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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15
CHAMPION QUINTET
TO STOP OFF HERE
Charleston, s. c., Boys Will Visit
President on Their Way
to Chicago Event.

Bishop England High School basket
ball team of Charleston. S. c., boast
ing scholastic championship honors Of
that State, will arrive in washington
early tomorrow en- route to Chicago TO
compete in the national Catholic high
school tournament.
The Charleston scholastics viii be re-
ceived by President Hoover at the White
House tomorrow afternoon at 12:3e
o'clock.
Father O'Brien. founder Of Bishop
England High School. played left end
some 20 years ago for the Mount st.
Mary's College foct ball team.
The Charleston boys have defeated
all "a high school rivals they have met
this season, their lone loss having been
at the hands Of the Citadel Freshmen, a
team which they have twice downed
during the campaign.
Itinerary of the Dixie team calls for
breakfast at Georgetown University to-
morrow and visit later in the morning
to Catholic University before the audi
ence with President Hoover.
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EVANSVILLE COACH
SETTLES ON LINEUP
Team Ready for seni-Final Game
in State Scholastic Tourney
With Allegany.

EVANSVILLE, Md. March IA
Hyattsville High basksters. who scrim-
mayed with the Mount Rainier Junior
High tossers yesterday on the Mount
Rainier school floor in preparation for
their semi final game in the State series
against Allegany High Monday night at
Hagerstown, are resdy for the game.
Coach Stanleigh Jenkins announced
today that he plans to start York Hol-
1ingsworth and either Warren Kidwell
or Dutch McChesney at the forward
posts. with Warren Evans at center and
Curley Byrd. jr., and Headley Coleman,
guards Burdette Cogar will go in at
guard in case either Byrd or Coleman
comes out.
jenkins plans to assign to Byrd the
job Of stopping Sessna, high-scoring AL
legany player.
AS many members as possible of the
1925 Hyattsville High team. which lost
to Allegany by two points in an extra
period game at Frederick that gave the
Cumberland quint the State title. viii
accompany the Hyattsville squad to
Hagerstown.
The winner of the .Allegany- Hyatts-
vile game will become the Western
Shore titlist. and viii face for State
laurels Crisfield High, which gained the
Eastern Shore crown by defeating Cam
bridge High, SO to is.
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ALEXANDRIA F|VES
LIST DOUBLE BILL
RaiIroaders Play Del Rays
in Feature Today-Base
Ball Squads Busy.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, March H
~ Columbia Engine Co., composed
mainly OF Richmond, Fredericks-
burg q Potomac Railroad play
ers, will oppose Johnny Pierpoint's Del
Ray A. G. tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock in
the feature of basket ball twin bill
at Schuler's Hall.
Alpha Delta Omega, leaders in the
City Basket Ball League, will meet the
st. Martins A. c. in q preliminary
at 2:30.
Forty candidates will turn out Mon
day for the first workout OF the Alex
andria High diamond squad, according
to Coach Maurice Given.
A number of the youths who won the
Virginia American Legion champion
ship while playing in junior ranks for
Alexandra Post, No. "a, are at Alexan-
dria High, and will furnish . strong
nucleus for the team.
Jack Hudson, pitcher; Jimmy Bruin.
Woodrow Godfrey, Claude Fletcher and
Charley Stump, infielders; Foltz and
Zimmerman, outflelders, are the Legion 8
contributions.
The first game will be played with
Western High at Baggett's Park here
April 2.
Coach Art Ludlow, third baseman and
Manager Charley Corbett will look over
the Csltics' diamond candidates to-
morrow at Baggett's Park at 1880.
Nationwide Grocery Stores tossers,
composed principally Of Potterfield
Stores team of last season, will start
practice next week, with Buddy Zim-
norman, captain of the Cardinals, and
Bill Langford, captain of the st. Mary
Celtics, coaching.
Theodore Beach and Davis Simpson,
managers of the club, have started work
on schedule.
Candidates for the team are Jack
Hudson, Roy Jennier. Harold Chilcotte.
Deity Mankin, Jack Moore, George
Jimmy Simpson, Harry Sporting. James
Embrey, Gene Zimmerman, Shorty"
Howard, Reds Carey and Davis Simpson.
Del Ray A. C. win stage th-ir frst
drill tomorrow at 2 O'Clock on Duncan
Field under Coach Jef Williams.
A loving cup emblematic of the Alex
andria Junior Basket Ball League cham
pionsl1ip. has been presented to Boy
Scout cagers.
Coach Paul DELANEY has a strong
squad Of tossers drilling for the Friends
A. C. nine, including Flinchum, Nc
Goyan, Cockey. Powell, Hammersley.
Dean, Bruer, Chisholm, Hoeft, Craw-
ford, Lyles, Barley, Jackson, TIGER,
Bailey, Nugent, Hunter, Burns, Schlag,
Weaver, McMenamin, Lynch and Flor
ence.
Rover Insects, who turned out a
strong nine, have organized. James
Ale, Charles Cook, Fred Kirchner, Nell
son Howard, Billy Ale, Wilbsrt Folks,
RAmey, Robert Schwartz, William Pot
ter. Claude Burton. Leo Hutchinson,
Billy Belts and Dick Chisholm are in
the squad.
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7 N the Spring young mans fancy
also turns to fishing, and this year
his thoughts have evidently been
on fishing earlier than usual.
Prompted by many requests, Ollie
AtlaS announces he will run another of
his de luxe fishing excursions to Wacha-
preague, Va, on May 10.
Several reservations already have
been made. The cost of the four-day
cutting win be $50. This includes every-
thing, transportation down and back,
a hot luncheon at Salisbury, hotel and
boat expenses at Wachapresgue.
One or two big buses will be en-
gagged for the trip. according to the
number OF anglers who sign up for the
cutting.
Wachapreague Bay is close to the
ocean on the Easter Shore of Virginia
Here, during the months of April and
May, the big sea trout me in to de-
post their spawn and fish weighing as
much as II pounds are landed. On the
outside. or ocean, big channel bass also
are landed, with an occasional one
caught in the bay. Last year at Wacha-
preague the .blues" ran wild during
May. The favorite method of catching
them is trolling. and catches of 200
Gay and more were made by some boats.
TAPT. GEORGE BOWEN at solomons
~ Island telephoned lis recently that
signs of Spring are all around He said
the shad and herring had made their
appearance, but not in any great num-
bers. THE grass is commencing to get
green. the trees are budding and the
song birds have returned" he said. He
promised to let us know when the hard
heads commenced to strike. They run
large at the start of the season. Rod
and Stream expects a report by mid
April.
Frank Simmonds, on recent visit to
Capt. Dan Ball at Neavitt, Nd, on the
boatmen across the bay are getting
ready for the anglers. Sfad and herring
are being caught in the nets, but that
no other fish have appeared. However,
the main channel of the bay is On the
Eastern Shore and it is expected that
the hardheads will make their appear
ance there before being caught on our
side Of the bay.
Myer Rosenbush, president of the
Baltimore Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League and enc of the hardest fighters
for the passage Of the purse net bill be-
fore the GenSral Assembly Of Maryland,
in letter to Talbot Denmead of the
Biological Survey, said:
Every obstacle that ingenious minds
could devise was interposed with the ac-
tive cooperation of the speaker, and
notwithstanding that fact, we won out"
The House of Delegates passed the bill,
IS to 20, and 1t was sent to the Senate.
CENATOR BOUSE Is chairman Of the
~ Senate Fish and Game Committee.
1t was expected that the bill would come
before that body last Wednesday, but
the soldiers bonus, and other bills oc-
cupisd the entire day.
However, the black bass bin was in--
tro5uced in the House by Delegate Ray
rnond Miller of Williamsport, Md. This
measure would prohibit $l1e. sale and
shipment Of black bass In Maryland. BY
its paSsaee Maryland would eliminate
herself az one of the few States that
has not passed such a law
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock n
the Corporation Court in Alexandria,
the Commission of Game and Inlaf&
Fisheries OF virginia will hold rneetln&
70 decide on the ban placed against net
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NAVY COACHES READY
TO DRILL GRIDDERS
Spring Practice Will Begin al
Academy Tomorrow-0'Brien
May Join staff.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March Edgar
(Rip) Miller, head coach, and Christy
Flanagan, line coach, arrived In An
napolis today, ready for Spring foot
ball practice at the Naval Academy,
which begins Monday.
Johnny O'Brien has agreed to assist
with the Spring coaching for one week.
completing the new organization OF
former Notre Dame players who will be
foot ball mentors at the Naval. Academy
for the coming season.
1t was reported that O'Brien had de-
cided TIC reject the position offered him
at the academy, but it was stated by
Condr. Fred @. Reinicke, director OF
foot ball at the Academy, that O'Brien
was expected to be member OF the
coaching staff next season.
AS O'Brien is still an undergraduate
at Notre Dame, he is not likely to enter
into q contract for the present.
AS the Notre Dame system viii sup
plant the methods Of Bill ingram at
the academy, every effort Will be made
to give the prospective candidates a
good grounding in the details OF tnat
style of play.
Much attention will be given to can
di6atcs en- the present plepe class,
who are numerous and promising. The
Varsity viii rely upon recruits from
that class to fill several regular places,
notably at end end in the backheld.
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RALLY BY STUARTS
BRINGS A. A.A WIN
Beats Charlottesville in Over.
time Basket Ball Tourney
Tilt.

~ ALLYING calamity, ctuart A. O.
- snatched victory from Char.
lottesville Elves. 2s to "a. in an
overtime battle In the 100
pound class that provided most of the
thrills in the District A. A. U. cham
pionship basket ball tournament last
night at Tech High. The win put the
Stuart team in the flral
Montrose conquered Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 81 to 20, in the next closest
game. 1t was an opening round en-
counter in the girls junior class. Mont.
rose Leo by a substantial margin In
the early going, but thereafter Il was
q battle royal.
In other games Charlottesville Elves
took the measure Of Jewish Community
Center, ~ to 80. in the second round
of the 115-pound class; Peck Memorial
druhbed Nativity Hornets, a to IS.
in frst-round encounter in the fo0-
pound class; Calvary NJ E. scored over
Bethesda Chevy Chase High, Is to 90,
in a flrst-round test in the unlimited
division, and Ciovers drubbed Emanons.
Al to 20, in another unlimited class
opening round tilt.
Iine-IiDs.
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MARYLAND FRESHMEN
SEVEN GAMES LISTED
FOR HOWARD eleven
Virginia of Richmond Scheduled
by Bisons for First Time
in Many Seasons.

Seven game7 have been arranged for
the Howard University foot ball team
for next Fall. according to announce
msnt made last night by Charles H.
Williams, secretary of the Colored In
tercollegiate Athletic Association. For
the first time in number of years
Howard will meet Virginia University of
Richmond. Four games viii be played
at home.
The schedule:
october 10, j. C. Smith, at Washing
ton.
"a, Virginia Union, at Richmond.
81, Virginia State College, at Wash
ington.
November Z, Morgan College, at New
York City.
IA, Hampton Institute, at Washington.
81, Seminary, at Washington.
Thanksgiving day, Howard VS.. Lincoln
University, at Philadelphia.
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MARYLAND u. BOOKS
EIGHT TRACK MEETS
Triangular Affair With Navy ant
Virginia Features-Team Is
Facing Problems.

University of Maryland's track team
hard hit by the loss Of five of its six
leading 1880 scorers, will take part in
eight meets this Spring, with the out
look rather dark.
A triangular meet with Navy and
Virginia On May is one of the high
lights OF annual field-day features at
College Park, the list of which is as
follows:
April 4-V. M I. at Lexington.
April 6-Washington and Lee at Lex
ingIon.
Aoril li-Virginia at Charlottesville.
April l8-Catlolic University.
April 25-Penn relays at Philadelphia.
May Navy and Virginia.
May 9-William and Mary.
May 16-Hopkins at Baltimore.
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NAVY AND Terror
BOXERS QUIT EVEN
Midshipmen Bow to Yale at
Swimming, but Capture
Water Polo Game.
A NNAPOL1S, Md, March IA
" The boxing teams Of the Naval
Academy and western Mary
- AAAI.a a. = Sra M hare To-

A NNAPOL1S, Md, March IA. -
~ The boxing teams Of the Naval
~ Academy and western Mary
land battled to draw here to-
night in a match full of surprises.
Each won three bouts and the seventh
ended in a draw.
Chief among these was the defeat OF
Crosby, intercollegiate champion; at LOO
pounds. by Fulmer, boxing his first
match. The Navy lad won by KNOCK
out in the first round.
Chandler OF Western Maryland,
hard hitter for little fellow, TOOK tne
first battle in the 1l5-pound class, al
fording the first surprise.
Ekaitis put the fight on an even OASIS
by Knocking out johnson in the second
round.
The match depended upon the out
come of the fight between Crinkley,
Navy, ana Pincura, in the heavyweight
class The Navy lad had the edge IN
the first two rounds, but Pincura came
back in the final round to win draw.
Summaries:
land defeated Wright by decision in three
r0 iaS IPoUNDs-Ftygereld tNsvy, aefe e',HS
ISS POUNDS-Fumer Navy defeateo
crosby BY knoskoyt in iiTst round dnf..t.d Ror-
cheers by decision in three rounds. -
i6S PoUNDS-Brudaker western Mary.
land defeated Andrews by decision IN 'nTee
is SPOUNDs-Ekaitis (westorn Marylsndl
defeated johnson by Knockout IN the seeohu
r0I UNLIMITED wEIGHT-crinkley CNavy)
and Pincura fought three roun 1fioi 70
Pennsylvania.
Yale's swimming team and the Navy
water polo team finished their seasons
with clean records.
Yale ,A.rnaxed a fine season by win
ming in the swimming, by 43 to 70,
while the Navy water polo team eVeneo
matters by scoring 65 points to is by
the Ellis.
The brilliant and well balanced Yale
swimming team lowered the local rec
ord for three events and took the relay,
the last event by a hair to secure Its
winning margin.
Had the Navy won the relay it would
have taken the meet by single point.
Swimming Summaries.
e9o-YARD FREE sTYLE-.won by os-
S %astin lN hiSj third. Time. minutes
10 s acig fsSOh FEE sTYLE-wOn by Themp-
son l,aVyJ; Foroes tYale), second; Davis
NAVY. third. Time, 70 SLY SECONDS.
FANCY DlVIN0-Won by ooochause
YALE, s4.55 points: Lucas NAVY. S2.3
points, second; Brazlin (Yale), 1900 points
ll0-fARD FREE sTYLE-won by G.
Leedy (Yale); Harte tYalel, second 2. L.
AshNorth Navy, third. Time, minutes
15o-YARD BACK sTRoKE-won by Paine
yale; Atkins navy, second; y. Leedy
yale, third. Time, / minute 81 BIO Sec
seO-YARD BREAST sTROKE-wOn by
Mortin Navy; Lapham (Yalel. second;
Jordan tNavyl, third. Time, minutes
1oO.YAR6 FREE sTYLE-won By Thomp-
son NAVY; Muslin NAVY, second; Brtnes
CYsle). third Time. 50 2-10 seconds.
200-YAHD RELAY-Won by Yale FORBES,
Brines, Hapke end Messiner). Time, ]
minute af4-io seconds.
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oge Washington Foot Ball Squad Will Start Spring Drills 1omoodv
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
VTTALTER JOHNSON, pitching ace
w of the washington base ball

WALTER JOHNSON, pitching ace
w of the washington base ball
team, intends, rumor has 1t,
to leave for Coffeyville, Kans., his
home within the next few days If
he is not able to get President Moves
and Manager McAleer around to his
way of thinking in the matter OF
salary. His failure to sign contract
has cast a gloom over the Nationals
training camp at Atlanta, it Is re-
ported.
> 1t is thought that the club prob
ably would give johnson $1,000 a
year on a three-year basis, but that
it fears to sign him on a one-year
basis at a top salary as he has given
notice that he proposes to go after
more money each year.
It is interesting to note that Ty
Cobb, great Detroit outf1elder, is
working, it is reported, on a three
year contract calling for $4,000 a
year.
Georgetown u. and Y. NJ. G. A.
uuiYlts will face tonight in the sec
ond game of best two out OF three
series for the District title. A
Georgetown win viii give 1t the
crown, the Hilltoppers having cap
tured the first game.
Rob Roy Mackey, welterweight
wrestling champion of the South,
will engage Billy Kehoe, 145-pound
title holder of New York State, to-
night at the National Guard Armory.
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c0LoRED BASKETERS VIE
Twenty Teams Expected to Enter
Tourney Opening Saturday.

The second annual Twelfth Street
"Y" senior and junior basket ball tour
nament will open next Saturday night.
All games viii be played in the Y. M.
G A. gymnasium. Gold basket balls will
be presented to the players of the vim
ming teams. Next Tuesday will be the
deadline for entries
More than 20 teams are expected to
compete. Those so far listed are: Pleas
ant Plains, Lightning Five, Trojans,
Georgetown A. c., Willowtree, Anacos-
tia. Uhlans, Arrows, Shaw Night School,
Armstrong Night School, Manchester
A. c., Y. NJ. @. A., Flashes, Lakeland,
and Rialtos.
The Community A. G.. won the SEN
Tor title last year and is expected to
be on hard to defend lie crown.
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ToSSERs TO HOLD DANCE
Boys Club ouint to Stage Hop on
St. Patrick's Day.

The Boys Club basket bali team,
winner Of 81 out Of 30 games, will hold
its annual st. Patrick's dance Tuesday.
March II, at the Boys Club, $50 G
street.
The team compiled one Of the most
enviabls records in the history OF the
Boys Club. Defeated by Eastern Higt
in their first game of the season, the
Bows Club tcssers won "a consecutive
games.
In their first appearance in the cur
rent District A. A. u. tournament the
Boys Club tcssers returned winners oyel
Richards Coloniais.
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GREEN is RING VICTOR
Street "Y" Boxer Gains
Decision over Davis.

Ralph Green, l35-pound boxer of the
Twelfth Street Y. M G. A., won popu-
lar tl1ree-round decision over Jackie
Davis of the National Training School
yesterday before an enthusiastic gall
lery in the school gymnasium.
A series Of right leads TO the head
and left crosses had Davis Wool in
the second round and an upper-cut 70
the chin spilled him IN The last round.
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R. M. p. NINE GETS BUSY
Four Letter Men Remain to Figure
in Heavy Schedule.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, March IA
Candidates for the Randolph Macen
Academy base ball team have begun
preliminary work. Four letter winners
Of last seasons nine are on the job.
Leading candidates include johnson,
Cover, Lore and Dimity, pitchers; Casa
ROTH and Pindell, cetchers; Troutman,
first baseman; Strauss, second bassman.
Brown, shcros stop: Jess Borden. third
ley outfielders. Kelly, Adams. Ladson
and Palmer are among other aspirantS
The Randnlnh Macon schedule:
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WESTERN RIFLEMEN WIN
Make Good Score in Defeating
Maryland freshmen.

Wet IN High Schools rife team yes
terday defeated the Maryland freshmen,
1882 to 1906, at College Park. West
ems score was unusually good for high
school riff RS
Collins and Pike of the victors showed
best. the latter getting a score of 86 in
the standing position and 270 for the
three positions.
Scores:
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Weter Polo Linr.ups.

Ending it's season Of dual matches
with a victory over Massachusetts,
Tech, 80 points to 10, the Navy GYM
nastic team scored its sixth victory
without defeat and clinched the col
legiate leadership.
Curtze, on the single and double
bars; Denton and Lockwood, on the fly
ing rings. and Jukes, in the tumbling,
were the Nays stellar performers.
Completing their indoor season with
out defeat, the Navy riflemen today
won from Carnegie Tech by 1859
POINTS to 1913
With 200 points out of a possible 500,
Hahn Of the Nayy was high gun.
Navy Plebes riflemen closed their
season by winning from C-ntral hign
Of Washington, 1889 points to 1,248.
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LYcEUM FIVE VICTOR
Scores over A. d. o. in Alexandra
Basket Ball Series.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 14-St.
Mary's LyceuIn tossers scored over
Alpha Delta Omega quint, 81 to 19,
IN an Alexandria City basket ball series
game i'll Armory Hall tonight. The
defeat cut Lyceum's lead in the series
to q game and half over the second
place Del Ray team.
In a preliminary, an exhibition game,
Del Ray dewned st. Martins of Wash
ington, 80 to 10.
Linz -llpg.
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EAGLE oUINT IN GAME
League Champions and Stewards in
Loop Match Today.

Skinker Eagles. who have clinched
the pennant in the Independent Basket
Ball League, will engage Stewart
Photographers in a loop match this
afternoon at the Silver Spring Armory
at 2:30 o'clock.
face in an exhibition match at 1880
o'clock, it has been announced.
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READING GETS CATCHER.

ATLANTA, March IA up Ernie
& euger. catcher with Atlanta and
Nashville of the Southern Association
last year, was released today to Read
ing of the International League.
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Y. M. C. a. MAT MEN WIN
Defeat Gallaudet Grapplers in All
of Eight Matches.

Y M. c. A. wrestlers proved too
much for the grapplers Of Gallaudet
last night in the Z. M. G; A. gym
nas.um, winning all eight oil the
mathis. -.
Their superiority was so general that
all but two were decided by falls.
ReSuits.
Ii5-PoUND CLAss-ShoeE.cy defeated
CiRFK III As seconoE. ~,
I2J-POUND CLASS-Payne csfeateo ny
Ter ia 8 minItes 10 seconds. 1000
i55-POUNU Cs.sSS ~ Br3adus oeleate0
Grayoiil In 4 minutes % seconds. $500.
1s5-POUFD CLASS-NiSOoker dsieabeo
Carlson. By decision, 10 minutes. .
l1S-POUED CLASS-MeGrath defeateo
Smith II minutes 81 seconds. $500.
150-P%JND CLASS-Nswrocki deteateo
MONTE. by decision, 10 minutes.
Iea-POuFD iCLASS-Whitfofd dsfeateo
Davis in / minute 81 seconds.
UNLIMITED CLASS-BaliaYd defeated
Rarnes in minutes 10 seconds,
RefeFee-MT. KosowSky (Jewtsh Commn-
nifty Center.
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April 9-1O Dates
For Field Trials

A PRIL Q and 10 have been set for
"A the tenth annual Spring ield
trials Of the National Capital
Field Trials Club to be held on the
Colbert farm at Warrenton, Va.
There will be two stakes, one for
puppies and one for novice all-age
dogs. Handsome trophies win so to
first, second and third place winners.
In addition a trophy has been Of
fered by the Fauquier County Fish
and Game Protective Association,
which must be won twice for per-
manent possession.
HEADQUARTERS for the trials win be
at the Warren Green Hotel at War
renton. It Is expected that upward
OF so dogs will compete.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY A. l.
LISTS PREL INARIES
Schedules for Basket Ball and Base
Ball Prepared-Als to
Visit Leesburg.

LEESBURG, Va, March IA. B..
Potts, chairman of the Loudoun County
Athletic League, has announced the
leagues preliminary basket ball and
base ball schedules, starting April IL
and lasting through May Is, as fol-
lows:
Upper group - April IL, Unison
Bloomfield at Aide; Lincoln at Round
Hill April II, Round Hill at Unison
Bloomfield; Aide at Lincoln. April IS,
Aide at Round Hill; UnisonB Bloomfield
at Lincoln.
Lower group-April II, Lucketts at
Leesburg Waterford at Lovettsville.
April II. Lovettsville at Lucketts; Lees
burg at waterford. April 25, Lovettsville
at Leesburg; Waterford at Lucketts.
May Is, Finals at Leesburg.
Waterford does not play base ball.
Ais Athletic Club girls team, one Of
the strongest in the East and the cham
pions of Baltimore, washington and
Richmond, will meet the high school
team here Monday night.
The Leesnurg girls are indicated this
season.
The boys team will play the Pur-
cellville team
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Kraffsrt Leads Golfers.

PINEHURST, N. C.. March Il (Hl.--
Ben Kraffert, Titusville. r., shot a
today to take the lead in the FIRST 1S-
hole round OF the tin whistle champion
ship. Ia the annual 36-hole tourna-