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DUTRA AHEAD IN OPEN
DIN PAGES Field in Pennsylvania
Title Play.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Olin
Dutra of Los Angeles led the field
in the seventy two-hole Pennsyl-
vania open golf championship after
the initial eighteen holes of play
here Tuesday, taking 90.
Aubrey Boomer, British star, had
20 and Auguste Boyer of France
q 70. Ed Dudley, defending champ,
was away with a poor "a.
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HAS NEW
LEADING NOW
Madge Evans Leaves the Stage to Play Chief Feminine
Role in son of Inda,' Due Saturday at Palace

TT is doubtful there has been uulou
motion picture studio than Madge blonde
in Son Of India which Saturday at the Palace.
Miss left
engagement in philip Forth in which
during its long
She arrived in Los Angeles at Sis evening
car with police escort and was speaking her first word into ae
at N m harnI
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Mr. Fixit-Oil is needed badly on
Nineteenth street between Hard
ing and Sugar Grove avenue. This
street was scraped recently and is
in good condition, but soon will be
full of holes without oil to pack it.
The dust is terrible. E.L.P.
Request for oilinK this street already
was on file in the office of street Com
missioner w. H. WinShip, who promised
action as soon as previous requests for
street Oiling have been filed.
Mr.. Fixit-There should be a
street light on the north side of the
West street railroad elevation, lust
south of Chesapeake street, as it is
scandalously dark at this point.
G. R. M.
Request for Hight at this location
should be made to the works board in
the regular way. by filing a petition
signed by interested property owners.
Blank petitions may be obtained at the
works board office. city hall, or one
viii be mailed to you upon request If you
I~N- Az duutACI AGbGGEs
Mr.. Fixit-Please see the proper
authorities about having oil placed
on Bright street south of New
York street. The dust is unbear-
able. e
Street Commissioner w. Fl. Winshjp
has placed this request on file and will
act on it, he said, as soon as the street
department is able to catch up with
previous requests.
Mr.. Fixit-I beg to call your at
tention to a very bad washout at the
bridge across the canal, north of
Sixty third street, either at Belle
tontaine or Cornell avenue. It is
several feet deep, three or four feet
wide and directly in line with the
sidewalk on the east side of the
street. j. I'M
Immediate attention will be given this
complaint. Street Commissioner w. II.
Winship promised.
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Runs batted in-Sigafoos. Pick az. Mar
ouardt ~, Grigsy ~. Dunlap. Koenecke.
Two-baSe hits-Monahan. Treadway, Pick
Bedore; Three-base hit--Angley. Home
run-Sigafoos; Stolen bases-Narlesky,
Marquardt. Sacrifices aruuardt, Grigs-
by, Left on bases Indianapolis. 7; Kansas
! CITY, 8. Base on balls-Oh Horne 4; off
DgRah pe1 L of R. ~ Miller Hen stEHfk out
/, Horne. II in innings; of R. Miller. i
lin 2 innings. Losing pitcher--Horne. Um-
rtl:47,
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NATIONAL LEAGIrr

Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston two games)
Detroit at Philadelphia two games).
Cleveland at New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-15

HUME RUNS
Ciehrig Yankees. as Foxx Athletics IL
Klein. Phillies. e. 81 Averill Indians IS
Ruth. Yankees. 81
Runs Batted In
Gehrig.. Yankees. go Klein. Phillies 10
Ruth, Yankees. 81 AVeriil Indians. n
Cronin. Senators. so
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Hagen's Sub-Par Golf
Beats Alliss in Open
Walter Snags Birdie on Seventeenth After Uphill Battle
to Hold One Stroke Edge Over Brton in
Canadian PIayoff
BY L. S. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

TORONTO Ontario 15The wizardy Hagen has
perfected his fore
TO make a
Hagen
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from then Hagen fought
zoo and 26O yards down the rang His pur
acted well Occasionally Hagen slipped grace got
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TRIBE AVERAGES
Major Leaders

+ Following averages, compiled by
United Press, include games played
Tuesday, July IA:
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BASEBALL
CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGTE
NATIONAL LEAGuE
Games Today
u ONAA
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
games.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Columbus at Milwaukee; two games.
Toledo at Kansas CITY.
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Boston at Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Old Pete Too Tough
INDIANAPOLIS

r. Fitzgeralld batat9ed for Horne IL l1 IN
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Grabowski, Chapman. Wetherell and De
az uIteIsSi Brlllheart. Vandenberg, Sheehan
Walsh. Henry and Hargrave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
EVANSVILLE COURT
HAS HEAVY SCHEDULE
Eight Games to Be Played This
Week on National Guard
Armory Floor.

EVANSVILLE, Md, February 2I.-
Eight basket ball games are scheduled
reXt week on the National Guard
Armory floor here. 1t will be the last
big week of the court campaign here
in point of number of games, though
the Prince Georges County League
championship probably will not be de-
cided until Griffith-Consumers of Wash
ingtor, at present setting the space, and
Company F. National Guard of Hyatts-
vile, runner-up, meet week from %
morrow.
Company r Is out Of the title race.
but by beating Consumers would likely
create a f1rst-place tie between that
tam and Richards Colonials. who now
stand second.
incidentally, Consumers and Colonials
will hook up in an exhibition game to-
morrow afternoon at 230 o'clock on
the armory floor, preceding another
exhibition match between Company F
and National Circles of Washington.
Two league games are scheduled Mon
day night Colonials and Hyattsville
Southern Methodists and Company r
and Mount Rainier will have it out.
Company F Reserves will play game
Wednesday night.
Colonials and Mount Rainier will face
in league game Thursday night. Com
pany F Regulars will then show their
wares against an opponent to be named
The Reserves also will again play
Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
BENNIE NOT TO PLAY
TODAY FOR SKINKERS
Star Basketer Out of Town as
Eagles Face Philadelphia
Hebrew Quint.

Though they will enter the game
without one regular, Ralph Bonnie. who
will be out of town. Skinker Eagles have
high hopes of adding another victim to
their list when they face South Phila-
delphia Hebrews this afternoon at
basket ball in the Silver Spring Armory
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Philadelphians. who boast the
1880 National Y. NJ. H. A. champion
ship, have won II games and lest 5
this season, having piled up 1872 points
to 573 for their opponents. The Quaker
City team later defeated four of the
five teams by which it was defeated.
Scranton alone has proved tartar to
the Philly crew.
Members of the Philadelphia squad,
which is leading in the Penn-Jersey
y. M H. A. competition and is tied for
first place in the Jewish League, include
George Solitaire and Reds Rosen, hailed
as dead shots; Tubby kaufman, Aide
Weiner. Nat Backstein, Marty Blum
berg. Nocky Rothstein and Sam Sherr
There will be preliminary this after
noon between Griffith Consumers and
st. Mary's Lyceums of Alexandria, start
ing at 2:30 o'clock.
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YOUNG CAVALIERS LEAD
Take Track Meet With Episcopal
and Woodbury. Forest.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February
21.-Virginia's first-year track team won
triangular track indoor meet today by
scoring Al points over Episcopal High,
with 201z, and Woodbury. Forest School,
with 1872.
Summaries:
5O-YARD DASH-GWnn (Woodberry) {;
second Abramson CVirginia) third, Hsg-
gin tWoodberryl: Time, 80 SECONDS.
MILE RUN-Nevins tEpiscopaD' second,
Clarkson (Virsinia); third Morris tEpisco-
pail. Time, 5:2l.6
44O-YARD DASH-Dudley virginia.. sec
ond; Sherrell Episcopal; third, Wilder
virginia. Time. ST. seconds.
5O-YARD HIGH HURDLEs-Antrim (vir,-
sinia5; second, Myers (Woodberry); third,
Hunter (VirginiaJ. Time, SO seconds.
$50 YARDS-Tie between Peden. (VirEinial
and Handlin (EpiscopaD; third, Manuta
virginia. Time, 2:l4.7.
5O-YARD LOW HURDLEs-Antrim (Vir.-
ginia); second, Carey Episcopal; third
freeman (Woodberry). Time, o.5.
sHoTPUT-Coles virginia. second. Hunt
er (Virginial; third, Mitchell (EpiscopaD
Distance. 40 feet.
POLE VAULT-Freeman (Woodberry); sec
ond, Davis tEpiscopaD; third, Hunter (Vlr-
ginia). Height, 10 feet inches.
HIGH JUMP-Tie between Tucker (Vir-
ginia5 and Haggin (Woodberry):- tie for
third between Brown and Sherry lEplScopai)
and Fitzhugh and Jones CWoodberryl
Height ( feet inches
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FINAL FULL WEEK
FOR SCHOOL F|VES
Have IS Games Listed for
Next Six Days-Central
In Swim Meet.

(EvERAL games figured to provide
sparkling action are listed for
schoolboy basketers Of the Dis
trict group this week. Fifteen
matches are booked.
Il will be the last really big week Of
the campaign for the scholastics. The
Westinghouse tournament, which has
attracted local entries, is listed next
week and several encounters are carded
for floors hereabout, but there will be
. noticeable falling of in activity. The
end Of the court season is just around
the we'll known corner.
Action is scheduled every day next
week In the brightest Tits George
town Prep and Gonzaga will meet Tues
day afternoon at Gonzaga and Con-
zaga and Western Thursday afternoon
at Western. Western, Central and Con-
zaga also are to face Catholic Tn
versity Freshmen on Monday and Tues
day at c. u and on Friday at Con-
zaga in scraps that should be inter-
esting.
Basket ball will not quite monopolize
the stage, as Centrals swimmers have
an enga cement with Loyola High OF
Baltimore for the Central tank Friday
afternoon.
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TWIN BILL is LISTED
IN ALEXANDRIA GYM
R., F. & P. to Meet Kensington in
Feature-Junior Five Set
Second Half Dates.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, February I'll
Robert Mcdonald. manager of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg e. Potomac Rail-
road Co. cagers, has arranged an at
tractive program for tomorrow at Schu-
ler's Hall.
Alpha Delta Omega will oppose the
Potomac Boat Club in preliminary at
2:15, with The Railroaders and the Ken
sington. Md, Howitzers clashins an
hour later.
owen Creegan, president of the City
Junior Basket Ball League, mas COM
pleted work on the second half Of the
leagues schedule, as follows:
49, s9ore 9ousfS n so Hrh
School Seconds Boy Scouts VS.. Friends 4,
esxandria HiEh School seconds vs.. Boy
school Esnas Store
March,. Central Cougars VS.. Friends A
I, &. IS: W6itestone'ss store: Aisxandria
High School Seconds vs.. Central Cougars
yer 4. C.; Boy Scouts T vs.. whtestone store
Manager rip" Payne. pilot of the
Senator A. c. nihe, has signed the fol-
lowing players: Tom Ennis, Zones.
Hammersley, Ticer Jack Hudson, Wood
row Godfrey Lawler, Fletcher, Potter
chum, Dear, Pat Flinchum, Suthard
Lambert Barnett.
Scholastic basket ball will be brought
to a close during the week.
Alexandria High will face Alpha Delta
Omega at the Armory Wednesday night
while Western will be played Friday.
Episcopal will entertain Emerson
Wednesday at $50 and on Saturday
will go to Orange, Va, for its most i'm
portant game of the year, that with
Woodbury. Forest.
Tommy Lucas, captain and guard of
the ST. Mary's Lyceum Five, has suf-
fered a dislocated right shoulder and
probably is out for the season.
Bill Hammond's Glover A. c. trim
med an all-star team from Fort Hum
phreys, 80 to 40. at Schulers Hall last
night.
Alpha Delta Omega will play the
Rockville A. C. at Rockville, Md, Mon
day night at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
DR.. ELY IS HONORED
BY GALLAUDET A. A.
Faculty, Alumni, Students Join in
Praises of Institutions First
Gridiron Manager.

DR.. Charles Ely, for forty years a
teacher at Gallaudet College, was paid
high tribute by students, alumni and
members of the faculty last night as
guest of honor at the twenty-first an
nual banquet of the athletic association
at Kendall Green.
DR.. Ely was Gallaudets first foot ball
manager. He came to the institution in
1891 upon being graduated by Yale. He
has been associated with the Gallaudet
athletic organization since he joined
the faculty
He is fellow in the American As
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Science, member Of the Chemical So
ciety of Washington and former presi-
dent of the chronological Society of
this city.
Speakers at the banquet were DR..
Fercival Hill, president of Gallaudet
Roy J. Stewart, class of 81; Walter
Krug, class of '27 and a member OF
the coaching staff; Max Friedman,
POSTMASTER and Frank Galluzzo, foot
ball manager, the latter two in this
years graduating class
About 200 attended reception to DR..
Ely that followed the banquet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
KEEN RIVALS TO TILT
IN COMMUNITY LOOP
Clovers Have Pennant, but Weeks
Games Are Apt to Be
Brisk Struggles.

Though the Clover quint has won
the pennant, games this week in the
Community Center Basket Ball League
are expected to produce plenty good
competition as several teams will be
out to even old scores with their rivals.
Because of the holiday no matches
are schsd uled tomorrow, but starting
Tuesday there will be at least one game
each night.
Here's the schedule
Tuesday, Eastern High, o'clock,
Eastern Whirlwinds VS.. brakes.
Wednesday, Central High, O'Clock,
Company E VS.. Mercury; 8 O'Clock,
Crescent VS.. Monroe.
Thursday, Eastern, O'Clock, De-
Mo'ay VS.. fremont.
Friday, Mcfarland, 9 o'clock, Pet
worth Nets VS. Pontiac.
Saturday, Eastern. 9 o'clock, Grifith-
Consumers VS.. Mount Vernon.
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Tic University Stage Unusual Athletic Carnival Tomorrow Night
List of Events
For Collegians
Basket Ball.
TUESDAY.

Basket Ball.
TUESDAY.
Southeastern U. VS.. Strayer at
Central High Washington Collegiate
Conference game), 9 pm.
George Washington vs.. st. Johns
at Annapolis, 8 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Maryland at
College Park, SIS.
Georgetown VS.. Loyola at Balti-
more.
Columbus University VS.. Lynch
burg College at Lynchburg.
THURSDAY.
American University VS. st. Johns
at Annapolis. o'clock.
Catholic University VS.. st. Johns
at Brooklyn, N. Y.
FRIDAY.
iIginia Medical College VS.. George
Washington at George Washington.
Drexel VS.. Gallaudet at Kendall
Green.
Maryland in Southern Conference
tourney at Atlanta.
Catholic U. VS.. Seventh Regiment
at Brooklyn, N. Y.
SATURDAY.
Drexel VS.. George Washington at
George Washington.
Virginia Medical College VS.. Amer
lean U. at A. U.
Catholic U. VS.. Seton Hall at South
Orange, N. j.
Boxing.
Temple VS.. Catholic U. at c. U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
Sports Program
For Schoolboys
Basket Ball.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Western vs.. Catholic University
Freshmen at c. u, 4 O'Clock.
TUESDAY.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Gonzaga ct
Gonzaga, $3.50.
Central VS.. Catholic o. Freshmen
at c. u, 4 o'clock.
Dewitt VS.. National Training School
at N. T. s., $50.
Woodward vs.. Landon at Epiphany
Church gymnasium, $3.50.
WEDNESDAY.
Emerson VS.. Episcopal ut Ajax.
andria.
swavely VS.. st. Adams at st. Albani
THURSDAY.
Gonzaga VS.. Western at Western,
$3.50.
Central VS.. ST. Johns Freshmen as
Annapolis.
Mount st. Josephs High - it,
more VS.. Georgetown Prep a. Car
ret Park.
FRIDAY.
GonzagA VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen at Gonzaga, 8 pm.
Friends vs.. st. Adams at st. Al
bans, $50.
Dewitt VS.. Charlotte Hall at Char
lotte Hall.
Western High VS.. Alexandria High
at Alexandra.
SWIMMING.
FRIDAY.
Loyola vs.. Central at Central, $3.50.
SATURDAY.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Swavely at
Manassas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
CENTRAL SWIMMERS BOW
Lose Meet to Undefeated Virginia
Freshmen, AZ to %.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February
2l.-Virginia freshman swimmers TODAY
endTd the season with ~ to % VIC
tor: over Central High of Washington,
TIE young Cavaliers have not been de-
Ieated, but were once tied.
Summaries:
MEDLEY RELAY-Won by Virginia (De-
1884
RELAY-won By virginia Morrison
MarsLon; Fishburne, Stevens. Time. i So I,
N-YARD DASh-Won by Delamater (Vir-
ginial; second Mafston lvirSiniaj; third,
100 YARD BREAST sTHRRoKE-won by
Morrison (virsinial; second, Bloomenthal
!Virginia); third. Dicner (CentraD. Time,
2so-YARD swIM-won by Carter tcen-
traD; second, Roadley Central; third,
M99 tYHRp VRIrESrlnKas Fi%s ~
amater Virginia plTm1 second Bonnet Gen
i00-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Stevens
rVirginial; second, Burns tCentraD; third,
FANCY DIViNG-Won by Lyman Cen
tran, SECOND. Fishburne (virginiaJ; third,
Booker (Virginia).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
POINT PUTS KENDALL
SCHOOL OUT OF PLAY
Washington Entrant in Tourney
for Deaf Is Defeated by
New Jersey, 1918.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. February 2l.-
BY the slim margin of point, Kendall
deaf championship basket ball tour
from the fourth annual Eastern States
Deaf championship basket ball tour
ney here today
1t was defeated, 10 to 10, by the New
Jersey School in its semi-final round
match.
P. I. D., the defending champion, ad-
yanced to the final by defeating st.
Joe's OF New York, 20 to IL, after de-
feating Lexington, 20 to 10. Rhode
Island was eliminated in its second tilt
OF the day by Western Pennsylvania
50 to 10. In other games Virginia
trlpped Maryland, IS TO IA, and Farm
wood lost to Virginia, 18 to l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
LISTS EPISCOPAL HIGH
Virginia Episcopal to Play Nine
Grid Games in 1881.

LYNCHBURG, Va, February 49,
Schedule for the 1881 foot ball team at
Virginia Episcopal School includes nine
games, five Of which will be played at
home.
September 23-Charlottesville
October Blackstone Military Academy
october 10-Woodberry Forest at Orange
October 17.-Shenandoah Valley Academy at
Charlottesville
October 24-Fishburne Military Academy
October 31-Danville Military Academy.
November 7-Episcopal High
Bedford.
November 2l-st christophers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22

Take it from Joe Turner. who allows
that while "grudge" bouts are mostly
bunk, real honest-to-g odness battle
will be that between Paul Jones and
the Terrible White Feather man. T.
seems the pair met once before in a
Commute draw, but whether White
Feather bent Jones teeth too much with
his chinlock or whether Jones squeezed
the Indians brisket too hard was not
determined. Anyway, i'll feeling is re-
ported.
Paul Jones is said to have the most
painful scissors since Joe Stecher was
| in his prime. Jones differs from
Stechers' in that he hooks one leg from
the knee of the other, instead of both
from the toes.
Rudy Dusek, who has been perform
ing in the Monumental City lately, is
ranked as one Of the top-notchers of
Jack Curley's circuit. 1t will be his first
appearance in local ring.
Tickets are on sale at Joe Turner'S
office at the Annapolis Hotel. Women
with escorts will be admitted free to
all seats except those on the stage and
in Foxes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
IN STATE BASKET RACE
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High to
Play First Game March 6.

Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
basket ball quint, which won the
Montgomery County scholastic cham
pionship Friday, defeating Damascus
High. IA to 9. is carded for its opening
game in the State championship series
March 6 at the University of Maryland
It's opponent will be announced later.
Bethesda Chevy Chase captured the
Montgomery County crown after win
ming Southern zone honors Damascus
trilu1phed in the Northern zone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
RACQUET CLUB VICTOR.

Squash racqueters of the Racquet
c ub cleaned up with team of Lang
ley Fi.ld officers, 10 to O, yesterday on
the clubs courts Coach Otto Clock
ler's charges have been drilling for some
time and were generally superior to
the invaders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
VIRGINIA ROUTS SEWANEE
Victory Gives Cavaliers Right t
Compete in Tournament.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. February
21.-Virginia clinched right to compete
in the Southern Conference basket ball
tournament by defeating sewanee, 90
to IS tonight
Mayo, Virginia forward scored more
than entire Sewanee team.
Line-ups:
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AMERICAN U. BOOKED
Eagle Eleven Second on 11-Gams
Schedule of Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG, Va, February al
American University of Washington has
been booked for foot ball contest here
by Lynchburg College for october 3, the
11-game 1881 Lynchburg schedule an.
nounced today shows.
Lynchburg will close its season
against Rollins College at Winter Park,
Fla. on December 6.
The Lynchburg schedule:
September 2s--High Point
october 3-American University.
October 1o-Emo-y and Henry, there.
october 17-Elon College there.
October 24-Randolph- Macon.
October 3l-GuilfoTd.
November Hampton Sydnay.
November 1@Atlantic University tproo-
November 2l-st.. Johns. at Annapolis,
December 6-Rollins College, at Winter
Park, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
WAR GIRLS TAKE LEAD
Top Federal League by Sweeping
Games With Commerce.

Conquering Commerce. in three siz.
cling games, War girls forged to the
top in the Ladies Federal League, tax
ing a one-gan1e lead over Navy as the
sailor girls lost one to Labor.
| TEAM STANnING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
EASY FOR EPISCOPAL
Goal in Wrong Basket Adds Il
Score Against Swavelv.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. February 21.-
Episcopal High basketers walloped
Swavely, 81 to II, on the Episcopal
court today. Getting an early big lead,
episcopal was never headed. Its half
time advantage was 80 to Z.
Episcopal really scored only 81 points.
McAboy OF Swavely tossed the ball into
the wrong basket after Robinson of
Episcopal missed a foul shot
Line-ups:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
BEATS FRENCH HOPEFUL
Cuthberg, English Feather, Out
boxes Bonaugure, Hailed as Conner.

PARIS, February 81 CR-Johnny
Cuthberg, English featherweight cham
2lon, oeffated Guy Bonaugure of
France, on points in a lo-round bout
mere tonight
Bonaugure, hailed as a coming cham
p.on, could not pierce the canny British
veterans defense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22

next morning and leave for Atlanta to
take part in the Southern Conference
tournament.
Boxing will hold the center of the
athletic stage Saturday night at Cath
Ole University, the Temple fighters
being scheduled to appear here
The Brooklanders are of the opinion
they will be against the strongest OUTFIT
they have met this year, not excepting
even Bucknell, with which they got a
| tie.
If Dorsey Grifith. coach Of track at
| Catholic University, succeeds in bring
| ing here for his indoor track meet,
March T. Ray Conger and then sched-
uleS as an opponent for him the French
runner, Martin, then he will have sue
! ceeded in carding an event that should
pack his gymnasium.
Catholic University is to engage in
nine outdoor track and field meets. &C
cording TO recent announcements of its
schedule. The Brooklanders open with
Randolph April 13 and close
with Delaware May Is.
The list of meets:
April 13-Randolph- Macon, at Ash
land
April 1s-Maryland, at College Park.
April 24-25-Penn Relays, at Phila-
delphia.
April 2s-wake Forest at Wake For
May 2-Quadrangular meet with Gal
laudet, George Washington and Hop
ktns, at Baltimore.
May 6-Gallaudet. at Brookland.
May 9--Villanova.
May l3-Temple, at Philadelphia.
May l6-Delaware.