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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-11
both GOING we'll,
HOT GAME LIKELY
Georgetown Routs LoyoIa of
Chicago-A. U. Again Beats
Catholic U. Quint.

- ALLAUDET and George Wash
4 ington, local teams that have
been playing good basket ball
and have compiled commend
able records so far this season, will
meet on the Colonials' court tonight.
The Kendall Greeners, who have won
8 of IL games, have the two high scor-
ers of the section in Cosgrove and
Rihgle, and these players alone will
keep the Colonials on the alert.
George Washington, that has won six
OF its nine contests, has no such point
getters as Cosgrove and Ringle, but its
scoring has been pretty well distributed
and its strength lies in the good balance
of its combination.
It should be a close game, with any
edge that might be conceded being in
favor of Gallaudet.
Georgetown's speed and flashy pass
ing proved too much for the highly
touted and apparently overrated Loyola
uuint of Chicago last night at Tech
High gym. The Hoyas gave the in
vaders an artistic lacing, "a to %, get
ting SO far out in front in the first half
they could afford to loaf to the finish.
At intermisSion the Hoyas had 20-to-6
margin, and after the first 10 minutes
it seemed certain that the locals would
win.
Dillon, with II points, and the little
but fast and clever MeSmer, with 10,
compiled enough markers between them
to beat the Windy CityiteS.
While Georgetown played good bas-
ket ball-and 1t would have taken a
much better team to have beaten the
Hoyas than Loyola showed to be last
night-the Chicago outfit proved big
disappointment to the fans and host
of coaches and players of other teams
who helped make Np the big crowd last
night.
The ChicagoanS, who use the five
man zone defense, of which Maryland,
Loyola of Baltimore and Washington
and Lee are the chief opponents in this
section, failed to approach these teams
in purveying that style of game. The
Windy City outfit failed to display the
effective stiffness of the quints here
about in the zone defense and, unlike
Maryland, Washington and Lee and
fast-breaking offense, but numbering
attack that allowed Georgetown to get
set to meet and nullify it.
Murphy, the tall Chicago center,
showed to be q clever player, but fans
and coaches who have seen Williams
of Washington and Lee perform in the
jump position said that they would not
trade the latter for Murphy and the
next best Loyola player thrown in to
boot.
The Chicagoans play Loyola of Balti-
more tonight and then go South to meet
North Carolina State, North Carolina
IIY1iupTCifU f1Fan
Conference teams in successive nights,
and unless the Windy City aggregation
displays speedier basket ball than it
showed here last night it is doubtful
whether it will win game on the trip.
The line-ups:
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TWO G. u. ATHLETES
ON SELECTED TEAM

Two Georgetown men, Leo Sexton, In
the 35-pound weight event, and Karl
Kjellstrom, in the 440-yard hurdles
have been given places on the all
American college track team as selected
by Daniel j. Ferris, secretary treasurer
of the A. A. U.
The complete team:
100-yard run-George Simpson, Ohio
State University.
22o-yard run-George Simpson, Ohio
State University.
44O-yard run-Rut Walter, Northwest
ern University.
880-yard run Phil Edwards, New
York University.
One-mile run-OrVal Martin, Purdue
University.
Two-mile run-James L. Reid, Har-
ward University.
Cross-country - Harry Richardson,
University of Maine.
120-yard high hurdles-John Collier
Brown University.
220-yard low hurdles-Steve Ander-
son, University of Washington.
440-yard hurdles - Erik Kjellstrom
Georgetown University.
Running broad jump-JesSe T. Hill
University Of Southern California.
Running high jump-Ben v. Hedges
Princeton University.
Running hop, step, Jump. Z
Green, United States Military Academy
Pole vault-Fred Sturdy, Yale Uni
versity.
16-pound shotput - Harlow Rothert
Stanford University.
Discus throw-Eric Krenz, Stanford
University.
16-pound hammer throw - Edmund
F. Black, University of Maine.
Javelin throw-Leo Kibby, Stanford
University.
35-pound weight throw-Leo Sexton,
Georgetown University.
Decathlon - Barney Berlinger. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
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Montgomery County Quintets
Staging Hot Race for Penna1,t

the formers final Community Center
League game last night.
Potomac A. C. is after a game fol
Thursday night with a fast 145-pound
team entered in the coming District
A. A. U. tourney. Maurice Ager has
been elected captain of the team, which
is booking at Cleveland 2685-J.
Potomac Boat Clubs stalwart five
will meet Stewart Photographers tomor-
row night at o'clock In the Silver
Spring High School gym and Thursday
night will engage Pontiac A. G. on the
Central High floor at 9 o'clock.
Lilly played center for Potomacs and
not Timmons when the Boatmen de-
feated Fort George Meade's quint Sun
day, Potomac officials have announced
Games are sought for Remsen A. c.
quint which particularly wants a con-
test Tor Saturday night In the Takona
FIRE Department gym. Call Georgia
1880.
Comets, 95-pound tossers, are listing
games through Manager Sullivan al
Georgia 1889.
Spenglers who defeated Meridian
dribblers, 43 to 10, last night are seek
ing unlimited opponents, Lincoln 1897
Alpha Sigma Lamba ouint defeated
Calvary brakes, IS to %, in the
Central High gym.
Hamline tossers took the measure OF
Aztec Juniors, % to Is.
st. Paul's Eagles squeezed through tc
1912 victory over Aces.
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7 TYATTSVILLE, Nd, February
- 11.-Hyattsville' High Schools
basket ball team today is cele-
brating its 1924 surprise VIC
tory over Tech, District Of Columbia
public high school champions, on the
National Guard Armory floor here yes
terday. 1t was perhaps the biggest
upset of the schoolboy season in the
Washington metropolitan area.
A spectacular 6-point rally in the
dying moments of the game enabled
Hyattsville to triumph. With three min
utes to play and Tech holding 24-2o
lead, Hyattsville suddenly got hot.
Woodrow Hurd intercepted Tech pass
from outside and dribbled in for
basket. Shortly afterward Warren Evans
Gagged another 2-pointer to tie the score.
Then in the last 80 seconds Mink Lewis,
clever guard, sent a spectacular mid
court potshot looming through the
hoop. With the exception of Capt. Carl
MacCartee Tech used throughout the
final quarter the same team which re-
Gently swept to the District title.
From the outset Hyattsville gave the
National Capital titleholders stout oppo-
sition, but Tech managed to stay In
front most of the way. though the
Gray used few regulars until the final
quarter. The score at half time was
lO-9 in Techs favor. Hyattsville. with
the exception of the final second, was
ahead only once, this being in the third
quarter when the Blue and Gold held
a momentary 1914 edge.
Except McChesney, all the Hyattsv1lle
players took a hand in the scoring.
Stanley Lewis, guard. brother OF Mink,
led the Blue and Colds assault with
eight baskets on four goals from scrim-
mage. Hurd scored 6 points, Evans 5,
Mink Lewis 4, and Curley Byrd, jr., 8.
George Lassise and Everett johnson
were Techs principal scorers, each ac-
counting for points.
Hyattsville's victory over Tech was
it's second of the current season over
washington public high quint. Recently
Coach Stanleigh jenkins boys van
uuished Eastern, II to Is, in another
upset It was the first court victory for
a Blue and Gold team over District
public high school quint in five years.
The line-upS:
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SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
BASKET BALL.
TODAY.

Central VS.. Western, Tech gym, 3:45
pm. (final public high championship
series game)
Eastern VS.. Georgetown Prep, at Gar
rett Park; Md.
Emerson VS.. Maryland Freshman, at
College Park.
st. Johns VS.. Leonard Hall, at Leon
ardtown, Md.
Woodward VS.. Episcopal, at Episcopal
CPrep School Lightweight League game)
TOMORROW.
Strayer VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga.
Hyattsville High VS.. Dewitt at Dewitt
Mount st. JoSeph'S High VS.. st. Johns
at st. Johns, 8 pm.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Landon at Epiph-
any gym.
THURSDAY.
Central VS.. Raymond Riordan at
Georgetown Prep VS.. Western at
Western.
Eastern VS.. Woodward at Central Y.
M. c. A.
Emerson VS.. Alexandria High at
Alexandria.
FRIDAY.
Tech VS.. George Washington Fresh
men at Tech graduate T Club benefit
game).
Central VS.. Landon at Central.
La Sale VS.. st. Johns at ST. Johns,
$3.50 pm.
Ben Franklin VS.. Dewitt at Dewitt.
Eastern VS.. Maryland Freshmen at
College Park.
Bliss VS.. Army Medical School at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Episcopal VS.. Friends at Friends (Prep
School Lightweight League game).
GonZaga VS.. Leonard Hall at Leon
ardtown.
SATURDAY.
Bliss VS.. Eastern at Silver Spring
Armory, $3.50 pm.
RIFLE.
SATURDAY.
Western VS.. Navy Plebes at Annapolis.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

Tonight.
Gallaudet, at George Washington.
Maryland, at Virginia Poly.
Wednesday.
Gallaudet, at George Washington.
Maryland, at v. NJ. I.
Catholic University, at Loyola of
Baltimore.
Thursday.
Baltimore University, at Catholic
University.
Maryland, at Washington and Lee.
Friday.
Georgetown, at Buffalo.
Gallaudet, at Shepherds (West Va.)
College.
Saturday.
Virginia, at Maryland.
Georgetown, at Syracuse.
George Washington, at Navy.
American University, at Duquesne.
Washington and Lee, at Catholic
University. (Boxing).
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NEW TRACK MEETS MARK
MISSOURI VALLEY CARD

LAWRENCE, Kans.. February II R).
Kansas and Kansas Aggie trackmen
Will meet in dual competition Friday
night In Convention Hall, Kansas City.
Omcials OF both schools have approved
the meet.
The meet will take the place, this
year, OF the annual Missouri Kansas
event. Missouri and Kansas officials
could not agree on a date for this Win
ter's meet.
To replace the Cancelled Kansas
meet, Missouri has arranged to meet
Nebraska in Columbia either next Sat-
urday or February %.
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Army Meets Notre Dame
Eleven on Chicago Grid
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, February IL
The 1880 renewal of that classic
of the gridiron-the Army
Notre Dame foot ball game
becomes Chicago's gain and
New York'S loss.
For scholastic reasons, the
Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell, pres
ident of Notre Dame, asked that
the game be transferred from
the Yankee Stadium, New York,
to Soldier Field, Chicago. After
a long conference yesterday,
Army officials reluctantly
agreed. The contest is sched-
uled for Saturday, November 90.
Father O'Donnell pointed out
that under Notre Danes orig
inal schedule the RamblerS
would play the Army in New
York November 90 and then
travel to the West Coast to
meet Southern California at
Los Angeles December 6. Under
this arrangement the Notre
Dame players would have lost
more than two weeks from
their studies. Under the new
schedule, with the Army game
in Chicago, no study time at all
will be lost for the Army game.
Army officials, headed by
Maj. Gen. William K. Smith,
Academy superintendent, were
opposed to changing the site
for the game, especially in view
of the fact that the Notre
Dame game is the climax of
the Cadets schedule and has
become a fixture in New York.
When Father O'Donnell insisted
upon the change and no other
solution for Notre Danes diff
f1culties could be found, the
Army representatives agreed.
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VIRGINIA j. GAMES
ATTRACT q TEAMS
District, Maryland Track
Squads Enter-SchooIboyS
viii Compete.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February
11.-Twenty-on teams have been en-
tered in the sixth annual indoor invita-
ton games Of the University Of Virginia,
which will be run of in the Memorial
gymnasium next Saturday night.
In the college class teams have been
entered by Duke, Maryland, North Caro-
lima, Wake Forest, Washington and Lee,
William and Mary, Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary and Virginia. Most of
these will have freshmen as well as
varsity athletes competing.
Augusta Military Academy, Episcopal
High School, Fork Union Military
Academy, Staunton Military Academy
and woodbury. Forest School will have
teams in the preparatory school class.
Among the high schools entered are
Eastern, Central and Tech from Wash
ington, Hyattsville from Maryland,
Charlotte from North Carolina and
Maury of Norfolk and Lane of Char
lottesville from Virginia.
Events listed include the so and 440
yard daShes, the half mile, mile and
two mile runs, the 50-yard hurdles,
the shotput, the high Jump and the
series of relay races that will be the
closing feature Of the meet.
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ILLINOIS FIVE GAINS
IN MIDWEST LEAGUE
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, February 11.-Fighting
desperately to stick In the Western Con-
ference basket ball scramble, Illinois to-
day was back among the leaders, tied
with Michigan for third place.
The Illini last night exhibited return
to their beSa form and defeated North
Westerns in-and-out five, 80 to "a, at
Evanston. Northwestern, the only team
to defeat Wisconsin this season, started
we'll and at the end of the third period
had an 18-to-15 lead. However, the
Illinois defense arose to power and held
the Wildcats without a field goal in
the final session. Numerous personal
fouls were called and each team was
successful IL times from the free-throw
line.
Northwestern will attempt to recoup
tomorrow night at the expense of In
diana, but has little hope of finishing
high in the race. Its record today was
an even break in six starts.
The big business of the week will be
done Saturday night, when four games
are on the bill. Purdue will 60 to
Columbus to meet Ohio State and Chi
cago will invade Indiana. Minnesota will
play Its return engagement with Illinois,
while Wisconsin will entertain the
Northwestern five with hopes of even
ing up the seasons count.
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Brentwood Hawks today have firm
err hold on first place in the Prince
Georges County Basket Ball League
race as the result of defeating Hyatts-
vile Southern Methodists, 80 to %, on
the National Guard Armory floor here
last night. In another game, outside
of the league, Company F, Natiorl
Guard. conquered st. Martins i've of
washington, % to %, in an extra-pe-
Rod match.
Hawks now have won II games and
lost and hold lead of two and half
games over the second-place Dora
Led by Charlie Bailey and Johnny
Wanley. who rang up IA and IL points,
respectively, Hawks outclaSSed the
Methodists all the way. Their margin
at half time was Is to 10. Rolph jar
rell led the Methodists with IA points.
Rufus Vincent batted the ball IN
from the tap-of on the 15-yard stripe
In the extra period to give Company F
victory. The score at the end Of reg1-
lation time was 81 all. Vincent headed
the Soldiers attack with II points,
while wanley, who also performed with
st. Martins, topped his team with 10
points.
Arcade Juniors want bowling matches
with teams In their class in Washing
ton and vicinity. Call oscar Hiser at
the Arcade Alleys, telephone Hyatts-
vile 1924.
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UT in Montgomery County, Md,
a bang-up battle for the cham
pionship in the County Basket

~ UT In Montgomery County, Md.
a bang-up battle for the cham
Y j pionship in the County Basket
Ball League, organized this
season, is in progress.
Takoma and Rockville quints will
clash tomorrow night in the Takoma-
Silver Spring High School gym, in a
game which may go far toward de-
Gliding the title. Rockville's quint last
night took the measure of Army Medi-
cos, SO to 20.
Jewish Community Center's fast-step-
ping basketers will strive to chalk up
their twelfth win of the campaign to-
night against Eastern Props in the
Eastern High gym at o'clock.
For the benefit of Tom Peck, their
clever forward, who Is seriously Ill OF
pneumonia, Woltz Photographers are
planning a benefit game. The Wolt2
team will meet Naval Hospital tonight
in q Community Center League game
in the Central High gym, at o'clock
and tomorrow night will engage the
Mount Vernon quint in the Silver
Spring Armory. at 1880 o'clock. The
latter game will be a preliminary to the
Independent League tilt between United
Typewriter Grays and Skinker Eagles
Dixie Pigs came from behind to de-
feat Walters Whirlwinds, u to 20, In
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Totals. sal Totals. .....4 IT'S
Foul shots attempted-Colis9gnI: Wo Cd
u0}, Sells, Olsen, Welsh CD Hickey Hickey a.
F FmeroSs ump pii f.ii Dean M MI
Maryland's basket ball outfit is on the
road for three games, meeting Virginia
Poly, Virginia Military and Washington
and Lee in successive nights. The Old
Liners trimmed Poly at College Park, A
of two games, while they lost to Wash
ington and Lee in Richie gym, Is to 90.
Coach Burton Shipley took 10 men
on the trip, including Berger and Norris,
centers; Capt. Evans, Chalmers, Ronkin
and Rooney, forwards, and Heagy, Gay
lor, Radice and May, guards.
The Old Liners will return Friday and
meet Virginia at College Park Saturday
night. All four games this week arc
with Southern Conference rivals.
Georgetown and Maryland will figure
in track meets this week. Tomorrow
Georgetown and Maryland will be rep
resented in the Meadowbrook games in
Philadelphia. Sexton, who will COM
pete in@ the 12-pound shot event;
Kjellstrom. hurdler; Bonniwell, high
jumper, and the mile and two-mile
relay teams will carry the Blue and
NIdys MuL yluAAu CIIVL dkAuc Will pC
Capt Quinn, Splinter, and the mile
team.
On Saturday night Sexton will en-
ter the high jump in the Boston A. A.
games, while In New York City the
Hoya mile quartet will run in the
classic Sammy Reid Memorial race in
the Crescent A. c. meet.
At Charlottesville, Va, the same
night Maryland will be represented in
various individual events and possibly
by varsity and freshman relay teams.
Twenty-eight entries have been filed
by Georgetown in the indoor champion
ships. They are:
Karl Wildermuth, Lex Sexton, Erik
Kjellstrom, Victor Burke, Chuck Car
lin, Artie Briggs, Louis Ricca, Jay
Julicher, John Downing. Larry Mil
stead, James j. Kelly, Jack Mara Cor
don Clark, John Kilgallen, Henry
Julicher, John Cranley, Bernard Bon
niwell, Daniel Canning, James Fitz-
gerald. Alexander Halpern, Daniel Hen
Messy. John Nolan, Morris Lerner,
Llewellyn Parlette, James st. Lawrence,
Robert Shotter, Clarion Gosh and Will
liam Slezak.
Georgetown's two-mile relay team
was second last night to Notre Dame,
but finished in the van of New York
University in the Seton Hall meet, in
Newark.
Burke, the Hoyas' other entrant,
failed to ge%a place In the 500-yard
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high Schools Plan Big Track Season Gaaude Fine udes " Ton

invitation run, which was won by
McCafery.
Elder of Notre Dame made a clean
sweep in the sprint series, which in
Guided 40, so and so yard dashes.
Jim Pixlee, director of athletics at
George Washington. will coach the 1880
Colonial Varsity eleven. Leo Walsh
Minnesota product, is expected again to
assist. It is understood that Babe Con-
naughton, all-American tackle while at
Georgetown, will be prevented from
again helping tutor the Colonials on
account of the pressure of his law
practice.
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BOXING MATCHES DRAW
CROWD AT VIRGINIA u,

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, February IL T..
Two University of Virginia boxing
matches have drawn larger crowds to
the Memorial Gymnasium this Winter
then attended two of the foot bail games
on Lambeth Field last Fall.
About 5000 people saw the match
between Virginia and Florida, and
almost 1000 were present at the ring
engagement with North Carolina last
Saturday.
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possession of the ball just about
that much more time.
When you next view game watch
the center who controls the tap.
He is able to pat the ball in any
direction. This mastery of direction
is obtained by turning the tapping
hand toward the desired direction
as he leaps for the ball.
Direction control, as well as ac-
curacy, Is necessary in order to
permit OF q great variety of center
tap plays, all of which are signaled
In advance. The method of giving
signals will be covered next,
(CopyriGht, IsSo.J@
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Foul shots attempted---Dunn, Morris, Dill
lon ca, Mccarthy az, Mesmer (6), Butzen
ca, WaeSco t2l, Murphy go, Schumann "a,
Durburg go. Referee-Mr. Eberts.
American University, playing on its
home floor, last night won the second
game of the season from Catholic Uni
versity, the count being 81 to Is. 1t
was the tenth straight reverse for the
Brooklanders.
Catholic University took 7-to-4 lead
in the early stages of the game, but the
Eagles finally overhauled their rivals
before the half ended and kept in
front to the finish of the spirited tilt.
The line-ups:
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Georgetown. "a; Loyola (Chicago), %.
American University, 81; Catholic
University, is.
Johns Hopkins, "a; Baltimore Univer-
sity, 20.
Illinois, 80: Northwestern, "a.
v. p. l., A; william and Mary, 80.
v. p. I. Freshmen, 80: william and
Mary Freshmen, 80.
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Turn of Tapping
Hand Directs Ball
ny SOL METZGER.

Center tap plays do not play so
vital a part in deciding basket ball
games as was the case a decade ago,
due to better knowledge of defense.
Still they are vital factor in any
contest. When B team can control
the tip-off it actually has a 10 or
Is per cent advantage over its
adversary because it thus maintains
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ON BOXING BOARD.

Announcement has been made that
James A. Sullivan, second vice president
of the District Of Columbia A. A. u,
and Charles L. Ornstein, secretary Of
the South Atlantic Association, have
been named on the boxing committee Of
the national association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-11
W. & l., ALABAMA
HAVE CLEAN STATES
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, February 11.-Ala-
bama and Washington and Lee con-
tinued their hot pace to retain their
leadership among Southern Conference
cage squads, but Sewanee fell from the
select unbeaten circle.
Both Alabama and Washington and
Lee have perfect records, but the Tus-
caloosa cagers hold slight edge be-
cause OF their eight wins. as compared
to seven chalked up by the Generals.
Each quintet won three games last
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-11

'Game from second round adjourned.
The pairings for the third round TO
be played next Saturday evening fol-
low:
Winsatt VS. Bishop. Knapp VS..
Walker, A. Y. Hesse VS.. Byler and Carl
Hesse VS.. Bettinger.
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A. U. soPHs WIN GAME.

Sophomores of American University
defeated the Juniors, 90 to 10, in an in
terclasS basket ball game that preceded
the A. U. Varsity-Catholic University
contest last night on the Eagles court
The lineup:
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BYLER CHESS LEADER
AFTER SECOND ROUND

The conclusion of the second round
of the tournament for the chess cham
pionship of the District of Columbia
now being held at the City Club under
the auspices of the WASHINGTON Chess
Federation, found j. W. Bvler leading
with score of two wins and no defeats.
followed closely by G. E. Bishop and e.
A. Knapp with scores of one-and-one-
half to one-half.
The standing of the players is as fol-
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MINER QUINTET DOWNS
DUNBAR HIGH, rs TO is

Miner Normal School basketers took
the measure of the Dunbar High quint,
25 to 16, yesterday on the Miner floor.
Cawthorne led the winners attack with
10 points.
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MORE FROM NoTRE DAME.

The appointment Of two new head
loot ball coaches for 1880 adds two
more to the list of ex-Notre Dame stars
Purdue and Mills Of Georgetown.