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NAVY MAY PASS UP
TANK TOURNAME NTS
Middies Will Be Guided by What
Disposition Is Made Of
Dartmouth Game.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 2S.--
Comdr. Frederick @. Reinicke, graduate
manager Of athletics at the Naval
Academy. stated today that the swim
ming and water polo teams will not be
able to take part in any play-offs II
the standing of the members Of the
intercollegiate Swimming Association Is
complicated by forfeiture Of the Naval
Academy TO Dartmouth.
II Dartmouth is allowed this game
1t will share with Pennsylvania and the
Naval Academy a triple tie for leader
ship In water-polo. provided these teams
win their remaining games. However,
the Naval Academy has not been in
formed officially that the matches have
been allowed Dartmouth.
Under the regulations Of the associa-
ton Dartmouth has q right TO meet the
Naval Academy swimming and water
polo teams at Hanover. but the Academy
teams could not take the trip on ac-
count Of the regulations OF the insti-
tuition.
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DIXIE LOOP SELECTS
BIG FOOT BALL Tits
Eleven Games in as Many Weeks
Picked as Most Important
on Schedules.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, February 28.-The
Priority Committee" of Southern Con-
ference coaches has selected the eleven
most important foot ball games for
the 1881 season, of which nine are
International contests.
The committee lists these games as
follows:
September %, L. 8. U.-Texas Chris
tian University.
october 8, Tulane Texas Aggies.
october 10, Georgia-Yale.
october II, Florida-Syracuse.
October "a, L. s. U.-Arkansas.
october 81, Virginia Harvard.
November Z, Georgia-New York Uni
versity.
November II, Georgia Tech-Pennsyl-
| var1ia.
November 81, Florida Georgia Tech.
November 26, Kentucky Tennessee.
December 5, Tulane washington State.
The date of September 10 was not
given an important game rating, which
will probably be made later.
The head coaches of conference
schools are scheduled to meet here to-
morrow to select officials for these
games, which afford the basis for the
assignment of conference officials for
the coming season.
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SKINKERS SEE POWER
IN MIAMI COLLEGIANS
Basket Ball Team to Be Faced
Tomorrow Was Victor Here
Two Years Ago.

Should history repeat itself skinker
Eagles basket ball team viii encounter
more than its match in the Miami Col
legians, to be met this afternoon in the
Silver Spring Armory at $3.50 o'clock
Two years ago the Miami OUTFIT invaded
the Congress Heights gymnasium and
downed the Eagles, "a to ~.
This Is the seventh season for the
Collegians, who are reported this Win
ter to have the best team In their his
tory. Thus far this campaign they have
won IS games out Of SO.
Joe Hoffman, former Baltimore
luninary, touted as q clever blind
passer; Ed wineapple. erstwhile Provi-
dence College crack forward, who
played with the Syracuse team Of the
American League last Winter; Jaca
Corimer, Paul Burns and Paul Rea On
the Collegians' regulars.
Eagles will enter the game wiGhogl
one Of their aces, Jack Faber, clever
forward, who Is With the University o.
Maryland squad, which Is participating
in the Southern Conference tourney ai
Atlanta.
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w YTTH stars Of track and field
M competing, keen contests are
v " likely In the annual Gath

w YTTH stars Of track and field
M competing, keen contests are
v " likely In the annual Gath
ole University games next
Saturday night on the floor at Brook
land. The entry List announced yes
terday by Dorsey Grifith. track coach
of the Cardinals, shows all classes well
filled.
Ray Conger, national mile champion,
representing Illinois A. O., VIII be the
big noise Of the meet, but flock OF
other athletes of note are entered.
Conger will compete In the Ryan 1000,
named for the rector Of Catholic Uni
versfty. Alfred Christaison of Lafay-
cite, Lloyd Johnson of William and
Mary and Jim Kennedy, former
GEORGETOWN runner, will toe the mark
with Conger and are expected to make
the Illinois flyer step TO win. Sam
Martin, former Western High and
Dartmouth dependable. now Of the
Boston A. A., and H. Duffy Of Villa
nova are others who have been invited
to compete In the Ryan 1000 and may
be in line when the big race gets under
way.
The entries follow:
n
illinois A. c.. Lloyd johnson william and
9Baitlm0re PoliceJ. Alfred Christensen (La-
Rl hssE Il G SkpB 30 sFsHd
both unattachedl, Quinn tMarylandl. Mac
Kenzie and McCracken NAVY, Minntck lSt.
Johns, Annapolis), Lyons, McGuigan &c. ID
Nt o sHa NILE d+i iiiSSTTGGRCOLLEGIATE RELAY:
Lafayette-Christenson. Musser, Ward, Creitz,
Libbey, Altheimer, Wilhelm, Wheeler.
Navy-Bronson, Fiala, Waters, Evans Cox,
WIZARD Low HURDLES. NTERCOL-
LEGIATE VARsITY-Newton. Fraser and
lsii q Q, uJ; MotherSead and McolaihsnS
HIdH JtMP, INTERCOLLEGIATE. VAR.
SLTY-Beer. Wright and Conway Iall OF
Mevy); Fratg and Kreck &c. ~; Busick,
Krayeovic and Jouts (all OF Maryland.
HIGH AND PREP SCHOOLS.
44O-YARD DAsH-'wohlfarth, Mckinney,
Campbell, Conn. Hutchinson and s. Mostow
fall Of Eastern(; Buckingham (CentIsll,
az Wss aSos ca HRb ene r K
Love and Sheriff IAN Of Hyattsyiiie. High:
(Tech), Foster, Truitt, Shorb EASTERN, En-
brey Central. Furst Baltimore Poly)i
Hamilton; Meconyille tWest Catholic
Riadlemoser, Littlefeid. Egnch. TaISert
Moore EASTERN, st. John (CentraD, Eurs!
Baltimore Poly, Powers, Seton tMes'
cs5SGs Ha EfA Ahseti ssckey sh
head. Pohl, Cohen. Hall, Reichman (Tschl
HutchInson, Moscow Campbell; Conn Cast
Elliot. eaton west Catholic;
Hioush, Miner ia sSilejS;; PoSi. sachs, Liv-
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NAVY BOXERS WIN
OVER PENN STATE
Wrestlers Lose to Lehiuh,
But All Other Varsity
Teams Succeed.
4 NNAPOLIS, Nd, February b.
NxA> Nxns-,, Anaa~~n~ A~-~.-- a~a..A

A NNAPOLIg, Nd, February b.
~ The Navy Academy boxers kept
"A their record Of IL years intact
tonight by defeating Penn
state, 5 to2.
Penn State came to Annapolis with
hopes Of breaking into the Nays great
record, but their hopes began to glim-
mer as Stoop and Lewis, in the 125 and
las pound classes, who were their spe-
cial hopes, got no better than draws
against Fitzgerald and Hall.
These were by all odds the feature
fights Of the evening, all four Of the
contestants being boxers Of the highest
type, clever fighters and hard hitters.
Crinkley, Nays champion In the un-
limited class, scored the only knockout
Of the match.
Summaries:
feated Dolan By decision in three rounds.
las POUNDS-FitEgerald Navy and Stoor
fought ss f sSss 5SunSs tS df Nsv,, defeated
Me ses II tnTss foun nav, and 1av,
100 POUNDs-Dav NAVY defeated Bahh
" rs foU TShHs (Navy) defeated
Miller in three rounds:
UNLIMITED WEIGHT-Crinkley (Nevyl
defeated ekoberne By knockout in third
Refsres-BFsan Hayes, Philadelphia.
Nays indoor rife team, undefeated
this season and for several past years,
won from the University Of Maryland
here, 1880 10 1,344, one of its closest
scores this year. Three members OF the
Navy team made the high score, 27s
out of q possible 800. They we're Hunt
er, Sunderland and McDougal.
Scores.
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BOYS CLUB SCHEDULE

Fourteen more basket ball games will
wind up the Boys Club League.
Following Is the schedule:
March Christ Child VS.. Pala%S. LIS
pounds: Ravens vs.. Nye House, It's
pounds; Blue Streaks vs.. Spengler, 100
pounds.
March 3-Palace VS.. Ravens, 1l5
pounds, Optimists vs. Noel House, 100
pounds; st. Martins VS.. Potomac 3. c.,
unlimited.
March 4-Christ Child VS.. Nye House.
lis pounds; Noel House VS.. Aztecs, 100
pounds.
March 5-RayenS VS.. Nye House, lis
pounds: Optimists VS.. Blue Srreaks, 100
pounds; Mercury vs.. Boys Club, un.
limited.
March Ravens vs.. Christ Child,
lis pounds; Potomac D. 9. VS.. Mer-
csIx. unlimited; Y. NJ. Q. A. vs.. Boys
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Varied Sports

WRESTLING.
Princeton, %; Yale, Q.
Lehigh, 19: Navy, 8.
Columbia, 90 Army, 10.
Minnesota, II; Wisconsin, Q.
West Virginia. az; Ohio University, 8.
TRACK.
Notre Dame, SOL: Iowa State, 45.9.
Michigan, 10; Chicago, ~.
Ohio State, So; Illinois, 81.
Wisconsin, 81; Iowa, IS.
BOXING.
Western Maryland, 8: Pennsylvania, 2,
Army, 4; Bucknen, 3.
SWIMMING.
Navy, 81: City College Of New York, 10
Navy Plebes, 81; Mercersburg, 81.
Navy awarded meet on first places.
Dartmouth, 40; Syracuse, 20.
Columbia, IS; Army, ~.
Lafayette, 81; Johns Hopkins, ~.
Yale, At; Rutgers, "a.
GYMNASTICS.
Minnesota, LOTS; Michigan, 1879.
East Side High School Newark, "a
Navy Plebes, 81.
RIFLE.
Navy, 1890; Maryland, 1874.
HOCKEY.
Army, 8; st. Stephens, 0.
Yale, 5; Harvard, /.
Michigan, 2; Minnesota, 0.
FENCING.
Navy, IL; Hamilton, S.
WATER POLO.
Navy, II; City College Of New York, rs
Dartmouth, 43; Syracuse, ~.
POLO.
Yale, IL; Harvard, 6.
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VIRGINIA ANNEXES
HONORS AT BOXING
Takes Southern Conference
Title by a Wide Margin.
Tulane Is Second.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. rebru-

)HARLOTTESVuLE, Va, Febru-
airy 28.-virsinia won the
" Southern Conference boxing
championship tonight by the
widest margin Of victory IN the Ave-
year history Of tournament Cavaliers
won four individual championships BE-
fore 5000 spectators, largest crowd ever
to see indoor event here. Capt. Robert
RAiney defended his velterweieht title
successfully and Bobby Goldstein,
featherwe1ght: Douglas Myers, middle
weight, and Fentou Gentry, light heavy
weight title, and Doyless I'm 6 Tulane
ginia 20 points.
Tulane was second with n points,
North Carolina scored 8, Louisiana
State 8, Florida 5, and Duke and Mis-
sissippi A. a. NJ, each 3. Capt. John
Minardi Of Florida, retained bantam
weight championship. Capt. Noah
Goodridge Of North Carolina won light
weight title, and Doyless Hin oe TUNE,
gained heavyweight decision.
Virginia regained title first held i've
years ago by impressive ring showing
for first time since tournament ekarte6
IN 1927. Four individual championships
were taken by one team. All Cavalier
entries won nrst-round events, but oNnm
were forced to forfeit later on account
Of injuries. OF i've remaining VIZ
ginians, Smith, lightweight Wms osiMAp
mated In semi-nnals ~ Goo6ka6gN. WMo
Won championshaA
BANTAMWEIGHT-ygen By Cant. John
Minardi Of FlorIdA over GaDt RSSg EarI 81
lGTYEisAafns Estsfs RI reessssSn "a, asa
stein OF Virginia over CAPT. 0oUtA9aAs 80e.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e 1--WE 81 feee1siS' ,, capt. Noah
sPWsEeEE e ESnisisn. Ssss:' dss:I.n.
Esiney o virEinia ever hsd bssSSs e ~
Virginia over kalph ROshefls e MissiSIipDi
MdHT e KHEsSs'vsiHpWREraHr-won Hv vsntO.
, Gentry q yirginia over Sam xeAurray e
I HEHvy ~ Sssis1en hx ov,... MIN =,
Tulane Eye john WsPr! q Z ' NsssA 9sr 3.
Point scoTs1tvirsinia, 40; Tulane, II;
ids, s; Duke. s. Gississippi Assiss. ). SO'-
1T sstsra 8s sfsisn snn a'e' ana WORKS
sEAu-FNAEa.
BANTAAEWEIGHT-wo By Minardi Of
Florida over Robertson OF WashinTton and
Lee By deeision; won BY Marx Of tulane
0 Il wfEsRe ~ io 81 oidss.n Of
y .. g S.s s, sS'hssrs q :l
over Leyinson 81 North caroiina. ~ decision,
MIG L..SSHIT 1vIII BY GeSdridFe e
decision; won by barrow Of Louisiana state
over r Psa ca an. 81 Elorida, b decision. ,,.
sinia over Cook of Mississippi Askies, By de-
cision; won by Debuys (Tulapel over Holder
meal knockout.
MIDDLEWEIGHT-Won By Roshell Offs
tafyj, By second round technical Knockout:
Won By Myers tvireinial over Davis North
n SssfIa bg gentry
lvlrginiaD over lands North CaroliHa). By
Cobbe (FIorida), By second-round technical
knHSfE5aUWSYs wErGHr-wOn By wsrne tNorth
Carolina) over ProcSor (Fiorida), by firbt-
round technical knockouti won b. HIu (1u-
lane) over Khoury (LOuisiAna)s Oy decision.
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ges Look to Grid Drills School Boys Get Ready for Base Boil
List of Events
For Collegians

Basket BAN.
TUESDAY.
Southeastern University W. Ben
jafnin Franklin ut Central High, Q
O'Clock Washington Collegiate Con-
ference game.
FRIDAY.
Columbus University W.. Bliss at
Silver Spring Armory, $50 o'clock
washington Collegiate Conference
gAme).
Gallaudet vs.. Shepherd College ct
shepherdStown, w. Va.
SATURDAY.
Strayer VS.. Bliss at Silver Spring
Armory, $50 o'clock (Washington
Collegiate Conference game).
Columbus University VS.. Lynch.
burg College at Lynchburg.
Boxing.
SATURDAY.
Catholic University W. Cornell at
Ithaca.
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ARMY ELECTS sTECKER

WEST POINT, N. Y, February 2S
Op).-Ray Stecker of Hazelton, Pa,
today was elected captain Of the 1881 80
basket ball team.
stecker also performs on the cadet
track team, running the sprints.
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EVANSVILLE DRILLING

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, February 3D.
Hyattsville High Schools basket ball
team, which Is preparing for its second
series, which probably win be played
Friday. will keep 9A trim with drills
prior to that time.
A high spot of the play of the Hyatts-
viiis team In the past Ave games has
has been the all-around work Of York
(ToAdy) Hollingsworth. ~
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FORT MYER QUINTET
LOOP TITLE WINNER
Scores Over Fort Monroe, 48 to 80,
in Game for Sd Army
Corps Crown.

Fort Myer won the Third Army
Corps Area Basket Ball LeagHe cham
pionship by defeating Fort Monroe
tossers, 90 to 80, yesterday on the Army
War College court.
Fort Myer previously won first laurels
in the flve-team Northern loop Of the
league which also included Army Medt-
cal Center, Headquarters Company,
Army War College and Edgewood Arse
nal. Fort Monroe had won honors IN
the three-team Southern group.
Line-ups:
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Sports Program
For Schoolboys

8aalroG WMW
TUESDAY.
O. JOfmS VI. Central at o.
OonSagA W. L@ndOn % Ee
Oht1reh gymnasium.
WEDNESDAY.
IOwuaR Iigh W. 0e0ewseUWm 30
q 0aRrOak PARK.
THUHS0AH.
o. Jslzns W. IAndcn CO wp1pAnmw
Church gymnasium.
Eastern IA washtngesa enA 1@
tournament.
FRIDAY.
st. johns N. 0cnzAga as 0onaAgA
Q o'clock.
LAndon W. Friends at Friends.
Dewitt W. Loyola High ut Balti-
more.
Bethesda Chsvy Chase High ".
Georgetown Prep ct Garrett Paxk.
Swimming.
FRIDAY.
Central IN South Atlantic A. A. u,
championships ut Baltimore.
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Totals. Ia Ii IS Total
Georgla 10 Extended.

Georgia was given . real battle all
the way by q sturdy Auburn quint,
the Plainsnnen holding q 19-to-1& lead
at intermission.
However, the Bulldogs, like In the
game with Washington and Lee yes
terday, made q brilliant second half
comeback to gain the upper hand.
Georgia's play in the second half
was brilliant. Six OF the seven men
Georgia used figured In the scoring.
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Totals ia SIS Totals ....l0 ~
The Final Standing.
ALEXANDRIA CUNTS WIN
r. r. q p. and High School victors
in Benefit Twin Bill.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February a.
French-Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac basketers downed Richmond
Rotary tossers, 46 to SO, and Alexan-
dria High downed Washingt Lee
High, 80 to 81, in q program for the
benefit Of the Alexandria Day Nursery
at Armory Hall tonight. There was q
good attendance.
In both games the losing teams spurt-
ed toward the end.
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Beats Grifith- Consumer in Final
Community Loop Game.

Mount Vernon pulled something Of q
surprise by taking the measure Of
Grifith Consumers, 80 to "a, in the
final game of the Community Center
Basket Ball League last night at East
ern High.
The victory put Mount Vernon in o
tie for fourth place with Petworth Nets.
Clovers won the title.
Line-ups:
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BEN FRANKLIN VICTOR
OVER STRAYER QUINT
Scores Seventh Straight Basket
Ball Win in City College
Conference.

Benjamin Franklin won its seventh
straight game In the Washington Col
legiate Conference last night on the
Tech High School court, defeating
Strayers Business College, rs to 81.
To win, the BennieS had to come from
behind. Strayer's led at half time, IL
10 10.
Line-ups:
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strayer's CID.
ELDBR0OKE VICTOR

Eldbrooke walloped Calvary brakes,
AZ TO rs, and Calvary Methodists
drubbed Calvary Baptists, 81 to II, in
Sunday School League games last night
at the Central Y. M C. A.
Iine.llrS:
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GOLF A BIG BUSINESS.

Coli soon will be billion dollar busi-
ness. It is estimated the game already
has reached an investment Of $685.
s9l, 40S.
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TIGHT BASKET GAMES
Pleasant Plains and Uh1ans VITA
IN Colored Community Loon.

Two games were played last night n
the Colored Community Center League,
the Pleasant Plains Ave defeating tire
Trojans, 81 to 20, in the class A div
sion and the Arrows bowling to the
Uhlans, 10 to is, in the class B division.
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MARYLAND BASKETERS
BEAT NORTH CAROLINA
Continued From First paee.)
and piled up . lead which Tennessee
could not match.


Kentucky was enabled 10 beat Duke,
Q finalist for the past two seasons, by
getting big lead early In the contest.
On In front, the wildcats ran I'D q
% to 10 advantage In the frst half and
thus were able 10 stave OF the de-
termined late drive Of the Blue Devils.
Line-ups:
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KlRCHER MUST BUILD
new NINE AT v. P. |.
Three Pitchers, Two 1nfelders
Only Veterans in Squad to
Report This Week.

BLACKSBURG, Va, February "a
George Kircher will arrive at ". p. /.
next week to start his ninth season as
v. P. I. base ball coach. But only a
remnant remains of the strong 1880
team that Kircher piloted to Tri-State
League title and tie for the Southern
Conference championship.
Three pitchers and two infielders are
back for their final amateur fling, for
all are seniors this year. In every posi-
ton but the pitchers box, second base
and shortstop the poppy little mentor
must I'LL vacancies with untried talent.
Kircher's fondest hopes center in
Reggie Mapp and Lloyd Murdon, two of
the finest hurlers ever to toe the rubber
at Tech. Mapp won eight games with
out q loss and batted well over 800 last
Spring. Murden Is another big winner
and has q no-hit, no-run game against
North Carolina State to his credit. This
pair Of headliners will be supported by
Johnny Billinglsey, who hurled the Cob
blers to three wins In 1880.
Kircher has q real task In develop
ing q capable catcher to replace Bob
Smith and Macauley McEver, whose
clever work back Of the plate was tell
ing factor in 1880 success. Sammy Rice
left big gap at third base, and the
recent illness Of Bird Hooper, foot ball
captain ana leaulIlg SiugBer OF the nule,
means that the veteran pilot must find
another first sacker. Hooper batted
close to 400 last year and led the team
In extra base wallops.
All the varsity outfielders graduated
last June.
The ScheduIa.
March 20-Maryland.
April 15-North Carolina.
April I'm. G. State Of RAleigh.
April ie-North Carolina at Chapel
Hill.
April 21-washington and Lee.
April 24-Virginia at Charlottes-
Vile.
April a6--Maryland at College
Park.
April 28-Elon.
April 29-Elon.
May IN. c. State.
May 2--V. M. /.
May 4-Bridgewater.
May s-Washington and Lee at
Lexington.
May 9--v. M. I. at Lexington.
May 11-Emory and Henry.
May l2-Emory and Henry.
May 16-Virginia.
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After today's swimming match be-
tween the Navy plebes and Mefcersburg
Academy ended In q tie ct % points,
II was awarded to the former as the
winner Of the majority Of first places
The relay, the last event, was reached
with the Navy youngsters leading by
8 points, and the visitors took Il by q
close margin.
After a series of cleverly contested
bouts, the wrestlers Of Franklin and
Marshall Academy defeated the Plebes,
81 to ., taking three falls and two de-
cisions 10 three decisions.
Showing exceptional skill and finish
for youthful performers, the gymnastic
team Of the East Side High School Of
Newark, N. j., defeated the Navy Plebes,
"a to 81.
The Plebes defeated the freshmen of
the University Of Maryland In an indoor
rife match, 1912 70 1882.
Scores:
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A powerful Iehigh wrestling team
with much knowledge Of the game,
blasted the Nays hopes Of q second
intercollegiate leadership in the mat
sport by defeating It's grapplers, 10 to 9.
The break of the match came when
Silverstein, unbeaten for three seasons,
lost his first match TO Peck In the 1855
pound class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01

Though losing to Navy by IL to at
fencing, Hamilton gave a good account
Of itself with sepee and sabre. The
Navy secured most of its advantage With
the foils, taking the series by seven
bouts to two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01

The Academy swimmers won from City
College of New York here, 81 to 10, and
their unbeaten water-poloists swanped
It's team in that line Of sport by 81 to 10.
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Totals III 5 AZ
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TENTRALS would-be pitchers and
~ catchers will begin oiling up the old
soupbones tomorrow in the school GYM
nasium under the eye of Coach Ty
Rauber. Central has hopes Of really
getting somewhere In The coming series.
Manager Dugan is arranging an attrac-
tive schedule for the Blue.
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MOUNT VERNON SCORES

Totals.....71 9 40
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