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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11
.SOPHOMORES RULING
ON v. P. Us QUINTET
Only One Veteran Appears on Ten
tative Fast Combination and
He Is Capt. Baker.

BLACKSBURG, Va, January 10
Youthful performers are coming to the
front with q challenge that threatens
to break up a combination of veteran
players in basket ball at Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
Few coaches who can boast a letter
man for every position lose sleep over
the task Of picking team-but Dusty"
Lettermen mean little to the Polytech
sophomores, who romped away to q
State title last year as freshmen.
Even Capt. Baker Is fighting for
place. He was the scoring ace from
the 1880 team, and is playing well and
may save his job. With B. Hall, a
newcomer, in one forward berth, Baker
Is alternating with r. BoSley, Sopho-
more, in the scrap for other berths.
Coach Rhodes is working B. Belote at
center and p. Wolfe and B. Palmer as
the guards. All three are sophomores.
Another combination consists Of Hall
in one forward and Belote, who stands
well over 6 feet, in the other. Wolfe
is used at center on this team, while
Palmer and Seamon play the guard
positions. This team Is made up wholly
of sophomores.
Wolfe and. Belote both stand well
over feet. Donaldson, another g.
footer, Is making q great bid to repeat
his 1880 performances at center. YagH
Is guard veteran, but is being pushed
by Schrieberg and KaSun from last
years freshmen. Jenkins, former re-
serve center, and Tibbs, forward, also
are figuring in the practice sessions.
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ALEXANDRIA TOSSERS
OFFER MANY BATTLES
Scholastic and Independent CUNTS
Active-Track Work Is Started
at Episcopal High.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 10
Schoolboy basket ball teams Of the
Northern Virginia area will figure IN six
battles during the week.
Interspersed between the scholastic
tits. an assortment Of independent
games will be offered.
Alexandria High cagers, back from a
road trip of three games in Western
Virginia, will face two opponents in
Central High in Washington on We'd
nesday and Woodward School here
Saturday.
Episcopal High varsity viii take part
in two battles on the home court,
Swavely coming here on Wednesday,
and Eastern High appearing on Sat-
urday.
Episcopal reserves will engage Wash
ington-Lee High at Ballston Tuesday
afternoon.
Washington-Lee High will play their
second game in third athletic district
of Virginia competition on Friday night,
facing Fredericksburg High at Fred
ericksburg.
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity team
has scheduled contest with the Ken
sington National Guards for Tuesday
night at Kensington.
Featured by a contest between the
Richmond Fredericksburg g. Potomac
Railroad Co. five and the Quantico
Marines, triple basket ball bill and
dance will be offered Wednesday night
Preceding the main clash at Armory
Hall will be a meeting between the
Lincoln Exchange girls and st. Mary's
BuddieS and a game between AlDha
Delta Omega and some Washington OPP
ponent. A dance will be held at Elks'
Hall later.
Sixty candidates are striving for
places on the Episcopal High School
track team, which probably win take
part in two meets this Winter.
Among the outstanding performers
are Dabney, DodSon, BayliSs and Sher-
rill, sprinters; Mitchell, Mason, w.
Carey and Garnet, quarter milers;
Hanlon and Mason, half milers; @.
Carey, mile run; Stocker, Brawley and
Calhoun, weights; Swift and McDon-
aid, pole vault.
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BALTIMORE STADIUM
IN FOR BIG GRID YEAR
Navy-NOtre Dame Tops Record List
Of Games-Maryland- MILDLY
Booking Is Uncertain.
BY the Associated Press.
DAT FTTvw


BALTIMORE, January 10.-Featured
by the colorful Navy-Notre Dame clash
on November IA, the Baltimore Stadium
will have its busiest year on record with
the opening of the 1891 foot ball season.
Even with the games already Sched-
uled, there are chances 1t may be i'm
proved. The Navy Maryland game,
scheduled for either Baltimore or Wash
ington, with no definite decision yet
reached, may be staged in the municipal
bowl here on October 10.
The game was played on Farragut
Field this season, and the stands were
crowded with $4,000 spectators out of
nearly $4,000 who applied for tickets.
The crowd which saw the game was
equal to any which entered the Balti-
more horseshoe to watch the Sailors
perform in 1880.
There Is also a chance the Navy
Southern Methodist University game
may be removed from Annapolis to the
stadium, though the meeting this year
drew less than 10000. Farragut Fields
stands could accommodate that num-
Der. The date also conflicts with the
citys scholastic feature, the meeting
between Poly and City, the Baltimore
preparatory schools.
Western Maryland has been scheduled
70 come to the stadium at least three
times, for three of the best games on
its schedule, those with Washington
and Jefferson, Boston College and the
University of Maryland. The University
of Maryland also viii appear in the
stadium for the annual Thanksgiving
day game with Johns Hopkins.
The schedule for the stadium as al
ready outlined:
october 3-Open.
october 10-Navy vs. Maryland (pend-
ing).
October 1T-Western Maryland VS..
Washington and Jefferson.
November Western Maryland vs.
Boston College.
November 14-Navy VS.. Notre Dame.
November 21-City VS.. Poly.
November 26-Johns Hopkins vs..
Maryland.
December maryland vs.. Western
Maryland.
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TWO PICKED BY ALL
ON CONSENSUS TEAM
Carideo and Sington Are Unani-
nous Choices on All-National,
All-America Eleven.

An all-national all-America team
consensus is the way Harry Smith,
sports editor of the San Francisco
Chronicle, describes his team of IL out
standing foot ball players.
UP on the elevens as picked by 10 au-
thoritative selectors, including news
papers, press associations and maya
zines
But two players were selected unani-
mously-Carideo of Notre Dame, quar-
terback, and Sington OF Alabama,
tackle.
The Chronicle galaxy is an expression
Of general opinion. The team thus made
up and their votes follow:
Fesler (Ohio State), end, 9 votes.
Dalrymple (Tulane) and Baker
(Northwestern) 4 votes each for end.
Sington (Alabama), unanimous for
one tackle.
Edwards washington State, 3
votes for the other tackle.
Guards, Beckett California; and
Kock (Baylor), each votes.
Ticl1nor CHarYard), 8 votes for
center.
Carideo, unanimous for quarterback.
Schwartz (Notre Dance, votes
for halfoack.
Pickert (Southern California;, s
votes for the other halfback position.
Macaluso (Colgate), S votes for
fullback.
It speaks for the widespread knowl-
edge Of intersectional foot ball today
that this consensus covers the Nation
as 1t does.
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CONFERENCE TOSSERS.
IN S. H. SECTOR BUSY.
Games to Be Played Every Day Of
Week-Boxing, Wrestling
Also Active.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, January
10.-Basket ball games will be played
every day during the coming week by
some members of the Southern Con-
ference in the South Atlantic section.
And theren be scattered boxing and
wrestling matches, too.
Several Of the games will count in
the Conference ratins. Both North
Carolina and Carolina State have games
with South Carolina. States Wolfpack
also have two court contests with Au-
burn. Maryland entertains Duke in
College Park and Virginia is to play
Virginia Tech in BlacksburR. This
opens the v. p. I. season.
Virginia travels to Annapolis for q
game with Navy and Duke takes a
northward swing to oppose Temple and
Navy in addition to the game with
the Old Liners.
with games behind them. Several
played in December and almost all the
others have had basket ball contests
within the last two or three days. The
Gobblers are the only ones whose quint
Is still to get into action.
The day by day schedule includes the
following contests:
Monday, 12-Duke VS.. Wofford in
Durham, North Carolina VS.. Flrman in
Chapel Hill Auburn VS.. N. c. State in
Auburn, Virginia vs.. st. Johns In Char
lottesville.
Tuesday, 13-North Carolina VS.. South
Carolina in Chapel Hill, N. G. State VS..
Auburn in Auburn.
Wednesday, 14-Navy VS.. Virginia in
Annapolis, v. M. I. VS.. Hampden-Sid-
ney In Lexington, N. G. State VS.. South
Carolina in Raleigh.
Thursday, 15-Maryland VS.. Duke in
College Park.
Friday, 16-Temple VS.. Duke In PhiIa-
delphia.
Saturday, 17-V. NJ. I. vs.. Lynchburg
in Lexington, Navy VS.. Duke in Anna
polls, v. p. I. vs.. Virginia in BlacksburR.
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SKHVKER BASKETERS
TAKE ON OLD RIVALS
Meet Richmond Rotarians Today
at Silver Springfield Two
Hard Games Last Year.

Skinker Eagles basket bali team will
meet an old foe, which has given 1t
plenty of tight battling in the past,
when 1t takes the hardwood against
the Richmond, Va. Rotary Club, for
merly the Richmond Blues, this after
noon In the Silver Spring Armory at
3 o'clock. The Birds will be cunning
for their third win in as many starts
this season.
Last Winter the Eagles twice con-
quered the team from the Old Domin-
ion capital, then playing as the Blues,
but only after desperate struggling. The
Birds were winners by four points at
Richmond and two points here. The
Blues downed the Eagles season before
last.
With several new players on its
squad who, according TO reports, have
strengthened 1t, the Richmond Quint
has high hopes Of getting back at the
Eagles this afternoon.
Leading players Of the Rotary Club
outfit include Dummy Proctor, forward,
who is also coach; Johnny Adams,
forward, former University Of Rich
mond courtman, and Limpy Oliff, cen
ter, who is touted as a bang-up player.
Stewart Photographers and East Bal
timore tossers will meet in q prelirn-
mary at 2 o'clock.
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Itch School Basket Ball Teams Haze Unusually Busy Week
20 Years Ago
In The star.

EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL has
IL come forward athletically with
q rush this school year, making
q strong showing in both foot ball
and basket ball.
Capt. Reuter-, Hamilton and Kelly
are available for the Central High
relay team and If another capable
runner can be uncovered, the school
will have one of the strongest quar-
tets in its history.
Track practice opened inauspi-
ciously at George Washington UNI
versity yesterday when only few
candidates reported. Bryant and
Zeh, former Central High proteges
Of Coach Bill Foley, are regarded as
the class Of the squad. Capt. Flem-
ing has reported and Trumbower,
Porter, Slarrow and Langley are ex-
pected soon to begin work. Tucker,
Hodgins, Brady, Farmer and Bailey
are among other candidates.
u. s. S. Mayfiower indoor base bali
team defeated Carroll Hall, II to 5.
In the Carroll Hall lineup were Cole
man, Croghan, Kelliher, Collins
worth. Gire, Walsh, Wilkinson and
johnson.
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COUNTY BASKETERS
TO END FIRST SERIES
Three Games, Two Tomorrow
Afternoon Scheduled in Prince
Georges League.

EVANSVILLE, Md, January TO-
Play in the first series in the Prince
Georges County Basket Ball League
will be completed next week, for which
three games are scheduled on the Ma
tional Guard Armory floor here. Three
exhibition games also are listed for the
armory during the week.
Company F, HyattSville National
Guard, and Pontiacs of Washington
will face tomorrow afternoon in the
main game of an exhibition double
header, which will be opened at 1880
o'clock with a match between the Com
pany F Reserves and Olmsted Grill of
Washington.
A league twin bill is carded Monday
night. Griffith Consumers, leading the
league race, will seek their fourth win
in as many starts at the expense of
Company F. DORA and HyattSville
Southern MethodiSts will face in the
other game.
Brentwood Hawks and Mount Rain
Ter will meet in another league game
Thursday night. A match between
Company F and q team TO be an
nounced will follow.
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CUNTS BUSY AT LAUREL
Four Games Are Listed for Week
in Intercity League.

LAUREL, Nd, January 10.-Four
games are scheduled next week in the
Intercity Basket Ball League, one to-
morrow, two on Tuesday and one Fri
day. Two exhibition matches also are
listed during the week.
Ellicott City Hoplites and Laurel In
dependents will face in the league
game tomorrow afternoon, which will
follow an exhibition tilt starting at
2:30 o'clock between Headquarters
Company, Laurel National Guard, and
Sokols of Baltimore.
In the league games Tuesday. which
will mark the start of play in the Sec
ond round, Western Electric of WASH
ington and Ellicott City Hoplites and
Headquarters Company and De Molays
of Washington will clash.
Brentwood Hawks league champions
last season, and Laurel Independents
are to hook up in the league game Fri
day. A game between the Laurel
Guards and a team to be announced
will follow.
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CUNTS SEEKING GAMES
Deauxville Club of Baltimore IL
Among Challengers.

Deauxville Country Club basket ball
team Of Baltimore is after games with
unlimited class quints Of Washington
and vicinity.
Making up the team comprising for
mer college and high-School players
are Joe Bartos, Binasso, M. Kapian,
Baer and Lee. ssa
Harry I. Kaplan, 7O3 Munsey Build
ing, Baltimore, is booking for the
DeauXville team.
Peck Memorial IS, 100 and 130spound
quints, which have a gymnasium, are
after games. H. G. Tucker is booking
for all three teams at Metropolitan 1885
during the day and Potomac 1870
after 6 pm.
Mosean Athletic Club basketers are
seeking contests with 140-145-pOund
fives. They want particularly TO book
the Fort Washington Post team for
Sunday, January IS, and also the Nom
roes. MoSeans have the Hine Junior
High gymnasium on Mondays.
M. M. Fox is booking for the Moseans
at National 8206 during the day or ak
Atlantic 1A1e betwesn $50 And G ~
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Armstrong SCORES
TWO-POINT VICTORY
Hager's Basket in Final Three
Minutes Beats Wilmington
SchoolbOys, 26 to "a.

A spirited rally in the last three min
utes carried Armstrong High Schools
basket ball team to victory over Howard
High of Wilmington, Del, in the How
ard High gymnasium yesterday, as to
"a.
The game was won with a snappy
hook shot under the basket by Hager.
Howard High got of to an early lead and
remained in front until the last quar-
ter. At the half the count was IL to 10.
Starting the second half the home boys
increased their lead by 8 points. In the
going and four goals from scrimmage
tied the score, beautiful shot by Cor
bin turning the trick.
Corbin, Mozee and Hager took scoring
honors for Armstrong, while Benton
showed well for Wilmington.
The lineup:
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.ROSEDALE ANNEXES
HONORS AT SOCCER
Goal in First Five Minutes Only
Marker in Tilt With
Park View.

Rosedaie eleven yesterday conquered
Park View, to 0, to win the champion
ship of the Recreation Soccer League on
the Iowa Avenue Playground. The
league is conducted by the Municipal
Playground Department.
Mimi, Rosedale inside left. scored the
games lone goal in the first five min
utes Of play. Henderson, Rosedale
goalie, made a remarkable save in the
last 10 minutes to prevent a tie when
he blocked Hurley's goalward boot.
Former elementary and junior high
players make up the Recreation League
personnel for the most part.
Plaza won the title last year.
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coaching committee, but these have not
been considered to any extent The
committee plans to meet sometime this
week, possibly not until the first of next,
to try TO work out the best plan OF
action.
North Carolina State is in a quandary
as to what to do, according to word from
there. The athletic committee has met
several times but has never been able
to agree on any man whose services
could be obtained. Several applications
that are thought well OF are in the
hands Of the committee but the diff
ficulty lies in the fact that members
OF the committee cannot bring them
selves TO the point where they ell think
well Of the same man.
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Arkansas Misses
Don't Miss Much

BY the Associated Press.
MONTICELLO, Ark, January 10.
V1 We'll, boys, here's one for
you to throw back your manly
chests and shoot at.
The girls basket ball team of the
Magnolia A. and M. School played
the Jonesboro Baptist girls last night
and won, 143 to /.
Louise Hicks scored 50 points and
Ruby Selph ran her q close second
with SO to her credit.
The Magnolia girls have played
five games this season, amasSing q
total Of ASS points. The total score
of their opponents is 20.
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EVANSVILLE FIVE ACTIVE
Will Oppose Mount Rainier and St.
Johns This Week.

EVANSVILLE, Nd, January TO-
Hyattsville High basket ball team Is
scheduled to play two games this week.
1t will meet Mount Rainier Junior High
Tuesday afternoon on the Mount
Rainier court in a Prince Georges
County public high title game, and st.
Johns Of washington Friday in the
National Guard Armory here.
Hyattsville has high hopes Of win
ming both games to make its record
four wins and three losses for the
season.
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MIDGETs IN TWO GAMES.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, January 10.
--Shipley's basketers, l30-pound quint,
have listed two games for next week.
Monday night at the Central "Y" in
washington and the Wilson Avenue
Baptist Church of Colmar Manor, Md,
In the Mount Rainier Junior High
School gymnasium Wednesday night.
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TECH BEATS EPISCOPAL
Reichhardt Scores IL Points in
Game Ending SO to 20.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January TO-
Led by Bernie Reichhardt and Everett
Russell. Tech High basketers of WASH
ington opened slashing attack in the
second half to defeat Episcopal High,
SO to 90 here this afternoon.
Episcopal furnished Mckinley ro-
bust fight for the first three quarters
but Reichhardt and Russell, who en-
tered the game at the start of the sec
ond half, began bombarding the cords
In the final quarter. Reichhardt rang
up IL points and Russell 10.
Taylor and Hancock, each with eight
points, did most of Episcopals scoring.
Lineup:
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TIE IN BASKET LEAGUE
Eldbrooke Wins to Get on Even
Terms With Mount Vernon.

Eldbrooke quint vanquished Mount
Vernons, 81 to 81, to create a first-place
tie in the Sunday School Basket Ball
League last night at the Central Y. M.
c. A. as first-round play ended. Mount
Vernons had been leading Eldbrooke by
one game. Each now has won eight
contests and lost one.
In other league games last night Pet
worths downed United Brethrens, % to
"a, and Trinitys conquered Calvary
brakes, % to 81.
Scores:
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SAKS FIVE TAKES 18th
Ends Streak of Griffith Consumers
With 1925 Victory.

Saks & Co. basket ball team won its
thirteenth straight game last night,
overcoming Griffith- Consumers, 80 to
26, at the Boys Club to break long
half, but Grifiths rallied in the second
half, during which the score was three
times tied before Saks finally got ahead
to stay.
Nick Altrock threw out the. first ball.
In 115-pound Boys Club League
games, staged as preliminaries, Jelleffs
defeated Southerns, 20 to 81, and Nye
House was q 22-to-14 victor over
Ravens
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MERCURY oUINT LOSES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January TO-
ers downed Mercury A. G. of Washing
ton, % to 16, in Armory Hall tonight.
The winners were generally superior
and were ahead at the half, % to is.
In a preliminary, Richmond, Fred
ericksburg & Potomac Railroads quint
drubbed Battery I Of Fort washington,
Sc to is.
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The Line-ups.
G. U. MEN IN DOUBLE WIN
Kelly and Slezak Score Twice in
U1tra-Team Meet.

U1tra-Team Meet.
Kelly and Slezak, each with 10 points,
were highs scorers in an intrateam
handicap track meet in which members
of the freshman and varsity George
town University squads competed yes
terday at the Hilltop. The perform
ances on the whole were good.
Kelly won the so and 10 yard dashes
from scratch. while Slezak was VIC
torious in the shotput and 35-pound
hammer throw.
The Summaries.
5O-YARD DASH-Relly (scratch), Kova-
lonek q YARDS, Nelson Il Yard. Time,
sO-YARD DAsH-Kely (scratchl, Nelson
q yards), Kovalonek g YARDS. Time, 72s
44O-YARD DASH (FIRsT HEAT)-Pow-
ers $50 yards). Mara Go yardSl, Connolly
(scratchl. Time. 524s seconds.
SECOND HEAT-Briggs Go yards), Car
lin Is YARDS, Burke (scratch). Time, bl4s
sso.YARD RUN-Fitzgerald Gao yards,.
OReilly go yardsl, Downing (scratch).
Time: 2 minutes 81 seconds.
Blackwell $40 yards), Newkirk (scratch).
Time. minutes SIS seconds.
SHOTPUT-Slezak. a. feet 5H inches;
Parlette. ~ feet. inches.
35-POUND HAMMER THROW-Slezak,
a feet 4la inches; Parlette, SO feet IA
HIGH JUMP-Boniwell, feet 1917 inches
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College, School
Basket Battles
College.
TUESDAY.


TUESDAY.
George Washington VS.. Catholic Uni
versity at Catholic U.
George Washington VS.. Catholic Uni
versity freshmen at Catholic U. (pre-
liminary, 1880 p.m.).
Georgetown vs. Johns Hopkins at
Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY.
Duquesne VS.. American University at
American U.
THURSDAY.
Duke VS.. Maryland at College Park.
George Washington VS.. Randolph
Macon at Ashland, Va.
FRIDAY.
Duquesne VS.. Georgetown at Tech
High.
Columbus University VS.. Potomac
State College at Langley Junior High.
Bliss vs. Strayer at Silver Spring
Armory washington Collegiate Con-
ference game).
Catholic University freshmen VS.
Maryland freshmen at College Park,
pm.
Gallaudet VS.. st. Johns at Annapolis.
American University VS.. Maryland
State Normal at TowSon.
George Washington VS.. Virginia
Medical College at Richmond.
Ben Franklin VS.. Southeastern Uni
versity, probably at Central Y. M. c. A.
SATURDAY.
Washington and Lee VS.. Georgetown
Maryland freshmen VS.. Georgetown
freshmen preliminary to G. U.
Varsity-Washington and Lee game,
tbs pm.).
Loyola CBaltimore) VS.. Maryland at
College Park.
Bliss VS.. George Washington fresh
men at @. w.
School.
TOMORROW.
Eastern VS.. Catholic University fresh
men at Catholic U.
Business VS.. Maryland freshmen at
College Park.
st. Johns VS.. Alumni at st. Johns,
BIS pm.
TUESDAY.
Eastern VS. Western, Central VS.. Tech
public high school championship
games), Tech gymnasium. First game.
Eastern VS.. Western, $3.50 o'clock.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Landon at
Epiphany Church gymnasium.
Friends VS.. Episcopal B team at
Alexandria.
WEDNESDAY.
Central VS.. Alexandra High at Gen.
trail
Business VS.. Catholic University
freshmen at Catholic U.
Eastern VS.. Maryland freshmen at
College Park.
Woodward VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga.
THURSDAY.
Gonzaga VS.. Eastern at Eastern.
FRIDAY.
Central VS.. Business, Tech VS.. West
ern public high school championship
games), Tech gymnasium. First game,
Central VS.. Business, $3.50 o'clock
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown freshmen at
Tech, tbs pm. preliminary to @. U.
Varsity Duquesne game).
Landon VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga,
8 pm.
St. Johns VS.. Hyattsville High at
Hyattsville.
Loyola CBaltimore) vs.. Georgetown
Prep at Garrett Park.
SATURDAY.
Episcopal High vs. Eastern at Eastern.
Gettysburg Academy VS.. Emerson,
here (scene of game to be announceD.
Western VS.. st. Johns freshmen at
Annapolis.
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The Lineup.
QUINT GETS sc POINTS.

Immaculate Conception basketers
drubbed Georgetown A. c., Sc to 20.
Stanley, with 18 points, led the VIM
ners' attack. Immaculates will meet
Peoples Hardware Co. tossers tor1or-
row night at $3.50 O'Clock at Immacu-
late Conception Hail.
The Lineup.
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ST. JOHNS BEATS v. M. |.
Goes Ahead in Second Half After
Battle in First Period.

LEXINGTON, Va, January TO-
Capt MacCartee, Fader and Hoff led
the attack of a flashy st. Johns team
here tonight, with the Johnnies down.
ing stubborn v. M. I. quintet, 30 to 20.
v. M. I. was ahead most of the first
period, but MacCartee dribbled in to
tie the score near the end of the period,
and Wolanski repeated to give the john
MES a 13-to-12 lead.