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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-21
WILDCATS CANCEL
SCHOOLBOY MEET
18-Year-0Id Carnival Goes
at Behest of North Cen.
trail Association.

~HTcAGO, January Il CFD.-The
North Central Association Of
Colleges and Secondary Schools
has won another night In It's
battle to abolish national high school
athletic tournaments.
Northwestern University, through Dr.
rector Of Athletics Kenneth TUG" VIII
son, last night announced discontin-
uancO Of its national interscholastic
track, swimming and wrestling meet, q
carnival 10 years old.
The University Of Chicago recently
obeyed the recommendations or order
OF the association by abolishing its an
nual high school basket ball tourna-
ment, o national classic for many years.
Loyola University of Chicago 90 far
has been the only institution to defy
the association in the fight, deciding to
continue its national Catholic prep
basket ball tournament.
Through the influence Of the Nation
81 Federation Of State High School
Athletic Associations, the North Gen.
Tal body last spring warned all its
membership that 1t must discontinue
such national meets or run the risk Of
disbarment from its body. Most Of the
universities, colleges and secondary
schools belong to the association. and
diSbarment from it, group means that
no Students credits would be accepted
1t an accredited institution.
Northwestern'B tournament Attracted
$50 athletes last spring,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-21
CENTRAL TO Play
MARYLAND FROSH
Offer Lone Game Tomorrow,
Tech, St. AIban'S and G. U.
Prep Elves Score.
s is usually the case on

A S is usually the case on Thurs
~ days, tomorrow will be . lean
~ day for schoolboy basketers in
this area In fact, game
between Central and Maryland Fresh
men ct College Park is the lone en-
gagement appearing on the books.
In other court games outside the
title series hereabout yesterday after
noon and last night Tech handed George
Washington Freshmen q 1880 defeat
in the preliminary to the G. w. var
sity- Randolph game in the @.
w. gymnasium, st. Adams routed
Landon, AZ to IA, at American Uni
versity, and Georgetown Prep walloped
Rockville High, 40 TO 10. at Rockville.
Today, however, much activity was
scheduled for scholastic tosSers who
were to appear In five games.
GonZaga was to meet Tech at Tech,
Eastern and Westinghouse were TO
have 1t out at Eastern, Business had an
engagement with Swavely at Manassas,
Va; Western was to meet Maryland
Freshmen at College Park, and George
town Prep was TO face Episcopal at
Alexandria.
Bernie Reichhardt, Buck Beach and
Everett Russell found the cords often
as Tech downed George Washington
Freshmen. The Gray gained an early
lead and contrtved to stay ahead all
the way.
Line.ups:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-21
CENSUS BASKETERS
SEEK LEAGUE LEAD
Take on Strong Foe Tonight in
Stewart Photographers.
Three Teams Tied.

Deadlocked with the Howard A.
French five and the skinker Eagles,
who trounced the Anacostia Eagles,
41-sl, last night, the Census Enumera-
tors tonight win strive TO down the
Stewart Photographers and forge to the
front In the Washington Independent
The Census, skinkers and French
teams have won two games apiece in
as many starts. In meeting Stewart
Photographers, however, the Enumera-
tors win have . tough foe, one that
gave the champion Eagles plenty of
night. Tonight's game at Immaculate
Conception will start ct $50 O'Clock
With Duke Allan and Ralph Bonnie
leading the way, Skinker Eagles downed
AnacoStia Eagles. The game was little
more than . parade to the foul lines
The champion Eagles sunk II fouls,
while Anacostia was good for 2.
HyattsvilIe National Guards are with.
out q game for Friday. Call Laurel
1S4 during the day or laurel 1e9 after
z o'clock.
In the Boys Club League saks
Clothiers won their seventeenth straight
basket ball victory Of the season by
UNWILLING Vic OCN1oll NEI~
ter cagers, 1870. Bernie Jones, for
mer Business High School forward,
scored IL points to lead the attack,
while Sammy Hook played a steady
floor game.
Palace toSsers overwhelmed Christ
Church in a 115-pound class game,
1915, and Optimists, in the 130-pound
class, noSed out Spengler Post, H-16.
Olmsted Grill tossers win essay
bit Of "iron-nnan" duty tonight, play
ing pair Of tits. At o'clock the
Grillers clash with the Georgetown A.
@. and at o'clock they oppose Co
lumbiaS. Both games are slated for
Mcfarland Junior High School.
Silver Spring scored two Victories over
Gaithersburg athletes yesterday, the
boys team easily triumphing, 27-6, and
the girls eking out q 26-25 verdict.
Scores of last nights battles follow:
Petworth, 46; Mercury, 81.
Dumbarton, 1e; Mercury, IL.
Knights Of Columbus, H.; Mont
rose, IS.
st. Paul's, SO; vermonts, "a.
Peck Memorial, 2o Kelley A. c., II.
Kelleys, %; Trinity, IL.
Immaculate, 50; Petworth Juniors, 26.
Fort Myer, As; Virginia A. c., "a.
WhirlwindS, 80; Tremonts, 20.
Census Cardinals, as; Yorks, II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-21
$40" Is Rated Toughest Test
John O'Reilly Declares Rowing is Only Trial of
Stamina to Be Compared With 1t.

to Brooklyn Saturday. "I've chosen
four already" said O'ReiIly. John
Mara and Paul Connolly will race O
time trial today for the fourth place
on the relay team. Victor Burke.
captain; Arthur Briggs and Charlie
Carlin are the Others who'll run the
40 and AL Kelly the sprints.
The greatest 440-yarder Of George
town? Well, couldn't tell you, Z"
smiled the veteran coach, but it's
between Jimmy. Burgess and Vernon
Asher, '23, "a and rs. Ted Mere
dith of Pennsylvania was the great
est of all time"
Perhaps you've not noticed Il,
but trackmen, especially the quarter.
milers, are the most nervous Of ath-
.letes, whereas foot ball, basket BAN
players and even boxers generally
are more phlegmatic.
OReilly, who has turned out many
Of the best cinder artists in the East
in his time, threw an interesting
light on athletics when he declared
that Of an sports, foot ball is most
beneficial in building strength, char
acter and presence Of mind.
i've coached all sports" he said
and II q boy takes foot ball sert.
ously, he'll get more benefit from It
than any other sport training. He
learns to make 90 many sacrifices,
has got to keep In perfect shape and
use his head"
Take q track candidate" he con.
cluded, "he trains from early Fall
to May for few meets. OF course,
it's only an hour or less at q time
and we vary it. The first part are
exercises to develop the upper part
Of the body, the last the legs.
But the foot ball candidate, tax
ing his training seriously, gets the
most benefit because there's so much
to the game"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-21
Basket Results

George washington, 81; Randolph
Macon, a..
Strayers, 81; Southeastern, 23.
Georgia Tech, 80; Florida, 20.
Yale, ST; Penn, %.
Johns Hopkins, SO; Western Mary
land, "a.
Millikin, IS; Illinois Wesleyan, Is.
Monmouth, 20: Augustana, 19.
Lake Forest, 20; Northwestern Col
lege, %.
Lawrence, IS; Ripon, Al.
Fort Wayne, %; Chicago, is (Amer-
lean League.
Defiance, a.; Button, as.
Ohio Northern, ~; Bowling Green, as.
wilmington, 80; Bliss, IS.
F1ndlay, 70; Urbanna, 20.
Hiram, 2S; Oberlin, rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-21

~oACH JOHN D. OREILLY,
who Saturday WI send
~ Georgetowns four speediest
quarter milers against O
crack field In the Brooklyn games,
think these boys-44O yarders-
have the toughest job In sports.
They've got TO give all they've
got. There's no rest. Four hun
dred and forty yards away there's
the tape and 1t takes classy sprint
ers anywhere from 4s to so seconds
to make 1t in. But they're strain
ing all the way, giving all they've
got.
"Hockey's tough on a player. It's
the fastest game in sports, but
there's no comparison between that
nerve-wracking, muscle -straining so
seconds or less Of q 440, during
which 1t takes every bit Of heart In
Q man TO win, and q minute or less
Of the fastest hockey.
only one sport can compare with
that quarter-mile and that's rowing.
But in rowing, the oarsman has
that all-too-short lapse when he
brings his blade back. That frac-
tional let-up gives strength for an
other effort, though.
Two miles? No comparison. A
runner merely keeps Q steady pace
and lets out, II necessary, only in the
last few yards.
MY boys will be out there bat
Ting, but fear Pennsylvania, Har-
ward and Holy Cross"
The genial, snow white haired
mentor, veteran Of hundreds Of such
campaigns, win take i've trackmen
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Brown and Bolton
Sign With Criffs

Add 70 the list Of players signed
for service with the Nationals next
season the names Of Pitcher Lloyd
Brown and Catcher Cliff Bolton,
whose duly executed documents, Just
received ut local headquarters,
boost the total Of athletes now In
the fold to an even dozen.
Brown, whose feat Of chalking up
10 victories last season earned for
him the status Of regular finger,
along with Fred MarberTy, Sam
Jones, Irving Hadley and Alvin
Crowder, hopes to further intrench
himself as the southpaw mainStay of
the team, while Bolton, . green re-
ceiver, but . promising hitter from
the Griff's Chattanooga farm, win
be tutored at the Biloxi camp by
Coach Ed Charity.
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PAIR OF LOOP TILTS
IN ALEXANDRIA GYM
Unlimited and Junior Leagues
Will Present Double Bill To-
morrow Night.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January al
One Of the best games in the newly
organized Alexandria City Basket Ball
League will be played tomorrow night,
when Alpha Delta Omega engages the
st. Marys Lyceum five at the Armory
Hall at $3.50 o'clock.
Central Cougars and the French A. c.
will inaugurate play in the Junior
League in q preliminary at 1870.
Fort Myer cagers defeated the Vtr-
ginia A. o. tossers, IS to 81, ct Fort
Myer last night. Hardy Gensmere
Of the virginians was high scorer with
az points.
81. Mary's Buddies trimmed the
Alexandra High girls, II to z, yes
terday.
Mildred Haynes and Bert Lynn
trtumphed in the blind pig bowling
tournament ct the Health Center,
turning In sets Of S46 each. Miss
Haynes won high game honors with
131.
Eastern High win face Alexandra
High Saturday night at Armory Hall.
University Shop Of Washington will
play the Alexandria High Seconds"
in q preliminary at T:l5.
Potomac Rife Club has opened its
membership and is recruiting new
members.
Roberta Hoy, forward has been
elected captain Of the Alexandra
High basket ball sextet, with Edith
Spaulding manager. The Maroon and
White lassies viii play Fredericksburg
High School Friday night in q prelim-
mary to the Third Athletic District
clash between the boys teams Of the
two schools at Fredericksburg.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Poto-
mac Railroad Co. will play Sunday
afternoon games at Schuylers' Hall.
Northern A. @. will be entertained Sun
day at $3.50.
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Max and Trainer
Sail for America

BREMEN. Germany, January a
CR.-Max Schmeling, German box
er, sailed aboard the Europa today
with his trainer, Max MAchon, for
New York.
.Schmeling said that he intended
to go In training Immediately for
q series Of exhibition bouts In BAL
timore and 40 other American
Southern and Southwestern cities,
and Havana.
whichever way my fight with
Striking turns out" he said, 'T
shall come back TO Germany even
If have to 60 out again In Sep
TENDER to meet Camera"
He said he would sign Q contract
prepared by Jacobs, his manager,
and would give q good account Of
himself.
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Crimson Students
Urge Tiger Games

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, January 81
~ R.-The Harvard student coun-
Gil has unanimously passed o
resolution favor1ng resumption Of
athletic relations, excepting foot ball,
with Princeton. Similar action was
taken by Princeton student officers
yesterday.
THE two universities" the resolu-
ton said, hold much in common
and, with the undergraduate bodies
feeling rs they do, it would be I'M
fortunate for such natural rivals to
be further prevented from competing
without some very good reason.
Harvarl-Princeton competition can
not take place too Soon."
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Stops Foot Ball
Because of Cost

nENVER, January 81 B.-Regis
~ College, Q Jesuit institution,
has discarded intercollegiate
foot ball.
~ A decision TO abandon the game
was reached by the athletic board Of
control last night.
'"The problem II purely q local
one" the board announced. what
Is good for other schools doesn't
seem to be good for Regis. The
financial burden Is too much to
bear"
Norman Strader, foot ball coach
and athletic director, will be retained
Is supervisor Of intramural sports.
Regis Is the second Jesuit insti-
tuition to announce abandonment of
foot ball activities within the last
few months. Loyola Of Chicago has
taken sinailar action.
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EVANSVILLE FIVE BUSY
Victor Over Woodward, It Plays
at Towson Tomorrow.

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, January al
Hyattsville High basketerS, who yester.
day rang up . 14-to-o victory over
Woodward School OF washington on
the National Guard Armory floor here,
will travel to Towson, Md, tomorrow
to engage the high school quint there.
Coach Stanleigh Jenkins today an
nounced that as the result Of the con-
sistent form shown by Coleman Head
ley, substitute guard, In Hyattsville's
last games he would start this player
In the Towson game.
Hyattsville had to come from behind
to win yesterday. Woodward led at
the half, 6 to 4.
Tjna-Iipa.
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CUNTS TO BATTLE
FOR LEAD TONIGHT
BENJAMIN Franklin and Columbus
o., Tied in Conference, Clash
ct Central Gym.

With two victories In a. many START
to their credit. Benjamin Franklin and
Columbus University flves tonight vii
ington Collegiate Conference ct thu
Central High School gymnasium.
While the Bennies, who hold q vic.
tory over Catholic University and have
made strong stands against other col
lege teams, reign faVorites, Columbus Il
expected to provide plenty Of Competi-
ton.
Pontiacs and Company u cageFs meet
in the preliminary, starting at 3 o'clock
The conference game VIII follow ut
o'clock.