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20 YEARS AGO
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
lVl COLLEGE has organized a.
IN THE STAR.

w COLLEGE has organized a
boxing team and plans to meet
other schools in the ring sport. A
boxing club has been organized at
the College Park school to foster
the activity. Its officers are K.
Mudd, president; A. B. Duckett, vice
president; N. L. Clark, secretary
and treasurer. Kid Sullivan, prom
inent in pugilistic circles, Is coach
ing the M. A. G. squad.
Writing of this new sport at the
College Park school, H. c. Byrd
said: IN. A. G. is one of the first
schools in the South to take up box
ing as a sport and foster it in the
regular curriculum of athletics"
Clark Griffith has admitted he
has correspondent with President
Navin and Manager Jennings Of De-
troit in the hope of obtaining George
Moriarty, Tiger third baseman.
Eddie Handiboe, Washington boy,
a member of the American Asso-
citation umpiring staff, may handle
the Nationals exhibition games here
the coming Spring.
Jack Barry and Stuffy McInnes
of the Athletics 100000 infield
have signed for the 1912 season.
Frank Baker and Eddie Collins al
ready are in line.
Ole Olson, infielder, has been
chosen captain of the Cleveland
Maps for the 1912 season by Man
ager Davis.
Johnny Killing, Boston Braves
manager, is among those who are
sweet on Jake Daubert, Brooklyn
first baseman.
Rosedales defeated Atlantics two
out of three games in the North
eastern Duckpin League. Rose
dales were represented by Allen,
LovelesS, J. and H. Noone and Muir
ply and Atlantics by Sterzer,
Adams, Hagan, Horigan and
Knockey.
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Duqxesne unt Visits Three Tech High Plans nCame Grid L
Basket Ball List
For D. C.. Quintets

COLLEGE.
Today.
Duquesne VS.. Georgetown at Tech
High, 8 pm.
Tomorrow.
Navy VS.. Maryland at College Park.
Duquesne VS.. Catholic University at
C. U.
Thursday.
Duquesne VS.. George Washington at
@. w.
Maryland VS.. Virginia at Charlottes-
vile.
Saturday.
De Paul U. (Chicago) VS.. Catholic
University at c. U.
Baltimore U. VS.. Gallaudet at Gal
laudet.
Georgetown VS.. Temple at Philadel-
phia.
Maryland VS.. Hopkins at Baltimore
Maryland freshmen VS.. Hopkins fresh
men at Baltimore.
American U. VS.. Navy at Annapolis.
SCHOLASTIC.
Today.
Central VS.. Eastern, Tech VS.. Western,
Tech High court public high school
championship games; Central VS.. East
ern, first game, $3.50 o'clock.
Emerson VS.. George Washington
freshmen at G. w.
Dewitt VS.. G. U. freshmen at Tech
preliminary to Duquesne-Georgetown
varsity game).
Leonard Hall VS.. st. Adams at ST.
Adams.
Tomorrow.
Business VS.. Catholic u. freshmen
preliminary to c. U. varsity-Duquesne
game).
Gonzaga VS.. Eastern at Eastern.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Mount st. Jo-
seph High at Baltimore.
Episcopal High VS.. Maryland fresh
men at College Park, 4.
Thursday.
Central vs. George Washington fresh
men at Central.
Business VS.. Swavely at Business.
Eastern VS.. st. Johns at st. Johns.
Friday.
Business vs. Western, Eastern VS..
Tech, Tech High court public high
school championship games, Business
VS.. Western, first game, $3.50 o'clock.
Catholic u. freshmen VS.. Gonzaga at
Gonzaga, 8 pm.
Landon VS.. st. Johns at st. Johns.
Hyattsville High vs. Emerson.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Rockville High
at Rockville.
Saturday.
Dewitt VS.. Catholic U. freshmen at
c. U. preliminary to C. U. varsity-De
Paul U. game)
Gonzaga VS.. George Washington
freshmen at G. W., pm.
Camp Chesapeake VS.. st. Adams at
st. Adams.
Western VS. Navy Plebes at Annapolis.
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Dempsey Not So Ancient
If Tden, Ouimet and Ruth, All Older Are at Top Why
Can't Jack Come Back?
the biggest money a player ever
made in the game.
BY TOM DOERER.

the biggest money a player ever
made in the game.
Francis Ouimet, forgotten in ma
tional amateur golf, came treading the
course all the way back from 1914 to
pocket national amateur crown last
year at Chicago. He is 80 and still
kicking out better game than the
kids, who thought 1t was pity to
have to take him over.
Francis tUon croUn in 1914, faded
aWay into mediocre golf and then
popped up out OF notUhere to take
the crolUn held BY Bobby Jones, the
greatest golfer OF them all.
Yet there is feeling prevalent that
Jack Dempsey is too old to make the
grade. Too old for competition. But
when you figure what little opposition
Dempsey has in his chosen field, at the
moment, it is fair to feel that his
chances of regaining title heights are
greater than the opportunities that
were offered Tilden, Ruth and Ouimet.
But Dempsey's game needs plen-
ty of dash and concentrated speed.
He may not be able to maui rival
around the ring for more than
few ronds. His legs are not the legs
he had at Toledo and Shelby. But
they will do for a few rounds
against what the heavyweight divi-
sion today has to offer.
You can lay it on the line that the
Mauler will fool with opposition as he
did at Boyle's Thirty Acres, when he
toyed with the Orchid of France,
Georges the Gorgeous. Should the
Mauler tackle an opponent this Spring
or Summer, it is more than likely to
be Camera. Then bet that he will do
his punching early and often. He for
got to do 1t with Tunney in the first
skirmish and took it on the chin in
the first round. He never forgot that
one.
Go tell your Aunt Hattie that Jack
Dempsey cannot come back at 81! II
the old-timerS in the other rackets
can make it stick NTH ttro more
gears around their belts 1phat is to
stop the ManuSSG MauIer from click
ing at period of sports tohen COM
petition is nothing to brag about.
Do not tell me that Steve Hamas,
Camera, King Levinsky, Jack Sharkey
or any one else in the weighty division
of clout can check Dempsey's punches.
Only Sharkey could give him run for
the dogh, and Dempsey wants no ac-
ton with Sharkey. He eventually would
whip the Evil-Eyed Jack but it would
take twice as long to do that as 1t
would to topple the big gondolier from
Italy. And when the big timers In
sports take on age and take off speed
they acquire brains to make up the
less. So Dempsey is going to make his
next million with ease.
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GOVERNMENT LOOP
IN A. A. j. TOURNEY
New Circuit After Basket
Ball LaureIs-Saks and
Shade Shop Face.

~ UGH is the interest in the District
~ A. A. U. basket ball champion
ship tournament, starting March
l, on the Tech High court, that
many leagues are entering in a body.
Among them is the newly organized
Government League, circuit rapidly
gaining favor with Washington court
fans.
Entries in the 1870 and las pound
and unlimited classes must be filed
| with Walter Haight, at the Post sports
department, by February l and those in
the 100 and lis pound and both wom-
ems classes February %. A fee of $3.50
will be charged teams in the 100, lis
and 1870 pound classes and $3.50 for the
other teams.
All team members must be registered
with the District A. A. U. and registra-
ton may be made with Charles M.
Fyfe, chairman of the Registration
Committee, at the Boys Club, Third
and c streets. The registration fee Is
Is cents, except for those under is,
who pay nothing.
saks and Shade Shop quints will
clash tonight at Central High in "a"
loop of the Community Center League
in a battle bringing together teams that
are undefeated in the circuits. Play will
start at $50 O'Clock. Griffith Consum
ers and brakes will meet in another
"a" loop game tonight at Eastern High
at 8.
In the Federal League tonight War
| Department tossers will try conclusions
| 81 al ~1y ~
ment of Labor and Pan-American will
face at o'clock at Central Y. M G. A.
st. Martins unlimited class quint,
boasting IA wins in 16 starts, is having
! trouble booking foes. Sox Harrington
| is handling the schedule at North
2622-J between $50 and Z pm.
Mainstays of the team are Zimmerli
Wanley, Howell, Mcfarland, Barnard
Mealy A. Harrington, Denny and Sox
Harrington.
Fort Myer Cubs and First Brethren
Church tossers will meet tonight at 8
O'Clock at Eastern High.
Results:
Delaware & Hudson, Al; Saranacs,
10 Community Center League).
Interior Department, 80; Naval Hos
pital, Is.
Maryland Avenue Baptist, So; Grace
Baptist, IS (B. Y. P. U. League.
Meridians, 81; Ross Jewellers, 20.
Northern (unlimited), is; Takoma
Business Men, IA.
Northern Props, Of; Takoma Fire
men, II.
wilson Avenue Baptist, %; Pet
worth, 20.
Aztecs, At; Moseans, Is.
Y Flashes, 80; Western, 29.
Arcadians, IS; St. Martins, "a.
Washington Boys Club, n; Gel
tics, 81.
washington Boys Club, 4s; Company
E, IT.
Christ Church, "a; De Molay. %.
Congress Heights Eagles, 20; Con-
gress Heights M. E. Church, IA.
Fairlawn, "a; Congress Heights, II.
Interstate Commerce, As; Battery A,
Coast Artillery, %.
These teams want games:
Epiphany Juniors, with 120-pound
class teams having courts. Hugh
Cramer, Adams $685..
Paramounts, 145-pound class. Wag-
ner, National 1861 or District 0401.
Beta Phi Epsilon, unlimited class.
Leroy Gladstone, Lincoln 8733-W.
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Champions and 1882 Chances
by GRANTLAND RICE

to being the best in base ball. It
can AFFORD something In the way OF
accidents and sickness and still send
q lot of winning stuff into action.
And the Cardinal pitching staff
Is only part of the story. Ganpy
Street will have strength again in
swerv department-a high-class in
fleid and a fast, hard-hitting out
Held to work with. He has speed,
the punch and the pitching. So far
there have been no changes to JUS
tify some outsider cutting away the
bic margin the Cardinals held last
FAN. For they are still a young
team and they have more replace
Snsnts to cali on than any two
teams can show in either league.
they 1Tasse still look to be the class of the
older circuit-one of the best base
bali clubs the game has known in
years.
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T1iple-Header at Hyattsville for
High School Teams.

EVANSVILLE, Nd, January 10
Three Hyattsville high school basket
ball teams will see action tomorrow
afternoon against Takoma- Silver Spring
high combinations on the National
Guard Armory floor here.
Girls sextets will meet in the hrst
game at 3 o'clock, with the regular boys
teams facing in the second game and
1l5-pound teams having 1t out IN the
final Of the triple-header.
The Hyattsville teams will visit Sill
yer Spring later in the season In return
engagements.
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And yet the boys are saying that Jack
Dempsey is too old to stage comeback.
Silly stuff. If Bill Tilden still can
cannon ball his way into tennis glory
and fame at 80 years of age, Oulmet
can come back from the mist OF no
where after II years of titular absence,
and Ruth can demand the largest base
ball salary at 80 years, what is there
to stop the greatest hitter of the sour
science from taking some Of the glory
and gravy at 81 years of age?
Tilden practically chucked his
rackets into the discard some years
ago to answer the lure of the fiickers
and the boards. They said he was
pushed out of title line by the young
er players, who were making compe
tition too stiff for the old master of
the base line.
But he fooled the flock and came
romping back to smack down title after
title. From 1920 until 1925, and then
again in 1929, he registered seven
United States championships. 1t was
in 1929 when the boys in the bleachers
said the man from QuakertoWn was
through, If anybody in tennis war ever
had enough. But he tricked 'em.
Today Tilden is one of the most dan
gerouS tennis men in the country TO
face And doubly so when he is behind,
which proves, above everything else,
that he Is still title timber, regardless
of what Pop Time has to say on the
matter. When a man can fight from
behind, whether he is youth or middle
age, he Is championship material. And
coming up from the rear is rarely the
forte Of youth, gentleman.
Ruth toaS told to 90 home and find
a rocking chair on the front porch
at 81 years OF age. At 80 he is de-
n1anding that the Nep York Yankees
pay him bigger salary than he
dret1 at the time he 1UdS rated the
greatest star of the game. And likely
to get tphat he is after this time, too.
Seven years ago the BAN was wad-
ding through a mire of overindulgence,
too much information on the horses
and a few other things for which he
had q weakness His batting average
was down to the size of sardine and
his confidence was smaller than that.
The Babe was through, and few base
ball people would agree that he was
not.
Yet the man from Baltimore pulled
through and within five years was
70 far cut In front that he demand
Cd $4,000 iron men season--for
two ysArs--and got It, drawing down
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MARYLAND CUBS SCORE
Overcome B. p. I. Basketers IN
34-21 Tussle at College Park.

University of Maryland Freshman
basket ball team won its third game in
four starts in defeating Baltimore Poly,
"a to 81, yesterday in Ritchie Gym
nasium, at College Park.
Warren Evans and Roy Vowel, play
Eng forward and center, respectively, led
the Old Line attack.
Allen, a brother of Duke Allen, for
ner Maryland player, led Poly in scor-
ing, with points.
Summary:
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TZHREE Of the local college basket
ball teams will be tested by the
same invading quint this week.
Duquesne University Of Pitts
burgh, one of the leading basket shoot
ing combinations extant this season,
comes here to play Georgetown tonight,
Catholic University tomorrow night and
10 wind up by meeting George Wash
lngton on Thursday.
All three of the Capital combinations
are playing good basket ball and the
visitors will have their hands full, al
though DuqueSne may 60 into each Of
its contests here the favorite. The
Pittsburghers have been winning con-
siStently, one of their biggest scalpS
being Pitt, which was beaten last week.
DuQueSne has been to Washington
before in foot ball as well as basket
ball and always has presented formi-
dable combinations. 1t will be no diff
ferent this time.
TATHoLIC UNIVERSITY was the
y only local college team to see action
last night, the Brooklanders losing
d hard-fought and well played game,
50 to IS, after leading by 10 to IL at
the end of the first half.
White kept Catholic U. in front in
Che first half, making five floor goals in
the opening 20 minutes of play, most
of them from well outside, but he lost
his hot hand" in the last part of the
game.
Tannyhill of Joyola took up where
White left off and his clever shooting
and the fact that Curtis almost con-
stantly controlled the ball from the
tap-off at center proved too much for
the Cardinals.
White got IA points and Tannyhill 10.
In preliminary game, the Catholic
u. freshmen had an easy time defeating
the Loyola yearlings, As to 20.
Summaries:
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DO WELL AT SWIMMING
Three Girls From District CompeA
in Meet in New York.

Onalane Lawrence, District feminine
diving champion; Annabelle Whaler
and Rita Augusterfer, members of the
Washington Swimming Club, did well
in the meet held by New York Women's
Swimming Association.
Miss Lawrence placed fifth against
the best divers of the New York dis
trict: Miss Whaler, who is only IL,
gained the final round in the 50-yard
event for girls under II, winning two
heats, and Miss Augusterfer reached
the semi-flnal heat in the 10o-yard free
style test.
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NOEL HOUSE GETS TROPHY.

A trophy was presented the Noel
House foot ball team of last season
which showed class in 125-pound ranks
at banquet given last night by Cole
man Jennings Twenty-six OF the grio-
ders attended. A. 3. Kinds, director
Of the club, was POSTMASTER.
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MEETS NAVY AT SQUASH
Racquet Club Squad Has Match
with Annannlic Post ezra duafeS.

Racquet Club Squad has maIch
With Annapolis Post-Graduates.
Squash racketers of the Racquet Club,
who opened their season with an i'm
pressive win over Maryland Club OF
Baltimore last week, are preparing for
a clash with a postgraduate team Of
the Naval Academy Saturday, at An
napolis.
pIeted in the Racquet Clubs annual
championships.
Summaries follow:
M o. Exnicios defending championo5 dee-
I r. G. Mioulton defeated B. Goodyear, jr:,
is. $40. els. 15.1l; w.. N Go2dwyy1n
Iga; J. M. Gibson defeated A. Minnix by
default; r. P. Jeter CLUB championl de-
feated Corcoran Thorn, 15-s, l6-14' Id
15-l0.
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REDS GET OUTFIELDER.

CINCINNATI, January 10 (P).-Ac-
QUESTION Of Outfielder Joe Cicero from
the Nashville club of the Southern As
ISOLATION in exchange for Catcher
Johnny Gooch has been announced by
the Cincinnati Reds.
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MIDGET BASKET BATTLE.

Takoma-Silver Spring High School
Midgets were able to score just points,
on two foul shots. as Georgetown Prep
Midgets counted "a, yesterday at Gar
rett Park.
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HE'LL BE CALLING EN-.

Another Ping Purdy has arrived. The
District base ball umpire and Mrs.
Purdy are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of q son.
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NORTHWESTERN LEADS.

MADISON, Wis, January 10 R.-
Northwestern retained the leadership in
the Western Conference basket ball race
last night by defeating Wisconsin, %
to "a.
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mime Of CLASHES
| ALREADY CARDED
Dickering for Thanksgiving
TiIt-''umber of Stars
il Be Lost.
HIGH SCHOOLS foot
ball team, which next Fall
will Sank fn min thu Grau,s

ball team, which next Fall
/ will seek to gain the Gray's
fifth public high school grid
title in row, will likely play a 10
game schedule, including its title
matches. Nine of the contests
have already been arranged.
Opening its season earlier than be-
fore Tech will engage Baltimore City's
eleven September % In the Maryland
metropolis. City takes the place on
the Mckinley schedule formerly held
by Baltimore Poly, which does not
find a place on the card this year.
National Training School, a new
conner to the Tech schedule, will be
engaged September 80, the site of the
game to be determined, and the next
day the Mckinley squad, in accordance
with its program of the last two sea-
sons, will go down to Winchester the
| following day to face the Handley
| High eleven. Episcopal and Swavely,
both OF whom were on the 1880 Tech
| to conquer the Gray, have again been
listed, with the scenes of the Tits to be
decided.
Negotiations are In progress with
several teams for a Thanksgiving day
game.
Tech probably will have a capable
team again next Fall, though 1t will
have to get along without such main
stays as Bell, Baxter, Rhodes and Dye.
| forwards, and Hatos, Sachs and Och
| man, backs. The return Of Wolhfarth,
end, also is doubtful.
Gramlich, Meikeljohn and Esumas,
| line MIA ord Eolar, ia
backs, are among stalwarts listed to
return.
Here's the Tech schedule as it now
stands
September 23-Baltimore City Col
lege at Baltimore.
September 3o-National Training
School (place undecided.
October 1-Handley High at Win
chester
october Episcopal (place unde-
cided).
| October 18-Eastern.
| october 25-Western.
November Central.
November 8-Business
November 1S-Swavely (place unde-
cided).
HEWITT and Emerson will engage
- college freshman teams tonight,
the former being down to engage
Georgetown's yearlings at Tech High
! at o'clock in the preliminary to the
Hoya varsity Duquesne and the latter
being carded to face the George Wash
ington frosh at the same time on the
G. w. court.
Central and Eastern were to face tn
the feature match Of the public high
school double header this Afternoon at
| Tech at $3.50 O'Clock. Tech and West
ern were to face in the second game
Leonard Hall and St. Adams were to
battle at st. Adams.
Gonzaga and Eastern will battle it
out at Eastern in the afternoon and
Business and Catholic University fresh
men will face at z o'clock at G. u. In
the curtain raiser to the c. u. varsity
Duquesne game In interesting tits in
volving scholastic quints here tomor-
row. Georgetown Prep has an en-
gagement with Mount st. Joseph High
at Baltimore.
Sparkling basket-sniping by Tommy
Nolan and Dicky Fitzgerald in the clos
Ing minutes clinched victory for Con-
zaga over its old rival, Georgetown
Prep, by 26 to II yesterday at Gonzaga
The half ended with the Purple clinging
to 10-to-9 edge.
Summary:
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Totals. .....11 426 Totals. SIT
Referee-Mr. Caruso "a. b..
Marvin Chapman, high jumper, and
perhaps few others will represent
Tech, and Bob Slye, clever hurdler, and
perhaps quarter-miler will carry East
ems colors in the Meadowbrook games
in Philadelphia February 20, according
to plans.
Whether Central or Western will be
represented hasn't been announced.
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~ ILL TILDEN, Francis Ouimet,
- Babe Ruth-a1l past their best
/ ] years in sports, but still the
kingpins of their rackets.
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GAME FOR WIGS

Face ParksbuTg, Ia, I1O D"She1oIS
Sunday at Silver Spring.
Vic Snort Shop semi-pro basket ball
quint will meet harrisburg lpa) "A. v.
bros Sunday at the Silver Spring
harrisburg, which boasts the cham
n,orsfip of Lancaster County, Pa, has
made a strong showing against good
imposition, 1t has been announced.
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FULL BASKET BALL BILL

Totals......l2 10 81 Totals. 2
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Sparkling basket-sniping by Tommy
Nolan and Dicky Fitzgerald in the clos
ing minutes clinched victory for Con
zaga over its old rival, Georgetown
Prep, by 26 to II yesterday at Gonzaga.
The half ended with the Purple clinging
to 10to-9 edge.
Ellmnarv.
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Francis ,Don q croUn il, 1914, faded
aWay into mediocre golf and then
popped up out OF notrhere to take
the cro10n held By Bobby Jones, the
greatest golfer of them all.
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These teams want games:
Epiphany Juniors, with 120-pound
class teams having courts. Hugh
Cramer, Adams 6652.
Paramounts 145-pound class. Wag-
ner, National 1861 or District 040l.
Beta Phi Epsilon, unlimited class.
Leroy Gladstone, Lincoln 8733-W.
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STARTS INVASION
IN TILT WITH c. j.
Also Battles C. U. and G. w.
Maryland Is Tuning for
Clash With Navy.

1HREE of the local college basket
ball teams will be tested by the
same invading quint this week.
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Varied Sports

Basket Ball.
Loyola (Baltimore), IS; Catholic
u, 80.
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Duluth, 4, Tulsa, 3.
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SLOvAK CATHOLIC So
KOL DUCK PIN4.
! By John Talan.

Our brief breathing spell over,
we get back to business with
some fine rolling.
The st. Cyrils kept up their
crushing pace and took two
games from the x Of C lads with
Walt Lind setting the pace. The.
Kaceyss had full team in the
last game and led by Red !"
Driscoll took this game in handy
fashion.
With Walter and A. M. Pal.
kovic smashing the naples in
fine style, nothing could stop the
SLOW. Cath. Sokols and the result
was a 3 game victory in the bag.
Struthers was the victim despite
Steve Ekoniak's fine efforts.
After losing the first game,
the Grand Alleys proceeded to
take things their way and kicked
the pins here, there and every.
where for 2 splendid games cli-
NAKED by their 83S. sAbey'
Krafcik whose football worries
are now over, tried hard to stem
| the tide but to no avail. Mike
Marion, "Kingfsh" Of the
Grands covered himself with
gloroy; and other things by
smashing the single high score
with his 245. Good work, Mike.
Things are getting pretty hot
near the close Of the first half
which has 2 more weeks to run
Captains are casting appraisine
eyes for. promising timber to
bolster and strengthen their
crews for the next half.
The 200 scores were as follows
| Hawk - 2O4.
l ~ . .