulus for one of the finest races in
the clubs annals. A system of handi-
caps resulted in close competition from
start to finish. There were nine within
striking distance Of victory when the
final round got under way yesterday.
Final scores were: Wilson, 8; Will
liams, 8; Morgan. q; Wynkoop, 6;
Slime. 5; Marcy, s; Shelton, 4; Par
sons, 4; Fawsett, 4; Burrows, 4; Strow-
Monroe, 2; Cook, 2; Hunter. /: Live
Sey, l.,
J. Marcy added to his string of VIC
tories when he annexed high scratch
spoon with q score Of 40. Marcy also
won leg on the Lane trophy over
nine contestants. LiveSey gained the
high added target prize.
Next Saturday has been set for the
annual pre- Christmas turkey-goose-
guinea trapshoot.
Scores follow:
Singer Trophy-Wilson, 1o-lS+23:
williams, 22-1e-16; Morgan, IL
20-17; Stronger, 21-23-24; Parsons,
l6-l5-24; Wynkoop, 16-22-17;
Marcy. 2l-21-19; Shelton, 15-l7-
10; Livesey, 20-18-17
16-Yard Contest-Marcey, 40; Cook,
~; Shelton, a.; Wilson, IS; Stronger,
46; Woodward. 80; Thomas, So;
Mills, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14

Daley, Varela and 9. Chase starred
for Eastern, with Lansburgh doing best
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BY WILLIAM n. wRANEK, JR.

OHARLOTTESVLLL Va, De-
cember l3.-Three Of the
Y Southern Conference basket
ball teams in the South Allan
tic States will have new coaches this
season. The other i've will play under
the same court tutors they had last
Winter.
Gus TebeI, former head coach at
North Carolina State, will direct the
basket ball quint at Virginia. The
vacancy down at Raleigh will be filled
by DR.. Ray Sermon, who Is doing duty
as q coach in addition to serving as
athletic director.
At Virginia Polytechnic Institute a
former Tech star, Charles Dusty
Rhodes, is to have charge of the court
sport. He is the third new basket ball
coach the Gobblers have had In as
many years. Bob Warren, who last year
succeeded Roy Randall, has gone back
to his alma mater, Carolina State,
where he Is drilling some 81 f1rst-year
basketeers. Randall Is now director OF
frst-year athletics at Virginia.
Coaches In Conference.
A between-seaSon lull has come over
HbL116I1CS III NAB1AGS AsANAS
North Carolina. Varsity foot ball
equipment has been cleaned up and put
away for next Falls freshmen. Every
one is looking ahead to indoor sports.
Basket ball and boxing practice Is
well under way, and in some schools
wrestlers, swimmers, track men ana
fencers are drilling. Fall term exam
nations are In progress where the
school year is divided into quarters.
And while the athletes are catching
their breath coaches and athletic d.
rectors are holding their usual Decem-
Der conferences. -,
The Wolfback, under DR.. Sermon, Will
probably be the first of the conference
members to stage q cage contest. VII
lanova comes to Raleigh next Thursday
for preseason game with State. sev-
eral other teams hope to have practice
games before Christmas, among them
Virginia and North Carolina.
Boxing won't get started until after
Christmas, though several schools VIII
hold exhibition tryouts before the holi-
DAYS. The bell will sound for the
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CHALLENGES D. C. CUNTS
Viscose Combination Of Roanoke
Has Made Great Record.

ROANOKE, Va, December 10
Roanoke is backing its viscose Silk
Mill basket ball team, independent
champions Of this section for the past
three years, In it's campaign which
started with 45-to-25 victory over the
Norfolk & Western Cavaliers, to be fol-
lowed with q 62-to-12 win over the Ma
tional Business College.
Since 1925 the Viscose aggregation
has been under the management Of
Freddy Franks, recreational director,
and has engaged in 106 contests. OF this
number 80 have been victories and 18
defeats, for an all-time percentage Of
$50.
Viscose is open to meet all independ-
ent or college teams in Virginia, Mary
land or the District of Columbia. Man
ager Franks would like to arrange q trip
to the National Capital.
Washington teams desiring 70 play
Viscose. either in the Capital or Roam
oke, are requested to write Manager
Fred Franks, ViScose Corporation,
Roanoke, Va,
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STRIBLING- walker
GO SEEN BY KEARNS
Middleweight Champions Man
ager Declares Georgia Boy Cant
Sidestep Any Longer"
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, December 13-Belief that
a bout between Mickey Walker, middle
weight champion, and w. L. Young"
Strtbling Of Macon, Ga, will soon be
arranged was expressed here by Jack
Kearns, Walkers manager, while he
and Walker stopped en- route from the
South to New York. The pair paused
In st. Louis last night
We plan to force Stribling into the
ring" Kearns said. 81 don't see how
he can sidestep Mickey any longer,
especially after his unsatisfactory show
ing against Grifiths Friday night We
want the bout in Chicago. the sooner
the better. We have challenged pub
licly and through the Illinois commits
sion and believe the bout will be
made"
Kearns also said an effort will be
made to match Walker with Jack
Sharkey. He seemed eager for Mickey
to get into action against any of the
heavyweight title candidates, but is
especially keen on Walker meeting
Stribling.
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MEYER DAVIS GIRLS
UPSET RENDEZVOUS
Blicks Increase Lead in District
League-Lucky Strikes Roll
High Game.

LaShing into the strong Rendezvous
girls team, the Meyer Davis pinettes
tossed it Of balance and won twn games
before the "Rondys" rallied to win the
final tilt. The loss Of the first two
games brought the Rendezvous losing
streak to five straight and put it three
games behind the John Blicks In the
District Ladies' League race.
Betty Dugan's 113 put Meyer Davis
out in front in the flrSt clash, while
Elizabeth Minson duplicated this count
In the second. The "Rondy" girls took
individual honors, Irene Scott shooting
121 for high game and Paggy Babcock
shooting high set Of 31S.
Winning the odd game from Boule-
ward, Lucky Strikes hung up a new
high game record for the season when
they crashed the naples for $50 in the
final game. In making the record
score, Helena Kohler shot 116, Cap
Lohnes, no; Anna williams, ITO; Lor-
raine GULL, ITO and Helen Sullivan, LOG.
Bill Woods won two from Queen Pin
with Mary Cox Of the losers starring
with 334 set. Recreation set Con-
vention Hall down for two-gane loss.
Team Standing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14

Henry r. Rodier Of one Of the two
the washington Club, steps forward with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14
BATTLE Ak VICTOR
UNDER RILEY'S RIDE
Years Champion Jockey Takes
Purse in Lake Charles Handicap
After Trailing Gallahad.


NEW ORLEANS, December 13.-H r.
Riley, leading jockey of the year, added
another victory to his long string to-
day when he brought the Valley Lake
stables Battle AK home in front of his
field in the Lake Charles handicap at
Jefferson Park.
Little Gyp set the pace to the top of
the stretch, but from then on 1t was a
battle between Battle AK and Phil
Reuters Gallahad, which had Eugene
James up. After apparently being de-
feated IN the final sixteenth, Battle AK
plunged forward to win, going away by
a length and a half. The time for the
mile and 20 yards was 1:46K. The
Battle AxRiley combination paid 1920
in the mutuelS.
James also lost In the Bob Shave
purse, six-furlong sprint. The former
Louisville newSboy was aStride c. ".
Whitney's Rueful, but finished a half
length back Of George Collins Thistle
Ann, which paid sic. Third went to
D Bentham's Martis, with Supreme
Sweet, the odds-on-fayorite, finishing
poor fourth.
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GREEKS WIN PIN MATCH

Totals ....ie 9 "a
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WOODS IS DEFEATED
IN BILLIARD EVENT
Greenleaf, Leading, and Rudolph,
Next, Are Only Two Still Un-
beaten in Title Play.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 13.-The sur
prising defeat Of Arthur Woods of New
YORK today left Ralph Greenleaf, de-
tending title holder, and Erwin Rudolph
OF Chicago the only undefeated en-
Tants IN the worlds championship
pocket billiards tournament.
Woods, who had won three STRAIGHT
matches, bowed to Bonnie Allen, Kan
sas City veteran, 125 to 100, in q closely
contested battle that went IS innings
Aliens high run was 49, Woods, 40.
Woods defeat left Greenleaf at the
top OF the heap with three straight
victories. Rudolph trails with two
wins and no defeats, while Woods and
Onofrio Lauri of New York are tied
for third place with three victories in
four starts
Lauri scored his third victory this
afternoon against Pasquale Natalie of
Chicago, l25 to SO, in 10 innings
Lauris high run was 81; Natalie's g.
Natalie'S defeat was his fourth in a
row and left him In undisputed pos
session Of the cellar.
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COVERS BIG TERRITORY
Seven States and D. c. Have BOYS
on Episcopal Basket SQUAD.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December l3.-
Seven States and the District of
Columbia are represented on the Epis-
copal High School basket ball varsity.
Maryland has the heaviest represen-
tation with four cagers, Virginia three,
Georgia and Florida two each and
North Carolina, Kentucky, PennsylVa-
MIA and the District one apiece
OF the five letter men left from last
year, Capt. Charley Hancock, center,
halls from Lynchburg. Va: Acy Nc
Donald and Billy Cleveland, forwards,
from Asheville, N. c., and Alexandria,
Va, and the guards, Al Orrick and
Car Train, from Washington and
Savannah, Ga, respectively.
The varsity reserves are: Forwards
Stuart and Bob Taylor of Baltimore;
Peter Williams, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sta
pleton Gooch Of Tampa. Fla; centers.
John Mapp, Cambridge, Md; Neale
Robinson, Louisville, KY; Francis
Smith of Baltimore; guards, Charley
Hoof, Alexandria, Va; Buddy Mizell,
jacksonville, KY, and Tom Evans, At
lanta, Ga.
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PICK ATLANTIC STARS
FOR PACIFIC TUSSLE
Five Backs, Six Linemen Chosen
for All-East Team to Play
in Grid Benefit.
By the Associated Press.


HAMILTON, N. Y, December l3.-
Five backs and six linemen make up
the roster of Eastern players who will
play with the All-East team against
the West IN the Shriners'' hospital fund
game at San Francisco on Decem-
Der 81.
The players, selected from colleges in
the Atlantic seaboard sector are, backs,
Hart and Macaluso Of Colgate, Gardner
of Villanova, Fogarty of Brown and
Baker Of Pittsburgh. Linemen are
Vincent and Lnehan Of Yale, Doyle OF
Colgate, Bates of Western Maryland,
Rosenhweig Of Carnegie and Siano Of
Fordham.
This group will join II men chosen
from Middle Western line-ups by Dick
Hanley, Northwestern coach, at Evans
ton, IL, on Monday. They viii be out
fitted there and then proceed to San
Francisco. Practice will be held at
Northwestern before the players head
for the Pacific and later at Stanford
University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14

the announcement that the boys did
some fine bowling last Thursday night
Rodier is in the printing business, and
each Friday he prints the results of
the Thursday night bowling matches
and by Saturday morning the other
five members Of the league have their
scores and their averages on their desks.
DR.. T. D. Webb topped the list with
set Of $751; with games of ll3, Il6,
Ill, 124 and 123. when they last met
to lead his team to q victory over Rice's
Ripsnorters, the team totals being:
Webb's Whizzbangs, 1880; RiceIs Rip
snorters, 1855. DR.. Rice was just short
Of DR.. Webb with q set Of SIS, opening
with q game Of 90.
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PHONE BOWLERS GAIN

While Wilkins Coffee bowlers were
jolting Peoples Drug Stores twice, Ches-
apeake & Potomac pinmen increased
their lead in the Commercial by clean
ing up on Diamond Cab.
Wadrex Ice Cream won two from
Times Herald, while U. S. Daily won
two from Garry Ice Cream.
Team Standing.
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SOCCER REFEREES OUT
Argentine Officials Strike When
Player Is Not Punished.

ROSARIO, Argentina, December Is
R.-This city's soccer foot ball referees
have gone on strike. They've quit
work in protest against the failure of
foot ball authorities to punish three
players one OF the referees thought
should have been penalized.
Foot ball enthusiasts were hopeful an
agreement could be reached in time to
permit playing Of tomorToW'S scheduled
games.
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BLlCK MIDGETS WIN
Beat Hyattsville Juniors in First
Block Of Bowling Match.

Blick Midgets defeated Hyattsville,
Nd, Juniors by 20 pins In the frst half
block Of q home-and-home bowling
series last night at the Arcadia. The
winners totaled 1,46S to LAO for the
losers.
Ounce Harrison with q set Of 315 led
the victors' attack. Ted Glasgow Of
HyattSville, however, with $50 had high
set OF the match. He also had high
game, 122.
The final block will be rolled next
Saturday night on the Arcade alleys at
Hyattsville.
QrOrogs
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SINGLES.
DOUBLES.
TO PLAY DEL RAY
Grid Title Claimants to Meet for
Right to Oppose IroQuois.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 49,
Alcova Motor Co., claimant of the
Northern Virginia 1S0-pound cham
pionship. and the Del Ray A. O. are
to come to grips tomorrow at 1850
O'Clock on Edward Duncan Field.
It Is expected that the winner Of to-
morrow's game will play Iroquois A. @.
for the sectional title on December 2.
Two strong teams-the Northern
Juniors Of Prince Georges County and
the Virginias, local champions
play tomorrow at 1880 o'clock on Ship
yard Field.
Meridian A. G. of Washington Will
come here tomorrow to play the Pirates
az also On 0uckertS Field.
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TIE FOR BOWLING LEAD

The fight in the Columbia Heights
League became even warmer as Bell
81 Smith, leaders, lost three games to
Chaconas Market and went into a tie
with the Liondale Shirtmen, who won
two from Swans.
Arcade took three from Ford Electric,
tieing Pioneers for third place Pho
neers grabbed two from Vincent BARRIERS
and Dismers won their second game Of
the season over Cool Drinks.
The race Is so close that the frst-
place team, by losing two sets, could
drop to eighth place.
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TWO TIED IN CAGE PLAY
Mount Vernon and Eldbrooke TOP
Sunday School League.

Mount Vernon and Eldbrooke CUNTS
are stu tied for first place in the sun
day School Basket Ball League, each
having won games last night on the
Central Y. M. c. A. floor. Mount Yer
mons downed Wallace Memorial, SO to
IL, and Eldbrooke was a 1924 victor
over Calvary Methodists. Calvary
brakes scored over United Brethren. az
to 81, in another league match.
Scores:
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SISLER WINS BOYS PRIZE.
Fague and Mrs. Goodall Capture
Blind Pig Mixed swsepstakaa

Q. w. Fague and Doris GoodaIl. with
a total Of 675. wen the John Blick's
blind pig mixed sweepstakes last night
at the Arcadia. Fague rolled $50 and
Mrs. Goodall 316.
Billy Sisler won the weekly Arcadia
sweepstakes for boys with q 357 total.
He was awarded S. In gold.
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II lineup:
Totals. -. Z 72I

Foul shots attempted-4i. Personal fouls
committed-2s: Technical fouls committed
a. Time OF periodS-20-minute halves
Kali.
Wrestling results:
l25-pound class, Payne CW.) defeated Hy-
land (H.); l35-pound. BIoaddus (W) defeated
Beachtei CH.l }: Herner, ls6-pound (W) defeat
feated Meyers tH0; 155-pound, Nawrocki
CW2 defeated OFT CHo; lSS-pound. Miller
tWJ and Shaw drew miller defeated Shay
Ballard lW1 defeated Lowman (H); 1855
pound. OFT (H) defeated Patterson (W.l.
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GoNzAGA QUINT BEATEN
Loses Opening Contest to st. Mary's
Lyceum, 80 TO 10.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December a.
Gonzaga High School baSketers of
Washington lost their first game of the
season when they fell easy prey to st.
Mary'S Lyceum quint by o 1910 count
tonight in Armory Hall here.
Lyceums held the upper hand all the
way, and at the half were in the van,
10 to Z.
Ais A. C. downed Lyceum Buddies. 40
TO IL, in q girls game played as q pre-
liminary.
Scores:
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COBB LEADS W0LFPACK.

RALEIGH. N. c.. December 10 Dr.
Charlie Cobb OF Newark, N. j., tackle
on the 1880 Wolfpack foot ball eleven
Of North Carolina State College, has
been elected captain Of the 1881 team.
Cobb is q sophomore.
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Ill hold a four-game lead.
Season Records.

SIT. wv of~ui0fo'
Hish team SetE-Diehls. LIZA; Roberts,
High individual averase-Pratt (DiehIs),
llzro; La Bile tDiehlsl. ILLS
hlgn indlvldual games-Douglas CFagans),
1866; Pratt (Diehls). 1856.
High individual sets-Pratt (Diehls), Ala;
Bradford tBradford), 305.
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CENSUS BASKETERS WIN
Mcdonald Stars as War College Il
Beaten, AZ to 90.

Census Enumerators opened their
season with a 42-to-26 victory over War
College last night in Immaculate Con-
ception Hall.
Macdonald and ODaniel led the win
ners' assault with 10 and points re-
spectively. Lew, for the losers, however,
with IL points, was the games highest
scorer.
Chief Clerk Hirsch Of the Census Bu-
reau tossed out the first ball There
was dancing before and after the
game.
The wn0vm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14
GR0GAN TO FIGHT RAN
Omaha Lightweight to Meet Bel
gian in Philadelphia BENEFIT.

OMAHA. Nebr., December IS R.-
Tommy Grogan, Omaha lightweight
boxer, has signed TO meet Edouard Ran,
Belgian fighter, in the main event of an
unemployed beneflt show at Philadel-
phia on January 2. his manager, Roy
Feltman, announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-14
Season Records.

Season Records.
udAIisha, Individual game-Johnson Chimes
High individual set-Jarman &c. & p. Tel
Coz, All.
High team Eame-C. 4 P. Telephone Co.,
High team set-C. P. Telephone Co..
1,T00.
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Chipouras' COL Is Big Punch in
Victory Over Hebrew Stars.

Gus Places Ahepa Greeks last night
defeated Make Rosenberg's All-Hebrew
stars at Northeast Temple by IL pins
in the first block Of 10-game match.
Louis Chipouras hit the NAPLES for
q COL set to take top honors.
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G. P. o. BOWLERS GAIN
Federal League Leaders Pick Up
as Navy Team Idles.

@. 2. O.'s pin maulers twice downed
Post ONCE In the Federal League and
gained on Navy as the latter idled last
week. Veterans Administration won
three from Merchants Fleet, Internal
Revenue won two from Supervising
Architects and City Post once swept
the set from Public Buildings.
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"Y" SCORES TWIN WIN
Beats Monroe A. C. in Basket Ball
and Hagerstown Wrestlers.

The Y. M. c. A. Big Five opened its
basket ball season with 24-21 victory
over Monroe A. G. last night on the Cen
trail "Y" floor.
Washington "Y" wrestlers also were
victorious, winning seven out Of nine
matches over Hagerstown, Md, "Y"
grapplers
The basket ball lineup:
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WILL BOWL TOMORROW.

Duckpin teams Of Brookland Chan
ter, O. e. s., and Acacia Chapter viii
clash tomorrow on the Lucky Strike
alleys.
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Team STANDING.
Season Records,

Season Records.
High team san1es-Supervising Architects.
High team sets-o. P. O., 1,7s7; Navy.
High individual games-Kibby. 100; Hart,
HiSh individual setS-Lawrence, 40; Simon,
High .saysraSe strikes-simon, set; u.
Moore, 2.69 50"
Hgh individual avsrase-simon 20. p. o.,
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PRATT HAS HOT HAND
Rolls High Set in Sanico League
and Ties for Top Game.

Dallas Pratt, Diehl bowler, rolled
high set Of the season and tied for
high game in the Sanico League, when
he counted 4l2 and 143. Douglas,
Fagan duckpinner, shot high game of
l43 also.
MERGERS had high set of the week.
1,577.
Diehis still hold q four-game lead.
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DUMBART0N NETMEN WIN
Score Over American Legion in
Winter Indoor League.

BALTIMORE, December 13.-rhe
sixth season Of the Winter Tennis
League got under way today on the
9TH Regiment Armory courts, when
three frSt-round matches were com
pleted.
The Dumbarton Club Of Washington
won its contest at the expense Of the
American Legion, 6S.
SINGLES.
Jo A!sS E KstsS american LeEOn' defeated
wilson Duvall american Legion) defeated
Hassell Burgwin (Dumbarton Club de-
owen Howenstein (Dumbarton Ciub1 de-
feated z. L. Hesenzahl, 81, 81.
Holmead Callan (Dumharton Club de-
ieated Leo j. WeiSengon. 81, e2
Holofcener american Legion) defeated C.
Z. Dawson, SIS, SIS, default.
DOUBLES.
Howenstein- Rutley (Dumbarton Club de-
feated Keiles-HaSenzahl, SIS, Ga
Walker-Burgwin (Dumbarton Club de-
feated kramer-Duyall, 6-2, 90.
Callan-pawson (Dumbarton Club defeated
Weisengon-Holofcene 6-4, 6-3.
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BY EDWARD A. FULLER, Jr.

HOULD Eastern win the public
high school basket ball crown
- this season. it will only be re-
peating what it did in 1911 when
the Capitol Hill scholastics, in the first
competition ever held for the inter-
high court title, were declared the
champions.
Eastern won the title when it van
pushed Western, 3S to 2S. The boys
from the East End spurted in the late
stages of the contest to triumph after
the FIRST half had ended in a 1915 tie.
The line-ups used in the game follow:
Eastern. Positions. western,
DALEY .........L Left forward. ...,.. Bradley
VarelR ........ Right forward..... A Fuller
G: Chase. zee. Center ..,........ .LansnuIen
Ngon .......... Left guard. ID. Fuier
BALDWIN ..Right guard. -. .McCanollsn
Daley, Varela and G. Chase starred
for Eastern, with Lansburgh doing best