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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
TILDEN AGAIN TAKES
KOZELUH INTO CAMP
Big Bills Service Too Much for
Czech Rival in Indoor
Match in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md, February 20-Big
Bill Tilden's cannon-ball service roared
again last night at Carlin's, and Karel
Kozeluh, his Czechoslovakian opponent,
suffered his second straight-set defeat
in their series Of matches for the world
professional indoor tennis championship.
The score was 60, Ga, 81.
Representatives of the French and
Czechoslovakian diplomatic corps, in
Guiding Mile. Renee Claudel, daughter
of the French Ambassador, and Ferdi-
nand Veteserra, Czechoslovakian Minis
ter to the United States. were included
in the gallery. which numbered $500,
according to the officials in charge.
The program included two other
matches. Frank Hunter, the interna-
tionalist. who ranked second to Tilden
in the United States last year, and EN-
met Pare, a Chicago youth. who has
held the Maryland State amateur cham
pionship,, played a two-set preliminary,
which ended with honors even. Hunter
won the first set, IS, while Pare took
the second, 60.
The feature singles was followed by
a doubles encounter, in which Tilden
and Hunter made short work of Koze-
luh and Pare, 60, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR,

EIGHTEEN Washingtonian have
IL entered the South Atlantic
championship cross country run
to be held next wednesday over the
Brightwood course.
Washingtons entries include e. J.
Kearney, E. o. Dakin and Fred
Reeves of Standard A. c.; w. o.
Post and Howard B. Ricketts, Of the
Y. M. c. A., and Harry Fiddesop,
H. w. Benton, w. r. Collegeman,
John D. Bolac, H. G. Hullfish, G. D.
Kicker, G. w. Holland, w. H. Scho-
field, E. j. Beller, F. l.. Renner,
Warner Curley and Richard Mans
field.
c. u. freshmen conquered Gallau-
Diet reserves, 81 to IS, in extra period
battling. Playing for G. U. were
Marsden, Ryan, Lambert, Bond and
Flrey. Gallaudet was represented by
Hughes, FoltZ, Moore, Fancher,
Rockwell, johnson and Schaefer.
Yum Moreland and Claude Brady
have signed with the Richmond team
of the Virginia State Base Ball
League. Curley Brown has been sold
by Goldsboro of the Eastern Carolina
League to Augusta in the South
Atlantic League. Brown last year
led the Eastern Carolina loop in
batting. Cy Macdonald captained
the Goldsboro team last season.
Candidates for the Georgetown
University base ball teams pitching
staff include OConor. Balzer,
Wymard, White, Lynch, Meeks,
Davis, Mitchell, Lamberton. Robin
son, Cole, Mclaughlin, Fienli, Gels
and Dwinnell.
Doc White, crack Chicago White
Sox pitcher, will take charge of
Central Highs base BAR squad in its
preliminary practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
HOPES FOR ONE SON
TO EXCEL ON GRID
Takes Pride in Norwegian
Ancestry-Ever Ready
to Play Jokes.
BY PAUL NICHOLSON.

~OUTH BEND, Ind, February
20 R).-Once Knute Rockne
J gets on the foot ball field
he's all foot ball. But away
from all the tumult and shouting
he's just great, big, moody soul
who likes to gossip and chatter
and who would walk mile to play
joke or get hearty laugh.
He will take time out from his busiest
day-and he is a man Of a thousand
duties at Notre Dame-to swap repartee
with newspaper men, college presidents
coaches or a book agent. He yearnS
to learn all about their trades and
fancies and keeps them in good humoI
with a good stock of jokes.
At home he is just another husband
When he wants to get away at night
he makes excuses to Bonnie MRS
Rockne).
But when at home, his personality
dominates the household just as it does
foot ball field. He has three sons
and one daughter, ranging between the
ages of 6 and IA years. He wants al
least one Of his sons to follow in his
footsteps.
Family Shy Grid Talent.
But Knute, jr., is the only foot ball
player in the family" he reflected
Jackie and Bill, why. they haven't
got the talent. But Knute, jr., should
make good. He's got the talent and
the will"
once when the writer visited his
home, Rockne lined Jackie up for prac-
tice with his daughter. The girl, older
larger and stronger. repulsed the boys
line smashes," so Rock called Jackie
into huddle:
Come here, Jackie. I'll give you
trick Well fool her." Whispering }
"Oh, I get it," exclaimed Jackie. I'll
make believe I drop the ball, then pick
it up and run fast
ouch" Father Rockne shouted. Nov
you've given away my best trick"
But when Rock" doesn't have the
house full of guests-and he can play
mean bridge game-or when he
doesn't caper about with his children
he sinks into a deep chair and reads
Biographies are his first choice, closely
followed by medical books and mystery
stories. He can pronounce and tell you
terms, and he can tell you some facts
about music and drama and art.
Proud Of Ancestry.
He is proud of his Norwegian an
cestry and admits he got one of his
biggest chuckles when Eddie Neil of the
Associated Press once referred to him
as the Scandinavian master of the
Irish He has spent considerable
money tracing his lineage. He dis
covered that back in the fourteenth
and fifteenth centuries his forebears
were men of money. Two were keepers
of the Norwegian treasury.
Now that's what I can't, under
stand" he murmured There used to
be lot of money in the family. Where
did it go to?"
His favorite dish, however, isn't Nor
wegian. It's spare ribs and sauer
kraut.
His best stories concern the early
trials he went through as foot ball
coach at Notre-D Dame.
I'VE had a hard time getting games, "
he said. And as receipts were small
the boys were ordered to eat sand
wiches. So the first time we played
the Army. the cadets invited the boys
in to eat. And did they eat? They
stuffed us so full of pie cake and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
Stewart Five Banks ON Hayes
In Big Game With Trenches

doing the scheduling, also are casting.
Call Columbia 1923.
Games with 145-pound teams are
wanted by the Delphi quintet of Balti-
more Manager Levinson would like to
arrange the games on a home-and-home
basis Address 824 East Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md.
Scores Of last nights court tits
follow:
Sunday School League.
Petworth, %; Calvary M. E. 10.
Trinity, "a; Wallace Memorial, Z.
Eldbrooke, %; Atonement, Is.
Community Center League.
Crescents, %; Potomac Boat Club, 81
District League.
st. Martins, IS; Eastern Whirl-
winds, Al.
saks Clothiers, %; Palace-D. G. s., II.
G. P. o. League.
Job, AZ; Monotype, 20.
Independent.
Pullman, 81: Heu-ich's, 7.
TremontS, 81 Fort Humphreys, IS.
Isherwoods, 81; Saharas, 49,
Nativity, SO; Brentwood Hawks, IT.
Nativity Ql5-pound, 54; Manor
Park, 81.
Battery C, 81; Mercury, Is.
Speakers, 40; Mount Rainier Bap-
fists, 30.
Takoma-Silver Spring, IL; George
town Prep MidgetS, 8.
@. p. o., Job, 81; Fort Washington, 20.
First Baptist, SO; Dumbarton, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
CONGER NIPS KELLER
AT TAPE IN 1900 RACE
Three Judges See American as Vic
tor, Two Select French
Runner as Leader.
BY the Associated Press.

by JHS Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j., February 20.-A
split vote of the judges has added an
other victory to Ray Conger'S long list
of triumphS and charged Paul Keller
800-meter champion of France. with
his third straight defeat on American
indoor tracks.
Conger was awarded the decision over
Keller in blanket finish in the special
1000 meters run of the New Jersey
A. A. U. track and field championships
here last night. Three of the finish line
judges thought Conger won, while the
other two voted for Keller.
Conger set all the early pace, but
Keller, showing greatly improved form,
dashed past the speedy Illinois A. C.
middle distance ace lap and a half
from the finish line and so yards from
home seemed to have the race tucked
away. Conger flashed his usual closing
squirt to pass the Frenchman by inches.
Squirt followed squirt and the pair
crossed the finish line virtually on even
terms.
The time was minutes 1875 seconds,
fast for the fiat, unbanked track Of the
Newark Armory.
Bill Bruder, Newark A. c. flash, cap
tured the 60-yard dash title in 63s Sec
onds: Eddie Roll of the same club cap
tured the 600-yard race and Dave Adel-
man, former Georgetown weight star.
won the shotput.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
NAVY FIVE MAY PLAY
WITH CAPTAIN IDLING
Freshour, Weak at Scoring, Apt to
Give Way to Bauer as Team
Faces Maryland.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 10
Capt. Freshour Of the Navy basket ball
five is not likely to lead his team
against the University Of Maryland here
tomorrow, according to Head Coach
Johnny Wilson.
Freshour has not been much Of a
scorer this season, and on Wednesday
against American University, failed to
tally single point.
The choice of successor lies between
Chittenden and Bauer. The former
would be picked, but he has bad hip,
and Bauer, quarter back of the foot
ball team, may start.
Loughlin, Nays scoring ace and by
far the most dangerous man to Mary
land, will be at right forward, and
Holtzworth and HASTEN will alternate
at center.
Bedell and Bowstrom, the latter the
big foot ball captain and tackle, will be
at the guards.
Swimming and water polo against
Pennsylvania, wrestling and boxing
against West Virginia and fencing
against Harvard and gymnastic meet
with Dartmouth are the other varsity
events tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
FOUR BASKET GAMES
IN SOUTHERN CIRCUIT
Contests Tonight Will Bear on
Conference Entrants for
Title Tourney.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, February 20.-Four
Southern Conference basket ball games
are scheduled tonight In widely scat
tered sectors
Virginia Poly and Sewanee fight 1t
out at Blacksburg, Va; Vanderbilt and
Kentucky meet at Lexington, KY, for
a contest that bids fair to offer close
competition. Tulane opens two-night
engagement with Louisiana State at
Baton Rouge. At Tuscaloosa, Alabama
and Ole Miss also play the first of a
two-night stand.
These games will have a bearing on
the Conference tournament entrants as
the Basket Ball Committee is scheduled
to meet in Athens Saturday to decide
upon the 16 competing teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
GRIFFITH LEAD GROWS
Has Full Game Margin Following
Victory Over Colonials.

HYATrSVILLE, Nd. February 90
Griffith Consumers quint of Washing
ton increased It's lead to a full game
over the second-place Richards Colo
Basket Ball League by scoring over
Hyattsville Southern Methodists, Is to
Is, on the National Guard Armory
court.
Led by Lyles. who scored IL points,
Consumers held the upper hand most
of the way. They were leading, Is to
6, at the half.
In another game, an exhibition af-
fair, Company F. National Guard,
Regulars walloped the smaller Mclean,
Va, A. C. quint, Al to IS. The Soldiers
were superior all the way. Troy and
Costinett for the winners and Thomp-
son for the losers were high scorers. 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

ice cream that we could hardly wabble
on the foot ball field. We were all
most ruined"
Psychology. humor and sympathy
characterize Rockne on the bench. He
rides" cutters, praises workers and
takes down the "grandstand" type.
Once a player was asked along with
the others not to pile up any more
scores on weak team during a game:
The player saw an opening and dashed
for another touchdown. He didn't get
into another game until he voluntarily
admitted to Rockne that he was
""grandstanding" for his hometown
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
|OLD SCHOOL FOES
BATTLE ON COURT
Western Will Visit Gonzaga
Tonight, Tech Is Host to
Staunton Tomorrow.

Battles between those time honored
rivals, GonZaga and Western tonight
in the GonZaga gymnasium at O'Clock
and Tech and Stanton Military Acad-
envy tomorrow night at 815 O'Clock on
the Mckinley court headline the week
end program for Schoolboy baSketerS OF
Washington and vicinity.
GonZaga and Western can be counted
upon to put on a good show regardless
of the sport in which they are meeting.
The Purple will be battling to get back
at Western for the 1925 defeat the
latter handed 1t on the hardwood last
Winter. The outcome is hard to figure.
Each team has shown strength at times
and both have been anything but i'm
pressive on other occasions.
Tech expects to find Staunton Mill
tary Academy tough foe, but has high
hopes of turning back the Cadets, who
fell before Western in a 24-21 game re-
Gently at Staunton.
In another court tilt tomorrow ST.
Adams will engage Shenandoah Valley
Academy at Winchester.
Encounters on the hardwood this
afternoon were carded between Staunton
Military Academy and Emerson at the
Boys Club. Eastern and Georgetown
Prep at Garrett Park and the Epis-
copal High B team and Landon in the
Epiphany Church gymnasium.
Central'S swimmers, who were to en-
gage Stanton Military Academy today
at Stanton, will hook up with the Vir-
ginia freshmen tomorrow at Charlottes-
Vile.
In schoolboy court tits yesterday
Gonzaga trounced Swavely, SIS to SO: st.
Adams downed Charlotte Hall, 80 to 20;
st. Johns Juniors scored over Episcopal
High Juniors, 81 to 19, and Georgetown
Prep swamped Dewitt, 80 to 3.
In walloping Swavely the Gonzaga
boys gained luscious revenge for the one
point triumph the Manassas scholas-
tics scored over them earlier in the sea-
son on the Swavely court
After the first few minutes yesterday
it was all Gonzaga. Tommy Nolan, with
rs points, led the assault of the Purple,
whose margin at the half was 81 to IT,
Swavely scored most of It's points
through accurate foul shooting.
Line-ups:
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SHIPLEY QUINT BOOKED
Will Play st. Martins in Prelim
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Game.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, February 20.
--Shipley basketers, 130-pound team of
College Park. have booked game with
the St. Martins l30-pounders of Wash
ington for next Wednesday night, the
contest to be staged as a preliminary
TO the University of Maryland-Johns
Hopkins game in Richie gymnasium
at the university.
a good record, are preparing for the
District Of Columbia A. A. U. cham
pionshipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
BANQUET AT GALLAUDET
Athletic Association Will Gather al
Kendall Green TOMORROW.

The twenty-first annual banquet of
the Gallaudet College Athletic Associa-
ton will be held tomorrow evening in
the boys refectory.
Among the speakers on the program
besides ToaStmaster Friedman, presi-
dent Of the association, are: President
Percival Hall Of the college; Roy j.
Stewart, ct, and Frank Galluzzo,
member Of the June graduating class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
WILL NAME TRACK TEAM
Hyattsville to Have Four Of Five
Boys in Cardinal Meet.

EVANSVILLE, Nd, February 90
Coach Paul Smith Of the Hyattsville
lect the schools entries for the Catho-
lie University meet, March II. within
the next day or two. Four or I'VE boys
will represent Hyattsville. 1t will be
the seasons first competition for the
Blue and Gold tracksters.
Hyattsville Southern Methodist basket
ball team has listed game for Tues
day night with Hilltop A. c. Of Wash
ington in the Hyattsville High School
gymnasium at 8 o'clock.
HyattSville High School basketers
have booked q game for Tuesday after.
noon with Benjamin Franklin Univer-
sity freshmen of washington TOR the
National Guard Armory door heg0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
Sports Program
For Schoolboys
Basket Ball.
TODAY.

Basket Ball.
TODAY.
Western VS.. Gorzaga, at GonZaga,
pm.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park.
Staunton Military Academy VS..
Emerson, here Gymnasium to be
announced.
Episcopal "B" team VS.. Landon,
at Epiphany Church gymnasium.
TOMORROW.
Staunton Military Academy vs.
Tech, at Tech.
st. Adams VS.. Shenandoah Valley
Academy, at Winchester.
Swimming.
TOMORROW.
Central VS.. Virginia freshmen, at
Charlottesville, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
R0ckn at Home Another Hsban
Basket Results

Catholic University. So; Baltimore
University, a.
Davidson. IS; South Carolina, 26.
North Carolina. as: Wake Forest, as.
Georgia. 81; Tennessee, 1S.
st. Louis University, IS; Kansas
Aggies, IS.
v. M. L. IS: Sewanee. %.
Mount Union, ~: Muskingum, ~.
Wooster, 70; Oberlin, a.
Toledo, 80; Brooklyn, 80 professionally !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
CUE CHAMPION TO TOUR
Thurnblad, Three-Cushion Cham
pion. Opens PLAY in Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 20 (P).-Arthur
Thurnblad, world three-cushion billiard
champion, tonight will start a series
of exhibitions which will carry him
from coast to coast.
The first week will be spent in Chi
cago, and Milwaukee has been tenta-
lively selected as the first stop of the
outbound leg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
Basket Ball Tips
BY SOL METZGER,

This follow-up is as important IN
basket ball as is the follow through
in golf. The reason may best be
emphasized by citing the fact that
few successful rebound plays would
be pulled if the attacking team was
alert in following up its shots.
In short, if one of your men shoots
for p basket. he and at least two of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

University of Baltimore, the Varsity
winning, 36 TO "a, and the Freshmen
scoring, 81 to 10.
ran up a rs TO lead in the first half,
but had to battle to retain their margin
the late stages OF the game. The
Orioles went on a scoring spree, after
Spinelll was sent from the game, and
tied the count at 34-all. Then in the
last minute Hanley came through with
a final goal that decided.
There was nothing to the freshmen
tilt, the Baltimoreans being outclaSsed
and never In the running.
Line-ups:
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List of Events
For Collegians
Basket Ball.
TODAY.

Maryland State Normal, at Gal
laudet.
Bliss VS.. Southeastern u. Silver
Spring Armory; Ben Franklin VS..
Columbus, Tech High washington
Collegiate Conference games).
American u. VS.. Penn Military
College, at Chester.
TOMORROW.
Maryland VS.. Navy, at Annapolis,
2:30.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. Navy
Plebes. at Annapolis, 4 o'clock.
10th Regiment New York;, at
George Washington, $50.
Georgetown VS.. knights OF Column
bus, at Brooklyn.
Bliss VS.. Georgetown Freshmen, on
G. u. floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
Hockey Scores

National League.
Ottawa, 2; Toronto, /.
Detroit Falcons. S; Chicago Black
hawks, 4.
New York Americans, 4; Montreal
Maroons, 2.
Montreal CanadienS, /; Boston
Bruins, J..
American League.
Duluth, 3: Kansas City, 0.
Buffalo, 8; Chicago, ].
College.
Wisconsin, o: Michigan. o (overtinel I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
MIKE GORDON SIGNED

Former Central High Athlete viii
Play With Norfolk Club.
RIVERDALE, Md, February 90
Mike Gordon, Riverdale boy and former
lete, yesterday signed to play base ball
the coming season with the Norfolk
team of the Eastern League. He will
report at Norfolk April /.
Gordon has been playing professional
base ball with various clubs for sew
eral seasons. Last year his activities
were cut short as the result of being
struck on the side of the head by q
ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
HOWARD FIVE is AHEAD
overcomes Smith University Team
in Game Here, 31-19.

Howard University basketers defeated
Smith University tossers Of Durham,
N. c., 81 to 19. last night in the Bison
gymnasium. Howard led virtually all
the way.
Towards faculty team downed the
Shaw Junior High School faculty in a
preliminary, IA TO 4.
Line-uDS:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
WINS Y. w. C. A. SWIM
Helen Petrie Best in "Installment'
Event Covering Is Miles.

Helen Petrie was the winner of the
second annual 15-mile "installment''
swim conducted by the Y. w. C. A.
and which ended yesterday at the ''Y''
pools. Miss Petrie finished her swim
shortly after Christmas, being one of
the girls of the starting field of 40
to complete the course.
Miss Louise Martin, who completed
the distance January 3, was second.
Others finished in this order:
Annabel Whalen, Martha Mead, Mrs.
Emma Duncan, Elizabeth Walton and
Evangeline Rice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

Andy Gleason scored the only points
that Dewitt was able to register in TAX
ing It's licking at the hands Of George
town Prep. Led by Heekin, the Garrett
Parkers simply walked away from the
Dewitt gang.
Tdne-lInS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
Swayely 1861.

ST. Adams showed general superiority
in taking the measure of Charlotte Hall.
Bob Freeman. with 10 points, did most
of the scoring for the winners, who
used many reserves.
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