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Hope Your Christmas Was a Merry One"

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Basket Ban.

Basket Ban.
Tomorrow.
Potomac Boat Club vs.. Eastern, at
Eastern, $3.50 o'clock.
Tuesday.
Central VS.. Eastern, Tech VS.. Busi-
ness tpublic high school cham
pionship series ganes), Tech gym.
First game, Central VS.. Eastern,
$3.50 o'clock.
western VS.. Georgetown Fresh
men preliminary to the George
town Varsity-Wake Forest game,
Tech gym.
woodward vs.. Landon, Epiphany
gym.
strayer VS.. fredericksburg Col
legians.
woodward Juniors vs.. Rockville
High, Central Y. M. c. A.
Wednesday.
Business VS.. Gon2aga, at Gonzaga.
Eastern VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen preliminary to Varsity
Mount st. Mary's game), G. u. gym.
Hyattsville High vs.. Gainesville
High, at Catonsville, Nd. (both
boy and girl teams play).
Thursday.
Strayer VS.. Eastern, at Eastern.
Central VS.. University of Mary
land Freshmen, ct 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 cham
pionship series games, Tech kym.
First game, Central VS.. Business,
$3.50 o'clock.
Tech VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen preliminary to the c.
U. Varsity -Villanova game), c. u.
gym.
St. Alban VS.. Woodward, at Cen
trail Y. M. G. A.
Dewitt VS.. Hyattsville High, at
Hyattsville Armory.
Emerson VS.. st. Johns College
Junior Varsity, at Annapolis.
Landon We. Charlotte Hall Mill
tary Academy, ct Charlotte Hall.
Saturday.
Eastern VS.. George Washington
Freshmen preliminary to G.. w.
Varsity-Villanova game), G. w.
gym.
woodward VS.. Alexandra High, at
Alexandria Arn1ory, 8 pm.
Central vs. Maury High, at Nor
folk, Va.
Emerson VS.. Navy plebes, at An
napolis.
Strayer vs. Bliss. at Silver Spring
Armory.
Swimming.
Friday.
Central VS.. Baltimore Poly, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
Team Standing.

Headquarters Company, National
Guard, basketers will entertain North
ern A. c. Of washington on the Armory
floor here tomorrow afternoon, starting
Three other games also are listed
next week for the Armory court, all Tri-
County League contests. ,v
Tuesday Ellicott City Hoplights Will
meet Laurel Independents and Thurs
day there will be a double HEADER. JeS,
SUP A. C. and Laurel Independent VIII
clash In the first game, with Headquat-
tiers Company and Berwyn A. G. coming
to grips In the final.
Lieut.. q. M. Sullivan Of Headquarters
Company, National Guard, Of Laurel, Is
leading in individual scoring in the TIL.
County Basket Ball League, with total
of n points. Charlie Bailey OF Brent
wood Hawks, is a close runner-up, with
a total Of ~ points.
Lieut.. Sullivan, however, has piayeo
in Ave games, while Bailey has taken
part in only four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
MONTGOMERY CUNTS
HAVE LONG SCHEDULE

OF to good start, the newly or
ganized Montgomery County Basket
Ball League, comprising nine teams, Is
looking to successful season. Play
will continue through March 5, with
each team meeting the other twice, once
at home and once away. All the quints
have gyms.
Brooke Grubb has been elected presi-
dent of the league, with John Stone
secretary and treasurer.
Each club will contribute part Of its
franchise fee to buy a cup to be award
ed the pennant winner.
The league schedule for the remain
der of the season:
r. WsanesdaysnfGy sPrnE Bethsa
VII FridaSMRos s VS. vs. daithers6urs.
Saturday1Roekville vs.: Takoma, Woodside
Janaary VS. y
sington ys; Rockville Gathersburg VS.. Sandy
Sandy sprne vs.. Rockville, woodside vs..
PoGleSyls Pak2ms vs. Bet MSSs:a.
ma VS. Sandy Spring. Bethesda VS.. Pooies-
vile; Kensinyston ys GabithersburE wooA.,A.
Januars 2s1bamssc Sn''V rs. Rockville, Be-
. January 2e-Rockville vs.. Bethesda, Sandy
Spring VS.. Damascus, Kenstngton vs.. Ia
hOInd' dalLnefsDuIB Nb. FOOleSVllle.
January 3l--Bethesda VS.. Gaithersburg.
February Rockville VS.. Gathersbure,
,Woodside VS.. Sandy Spring, Poolesville VS..
February 5-BethesdA VS. Sandy sprins,
Woodside VS.. Takoma, Poolesville VS.. Ken
sington. Damascus VS.. Gaithersbufe.
February 8-Takoma vs. Rockville, Ken
sington VS.. Woodside, Bethesda VS.. Damas-
Gus.
February determination VS.. Damascus.
Rockville vs.. Sandy Spring. Poolesville VS.
Woodside Bethesda VS.. Takona.
February 1Sz.Rockville Us, Poolesville
Woodside vs.. Damascus, Kensineton vs.
Sandy Spring, Takoma VS.. Gaithersburs.
j.. February 1S---Woodside VS.. Rockville. Sandy
Spring VS.. TakomaI Poolesville VS.. Bethesda
Gaithersburs vs.. Kensington.
February 221Rockville VS.. Damascus
Wood5ide VS.. Gaithersbure, Sandy Spring vs.
Poolesvlle. Ksnsintton VS. Bethesda;
February 26-Bethesda VS.. Rockville, Da.
rnascus vs.. Sandy Spring, Takoma VS.. Ken
stngton, Poolesville vs.. Gaithersburg.
March SANDY Spring VS.. Woodside, Da.
Bethesda.
March 4-ciaithersburs vs.. Rockville.
March Rockville VS. Poolesville, Wood
side VS.. Damascus, Rensinston VS.. SANDY
Spring, Takorna VS.. Gaithersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
BASKETERS OFFER
PLENTY OF ACTION
Jewish Community Center
Having VerltabIe Court
Carnival Today.
OLLoWERS Of independent bas-
r. ket ball will not lack for enter
| tainment this afternoon, at least

- OLLOWERS Of independent bas-
* ket ball will not lack for enter
tainment this afternoon, at least
two programs Of more than
usual interest being carded hereabout.
Out in the National Guard Armory
at Silver Spring, Bernie Peacocks
Skinker Eagles will entertain Knights
Store tossers of Alexandria in a game
expected to produce keen battling. Ia
koma Firemen and French quints will
face in a preliminary at o'clock.
Last Sunday the Eagles lost the flrst
game of their home campaign to the
East Arlington quint Of Baltimore, 81
winning stride today against the
Knights outfit.
A veritable court carnival is sched1
uled at the Jewish Community Center.
There will be three games in the
Center's leagues. Ambassadors will
meet Boy Scouts, Evergreens will face
Vistas and MoSeans will encounter Beta
Phi Epsilon.
In other contests the Center first
stringers will hook up with Peerless A.
c., and the Center girls will open their
season. dBdlIlbI JLlC E1OuHldu ouOulCb VI
Alexandra. The first game is scheduled
for 5 o'clock.
Aside from their Community Center
League game Tuesday night against
Tremonts in Central High sym, Woltz
Photographers have scheduled two court
games. They are to meet the knights
Store quint Of Alexandria in the armory
gym in the Virginia city Thursday
night, and Saturday are to face Army
War College basketers on the Washing
ton Barracks floor.
In their first meeting this season the
Knights team conquered the photog-
raphers, 16 to IA, and the latter will be
striving to even scores Thursday night.
Manager Zones of the Woltz team has
the use Of Central High gym for Tues
day night, January 81, and would like to
book strong unlimited class quint. He
may be reached at National 6740, branch
937, during the day, or at Georgia 47l6
after 6 pm.
A game for wednesday night with q
1l5-pound f1ve having a floor is wanted
by the Corinthian quint. Call Atlantic
2756.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
ALEXANDRIA CUNTS
TRAVEL FOR GAMES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 1.-Two
Alexandria basket ball teams will be
seen in action on foreign courts tomor-
row when the knights Store Five plays
the Skinker Bros. Eagles In the Silver
Spring Armory at Silver Spring, Md,
in the afternoon and the Knights Store
Buddies meet the Jewish Community
Center sextet in the latter's GYM
nasium in Washington tomorrow night.
Del Ray A. c. will encounter the
speedy Union Printers cagemen in the
Langley Junior High School gymnasium
at Washington on Tuesday night and
Thursday night will stack up against the
Trinity M. E. basketers at Eastern High
School
Del Ray is seeking other games with
unlimited class teams. Telephone Man
ager Ted Miller at Alexandria 726, be-
tween 10 am. and pm.
Four hard games are scheduled for
the Whitestones Store quint next week
beginning Monday night, when the
storeneh journey to Fort Washington,
Nd, for game with the post team.
Calvary Reds and the ST. Martins
A. c., both of Washington, will be play
ed here in the Arnory Hall on Tuesday
and wednesday nights, respectively,
while Friday night will find the White
stone cagers at Takoma Park, Nd,
playing the fire department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
.TR|-COUNTY TEAMS
ARE TIED FOR LEAD
Brentwood and BerWyn Each
Has Taken Four Out
of Five Contests.
AUREL, Nd, January 4.-Brent-
wood Hawks and Berwyn A. c.

7 AUREL, Nd, January 4.-Brent-
/ wood Hawks and Berwyn A. c.
today were still tied for first
place in the Tri-County Basket
Ball League nag race, each with four
wins and one defeat. Both were VIC
torious last night in games played in
the National Guard Arnory here.
Hawks overcame Headquarters Com
pany, National Guard, in q 3o.2e
thriller, and Berwyn handily defeated
JesSup A. g., 80 to IL.
Headquarters Company, with three
wins against two losses, stands third.
While Johnny Wanley, sharpshootine
forward, was in the game Hawks held
the whip hand over the Guards last
night, but after he was banished on
fouls in the second half the Soldiers
made 1t hot for their opponents, and
the Hawks were barely able to win.
Failure Of the Guards to make good
foul shots proved costly.
Bailey, Winchester and Wanley were
high scorers for the Hawks, with 3,
8 and z points, respectively. Sullivan
Of the Guards, however, took individual
honors Of the game with II points.
With Johnny Devlin and Penn point
ing the way, with IL and points, re-
spectively, Berwyn A. o. outclassed
Jessup A. G. all the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
SCOON'S 48X5O WINS
BENNING TRAPSHOOT
two programs Of more tn

Scoring 40 hits out Of so targets,
Scoon won high scratch trophy in the
first 1890 shoot of the Washington
Gun Club conducted yesterday at the
Benning traps. approximately a score
Of scattergunners conpetAd.
Livesey was victorious in the added
target event with 80, including handi-
cap.
Williams and Wilcox each won two
legs In the six months trophy events.
Though cross wind prevailed, max
ing shooting dificult, close competition
was the rule.
The scores:
Regular events $50 targets) --Scoon,
40; Wilcox, Liyesey, a.; Lane, as; Cook,
Rush, 43; Or. Monroe, 30; Wilson, So;
Thaw, 81; Messick, 30; Franklin, 20.
Six months trophy contest--Wilcox
22-22; williams, 22-22 DR.. Slime,
1922; Morgan, 19--1s; Wilson, az
20; Green, i7-16; Cook, 20--i6; Or.
Monroe. 17--1s; Lane, Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
OLD LINE TOSSERS
GET SEVERE TESTS
Two Varsity Outfits Stage
Hot Duel While Third Bat.
ties FroSh.
y URToN sHTPLEY, University of
MARYLAND varsitv haslrat haI,

~ URTON SHIPLEY, University O.
K Maryland varsity basket bal
coach, got an eyeful of infor.
nation on his talent in scrim.
images at College Park yesterday.
Two teams made up of the leading
varsity aspirants. the Whites and the
Blacks, hooked up in a duel that re-
quired an extra five period for the
former to win after the score had been
deadlocked at 20 points each.
Previously third team from The
varsity squad had bowed to Jack
Fabers freshman outfit, Is to IA. Both
games went the regulation 40 minutes,
but were played In quarters.
The leading varsity teams started as
follows:
Whites-capt. Bill Evans and Bozey
Berger, forwards; Fred Hetzel, center
Julie Radice and Al Heaoy. guards.
Blacks-George Madigan and Ed
ward Ronkin, forwards Pat Rooney
center; Bob Gaylor and Charlie May.
guards.
George Chalmers, who is numbered
among the leading array, was unable
TO play. yesterday on account Of q bad
sty on his eye.
evans, heCZel, RaQlce, Heagy, Mad.
igan and Gaylor are veterans, the first
f1ve named being letter men, while the
others are all sophomores.
The team that played against the
yearlings was as follows:
Morris Cof1an and Fred Stieber, for
wards; Al Pease and Jack Norris, GEN.
tiers; Warren Rabbit and John Pitzer,
guards.
Cohan, Rabbit and Pitzer were on
the squad last season and the others
are Sophs.
Faber's yearlings began as follows:
Paul Kreh and Bill Wood, forwards;
Adernar Weingarther, center; Dan Ca
lotta and Edward Melvin, guards.
Kreh is from Silver Spring, Vein
gartner played at Hyattsville High.
Melvin comes from Baltimore Poly.
while Wood is from Eastern High and
Galotta performed for both Tech and
Emerson.
Maurice Goubeau, center. former
western High tosser, who was not on
hand yesterday, and Edgar Newcomer.
guard, q product of Central, are the
two other leading players on Faber's
squad Of IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
Most of Conference Quintets
In S. Il. Sector Will Be Strong

Frank Goodwin, former State center
scoring two-thirds of the points for
the Y. A few nights later Duke Just
missed doubling the score on the
Raleigh five, 79 to 80. Crosor scored
81 points, Werber 20, while Goodwin
was held to 13.
Neither v. P. I. nor v. M. I. had
strong quints last Winter and 1880 looks
like another lean year on the court for
both of them.
Phil Spear, who was Virginia Techs
scoring ace on the gridiron, has a
brother Bob who may come through
for the Gobblers on the court. with
him will be Amole, center; Zirkle,
forward, and Owens and McEver,
guards, with other varsity reserves from
1929 as we'll as recruits from the fresh
man squad.
The Cadet team will have to be built
around Scott and Biggs, veteran guards.
But v. M. I. had a crack freshman
team last year. and these youngsters
may round into form rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
PUBLIC HIGH TITLE PLAY
STARTS WITH FOUR 1TLTS
Central-Eastern and Tech.Busness Battles Seized.
uled for Tuesday-Blue and White Also Has
Clash Listed at Norfolk Saturday.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER. JR.

Y1TH the public high school championship series
M getting under and host of other games
usual interest carded the
certain way this week scholastics in the District
area Twentysix basket ball and
up the big program Action is listed each day.
-Four scheduled
and two more on Friday and before the week three
championship play Because OF the apparent strength of all the
large crowds will turn out for the contests gym
Central and Eastern will meet in
$3.50 o'clock
Central and Business grips the rst
Friday with Eastern and Western playing game
m in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
ROUSSEAU OF CAPITAL
GETS CORNELL LETTER

H. H. Rousseau. jr., son of Rear Ad-
miral H. H. Rousseau of this city, was
among the IL members of the 1929
Cornell foot ball squad awarded letters
recently. He was an outstanding end
on the eleven and was given credit for
breaking up many of the plays used by
Yale in the contest with the Ithacans.
Rousseau suffered broken collarbone
in the Dartmouth game and was out
the remainder Of the season.
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FOUR SUNDAY SCHOOL
LOOP GAMES CLOSE
Basket Ban.
Tomorrow.
Potomac Boat Club vs.. Eastern, at
Eastern, $3.50 o'clock.

Four Of the six games played last
night in the Sunday School Basket Bali
League were close.
In the most interesting contests
Mount Vernon M. e. defeated Hamline
Methodists, 80 to 81; Trinity con-
ouered Petworths, 35 to "a: Calvary
Sekards squeezed out q 30-to-28 VIC
tory over First Brethren and Calvary
Methodists downed Calvary brakes,
% to 10. 0'
st. Paul's walloped Mount Pleasant.
81 to 10. and United Brethren drubbed
Atonement. 26 to as.
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- ---s -
Totals .....l7 8 90
Totals 80. I : 10 Totals Is S 5
WOLVERINES PLAYING
CAPITAL LOOP ELEVEN

They simply can't get enough Of foot
ball, some OF Washington's sandlot
gridironers.
Though the basket ball season Is
well under way, grid game has been
arranged this afternoon between the
wolverines and an eleven made up Of
the Capital City l25-pound Glass
League during the past season.
FAirlawn field viii be the scene Of
the game, Get for o'clock.
wolverine players are to report at
Sixteenth and Z streets southeast at
IL o'clock. H.
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BASKET RACES CLOSE
IN BOYS CLUB LOOPS

Keen battling is marking the night
for first place in all six of the loops III
the BOYS Club Basket Ball League.
Celtics are ahead In the unlimited
circuit, De Luxe is setting the pace IN
the i15-pound loop, Good Shepherds
are pointing the way in the 13o-pound
division, Epeneler Post Is the leader IN
the ll5-pound circuit, Optinists are
heading the l00-pound loop and Ar.
cadians are in front In the S6-pound
class. ..,,
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ST. MARTINS QUINT
NOSES OUT RENROCS

! st. Martins unlimited class basket
ball team scored its fifteenth win in as
many starts this season when it van
pushed Renroc Scholastics, 20 to 26,
last night in the Saints gym
It was battle all the way and at the
half the winners were ahead, IL to 10.
Johnny Wanley for st. Martins and
Al Farrell for the losers were high
scorers, each counting 16 points
Tomorrow night the Saints will meet
w. H. West Co. quint in Central HIGH
gym at 3 o'clock
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d c. Renew Ray This Week: Schoolboy Quins in 20 Contests
TERRAPIN QUINT MEETING
CARD TOSSERS SATURDAY
Two Schools Getting Back Into Athletics Together
After Five Years Lapse-Crid Schedules
in South Are Badly Muddled
BY H. C. BYRD.

OATHOLIC University University after
Saturday night with
1t is likely that the renewal
VrSes will be the occasion for gathering
crowds that have watched basket ball
both institutions
pleased the scheduling students
forward to the with considerable
1t has been five since c. U. and Maryland
branches of sports and they reumng everything
cept foot ball The foot ball situation at Maryland tied
definite commitments at present that