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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18
- EAR ADMIRAL WILLIAM S.
4 BENSON, U. S. N, retired, and
Y the other officers of the Army

navy country CluD nave been
reelected, the club announced today
The officers are Rear Admiral William
S. Benson, president; Rear Admiral w
V. Pratt, U. S. NJ, vice president; Mai
Gen. Ben H. Fuller, major general
commandant, United States Marine
Corps, vice president; Col. D. A. STAN
ley, u. S. A.. chairman of the board :;
Capt. ]. T. Menzie, secretary and man
ager, and Lieut. r. F. Batchelder, u. S.
N, treasurer.
The following were named to the
board of governors:
c. r. Ahalt F. Warder Graham. Col.
D. A. Stanley. U. S. A., retired: Capt.
r. w. Schumann, U. S. N; Lieut.. r. e.
Batchelder, U. S. NJ; Capt. D. C. Bing-
ham, U. S. N: Maj. A. F. Howard y.
S. M. c., and Capt. j. T. Menzia,
U. S. A.
The Congressional Country Club is to be
club without club champion this year.
Clarence B. Murphy the stocky, steady
playing golfer who holds both the
course record and the club champion
ship, has left Washington for Chicago
and will remain in the Midwestern me-
tropolis, according to word received by
his friends here. Murphy has trans
ferred his membership in the club and
no longer is member of the club whose
championship he won for two years in
succession.
One Of the steadiest golfers ever to
play around the Capital, Murphy came
to washington in 1929 and that year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18
.SCHOOLBOY CUNTS
IN MANY CLASHES
Western, Gonzaga Will Meet
Friday in Leading Tilt
During Week End.

SCHOOLBOY basketers of the Dis
trict area face bright week end
program Several battles of
more than usual interest are
listed.
Among the most attractive are the
Gonzaga- Western match slated for Fri
day night at Gon7aga at 8 o'clock. and
the tilt slated between Tech and Staun-
ton Military Academy for Saturday en-
the Mckinley court.
Gonzaga and Western long have been
athletic foes, and they are figured to
put on a bang-up battle. Tech likely
will find the Stanton Cadets stout op-
ponentS.
Gonzaga and Swavely are to meet in
the Gonzaga gymnasium in what prom
iSeS to be the most interesting game
hereabout tomorrow. Emerson is down
for game with the Alpha Delta Omega
Fraternity basketers of Alexandria.
Other games Friday include those be-
tween Eastern and Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park, Staunton Military Acad-
envy and Emerson on a floor here to be
announced, and the Episcopal B team
and Landon in the Epiphany Church
gymnasium.
In addition to the Staunton-Tec
game Saturday st. Adams and Shenan-
doah Valley Academy will face at Win
chester.
Central's swimmers also have engage
ments over the week end, being down to
meet Staunton Military Academy Fri
day at Staunton and Virginia freshmen
Saturday at Charlottesville.
Techs quint put the bee on Gonzaga
for the second time this season yes
terday when it conquered the Purple,
81 to %, on the Gonzaga court.
In other encounters in this area St
Adams drubbed Landon, 19 to 6, and
Western scored handily over Washing
ton-Lee High at Ballston, AZ to 26.
Gonzaga gave Tech a rousing fight
before succumbing. Entering the second
half trailing. Is to II. the Purple fought
its way to a 24-all tie before the third
period was over, but after that could
not quite match Techs pace.
Buck Beach and Artie Wilson for
Tech and Tommy Nolan for Gonzaga
were leading scorers.
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De MOLAY NEAR TITLE
IN INTERCITY LEAGUE
Helped by Forfeit of Western
Electric-Ellicott City Downs
Black Pirates.

LAUREL, Md, February 18.-De
Molay tossers of Washington hav. vir-
tually got the Intercity Basket Ball
League title in the bag as the result of
their 20 forfeit win last night over
Western Electric, also of Washington.
This game was expected to prove a
thriller, but Western Electric was able
to put only four players on the armory
floor. De Molay now holds a lead of
two and half games over the second
place Headquarters Company.
Using Charity -(Gump) Bailey, West
ern Electric put on an exhibition game
against De Molay and surprised by win
ming, % to g.
Ellicott City Hoplites drubbed the
lowly Black Pirates, So to IA, in league
game.
Friday night Headquarters Company
will face western Electric in league
encounter, and Laurel independents
will oppose Calvary Reds in an exhibit
ton.
A pair of tits lave been listed for
Sunday, when Headquarters Company
will engage Waverly A. c. of Baltimore
and Independents will face Eilicott City
Hawks
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Basket Results

Maryland, 80: ST. Johns 81.
Western Maryland, %; Johns Hop
kins, %.
Duke, 81; Davidson, II.
Florida, 80; South Carolina, 20.
Kansas. 40; Kansas Aggies, 26.
Oklahoma A. and M, 80; Oklahoma
University, IS.
Presbyterian. SO; Citadel, "a extra
period).
Monmouth. %: Knox, 10.
st. Thomas, %; st. Johns Univer-
sity, 10.
Manchester, 26: Augsburg, Is.
Texas A. and M, 26; Rice Insti-
tute, %.
Texas Christian University, Al; Texas
University, So.
Colorado Teachers, SIS; Western State
College, %.
Fort Wayne, SO; Brooklyn, II (pro).
oregon, AZ; Idaho, 81.
Milliken, 81; st. Viator, 10.
Belcit. q; Lawrence. "a (overtime).
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Johns of Annapolis Athletes Inrude Big Five College Group I'm Air.
Sports Program
For SchOolboys

Basket Ball.
TODAY.
Leonard Hall VS.. Gonzaga, at
Gonzaga.
Alexandria High VS.. st. Johns, at
st. Johns.
THURSDAY.
Swavely VS.. GonZaga, at Gonzaga.
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity VS..
Emerson.
FRIDAY.
Western VS.. Gonzaga, at Gonzaga,
pm.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park.
Staunton Military Academy VS..
Emerson, here Gymnasium to be
announced)
Episcopal "B" t:am VS.. Landon,
at Epiphany Church gymnasium.
SATURDAY.
Stanton Military Academy VS..
Tech, ct Tech.
st. Adams VS.. Shenandoah Valley
Academy, at Winchester.
Swimming.
SATURDAY.
Central VS. Virginia freshmen, at
Charlottesville, Va.
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List of Events
For Collegians
Basket Ball.
TODAY.


American U. VS.. Navy, at An
napolis, o'clock.
st. johns (Annapolis) at George
Washington. BIS.
Shenandoah VS.. Columbus Uni
versity, at Central High.
THURSDAY.
Baltimore University, at Catholic
University, $50.
Baltimore University Freshmen VS..
c. U. Freshmen preliminary, 7:15.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. Mary
land Freshmen, at College Park, 4
o'clock.
FRIDAY.
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.
SATURDAY.
Maryland at Navy, 2:30 O'Clock.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. Navy
Plebes, at Annapolis, o'clock
107th Regiment New York;, at
George Washington, $3.50.
Georgetown VS.. Knights Of Column
bus, at Brooklyn.
Bliss VS.. Georgetown Freshmen, on
G. U. floor.
TONIGHT.
st. Johns (Annapolis), at Catho-
lie U.
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20 YEARS AGO
EASTERN HIGHS base ball sched-
~ ule. out today. is the most nre-
IN THE STAR.


- ule, out today, is the most pre-
tentious arranged for the Capitol
Hill schools diamonders since the
days OF the redoubtable Jack Field.
Two games with Gallaudet and two
with the United States Senate nine
are among those listed by Manager
Sanderson. Donnelly, former Holy
Cross foot ball player, who coached
the Eastern grid team with such
success last year, will tutor the base
ballers. Goebel. catcher, well known
in amateur ranks, is a new candi-
date CT whom much is expected.
Varela, shortstop for the past three
seasons, is captain. Eastern'S pros
poets are the best in years.
Georgetown University sprung
big surprise last night by vanquish-.
ing Virginia, 35 to %, in basket ball.
Baricello and Schlosser played
strongly for the Blue and Gray,
whose aggressive play was vital
factor.
Adams, former quarter-miler of
the Maryland Aggies, now is a mem
Der of the Washington Grove A. A.
Gledhill, Conley and Mosey Of
Gallaudet were winners in the Ma
tional Guard wrestling champion
ships.
Maryland Aggies had such indif-
ferent success in lacrosse curing the
past season that the sport may be
dropped.
Bob Groom, pitcher of the Wash
intgon team, has come to terms with
Manager McAleer.
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IRISH TRACK COACH
SCARES AWAY FOES
Has Trouble Booking Meets After
Broadcasting Caliber of
His Squad.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, February 49,
Johnny Nicholson, Notre Dame track
coach, at last realizes the value of bear
stories" in college athletics.
1t seems that Coach Nicholson be-
came so enthusiastic with his 1881 team
that he could not help but warn some
of his rival coaches as far back as last
Summer. Result: Notre Dame has had
tough time arranging track dates fol
this Spring, and many still remain
open.
1T takes a lot of coaches long time
to learn that they shouldn't brag about
their teams" said the shrewd Knute
Rockne. THE first thing coach must
learn is to spin some bear stories. II
you let your opponents know you're
going to be good, they'll get out Of your
way"
The Irish track team, classed by
Coach Nicholson as one of the greatest
in the country, will meet Illinois at
ChanpaigFa Saturday,
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Alexandria Notes

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 49,
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity and St.
Mary's Lyceum five will inaugurate the
second half of the Alexandria City
Basket Ball Leagues schedule when
they clash tonight at $50. O'Clock on
the Armory Hall woodway in what
promises to be a heated struggle. A
preliminary battle will get underway at
1880.
Three local teams triumphed over in
vading forces last night in the triple
bill presented at the Armory Hall as a
benefit for the Hustlers' Bible Glass of
the Methodist Protestant Church.
Alpha Delta Omega defeated Kensing-
ton HowitZerS, % to 81, in the rubber
game of their three-game series; Fraters'
Pals trimmed the Kensington HoWltzer
Girls, Is to H. and st. Mary's Lyceum
five won from the Boys Club Celtics of
Washington, % to %.
Washington and Lee High School of
Ballston and Alexandria High will meet
here Friday night in a battle for second
place in the Third Athletic District of
Virginia championship series. Play Will
start at $50 o'clock with preliminary
between girls teams of the two schools.
Richmond, Fredericksburg g. Potomac
Railroad Co.'S tossers will engage the
Naval Air Station five here tonight at
$3.50 in Schuler's Hall. Two teams of
the Alexandria Junior Basket Ball League
will clash in preliminary one hour
earlier.
Del Ray A. C. will make its debut in
the second half of the Alexandria City
Basket Ball League tomorrow night, en-
countering st. Mary's Lyceum five at
$3.50 on the Armory Hall court.
Alexandria High School has scheduled
game with Alpha Delta Omega Fra
ternity's quint, composed of former
Alexandria High stars, for February Is
at ArmorY Hall.
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EVANSVILLE QUINT
COUNTY CHAMPION
Defeats Mount Rainier for Second
Time-Lead 100 at One Time
in 1913 Game.

EVANSVILLE, Md. february 49,
HyattSville High School basketers, newly
crowned Prince Georges County Scho-
lastic champions now are looking to the
State title series, Hyattsville's first
game in which will be February 81
against the Hartford County standard
bearer. The Hartford winner has not
yet been announced.
Hyattsville won the county title yes
terday when it drubbed Mount Rainier
Junior High, Is to 8, on the National
Guard Armory court here.
1t was Hyattsville's second straight
win IN best two out of three series
with the Mounts. From start to finish
Hyattsville exhibited general superiority
and after leading once in the early
stages, 10 to 0, were in front at the
half, IL to S.
Lineup:
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Will Play Newport News Booters
at Ship Christening.

A soccer game between Washington
Concord and Newport News will be play
ed Saturday at Newport News as part
of the celebration in connection with
the launching of the new Dollar Line
ship, the President Coolidge. Mrs Cool
idge will christen the craft
Final arrangements for the game will
be made Friday night at a meeting at
Carl Hammell'S, 922 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Fans desiring to make the trip by
bus can make reservations Friday.
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Hockey Scores

National League.
Ottawa, 5; New York Rangers, 4.
Philadelphia Quakers, 2; Detroit Fall
cons, o.
Boston Bruins, q; New York Ameri-
cans, 0.
Montreal Canadiens, 2; Montreal
Maroons, 0.
American League.
Chicago Shamrocks, /; Minneapolis
Millers. 0.
Providence Reds, 2; Philadelphia Ar
rows, /.
International League.
PKkhUgh. l. RstEoit O -
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Biloxi Lions Club
Does Criff Honor

DILOXI, Miss, February 18.-Clark
- C. Griffith, president of the
Washington ball club. today was
the honor guest of the Lions Club
of Biloxi.
The vet,ran diamond magnate,
here to complets preparations for
the annual Spring training of the
Nationals for the American League
title race. was indicted as an honor
airy number of the club in the course
of special program arranged for
him. In reply to laudstory speeches
at the luncheon, Griffith praised this
Winter resort as a conditioning base
and asserted he was confident his
tam would be In the pennant race
all the way.
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GATORS TO PLAY BEARS

GAINESVILLE, Fla, February l8 UP).
University 'of Florida will meet the
University of California in foot ball
game at Los Angeles next Thanksgiving,
has announced.
California t3kes the place of the cita-
del Of Charleston, S. c.. on the pre-
vicusly announced schedule
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BERGMAN is SPEAKER
Will Address Eastern Assembly
When Letters Are Awarded.

A. J. (Dutch) Bergman, director Of
athletics and head foot ball coach at
Catholic University. will speak at an
assembly tomorrow morning at Eastern
High School when 10 members of the
schools basket ball squad, co-champ.on
with Central in the r cent public high
series, are listed to receive letters.
Those scheduled to get the insignia
are Barney Kan, Ben Zola, Bernie
Lieb, Bill Noonan, Dallas Shirley, AL
Waters, Jack Bayliss, Ken Fineran,
Bill Courtney and Bill Hayes. Manager
Al Smith also will get letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18

Court followers can get line on thc
Boys Club and Saks fives Saturda-
night when they appear on card 6 /
the Boys Club.
Boys Club tossers play the Richmond
"Y" team 80 O'clock ---Ann2aoalT
later Saks engages E6stsfn High el7ooi
which has bowed. along with Central
Business, Emerson and GonZaga, to the
Boys Club.
The District A. A. U. turned thumbs
down on the Maryland Avenue Baptist
team and two players yesterday for vio-
lation of the code. Maryland Avenue
was barred from the annual tourna-
ment because it used Tommy and Will
liam Peck. players not in good standing
with the A. A. U.
Louis Richardson had his applica-
ton rejected because he played with an
unsanctioned team. He was barred for
the season.
Bob Timmons, center, for the Clovers
and Mount Vernon, was suspended for
three weeks for violation of his regis
tration.
Scores Of games last night:
Boys Club League.
Ravens, 40; Christ Child, 5.
Spengler, "a; Optimists, Is.
Boys CLUB, "a; 81. Martins S, Il.
Independent League.
Skinker Eagles, 40; Census Enumera-
,ors, "a.
Community Center League.
Mount Vernon. 40; Mercury, SO.
Independent.
"Y" Flashes, 30; Blue Streaks, IA.
Alpha Delta Omega, %; Howit-
zers, 81.
Saks Clothiers, 40; Petworth Nets, 81.
Paper Mill 81; Kelley A. c., 16.
United Typewriter Grays, 26; Pom
tiacs, IL.
Peck Memorial, So Falls Church, A..
Dumbartons, 80; ST. Paul, 25.
ST. Paul, 80; Calvary, 13.
E. C. Hoplites, SO; Pirates, IA.
Boiling Field. IT; Palace-D. G. S., 10.
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Basket Ball Tips
BY SOL METZGER.

Dutch Lonborg, Northwestern's
smart basket ball coach, has a five
this season which is making good in
the Western Conference race because
Of its all-around mastery Of funda-
mental play. This team knows how
to make a quick break from the OPP
rebound
No. 4 is the guard who takes it.
AS he drives in to catch the ball his
two forwards and center. !. and 8,
speed for the other end of the court.
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aOUIMET HOCKEY LEADER.

BOSTON, february 10 (P).-Francis
Ouimet, former national open and
amateur golf champion, today was
chosen president of the reorganized
Boston Canadian American Hockey
League club. This franchise, known as
the Boston Tigers, was sold to c. F..
Adams, president Of the Boston Bruins,
last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18
BIG FEAST FOR JONES
ramsay Will Be a Speaker When
A. A. U. Medal Is Presented.

CHICAGO, February. ls R).-Her-
bert H. Ramsay of NV Yoik, president
Of the United States Golf Association,
has accepted an invitation to address
the national sports dinner in honor Of
Pnb;,v J"nes February 26 at the Me-
dinah Athletic Club, Chicago.
A galley of 1000 is expected to
att nd the dinner, which will be the
occasion for the presentation of the
James f. Sullivan Memorial Medal TO
the golf king The National Amateur
Athletic Union will have charge Of the
dinner and award
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18
Spa Lures Eynon;
New Tits Listed
CEcRETARY EDWARD q. EYNoN

CECRETARY EDWARD B. EYNON,
~ jr.. of the Washington ball club
entrained yesterday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where half a dozen of
the Nationals are scheduled to do
their preliminary training, to obtain
a much-needed rest, a course of
baths at the Spa having been adj
vised by his physician.
A revised schedule for the Ma
tionals' exhibition dates in Missis-
sippi, announced today, adds three
tits to the list. The new dates are:
March 12-Baltimore at Biloxi: IS,
Baltimore at Biloxi: 20, Spring Hill
College az Biloxi; 81 and %, Louis
vile at Biloxi; %. Baltimore at
Gulfport; IS, Baltimore at Gulf
port. The remainder of the sched-
ule. comprising an even dozen games,
is unchanged.
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TILDEN DEBUTS TONIGHT

Meets Kozeluh in Garden in First
Match as Professional.
NEW YORK, February 10 CP-Wil-
liam Tatem Tilden, I'd, for more than
a decade a dominant figure in interna-
tional amateur tennis, makes his pro-
fessional debut against the crack Czech,
Karel Kozeluh, in Madison Square Gar
den tonight
Under the promotion of Jack Curley,
wrestling impresario extraordinary, Til
den and Kozeluh will clash in FIVE
set singles match as the headline at
traction of a program in which Tildens
"fidus achates," Francis T. Hunter, and
the young Chicagoan, Emmett Pare,
also will participate.
Tilden and Kozeluh have clashed
only once before. A few years ago in
Paris, Tilden, then member of the
Davis Cup team, took the Czech's meas
ure in an informal exhibition match.
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HEBREWS HERE SUNDAY
Philadelphia Quint Plays Skinker
Eagles at Silver Spring.

Skinker Eagles basket ball team has
booked a game with the South Phila-
delphia Hebrews for Sunday in the
Silver Spring Armory at 3 o'clock.
The Philadelphia quint boasts the
national Hebrew championship and 81
wins out of % starts this season.
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MAC PHAIL TAKES HELM
New Columbus Club Owner Will
Keep Leibold as Manager.

CLUMBUS, Ohio, February 10 Cp.-
Larry Mac Phail, new owner Of the Co
lumbus American Association base ball
team, has assumed the presidency of the
club and announced that Harry (Nemo)
Lelbold would be retained as manager.
The team will traip again this season
at Lakeland, Fla, where the Senators
have worked cut for several years.
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Line-ups
X. A. TAKES FRAT TITLE
Beats Phi Sigs in Final Game a
University of Maryland.

Kappa Alpha tossers took the measure
OF Phi Sigma Kappa quint, 80 to 10.
last night, to win the University of
Maryland interfraternity basket ball
championship at College Park. The
victors were generally superior and at
the half were in front, IS to 9
AL Pease led the winners attack, while
Roth was high for the losers.
Line-ups:
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Despite the absence of its scoring ace,
Bob Freeman, st. Adams Rad little
trouble defeating Landon. 1t was the
second time Landon has taken 1t on the
button decisively from st. Adams this
season.
Chesley, ST. Adams guard with 6
points, was the games high scorer.
Iine-upS:
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AIS GIRLS WIN EASILY
Defeat Eagles, A. A. o. Champions
by 2S-to-14 Score.

Miss wilmer, sharpshooting forward
scored 20 points last night to lead the
Ais A. c. girls to a 28-to-l4 victory
over the Eagles, 1880 A. A. u. cham
pions.
The winners held their foes to two
foul goals in the first half. The game
was played at the Silver Normal.
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BRAVES SIGN BERGER.

LOS ANGELES, February 18 (P-
Walter Berger, whose heavy hitting
gave the Bostons Braves new life last
season, has announced he had signed
his contract and would leave for the
training camp at St. Petersburg, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18
BANS IRON DISCIPLINE
Pilot Ems Favors Velvet Glove Of
Persuasion for Pirates.

PITTSBURGH, February 10 R.-
With the Pirate brig soon TO set on on
another pennant cruise. Skipper Jewel
Ems today talked over club policy WITH
members Of his crew gathering here Tor
departure tomorrow night for the train
ing camp, in Paso Robes, Calf s
He made it plain that there win he
only one head man aboard; that he'll
be the boss at all times, but he said
that his experience had made hiu1ttilf-
bious about the iron hand in enforcing
discipline. He prefers the velyet glove
of persuasion.
Pitcher Glenn Spencer has arrived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18

AS 4 RECEIVERS the ball by high leap
he swings down and to his left,
shooting a fast two-hand pass to
forward No. 3.
No. 3 no sooner gets it than he
passes 1t to 2, and from 2 it goes
to /. In this way these three men
drive for the basket. The one who
arrives FIRST, clear of his immediate
guard, is fed the ball for or1e-hand
push shot.
Copyright. 1881
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Totals .....10 II 80 Totals .....l2 n
Referee-Mr. Mention. Umpire-Mr. Eberts.
Maryland easily won the freshmen
game with St Johns that was played
in the afternoon, 80 TO l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18

American University at Annapolis
this afternoon is not likelv TO prove
strong enough to subdue the Sailors,
although they NAV maHe l1ef'or ~iow-
ing than Navy expects. The local five
T. not weak bv any me2ns. although
Il hardly measures up 70 the caliber
of the squad that wears Navy colors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-18
Landon (6l.
y

With Latona, Buscher and Vowel
bombsrding the cords consistently,
Western held the whip hand over Wash
ington-Lee most all the way Ball with
II points led the losers on attack.
Iine-uDs: