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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-29
His Own Trail


 In Porto Rico, say his friends, he had his first opportunity to prove himself. As a member of the New York legislature and later as as- sistant secretary of the navy, he was following the path his father had trod before him.
 Old TT. R." had never governed Porto Rico. Young TT. R." had a chance to blaze a trail of his own. Now he goes to govern millions of people his famous father fought to free from Spanish rule.
 A great deal may depend on the success he attains in the Philip pines He went into sort of politi- cal eclipse when Al Smith defeated him for governor of New York. Now he seems to be emerging-how far remains to be seen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-29
ROOSEvELTHAS GREAT CHANGE
 AHEAD OF HIM
Nomination as Governor General of Philippines
 Is No Surprise
By HERBERT HUMMER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-It came as no great surprise to Washing ton observers that young "T. R."- Theodore RooSe-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-29
DEPUTY coNFERs WITH CHIEF

Paul R. Vernon, Deputy United States Collector of Customs at Pet ersburg, is in Juneau to confer with Collector of Customs J. c. Mcbride. MT. Vernon will return to his post on the steamship Northwestern, scheduled to sail south tomorrow.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
JALL0S-BR0WN co
SETF0R COLISEUM
Mann Also Signs Forgione
and Lawson to Support
K0CSis and Welsh.
oUIS JALLOs, Cleveland Golden

7 OUIS JALLOS, Cleveland Golden
Glove tournament winner. who
has recently been taken over
into the professional ranks by
Jimmy Bronson of New York, has been
matched to meet Buster Brown of Bal
timore in the fourth of the all-star
boxing card to be staged at Ritchie
Coliseum on February 20.
Late yesterday Frankie Mann closed
the bout, having previously matched AL
Forgione, slugging Philadelphian, with
Eric Lawson, sensational Norfolk light
heavy.
The signing of Jallos and Buster
Brown closes the four 8-round bouts
that will feature the all-star card at
the big Maryland University sports
plant. Only a preliminary will be
necessary to afford the fans 36 rounds
of what promises to form the most
sensational boxing card since the days
of the old Sportland Heights arena.
Mann recently announced that Billy
Strickler, light heavy, and one OF the
toughest and most rugged OF local
products, would step eight heats with
Vincent Forgione.
The four bouts bring together out
standing battlers from New York.
Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore
and Norfolk.
Kocsis is rated as fifth among the
bantamweights. He is a former Olym-
pic champion and champion OF Hun
gary. Welsh is the outstanding BAN
tamweight in the South and is rated
by experts as seventh or eighth.
There is no question about Buster
Browns class among the lightweights.
Brown, under the direction Of Max
Waxnan, has met and defeated many
of the outstanding contenders.
Jallos is one Of the coming light
weights of the country. He won the
Golden Gloves tournament last year.
Forgione is a Philadelphia boy with
record as long as Cameras strong
right arm. He has met and defeated
some of the best in his class. Law
sons reputation is established with
local fans.
Spalding's, Goldie Ahearn and Vic
Sport Shop, where the tickets are ex-
pected to go on sale tomorrow, report
heavy advance in requests for reser-
vations. Prices are $3.50, $500 and
$3.50 Every seat in Richie Coliseum
offers direct and uninterrupted view
of the ring.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
ARMY MED|C0S MIX
BOXING, WRESTLING
Winners of Matches Thursday to
Enter Third Corps 0lym-
pic Tests.

A boxing and wrestling program
promising spirited competition will
mark an Army Medical Center athletic
night Tuesday at the Red Cross house
at the center. Action will start at
8 o'clock.
Winners will enter the Sd Corps
tournament for Olympic tryouts next
month.
In the main boxing event at six
rounds Nick Stipetic will meet Red
Wright. George Bills and Waldo Berry
will grapple in the wrestling headliner
limited to 80 minutes.
Other boxing bouts will bring to-
gether Lu Mancine and Bill Hall in
the semi-flnal at four rounds, Jack
Kinser and Lu Junker and K. o.
Spidel and Biff Konkel.
In the other wrestling matches Lub
Auble and John Danko will meet in a
10-minute go and Dee Stump will
tackle Ad Whitman in a preliminary
Harry Nixon and Floyd North will
grapple in wrestling preliminary.
There will be no admission charge
and there will be special accommoda-
tions for women.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
TINY ROEBUCK MAT
CHOICE OVER SZABO
Doc Wilson, KIey and Stein
Also on Thursdays Card
at Strand.
sWIFTER. more aggressive and

4 SWIFTER. more aggressive and
~ more experienced Tiny Roe
~ buck, despite his defeat here
4 \ recently by Stranger Lewis,
will be the favorite Thursday
to pin Sander Szabo when they clash
in the feature match Of the Strand
wrestling show. And this although
Szabo is the same man who made Tiny
look so foolish here several months
ago.
Roebuck, in the previous match, ap-
parently was all set to finish the young
Hungarian after easily tossing him
around when Szabo unleashed a series
OF sensational flying butts that all but
kayoed Roebuck. Since that match,
the giant Indian, who will outweigh
his opponent by some so pounds and is
conceded to be one of the best natural
prospects in the game, has improved
nightly and scored a victory over
Hans Steinke, whom even Jim Londos
lodges
DR.. Ralph Wilson, who went to q
45-nlinute draw with Ernie Dusek last
week, will tackle Leon Smith. the Chi
cagoan who spilled Carl Pojello.
Fritz Kley. premier crowd-pleaser,
will entertain again. Using Wankah
Zelesniak, Russian, for his target for
backdrops. etc Sammy Stein, Jewish
champion, will oppose Paul Favre,
claimant of the French championship,
in another preliminary. A fifth still Is
in the making
Because of the holiday tomorrow, 1t
Is announced that the tickets will not
be available until Tuesday. As usual,
women with escorts will be admitted
free.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
MAT INVADERS ON TOP

Washington Beaten, 10 to 6, by
Orioles in Y. M. C. A. Meet
Baltimore Y. M. C. A. wrestling team
downed Central Y grapplers Of this
city, 10 to 6, last night at the here.
1t was the second defeat the Washing
tonians have suffered recently at the
hands of Baltimore.
Baltimore won six matches and
Washington two.
Summaries:
11a-POUND CLASS-Myers CB) defeated
Anderson. tall, minute 80 seconds.
1I8-POUND CLASS-Shockley tW) de-
feated Redmond. time advantage. minutes
1@j-POUND CLAss-Andes OBJ defeated
Shockley, time advantage, minutes SO sec
ords.
- IS5-POUND CLAss-strupp OBJ defeated
Payne, time advantage, minutes is sec
Ii5-POUND CLAss-Briu (HD defeated
Sergeant fall, 3 minutes, 2S seconds.
165-POUSD CLASS-Van Santt (BD de-
feated Whltwerth, time advantage, min
I3j-POUND CLASS-Morris CB.) defeated
Paul. time advantage. minutes seconds.
HEANYWEIGHT-Capt. Ballard (W.) de-
feated Gajonskl, time advantage, minutes
second.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
CHIPS FROM THE
MAPLEWAYS

TWELVE sticks is the difference
in the averages of Arthur
Logan, Hokie Smith and Bill
Miller, who are battling it out
for the leadership in the Business
Mems League.
smith has 114-12 for 48 games;
Logan, 114-16 for SIS game, and Miller,
ia for A strings.
Surprised by Standard Art & Marble,
Minte Paint. long the leader in the
Building Contractors League. dropped
to third place by losing the entire set
last week. D. c. Butcher assumed first
place by white washing Rosslyn Steel.
A new high set record was estab-
lished in the Automotive League by
Wynkoop of Packard, who shot 4lS,
good in any loop.
Ingram No. still is in first place in
the East Washington Church League,
but only by the narrowest OF soueaks.
The leaders won two games from kel-
Ter last week, both by one-pin margins.
Coors Drinks are banking heavily
upon Paul Harrison when they battle II
out with Liondale Shirts and Swans
for the Columbia Heights League lead
ership, for which all three teams are
tied.
Harrison leads in high set. high
spares, second high strikes, second high
average and first and second high
games.
It'll be a showdown this week in the
Prince Georges County, section 2,
League when Sligo and w. S. S. D.
Survey hook up for the league lead.
The Surveyors are trailing by single
game.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
SQUASH RACQUETERS
REACH SEMI.F|NALS
New York, Buffalo, Philadelphia
and Harvard Teams Remain.
Maryland Champ Wins.
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, February 20-New
York, Buffalo, Philadelphia and Har-
ward teams swept into the semi-f finals
OF the national squash racquets tour
nament today eliminating the other
entries in more or less easy fashion.
In the individual play, the Pool
brothers. j. Lawrence, New York, the
national champion and Beekman. in
tercollegiate titleholder. playing under
the colors of Harvard University, shared
honors with W. Harry Baugher, the
Maryland State champion.
In their second round matches in
the team section, Harvard defeated
Pittsburgh. to 0, while New York
trounced Baltimore, 4 to /, after the
Maryland representatives had elimi-
mated Cleveland by the same score in
the first round
Philadelphia had rougher time dis
posing of Boston in the second round.
winning 3 to ?, as Buffalo defeated
Princeton to l. Buffalo walloped
Detroit. 5 to 0, in their first round
series. and Princeton had eliminated
Atlantic City by the same score. Phila-
delphia beat Hartford earlier, to /.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
22 WOMEN ROLLING
FOR 100 OR BETTER
Lorraine GULL Tops Clever Array
of Pin-Shooters in Dis
trict Loop.

Twenty-Five woman bowlers. q new
high for the Women's District League,
today hold averages Of over 100. ac-
cording to figures released by Scorer
Jim Baker.
Lorraine GULL, as usual, is topping
the field with a record breaking pace
of 1903. and Is leading in strikes and
spares with 81 and las, respectively.
Evelyn Ream is second with 1914,
while Lucy Owen and Catherine Quig-
ley are tied for third place.
Reva Banks holds the high-game
record with 152, while Evelyn Ream
has the high set, 408. High team set
and game honors go to the John
Blicks, who have rolled 1884 and 588.
Rendezvous is leading the Bill Woods
by four games.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
D. c. GIRL BOWLERS
VICTIMS OF RECORD
McCordy and Randlett Shoot Set
of 704 Against GULL and But
ler at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, February 20-A
national doubles record for women
bowlers was established here tonight
on the Health Center No. l drives
when Mrs. Elva McCordy and Mrs.
Helen Randlett of Richmond shot a
three-game set at 704 in defeating
Lorraine GULL, No. ranking bowler,
and Billie Butler, who ranks No. 2,
both of Washington. The home team
won both the afternoon and night
doubles, but the national stars retail
ated by taking all four single matches
Starting with lead of 81 pins in
the first game, the Richmond women
added % sticks in the second game to
run up a commanding lead which was
never overhauled.
The Capital City women rolled a
633 total. In setting a new mark,
Mrs. Randlett and Mrs. McCordy over
shadowed the TOO record formerly held
by Mabel Shaw and Margaret Holiday,
both of Baltimore. This was estab-
lished January 10, 1881. Scores:
Evening star., 1932-02-21
CONTINUE TITLE SERIES
Armstrong One Up on Dunbar in
Colored Basket Play.

Armstrong and Dunbar High School
basket ball teams will clash In the sec
ond game of the District colored public
high school championship series tomor-
row afternoon on the Dunbar court at
$3.50 o'clock.
Armstrong triumphed, 13 to IL, in the
first game, and another sparkling fray
is expected. Playing on their court. the
Poets are favorites to win and even the
series.
Should third game be necessary 1t
will be staged in the Howard University
gym.
Cardozo was eliminated from the title
running through the loss Of two games
to both Armstrong and Dunbar early IN
the season.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
HE-N|GHT PROGRAM
SP|CED BY VARIETY
Boxing, Wrestling, Novelties
Promise Laughs as Well as
Thrills Tomorrow.
BY. r. d. THOMAS.

ITO hear Barnard Welsh tell
it, the Rockville He-Night
i is no Entertainment for a
man of delicate senSibil-
tiles. The Montgomery County
barrister, turned temporary press
agent, would have you believe
Mr.. Baal himself is coming up to-
morrow night to be master OF
ceremonies at the annual party
of the Rockville Fire Department
in the Congressional Airport
hangar.
EVERY wear for the last ten patrons
have declared the ultimate has been
reached in wild parties scrivens Mr..
Welsh, "and each succeeding year their
verdict has been wilder than ever
There is no show like It,.
1T is a show for men only and II Is
the only show held in the environs OF
Washington which ladies are not al
lowed to attend" Hot diggity!
r AWYER WELSH sounds an in
II triguing note; very, but it might
mislead some of you who never
have attended a Rockville He-Night
and we hasten to put you right. II
you like your boxing slam-bang, knock
'im-stiff and g-in-another; If you've
never seen the much advertised ferocity
of the female leap beyond the bounds
of verboSity; if you've never seen a
wrestler try conclusions with boxer,
or Hog Eye Hall battle 13 men IN
defense of battle royal championship;
if - well, there are eleven events on
the program and if you like your sport
thrills mixed with abdominal mirth
tremors, be on deck tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at the Congressional Airport.
Mr.. Welsh is in again: mo fooling
about the she fighters. When in fight
ing trim, Battling Betsy Black weighs
156 pounds, is well muscled and brings
to mind the Jack Johnson OF 20 years
ago. Her opponent, Lottie Lynch, has
a long record of victories. They'll use
five-ounce gloves and fight four rounds
for purse and side bet
..AhARY HIPPLE's WILD
Nl WENCHES," who have disap-
pointed on past programs, are
out for each others Scalps this time.
and the committee has the guarantee OF
Mary that there will be no tame
tabby" business.
Look this over and ask the wife for
q night off:
BOxing-Tommy Horn, Baltimore. 124
pounds. VS.. Jack Portner, Bowling Field,
126 pounds four rounds.
Boxing-Sailor Oden, 1876 pounds, VS..
Willie Essinger. 135 pounds; four
rounds.
Boxing "She Fighters" = Battling
Betsy Brown VS.. Lettie Lynch.
Boxing-Billy Britton, Mississippi, 135
pounds, VS.. Soldier Clark. Fort Wash
ington, 135 pounds: four rounds.
Wrestling Turner VS.. Frank Dec
Cray.
Fight-Boxer VS.. wrestler.
Boxing-Marino Marini vs.. Jimmie
Tramberia. six rounds.
Mary Nipples wild wenches."
Boxing-Arthur Debeves. 140 pounds.
VS. Sailor McKena, 140 pounds; eight
rounds.
Battle royal-Fourteen battlers.
Boxing-Lou Raymond, lat pounds
VS.. Pepper Young. lat pounds; eight
rounds.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
CENTRAL TANKMEN WIN
Home First in Every Event in De.
feat of Loyola High.

BALTIMORE. February 2O.-Central
High School swimming team of Wash
ington swamped Loyola High natators,
so to Is, here today. The visitors won
every event, including both relays.
200-YARD RELAY-Won by Central Bon
pet, Cotton; Hickey. Bates). Time. minute
I6O-YARD BREAsTSTROKE-W by
Slater Central: second. Mcdonald Cen
trail; third. Bishop Loyola). Time. min
"'s sozYARD y ShGs FREE sTYLE-won by Wood
Central: second, TAYLOR o,CentraD: third
.so-YARD FREE sTYLE-Won By Mqllett
(Centran; second. j. Rose Central: third.
Bishop Loyola). Time. minutes 53ss Sec
So-YARD BACKsTROKE-Won by Lom-
bard GENITAL second Gelsa s4 GensEab
'"i5S ioa-4ARD FREE sTyLE1MWon y Meat:
yard Central: second. Hickey tCentrall
third. Monahan Loyola). Time. minute
FANCY iSSSi!u9DI 9DIvING-won by KNIGHT Cen
trap; second. Weatherly o;L3 heyola); third
H1dSSs9%pa 1aS%aR6 tSeRfEfpLE MEpLEY RELHYWon by
tral tKnfght. Maurer. McDonald). Time. i
minute 35 seconds.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

Possibilities of a great scrap between
Weiner and Brown are excellent. Matte
fears none. He bores in continually and
keeps throwing leather from bell to
bell
Herman always is best against an op-
ponent who comes to him. His vicious
left hook which f1oored Marty Gala
gher and Barry were landed when they
tried to carry the battle to him.
Weiner not unlike Brown, has a
soft spot in his heart for the popular
Alexandria Club and the fans who
watch him there. He has been given
many chances and although he has
not always been successful he has more
than satisfied the customers.
Walter Kirkwood and Joey Raymond
mix in the semi-final bout. Kirkwood
recently defeated Henry Irving. This
Is Joey's first appearance in Washing
ton. Both his brothers, Phil and Lew,
have shown on local cards.
The preliminaries list Jesse Belt VS.
Jack Quigley, Lenny King VS.. joey
Schwartz, Jack Perry VS. Benny Till
man and Young Van VS.. Bat Casey.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
AL WORK ROLLS 647
TOLEAD SOUTHPAWS
Finishes " Sticks in Front of Fitz-
gerald, Defending Champ, in
Tourney Opener.

AL Work. with CAT, led the field for
the first half block of the 10-game
Times sweepstakes for lefthand bowlers,
rolled last night at the Northeast Tenn
pie alleys. He finished II pins ahead
Of Larry Fitzgerald. last years winner,
who was second with $40.
Another group of entries will roll
their first five games Wednesday, at the
Temple alleys.
The event will wind up next Friday
at Georgetown Recreation.
net NIGHTS
Evening star., 1932-02-21
WHITING is LEADER
IN DUCkPIN LEAGUE
His Team, Cold Storage, Also Is
One Game to Good in Arcade
Sunshine Loop.

Whiting of the Cold Storage team is
topping the Arcade Sunshine Duckpin
League in high average with clip Of
108-20. Glazer of Dry Cleaners is sec
ond, with 1877, with Latham Of Laun-
drymen third, with 106-40.
Cold Storage has a one-game lead.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
N. Carolina CD.
MARTINSBURG HIGH LEADS.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, February
20.-Going into the last quarter four
points behind, Martinsburg High
scored a sensational 28-to-26 victory
over Waynesboro Pa) here It was
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
game, and by virtue of its win Martins
burg went into the leadership.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
TENNIS GETS TOO TAME
Kozeluh, Former Net Champ, to
Take Up Auto Racing.

PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia, February
20 R).-Karl Kozeluh, former world
professional tennis champion, has de-
cided to abandon the net game and
take up auto racing, according to
story published on Prague sporting
pages today.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
PERCE WOLFE WINS
VALLEY PIN STAKE
Shoots 1913 for IS Strings
at CumberIand-Hokie
Smith Runner-up.

AGERSTOWN, Md, February
~ 20.-Perce Wolfe of Hyattsville,
won the Cumberland Valley
Duck Pin Association cham
pionship here tonight on the Coliseum
drives with a total for IS games of
1918. Hokie Smith. of Washington,
was second with 1923. and third place
went to Ed Blakney. Of Baltimore. with
1919. Red Morgan, of Washington,
was fourth with 1,787.
The high individual for the first
block was John Anderson, Washington,
with 635 In the second set. R. NJ.
James, Of Takoma. led with 615, and
George L. Iseman. Washington. set the
pace in the third skirmish with 636.
H. M. Hensler, of Martinsburg, w.
Va, had the high game Of the tour
nament with 167.
Following are the 15-game scores of
Washington bowlers competing:
G. L. Iseman, l.749; Red Morgan,
1,7o7; John Anderson, 1,772; Hokie
Smith, 1928; Brad Mandley 1,739; M.
H. Wooden, 1,768; Chester Bid, 1,728
Evening star., 1932-02-21
ARRANGES HOCKEY SERIES

PROVIDENCE. r. l., February 20
(P).-Judge James E. Dooley, president
of the Canadian American Hockey
League, announced tonight he had
started negotiations for a post-Season
play-off series between the champions
of the Canadian American League and
the champions of the International
League.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
SHAW NIGHT SCHOOL,
VANDYkE FIvES WIN
Competition Under Way in Col
ored Community Center Senior,
Junior Loops.

Competition is under way In the
senior and junior loops Of the ColoreG
Community Center Basket Ball League.
Play will end April T.
Eight teams are competing In the
senior circuit and 10 in the junior
Shaw Night School yesterday defeated
Apacostia A. c.. 33 to 25. in the senior
loop, anu Vandykes conquered Dunbar
Community Center tossers, "a to %, in
the junior division.
Summarize.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
PAC|N| AND BARNES
WIN IN LAST FRAME
Defeat Tronski and Tato by
Four PinS-Break Even in
Singles Matches.

n ALTIMORE, Md, February 90
X In 1O-game engagement, one
of the most thrilling seen here
in some time, Ollie Pacini,
WaShington's Dixie SWeepstake winner,
teamed with Ray Barnes, National
Sweepstake and all-events champion of
Baltimore, to defeat Nick TronsN,
ranked No. l nationally. and Bill Tato
of Willimantic, Conn. by the margin of
four pins on the Recreation drives to-
day. The score was 1858 to 1854.
Pacini was downed by Tronski, 679 to
626, in a singles engagement tonight,
while Tato conquered Barnes, 603 to
SAT, this afternoon.
When the doubles battle rested this
afternoon after five games were rolled
the count stood 1.183-all. The Pacini-
Barnes combination came from behind
to grab the victory in the last box.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
COLORED MAT MATCHES
Wrestling Club at 18th Street "Y''
to Give Exhibition.

Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. Wrestling
Club will hold its first exhibition In
the Y gymnasium March /.
Rough House Gordon will head the
colored matmen who will show their
wares, others being Billy Hunter, Ted
Adams Sidney Morris. Creamy Gregg,
Louis Greene, George Adams, Jimmie
Glascoe and Ed Brown.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
LEAGUE TO DECIDE FATE

WHEELING, w. Va. February 20 F9.
Middle Atlantic League club owners
will gather in Wheeling tomorrow to
zee what can be done about the 1882
base ball season. Some representatives
are ready to vote to disband the cir
cult. others are financially prepared
to start
Evening star., 1932-02-21
REDS START FOR TAMPA.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, February 20 Up.
Seven pitchers and three catchers,
advance guard of the Cincinnati Reds,
left here today for the Tampa, Fla,
Spring training camp. The group was
in charge of Pitcher Eppa Rixey, who
is starting his twenty-frst year IN the
major leagues.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
D. C. BOWLERS VICTORS
Northeast Hupmobile Team Downs
Richmond Martins.

RICHMOND, Va, February 20.-By
a margin of 83 pins the Northeast Hup-
mobile bowling team of Washington de-
feated the Martin team, first half win
ners in the Richmond City League, on
the Tiny Town alleys, in special
match tonight, 1858 to 2,875.
Earl McPhilomy of the visitors car
ried off high game honors with 161
Astor Clark of Washington had high
set with 654. The scores:
Evening star., 1932-02-21
CAPTURES BASKET TITLE.

FARGO, N. Oak, February 20 R.-
the basket ball championship of the
North Central Conference tonight, de.
feating South Dakota a1ate. 80 to "a.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
HOLD SHOOT TOMORROW

u'zasington Gun Club will hold a
special Yicentennial trapshoot at the
Benning range tomorrow. There will
be trophies at stake in each OF three
classes in 100 single targets and three
prizes in so doubles, Lewis class.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
REGAINS GOLF HONORS

HAVANA, February 20 R).-Antonio
Carrillo regained the Cuban amateur
golf championship today from M. De
Armas, who won the title last year.
The former champion won by . 9-hole
margin In the 36-hole final.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Totals ....11 2 "a Totals ..... 8 422
Senior Loop Standing.
This Weeks Schedule.

Seniors-Tuesday. Manchesters VS.. Arm
strong; Thursday. Shaw VS.. Arrows; Friday,
Dunbar vs. Manchesters.
Juniors-Tuesday Dunbar. VS.. Southeast.
Cardozo VS.. Royals; Thursday. Hilltop VS..
VS.. Royals; Friday, I Street VS.. Hilltop;
Georgetown Juniors VS.. Van Dykes.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
"st2 Shou Bo1ule Look National Tournament
LAST FOR CAVALIERS
Close Regular Basket Season in
Games With Generals.

UNIVERSITY, Va, February 90
Virginia,s varsity and first-year basket
ball teams wind up their regular seasons
against Washington and Lee in Lexing-
ton on Tuesday night.
The Cavalier regulars return here for
one final workout before leaving for the
Southern Conference basket ball tour
nament in Atlanta. Within the con-
ference Virginia has won six games and
lost three, two of them to the Maryland
champion quint.