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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-26
HARLIS

Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mrs. Geo. PEN
nison called on Mrs. Ed Thompson Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Sorenson returned from
Superior last Thursday with her
father and Ray Sweeny by auto.
Loran Halls went to Superior Mon
day.
Louis Pryor and Geo. Sorenson went
tn Wisconsin one day last week to see
Louis father.
Jesse Stafford was here from Super
ior Wednesday of Last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Thompson had
company from Barron, Wis.,, over the
weekend.
Miss Lorraine Trester and friend,
Ed Hansen, called on Mrs. Pennison
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Van Guilder called
at the Pennison home recently.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-26

would you mind removing your
hat" said an attendant at show in
Duluth to a lady, las it is in the way
of a small man behind YOU" you
will find it much easier to remove the
small man behind me-" she replied.
as she sat back to enjoy her favorite
star.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-26

eral days at Barron, Wis.,, with the
formers daughter, Mrs. Sever Flag
stad and family. On their way home
they stopped to see Mrs. Case Mel
bour and family of near Friesland.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-26

Heard in butcher shop: Butcher:
why net try some of these nice saus-
age patties?" Lady: my husband is
such a golf fiend that he won't eat
nothing but links"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-26
(T0O Late for Last Week.

Mrs. T. B. Thomson, Mrs. e. v.
Matsen, and Roy Clewitt returned
from Iowa after having spent a month
at the bedside of their father, w. ].
Clewitt, who was very low. At the
present writing he is still in a seri-
GUS condition.
Mrs. o. T. Rudd and Ted spent sew
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-26

Customer: Whats this in my soup?"
Waiter: Don't ask me. sir, 1 don't
know one insect from another"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the kindness and help dur
ing the illness and death of our hus-
band and father; to those who sent
flowers and to our pastor for the COM
forting words he spoke.
Mrs. Augusta Brandt.
Henry E. Brandt.
Miss Anna Brandt.
The elevator to success is seldom
running; try the stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
BALTIMORE U. BEATS
GALLAUDET, 1927
Kendall Green Quint Holds Rivals
Even in Last Half After
Trailing Early.

Gallaudet dropped its sixth game of
the season to fast-moving quint from
the University of Baltimore last night
at Kendall Green hardwood. The
count was 80 to q.
Starting out in grand style, the Blues
utes after Cosgrove scored the initial 3
points. After making Z points the
Blues started tagging behind and Kra-
mer of the Orioles rang up long shots
to put the winners ahead. After Kra-
mer's sharpshooting had begun the
Blues never had a chance to regain
their lead
The fast battle, without regard TO
any set formations and plays, soon de-
veloped into a rough and tumble game
The long reach of Heilker, Oriole CEN
ter, enabled him to outjump Johnny
Ringle and also proved of great aid as
pivot man on close-in shots.
At the half time Baltimore led, 10
to IL.
In the second half both teams
scored is points each, but the 6-point
advantage of the Orioles in the first
half proved the undoing of the Blues.
Diehl was removed on personal fouls
in the middle of the last half. Balti-
more almost lost the lead when Wurde-
mann's free throw put the Blues be-
hind, IS to %, but Capt. Reamer of the
winners Immediately gave his team q
larger lead with goals and a 6-point
lead, which the Blues were never able
to overcome.
Kramer, the 1.-THE forward, captured
high-scoring honors of the night with
IA points. CoSgrove of the Blues, out
of a sick bed, managed to take second
place with Is points, his teammate,
Ringle, making eight.
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ALEXANDRIA CAGE
Schedule HEAVY
Maryland Teams Will Take
Part in First Sunday
Basket Ball Card.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, January 81
N Two Maryland clubs will invade
~ Alexandria tomorrow for the in
auguration of Sunday basket
ball in this city, appearing in the
feature games of a four cornered
bill to be presented at Schuler's Hall By
the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Poto-
mac Railroad Co. quint.
The Railroaders will oppose the Denny
Tag Co., leaders in the Baltimore In
dustrial League, at 4 o'clock in the fea-
ture, with the Woodside A. c. of Mont
gomery County, Md, facing the Alpha
Delta Omega Fraternity in the semi
final an hour earlier.
Two Alexandria Junior Basket Ball
League games will be staged starting at
12:45 pm. with the Whitestone's Store
playing the Clover A. c. and the Cen
trail Cougars opposing the Friends A. G.
Alexandria High cagers will stack up
against their first intra-city opponent
Tuesday night, engaging the st. Mary's
Lyceum Five in Armory Hall at $50
o'clock. Alexandria High Lightweights
are to play the Boy Scouts in an Alex
andria Junior League game at 1880.
Three other Junior loop contests Will
be run of next week, Alexandria High
LightweightS battling the Whitestone's
Juniors in games Wednesday and Fri
day and the Clovers playing the Boy
Scouts on Thursday.
Second place will be at stake in the
Alexandria City Basket Ball League en-
gagement between the st. Mary's
Lyceum Five and the Del Ray A. Q. at
Armory Hall Thursday night.
Alpha Delta Omega has scheduled
game with the Warrenton A. G. for
Wednesday night on the latter's court.
Fraters' Pals, q girls team, will meet
the Warrenton A. C. sextet in prelimi-
nary.
Fredericksburg's top-notch bowling
combination, the Colonial A. C., VIII
Journey here Wednesday night for re-
turn battle with the Health Center
team. The Colonials tripped the Health
Center Maple Spillers at Fredericks-
burg.
Episcopal High will meet two Wash
ington schoolboy quints next week
Central High is on the Episcopal sched-
ule for a game Wednesday and ST.
Adams School Saturday.
One hundred new applications for
membership in the st. Mary's Lyceum
Club are expected to be presented at
the meeting of that organization Tues
day night as the result OF membership
campaign.
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COLLEGES IN ST.
SECTION ON MOVE
Conference Teams to Take
Part in II Contests in
Five PaStimes.
- CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, jan

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, jan
uary 31.-The big indoor sports
week for the South Atlantic
States is Just around the cor
ner During the next six playing days
the eight Southern Conference members
in Maryland, Virginia and North Caro-
lima will stage 81 contests In hVe an
ferent sports.
There'n be more playing in these
parts next week than during any otner
this Winter. Fifteen basket ball games
are scheduled, seven boxing matches,
two wrestling meets, two swimming con-
tests and one track meet.
Twenty of these events will be be-
tween rival members of the conference.
The first indoor track meet Of the
Winter will be next Saturday night
when Virginia goes against Washington
and Lee in the Doremus gymnasium.
The Generals will be defending the con-
ference indoor track title, which they
won last Winter at Chapel Hill. Vir-
ginia's first year trackmen will oppose
the w. and L. freshmen at the same
time.
Events for the eight conference mem
bers In the South Atlantic States for
next week follow:
, MONDAY, FEBRUARY z-6dSkSG Udu'
Maryland at Virginia, Washington
and Lee at Loyola.
Tuesday, February Basket ball,
Washington and Lee at Maryland,
North Carolina at North Carolina
State, Wake Forest at v. P. l.; box
ing Florida at Virginia.
Wednesday, February Basket
ball, University Of Richmond at
VP. I.
Thursday, February Basket ball,
Duke at Virginia, North Carolina at
v. P. l.; wrestling, Davidson at
Washington and Lee.
Friday, February 6-BaSket ball,
North Carolina at v. M. l., Wash
ington and Lee at Kentucky, Mary
land at Catholic University; boxing,
Duke at Louisiana State University.
Saturday, February Basket ball,
North Carolina at Virginia, v. P. I.
at v. NJ. l., North Carolina State at
Duke, Washington and Lee VS.. West
Virginia in Huntington. w. Va:
boxing. Virginia at North Carolina,
v. M. I. at Maryland, Duke at
Tulane, Washington and Lee at
" P. l.. wrestling, v. P. I. at North
Carolina State; swimming, Duke at
Virginia. Washington and Lee at
William and Mary; track, Virginia at
Washington and Lee.
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HYATTSVILLE CAGERS
SCHEDULE 3 GAMES
Winners of z Out of II Tits to
Meet Rockville, Tech and
st. Adams This Week.

HAYATTSvILLE, Md, January 81
Hyattsville High Schools basket ball
team, which has won seven games and
lost four thus far this season, will en-
terrain three quints on the National
Guard Armory floor here next week.
Hyattsville will play host to Rock
vile High Tuesday, Tech High Of
Washington Thursday and st. Adams
Of Washington Friday. All the games
will be played in the afternoon.
Tech defeated Hyattsville, SO to a.
several weeks ago in Washington but
the Blue and Gold will be meeting
Rockville and st. Adams for the first
time this season. 1t will be the first
game of a home home series with
Rockville as Hyattsville will go to the
Montgomery County town for a return
engagement February IS.
Hyattsville has won its last four games
and has yet to be defeated by Mary
land opponent.
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Scholastic Card
For Week Heavy
BASKET BALL.
Tomorrow.

BASKET BALL.
Tomorrow.
Georgetown Prep VS.. st. Adams at
st. Adams.
Tuesday.
Tech VS.. Western, Central VS.. Bust
ness, public high school champion
ship games, Tech gymnasium. First
game, Tech VS.. Western, $3.50 O'Clock.
Eastern VS.. st. Johns at st. Johns.
Emerson VS.. Maryland Freshmen at
College Park.
Garrett Park.
Wednesday.
Business VS.. Swavely at Business.
Central VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen at G. U. preliminary to
the C. U. Varsity Gallaudet game).
Gonzaga VS.. Woodward at Central
Y. M. C. A.
Charlotte Hall VS.. st. Adams at st.
Adams.
Emerson VS.. woodbury. Forest at
Orange, Va.
Thursday.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Eastern at
Eastern.
Dewitt VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga.
Tech VS.. Hyattsville High at
Hyattsville.
Emerson VS.. Augusta Military
Academy at Fort Defiance, Va.
Friday.
Business VS.. Eastern, Central VS..
Western, public high school cham
pionship games, Tech gymnasium.
First game, Business VS.. Eastern,
$3.50 o'clock.
Tech VS.. Georgetown Freshmen at
Tech.
st. Johns VS.. Woodward at Central
Y. M. c. A.
Boys Club VS.. Gonzaga at Con-
Zaga, 8 pm.
st. Adams VS.. Hyattsville High at
Hyattsville.
Dewitt VS.. Leonard Hall at Leonard
town, Md.
Emerson VS.. staunton Military
Academy at Staunton, Va.
Saturday.
Eastern VS.. st. Johns Freshmen at
Annapolis.
Central VS.. Virginia Freshmen ct
st. Albans vs.. episcopal at Epis-
copal.
Emerson vs.. Massanutten Military
Academy at woodstock. Va.
SWIMMING.
Saturday.
Central VS.. Yale Freshmen at New
Haven.
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NAVY PICKS LINEUP
FOR BOXING MEETS
Three Men From Enlisted Ranks
Make Grade-Team Hasn't
Lost in II Years.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 31.-As
the result of a series of fast and furious
bouts during the last two weeks the
Naval Academy boxing team which will
start the twelfth season for the Navy
in that sport has been picked.
1t will open here next Saturday
against Massachusetts Tech, and will
defend the academys remarkable rec
ord of having passed through II seasons
without the loss Of dual match Webb
believes that this years team is one of
the Nays best.
This is the first string Of Navy
boxers:
lis pounds-Francis A. Dolan,
Minnesota.
125 pounds-Francis J. Foley, New
York.
1875 pounds-Ford L. Wallace (cap-
tain), Ohio.
las pounds-Norman Hall, New
York.
100 pounds - Richard S. Andrews,
New Mexico.
ITS pounds-Harlan T. johnson,
North Dakota.
Unlimited weight - Frank D.
Crinkley. North Carolina.
Three of the members of the team,
were appointed TO the academy from
the enlisted ranks of the service.
A feature of the elimination bouts
has been the defeat of Jack Fitzgerald,
l25-pound intercollegiate champion in
1929, by his classmate, Frank Foley.
Another has been the great work of
Duke Crinkley, foot ball player. in fight
ing his way to the top of an unusual
group of heavyweigl1tS.
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NAVY IN THREE-WAY MEET
Track Schedule Includes Event
With Virginia and Maryland.

ANNAPOLIS, January 31.-A tri-
angular match, with the Universities of
Maryland and Virginia as its opponents
at College Park, will be the only event
away from Annapolis for the Naval
Academy field and track team, and q
fine schedule of home events has also
been arranged.
Schedules for the varsity and plebe
teams, all events to take place at An
napolis unless otherwise noted, are:
April 18-William and Mary VARSITY
and freshmen's team.
April 25-Pennsylvania relay games
at Philadelphia.
May Varsity VS.. Maryland and
Virginia at College Park; plebes VS..
Pennsylvania freshmen and MERGERS
burg Academy.
May 9--Notre Dame.
May 16-Varsity vs.. West Virginia;
plebes VS.. Maryland freshman.
May 23-Plebes VS.. Dewitt school.
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Acue Week Eastern Has Big Job Hold Series Lead
List of Events
For Collegians
BASKET BALL.
Tomorrow.


MARYLAND VS.. Virginia, at Char
lottesville, Va.
Tuesday.
washington and Lee vs.. Maryland,
at College Park.
Elon College VS.. American o., at
American University.
Southeastern VS.. Columbus. at
Central w. M. c. A. washington
Collegiate Conference game).
Ben Franklin VS.. Strayer's' at
Tech High Washington Collegiate
Conference game.
Wednesday.
Gallaudet VS.. Catholic Univer-
sity, at G. u.
Wake Forest VS.. George Washing
ton, at @. w.
Georgetown VS.. Navy, at An
napolis.
Hopkins VS.. Georgetown, at Tech
High.
Maryland VS.. Catholic University,
at G. u.
freshmen, at Silver Spring Armory.
American University VS.. Virginia
Medical College, at Richmond.
Saturday.
Ben Franklin VS.. Gallaudet, at
Kendall Green.
Georgetown VS.. Temple, at Phila-
delphia. r
at Dayton, Va.
BOXING.
Tuesday.
Massachusetts Tech vs. Catnohc
University, at c. U.
Saturday.
". M. 1. VS.. Maryland, at College
Park
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HOWARD is TRIMMED
BY MORGAN, SO TO Fl
Bisons Make It Close in Opening
Period, but Bears Pull Away
in Second.

BALTIMORE, January 31.-Howard
University was defeated, SO to 81, by
Morgan College tonight in q game
having important bearing on the COL
ored intercollegiate basket ball title,
The Bisons jumped of to an 8-point
lead, but were soon overhauled. It
was close through the first half, with
the Bears having q 1-point lead at re-
cess.
In the second half Morgan pulled
steadily away. The Bears made nine
field goals in the second half while
Howard was registering only two. The
Bison defense took a tumble when
Smith at guard left the game by way
of personal fouls Taylor, Smith, Hall
and De Priest played a bang-up game
for Howard. For Morgan, Gibson and
Conrad paved the way to victory.
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Totals ;l6 SO Totals : .;; "a
timore5. Umpire-Mr. schmid tBucknelD.
Navy wrestlers were given desperate
fight by the grapplers of Virginia Mill
tary Institute, but won by 10 to IL.
their third victory in as many starts
this season.
The visitors took the first three bouts
and led by IL to 0, but the Midshipmen
took the other five bouts by falls or
decisions.
Summaries:
1Is PoUNDs-Descamps ~ M. u threw
Campbell with safe nelson and body hold.
TBS rs iPo6GGiNDs-wm ". NJ - defeated
White b DECISION; Time adyantsge; 4;i2;
1 1Ss Sg Time
III T 4n. msyl
is foUNDs@s ilyerstein Navy threw
Tompkins with double bar hold Time
les POUNDS Coleman Navy defeated
Tallman by decision. Time advantage. 1908.
is PoUNDs- kirkpatrick Navy threw
Time. O:5o Kirkpatrick gained second fall
with 1S ha neSPn ara aEn aod IN Ia
feated Shell by decision. Time advantage,
Referee~Mr' Hollobroush penn statel.
The fencers of the Pennsylvania Ath-
lstic Club offered only fair opposition to
the Navy bladesmen, losing their match
by 16 bouts to 6.
Only with the sabre, the Midship-
mems weak branch this season, did the
visitors make showing, securing an
even break on the four bouts
Capt. Steere of the Navy team, win
ming three bouts with the foil and two
with the epee and losing none, gave the
finest exhibition.
Navy rif1emen maintained their good
work in their second indoor match of
the present season, defeating the marks
men from Pennsylvania State, 1870 to
1901.
The Midshipmen had a fair advan-
tage in all classes of shooting, prone,
kneeling and standing, and Moore, of
their team, was high gun, with 283
points out Of possible 800.
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One Five Was Hot;
Other Just Punk

WILMINGTON, Ohio, January 81
R.-A new basket ball scoring
record was established here last
night when Wayne Township High
School defeated Clsrksville, ITO to
9, indicating that Wayne is awful
good or Clarksville is awful punk.
It's a little bit of both, according
to observers.
A little fellow named Henry,
: Wayne forward, Gagged 81 points in
the game.
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Boys Beaten by Westinghouse
High, 25-23; Girls Win, 14-13.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 81
Alexandria Highs basket ball teams
broke even In a double-header with
Washington-Lee representatives on the
latter,s court at Ballston, Va, last night.
The Alexandria boys dropped third
athletic district contest to the Generals,
% to rs, while the local girls won, IA
to Is.
A spectacular shot from midcourt by
"Coopy" Goodwin in the final so sec
onds Of play gave Washington-Lee the
decision in the championship series
game.
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TOME TEAM DEFEATS
CENTRAL'S SWIMM Frs
Cant. Thornton Burns of Blue
Fish Is Outstanding Competitor
in 1O0-Yard Free Style.

Tome Institute swimmers conquered
Central Highs natators, SO to 80, in
well contested meet yesterday in the
Central pool. The boys from Port De-
post, Md, won four of the seven
events.
Capt. Thornton Burns OF Central
turned in the outstanding performance
in winning the 100-yard free style in l
minute Us seconds.
other Central boys to win events
were Joe Lyman, who triumphed in the
fancy diving test, and Beverly Carter,
who finished in front in the 220-yard
free style.
Oficials were King of Georgetown,
Newly of Princeton and Richards OF
Penn.
Central now has won two meets and
lost two this season.
Summaries:
eOO-YARD RELAY-won by Tome (Wise.
Bastian, Thornton. Cravenl; second, Cen
trail (Duhheld. Ludwig. Carter, Burns).
Time, / minute 46as seconds.
trail; second. Wintersmith cTomeJ; third.
HG sasTxR iosn FREE sTyLE-won by wise
A1 IoS.YHRD BACH STROKE - Won by
Craven (Tome); second, Bonnet tCentrap !;
third, Williams (Tome). Time minute
2so-YARD FREE sTYLE-won By Carter
(CentraD; second, Jones (Tome) third
RG 1cSlYAR SGsn' BRE:Asr srRoKE-won by
Thornton tTonsl; second. Bates tcentraD {;
lOo-YARD FREE SIYLE-Wcn By H Burn
Dunisld (centraD, Time, minute las
seconds.
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NAVY TAKES FOUR
VARSITY CLASHES
Scores on Court, Mat, Range
and at Fencing-PIebeS
Bow to Western.
A NNAPOLIS. Nd. Janus

A NNAPOLIS, Md, January ST.
" The Navy Academy basket ball
~ team had hard time striking
it's pace this afternoon against
Virginia Military Institute. 1t was as
badly as 10 to behind and trailed at
the end of the first half, IA to 8, but
finally came through to win, 80 to "a.
Even the brilliant Loughlin, forward,
was badly of during the first half,
making only a single point, but he
came to his own in the second and
scored six times from the floor and
three more from the line.
The Navy started a second-strlng
team and after four minutes of playing
the VirginianS led, 6 to 0. The Tegu-
lars then took the floor, but could not
strike their gait, and the Cadets added
to their margin.
The Navy was able to force the score
to tie seven minutes after the start
of the second half.
Loughlins brilliant shooting from
that time on rapidly increased the
Nays lead.
The Line-upS.
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.ine-upS:
Totals. 80. IS 5 IS Totals. -. 10

Featuring the league card this week is the
battle Saturday night at Eastern High at 0
pm, between Grifith-C Consumers and Clio
vers.
other games this week are:
Tomorrow-Central High, 8 pm, Mount
yernons VS.. Monroes; Central, Q pm,
brakes VS.. Pontiacs.
Tuesday-Eastern High, IN, Clovers VS..
Company z; Eastern, s pm, Eastern Whirl-
winds VS.. Grif1th- Consumers.
Wednesday-Central. m, Crescents VS..
De Molay; MCFARLAND Junior High, pm.
Tremonts VS. Company z.
Thursday--Central. 0 pm, Monroes VS..
Potomac Boat Club.
friday Iacfarland, Petworth Nets VS..
Crescents.
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Western High of Washington defeated
the Navy Plebes at basket ball, 80 to 26.
The defeat was the first the Navy
yearlings have suffered this year More
chances from the foul line and better
work in this department were the de-
Gliding factors.
Both teams exhibited fine passing,
but were not so hot on easy shots.
The Navy came to the final quarter
four points ahead, but stopped almost
dead.
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EMERSON is DEFEATED
st. Johns Youngsters Win, 81 to
12, From Capital Tossers.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 81
Emerson Institute suffered a defeat at
the hands of the st. Johns College
freshmen here today, 81 to IL. Carl
MacCartee. former star eager at Tech
High, was the outstanding player Of
the game.
The score at the end of the half was
"a to in favor of the Johnnies and
they added Is points to this in the
second half, while Emerson annexed
only g.
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SAKS BEAT EASTERNS
League Victory Is 22d Straight for
Clothier Quintet.

Saks & Co. basket ball team walloped
Eastern, Al 10 II, last night in Dis
trict Of Columbia Amateur League game.
II was the twenty-second straight win
for the Clothiers in league and indie
pendent play.
It was ali Saks from the start. The
Clothiers were ahead. 20 to 2, at the
half
In a preliminary. Southern defeated
Ravens, 26 to 16
15re-Ifne
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The Lineup.
SWAVELY QUINT WINS

Count Is 1920 at Half.
MANASSAS, Va. January 81
Swavely conquered Gonzaga High
basketers Of Washington, 80 to SO, here
this afternoon.
It was a battle royal all the way
with the count 20-all at the half
Tommy Nolan, Gonzaga forward, was
the offensive star, scoring II points, in
Guiding seven floor goals, many Of them
from long range.
Algey led Swavely's attack with IL
points.
IiOe-IIns.
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ALEXANDRIANS VICTORS
Suffolk, Va, High School on Small
End of 37-17 Score.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 81
Alexandria Highs basketers handily
defeated Suffolk High, 81 to II, tonight
in Armory Hall.
Led by Schriener, who found the
cords for IS points, the home team
generally outclasSed the visitors, and
at the half was ahead, 81 to IL.
Line-ups:
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N. Y. U. BEATS GENERALS.

NEW YORK, January 31.-New
York University scored its eighth bas-
ket ball victory In IL starts at the
1920 Engineers Armory tonight, beat
ing Washington and Lee, 80 to Is.
Iine-ups:
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southerns (26).
KENDALL SCHOOL VICTOR
Scores II Points in Row to Annex
Game, 80 to 10.

Scoring II consecutive points in the
last quarter of a hard-fought game.
kendall School yesterday humbled the
Maryland school, 80 to 10.
Maryland, heretofore indicated, led
for the first three quarters Of the game
Line-ups:
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BOYS CLUB WINS, 31-23
Potomac Boat Club Unable to
Wrest Lead From Winners.

Boys Club basketers took the meas
ure of Potomac Boat Club, 81 to %,
last night, in the club gymnasium.
high scorer for the winners. Payne
and Barker Led the Boatmen's attack.
Line-ups: