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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
ABE MARTIN SAYS

Boys used to grow up, learn q trade,
raise o mustache, an start In to save,
but today they try to clean up In one
night.
After readin' that there's only $40
cells fer 1880 prisoners at Michigan
City. Stew Nugent shot his way thro'
q possee Of ofncers, today, declarin',
You'll never send me to prison II I've
got to room with stranger.
Copyright. 1s3o.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

L. B. H.-The proposition "of" is I'M
necessary after the verbs remember"
and "recollect." II remember reading"
is the correct form, not remember Of
reading"
A proletarian (pro-le-TAY-re- is
TAY-re-at). In modern socialist use,
proletariat means wage-workerS collec-
lively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

Spots and stains are two different
things, although a stain is q spot in
material. A spot, however, is not a
stain.
"A spot is caused by the addition Of
some liquid or substance extraneous to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

likely, too, that this will weaken 1t so
that it ceases to grow.
A stick of camphor ice rubbed over
your chapped lips would heal them and
without any bad effects afterward.
M. MA girl Of 16 years of age
should not try to reduce her weight,
as she is making rapid changes and
will not be the same size or the same
figure at all after q few more years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
la|itosis makes you
unpopular with children

Being an active germicide
capable of killing 200, 900, 900
germs in IS seconds, full
strength LiSterine checks
mouth fermentation and in.
fection-both a cause of
odors. Then it gets rid of the
odors themselves; it is an
instant deodorant.
Keep a bottle handy in
home and Office. Use it every
day. 1t puts you on the
polite, popular and profit.
able side. Lambert Pharma.
cal Company, St. Louis, Mo-.
u. S. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
[)on't

Some parents blame every
thing but halitosis (unpleas-
ant breath) when children
are not affectionate. AS a
matter of fact, halitosis is
often the cause.
Don't fool yourself that
you are free of it, because it
is simply impossible to tell
when you have it. 1t doesn't
announce itself to the victim.
Eliminate the risk entirely
by using full strength Lis
terine every day, morning
and night. And between
times, before meeting others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

New South Wales new entertainment
tax IS expected to force the closing of
several legitimate theaters or their con-
version into talkie houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

There were nearly 1000 deaths from
cancer in Ireland last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE.
Pajamas.

Pajamas.
Pajamas are assuming more and more
importance every day.
Smart women who are going South
are including this new tuck-in model
for beach wear.
The neckline Is especially becoming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

the textile or substance on which it ap-
pears. It leaves a blot or mark of
contrasting color. 1t is removed by
some agent that takes out the foreign
matter. leaving the textile or main sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Copyright, 1907

Your delicately.colored sheer
hose, chiffon handkerchiefs, laces
and ''undies" are perishable bits
of loveliness. Yet all are so safely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
BASKET BALL,
Tomorrow.

Gonzaga vs.. Eastern at Eastern, 3:45
pm.
Leonard Hall vs.. st. Johns at st.
Johns. $3.50 pm.
Tech VS.. Hyattsville High at armory,
Hyattsville, S:45 pm.
Landon vs.. Episcopal at Episcopal,
Business VS.. st. Johns Junior Varsity
at Annapolis.
Tuesday.
Central VS.. Western, Tech gym. 3.4s
pm. Cfinal public high championship
series game).
Eastern vs.: Georgetown Prep at Car
rett Park, Md.
College Park. ~
st. st.: Johns VS.. Leonard Hall at Leon
woodward VS.. Episcopal at Episcopal
'Frep Scnool Lightweight League game) :.
Wednesday.
Strayer VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzara.
Hyattsville High VS.. Dewitt at Dewitt
Mount st. Joseph's High VS.. st. Johns
at ST. Johns, 8 pm.
gym. ~ -'A'-A"'i'
Thursday.
Central VS.. Raymond Riordan at
Central.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Western at
Western. ~'
Eastern VS.. Woodward at Central Y.
M. G. A.
Emerson VS.. Alexandria High at Alex
andria..
Friday.
Tech vs.. George Washington Fresh.
men at Tech Graduate T Club benefit
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 Wal.
ter Reed Hospital.
Episcopal vs. Friends at Friends Cpren
School Lightweight League camel.
Gonzaga VS.. Leonard Hall at Leonard
town.
Saturday.
Bliss vs.. Eastern at Silver Sprinr
Armory, $3.50 pm.
RIFLE.
Saturday.
Western VS.. Navy Plebes at ANNAPOLIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
TARHEEL BOXERS GAIN
EDGE OVER CAVALIERS

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February 8.
North Cardinals Southern Conference
champion boxers won a 4-to-3 decision
over Virginia tonight before crowd of
almost 1000, the largest that ever pack
ed into the memorial gymnasium.
Each team spotted the other one bout
North Carolina forfeited the bantam
weight clash and Virginia the heavy
weight.
The summaries:
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Wright Of
Nd ErEtsATrHEEWEIGHT-5Won by shefneld Of
:. WELTERWEIGHT-Wo by Capt. Allen Of
North Carolina over Myers by decision.
NORTHUMBERLAND by McHugh Of
VirSnia over smathers by decision.
LIGHT Neutrality-suspicious. by Gentry
OF VIRGINIA over Warren by decision.
LIGHTWEIGHT-Won by Goodridge of
North Carolina over Capt. Rainey by de-
HEAVYWEIGHT-Won by Koenig Of
North Carolina by default
Referee-Mr Brcckman Of Baltimore.
Judges-Mr WEIGH Of Army and Mr.. Alex
ander Of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
MARINES TO PLAY
CELTIC BASKETERS
Invade Alexandria for Clash
Today-CIovers to Figure
in Preliminary.
LExANDR1A, Va, February a.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, February g.
~ The Quantico Marines will en-
n gage the st. Mary's Celtics
basket ball team here tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at Schuler's
Hall.
Clover A. c. will appear in a pre-
liminary at 2 o'clock, meeting WASH
ington quint.
The Marines have one of the strong
est service teams in this section.
Only one game will be played in the
Alexandria Gazette Basket Ball League
next week, with the Knights five and
Whitestones meeting Wednesday in
Armory Hall at 8:15 o'clock
Knights Buddies, girls team, is ar
ranging preliminary contest.
Second place will be at stake in the
league game.
The league game with the Whitestone
team is one of the two knights cagers
have listed for next week at the Arm
DRY. The Moose Trojans of Camden,
N. j., will be entertained there Tuesday
night.
Episcopal High will play two games
away next week, meeting Swavely at
Manassas, Va, on Wednesday and the
Shenandoah Valley Academy at Win
chester, Va, Saturday.
Two local youths will be seen in &C.
ton against Alexandria High here Fri
day night when Emerson Institute of
Washington is met. Elicit Cabel is
holding down a guard position with
the Emersonians, while Russell Sutton
is playing at forward.
Bun Hull, former Hagerstown A. C.
ball player, has been elected manager of
has started preparations for the COM
ing season.
Among the players available are Jack
Tulloch, former Dreadnaught A. A. and
MercerSburg Academy catcher; Johnny
ReenstJerna, North Carolina State first
baseman; Booty" Schneider, former
Cardinal A. c. second-sacker; Gerard
Edwards. Washington Union Printers
shortstop; Russell Strike, former Will
Transport New York-Penn League out
fielder; Bum Hull, third base: Bill
Bartlett, local independent star, out
fielder; Buck Roland, who has played
with several Commercial League teams:
Paul Connors, former Eagle A. G. out
fielder; Irwin Eckols, Georgia University
pitcher; AL Robinson, Springfield Three
l League hurler, and Henry Weineckie,
Baltimore sandlot pitcher.
A meeting will be held by the old
Pirate A. G. Monday night at the home
OF Bill Hammond, 407 Queen street, at
1880 o'clock, to organize a senior or
unlimited base ball team.
Those requested to attend are Whis-
lies Lee, Monk" Wells, Frank Jefferies.
Fitton, beavers, Whalen, Jones, Potter
Billy Lynch, Gator, Robert Lynch, Fran
CTS Hamilton, B. Giles, Briel H. Scott.
Sherwood. l.. Schreiner, ]. Schreiner'
Joe Padgett, Ale, L. Padgett, Cardwell'
Lyons, V. Violet, B. Hammersley'
Thomas, Collum, Tommy Lucas, Mum,
Iord, Foltz, Cockrell, Whitley Horne, c.
Evans. Colver, Burton, Smith and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
CATHOLIC U. BEATEN
IN SWIMMING MEET

EASTON, Pa, February Swimming
nrst place In every event but one, the
Lafayette swimmers defeated the Cath
Ole University natators of washington
here today by 43 to is.
Mullen was the only member Of the
visitors who was able to land a first,
winning the 440 yards free style.
In all the other events, LAFAYETTE was
IN the lead at the finish, although some
OF the races were close.
The relay was an interesting race.
Ahbe of Lafayette winning from Mullen
OF Catholic University, by q narrow
margin in the. final lap.
The summaries:
200 YARDS RELAY-won by LAFAYETTE
Johns, Erwin, Hartje, AhbeJ; second. Cstho
nc Onlxerslty D'ESapo, McAree, Kane, Mini
'ef biyEMmmss'niievm minute Tnr .v. ass seconds:
Lsts,yette; second; Hensstler, Catholic Uni,
g YARDS FREE srYLE-Abb.. 1.,,v.,,.
nrst; Mullen, Catholic University. second:
so YARDS ssf sxck shiTF Tine Esq seconds
cite. first; Erwin. Lafayette, second: MeNs-
mara, Catholic University, third. Tinns' .
MINUTES l5.1 seconds.
$50 YARDS FREE STYLE-Mullen. catholi.
22iniveTslty nrst; Fuller, Lafayette, second:
8 min,,fs. Casstnonc University, third. Time,
20 YARDS s sisHadSi srRokE-pbo.bu,,
Laiayette, nrst; Kane, Catholic Untvers;tyS,
SSSonos Sneehan, Catholic Uniyersity, thru
AlIn ne' minutss So seconds. '-N ~
arsto usrttDs EHEE STYLE-Ahbe, LAFAYETTE,
onds. e' minute Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
CENTRAL SWIM MERS
LOSE TO ELI FROSH

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, February g.
The strong Central High School SWIM
ming team Of Washington today lost a
stubbornly contested meet in the Car
negie swimming pool Of Yale University
to the Eli freshmen, 81 to IS.
The visitors grabbed two firsts, the
fancy dive, in which Lyman's exhibition
was the outstanding feature of the
competition, and the relay, in which
Gordon, Hickey, Leverton and Rote
plunged to the finish ahead of fast
Yale yearling quartet by yards.
The most brilliant individual per-
Torrance of the day was the 100-yard
dash race, in which Lapham of the
freshmen won a wonderful race from
Rote Of Central in the near-record time
Of 56ls seconds.
LeVerton of Central scored in three
events, the team race, the 50-yard dash
and the fancy dive, displaying the
greatest Versatility of an yentrant.
The summaries:
50-YARD DASH-Won by Lee (Yale); tie
between Hersey (Yalel and Leverton (Cen-
ssHSns Ta@s By Mooney tYa.
Carter Central High, second; Gordon (cen-
ua hIknJ, Inlru. Time, z.3ofS.
FANCY DIVE--Won by Lyman Central
Highl, 75,2; Bixler tYale), second; Leverton
'o foO-YARp 5Sn BH s6Eo srRoKE-won by
Anderson (Yalel; Tully (Yale), second;
Barela Central Hishl, third, Time. 1907
Lapham YALE; Church (Yale). second;
MAYHEM Central High, third. Time, 1855.
10O-YARD DASH-Won by Hapke (Yale) /;
t hSte 'Gsntsal Htgh)' second Hersey Yale)'
200-YARD RELAY-won by Central High
ttGGsdo936 ,I Hickey Leysrtqn Rotel losing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
VIRGINIA j. TEAMS
TO HAVE BIG WEEK
Combinations in Five Sports
Will See ACtion-Indoor
Meet Saturday.

University, Va, February g.
Virgtnia's basket ball, boxing,
~ track, swimming and wrestling
teams will all be in action next
week.
First year men as we'll as varsity will
compete in most of these sports.
Varsity wrestlers start of the week
by taking on the Medical College of
Virginia in match on the home mats
Monday night.
Tuesday will be one of the big nights
of the season. Washington and Lee
varsity and freshman basket ball teams
come over to the memorial gymnasium
for a double-header with the Cavaliers
Three days of rest will follow before
the climax of the week on Saturday
with the sixth annual indoor invita-
ton games as the feature attraction
This promises to again be the South's
largest indoor track meet.
Saturday also will see the varsity
and freshman boxing teams on a trip
to Durham, N. c. Here they will have
a double scrap with the first fingers
of Duke University. The varsity basket
ball team will be playing Maryland in
College Park on the same night.
For Saturday afternoon event here
there is to be swim between the
Cavalier varsity and first year teams
against the tank teams of w. and L.
Contestants in Virginia's sixth an
nual indoor invitation games are ex-
pected to outnumber the 300 and more
who competed in the sixth meet last
February.
Events are to be run off in college
varsity and freshman, preparatory
school and high school classes.
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EAGLES IN FEATURE
WITH VIRGINIA FIVE
Skinker Quint Will Battle
Richmond Team Today at
Silver Spring.

r 7 EADL1N1NG the basket ball
- card hereabout today will be
the game between the crack
Skinker Eagles and the Paper
g. Pulp Co. quint of Piedmont, w. Va.
in the Silver Spring armory at 3
o'clock. Every member of the paper
company outfit stands more than 6
feet. That the team possesses class is
indicated by its recent victory over the
strong knights of Columbus five of
Cumberland, Md.
A bright preliminary has been ar
ranged. 1t will bring together Woltz
Photographers and Stewart Photog-
raphers, starting at 2 o'clock. Stewards
will be out to even scores for a defeat
handed them recently by the Wolff
dribblers.
A special meeting of the Woltz team
has been called for l 80 o'clock at the
Silver Spring armory, and Buscher,
Banta, Forney, MacCartee, Lichliter,
Walker, Dean, Rabbit, Zones and
SheckleS are asked to report.
Y. M. G. A. Regulars are sought by
the Woltz team as an opponent Thurs
day night and Manager Nash is asked
to call Manager Zones at Georgia 4716.
Jewish Community Center's fast
moving quint will play host to Wilson
A. C. tonight In the Center gym at g
o'clock.
Eastern prep basketers have been
carded for game by the Center quint
for Tuesday night in the Eastern High
gym at 8 o'clock.
AztecS. who have lost just one game
in % starts on the hardwood this
Hamline tossers for tomorrow night.
Aztecs are scheduling at Metropolitan
2504. They particularly want to meet
the Kellys.
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NAVY USES THREE
. F|VES IN EASY WIN
Beats Virginia, SIS to SO, and
Experiments After Big
FirSt-HaIf Lead.
A NNAPoL1s, Md, February q

NNAPOLIS, MO-, FEBRUARY B.
~ Navy defeated the University
"A Of Virginia at basket ball this
afternoon In fast-scoring game,
So to 80. 1t was one of the largest
total tallies of the local season.
A reserve Navy team, which started
the game, little better than held its
own for eight minutes of play, and the
regular string led by 80 to 20 at the
end of the half.
Shortly after the start of the second
period the Navy coach felt able to ex-
pertinent with his lineup, and three
complete fives occupied the floor for
the Navy during the game.
Colestock and Allen were the big
point makers for the Navy while the
regular lineup was on the floor while
keyes and Bauer kept the game going
when the reserves faced the Virginians.
The Navy had faster and more ac-
curate system of approach to the basket
and, with Colestock leading, did better
work under the basket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
SCHOOLBOyS SEEK
HONORS IN MEET
Eastern, Tech, Dewitt,
HyattsviIIe Will Send Teams
to Charlottesville.

- ASTERN, Tech, Dewitt and Hy-
- attsville High are institutions
hereabouts which will be repre-
sented in the University of Viz
ginia scholastic indoor track meet next
Saturday at Charlottesville. Eastern
was first in the high school division of
the Virginia meet last Winter with 80
points, and Tech was second with 10.
Eastern, which won the Spring pub
lie high title meet here last year for
the first time in the schools history,
defeating Tech, so to 48. again has a
squad containing much seasoned mate
rial, and 1t would not surprise to see
the Light Blue again win the meet Sat-
urday. Techs prospects for the season
are not rosy, Jake Edwards and other
stalwarts having been lost. Eastern
and Tech each will have about score
of competitors in action Saturday.
Dewitt will have only one representa-
tive, Milton Abramson, Splinter, while
Hyattsville High is planning to have
about 10 boys in the meet. Hyattsville
managed to break into the scoring in
the competition last season, despite
that 1t was the first time the Maryland
school had an indoor team.
Eastern will have team in the mile
relay, but whether Tech will Is not GER
tain. Capt. AL Reichman is the only
member Of the crack relay team which
carried the Gray a campaign ago.
Eastern's entries follow:
50-yard dash, Palmer, Martin, Eising-
er and Swift; 440-yard dash, Swope
Glow and Smoak; 8S0-yard run, Short
! and Suter; one-mile run, Chester and
Frank Miles, Lynch and Talbert;
50-yard low hurdles. Everett, Syle and
Kennerly; high Jump, Jenkins, Ken
nerly and Wade, and shotput, Farhood
Hutchinson and Moffett.
Tech plans to be represented as fol-
lows:
50-yard dash, Quinn, Hatos and
Pohl; 50-yard low hurdles, Pickett and
Jones; one-mile run, Pope, Edwards
and NOLAN; half-mile run, Reichman,
Virstein, Cohen and Simpson: 440-yard
dash, Elmer Mayer, Robert Mayer,
White and Vignau; shotput, David Hay
cock; pole vault Sachs and Goldman,
and high jump, Chapman, Smith and
VasS.
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Sensational Looa Fe Here Tomorrow Scholastic Tosse7s Haze
DUKE BASKETERS RALLY
TO DEFEAT N. C. STATE

RALEIGH, N. c., February s.-Duke
came from behind to beat North Caro-
lima State. SO to 26. tonight in one
of the fastest basket ball games played
on the local court. Nearly 1000 saw
the contest.
State lost tonight mainly through in
ability to locate the basket. In floor
work and fast passing there was little
to choose between the teams
The Wolfpack was out in front "a tn
Is, at intermission, but .Croson' WERNER
and Rogers, with barraee of baskets,
put the Blue Devils in the lead soon
after the second half started and they
were never headed.
Werber set the scoring pace with II
points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
CAVALIER CUBS SCORE,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February q.
-Virginia's first-year boxers won A
A.to-3 victory tonight over North Caro-
lima yearlings. Almost 1000 spectators
saw the preliminary TO . varsity en-
counter.
The summaries:
.,I H;AaNLAtwEIGHT-won By curds Of viz
sin nR 1 2uS SstaTlt u~ ,,,
Virginia over Levinson By decision -
N6 LltSSHnL .rnilHs IL By Lynpkin Of
fESWRiG Sxf! WSonG 81 N lS:sasicn
VirEiniS ever Jsskson BY decision.
virginia over Patterson By decision. "
LIGHT HEAyYWEIGHT--Won BY Landis
knockout after minute 50 seconds q third
- aaG;h,NvYWEIGgTSwcp BY Wilson. Of North
minute 20 seconds Of second round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
BASKETERS FROM CHICAGO
WILL MEET GEORGETOWN
Have Lost Only / Game in Last IS and That in
/" Overtime-HOyas and Maryland Take Trip
for Hard Games During Week.
BY H. C. BYRD.

DRo5ABLY the best basket ball team that has been Wash
- lngton
here slated to appear against Georgetown night
in the Technical High School gymnasium
me qu yoa University of Chicago walks out the
Little nothing of
Chicago five but basket ball that win "a out Of IS
OF its players, individuals collectively.
dropped
this the greatest years
TOOK overtime period for the points
the Chicago five - "
1t hardly while
favorite Georgetown
followers should opportunity qunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

Navy Academy plebe boxers, in the
first match Of their schedule, had a
bare victory over the freshmen of Vir-
ginia Military Institute, taking four
bouts of the seven In a close and hard
fought contest.
The summaries:
lis pourds-Wright, Navy, defeated Allen
in three rounds, judges decision, '1-'e''
las pounds-Fulmer, Navy, defeated Doyle
BY technical knockout in second round
l3o pounds-Crevs, v. M /, defeated
Hasktns In three POUNDS. judges decision.
l46 pounds-Cullen, v. M l., defeated
searcy oy technical Knockout in second
: $50 pounds-von Weller. Navy, defeated
rs pounds-Wiiiisns. " M T +. defeated
PoTeII l IN three , reEnds: jgdses' decision.
Grimm BY technical knockout in second
Referee-Charles Short, Baltimore.
Judges-W. P. Richie, Yale, and g Lew
University Of Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
DIAMONDERS
ALLOWED PRO TRYOUT

CLEVELAND, February 8 CR.-Di-
rectors Of the National Base Ball Fed
Grafton In annual meeting here TODAY
adopted a new rule to permit amateur
base ball players to resume Immediately
their amateur status after a tryout in
professional base ball providing they
sever professional connections before
July LIST of any year.
Cincinnati tentatively was chosen 70.
the 1880 Glass A amateur tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
STANTON CADETS BEAT
BUSINESS HIGH. 1918

STAUNTON, Va. February s.-The
Staunton Military Academy basket bali
team defeated the Business High School
Of Washington here tonight in an inter-
esting game by the score of 50 to Is.
The game was rather slow in the first
half with both teams alternating In the
lead. However, during the second half
the Cadets began a shot-passing game
that Melted a number of goals while
their defensive play held their oppo-
nents to two field goals.
kemske and Chase led their respec-
tive teams In scoring.
The liY1e.IIne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
RIFLE AND SOCCER LISTS
FOR NAVY TEAMS NAMED

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February a-rh.
schedules Of the Naval Academy irdnns
rlne team and soccer team have been
announced. OeeA'
The soccer team will play nine games
at the Naval Academy and will meet
Harvard at Cambridge.
The schedules follow:
sman:Bore Rife (TeleEraphIe).
a. Fe5ruary is, Western Maryland; February
Y, Virginia Military Institute; March I.
rrineeton; March Q, University OF Maryland;
oeorSetown; March 20, Johns Hopkins.
OCTOBER IL, Lehigh; October AZ, Westerp
Maryland; October az. swarthrnore; Novem-.
per l. Haryard, at Cambridge; November 5,
Syrneuse; November -, Franklin and Mar
SUessneH; November ~, Dartmouth; Novem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
Monday.

Monday.
Georgetown VS.. Loyola Of Chicago, at
Tech High School gymnasium.
Catholic University, at American
University.
Tuesday.
Gallaudet, at George Washington.
Maryland, at Virginia Poly.
Wednesday.
Gallaudet, at George Washington.
Maryland, at v. M. 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 CWest Va
College.
Saturday.
Virginia, at Maryland.
Georgetown, at Syracuse.
George Washington, at Navy.
American University, at Duquesne.
Washington and Lee, at Catholic
University. (Boxing).