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Evening star., 1932-01-24
Basket Ball List
For ID. Quintets
COLLEGE.
Tuesday.

COLLEGE.
Tuesday.
Maryland VS.. V. M. I. at College
Park.
Georgetown vs.. K. of c. at Brook
lyn. N. Y.
Gallaudet VS.. Temple College of
Pharmacy at Philadelphia.
Saturday.
Lynchburg College VS.. George
Washington at G. w.
V. P. I. VS.. Maryland at College
Park.
Georgetown VS.. Army at West
Point.
Gallaudet VS.. La Sale College at
Philadelphia.
SCHOLASTIC.
Tuesday.
Business VS.. Tech, Central VS..
Western, Tech High court, public
high school championship games,
Business VS.. Tech, first game $3.50
o'clock
George Washington Freshmen VS..
Eastern at Eastern.
Wednesday.
Gonzaga VS.. Business at Business.
Landon VS. Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park
Dewitt VS.. Bethesda-Chevy Chase
High at Leland, Md.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Eastern
at Eastern.
Thursday.
Business VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga,
pm.
St Adams VS.. Landon at Epiph-
any Church gymnasium.
National Training School vs. East
ern at Eastern.
Friday.
Central VS.. Tech, Business VS..
Eastern, Tech High court, public
high school championship games,
Central VS.. Tech, first game, $50
o'clock
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park.
Gonzaga VS.. Charlottesville School
for Boys at Charlottesville, Va.
Saturday.
st. Johns VS.. Alexandra High at
Alexandria, 8 pm.
Central VS.. Bethlehem High at
Bethlehem, Pa.
Woodberry Forest VS.. st. Adams
at st. Adams.
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w yITH all five teams, save West
h| ern, still very much IN the
running, second and final
round play in the gripping
struggle for the public high school pas
ket ball championship will open TINS
week.
Business will meet Tech and Central
will face Western Tuesday, and Central
will battle Tech and Business will hav
it out with Eastern Friday. All lour
games are vitality important ana prom
ise to add thrills to series Whlcn mas
seethed with drama.
Eastern and Tech are tied for the
series lead with three wins and one loss
each, but Central and Business, DEAD
locked for third, are only a game pc
hind each having two victories ana Two
defeats. Western has lost all four OF us
starts.
There are 13 games listed during the
week for the scholastic tosSers, aSloe
from the public high school Tits,
considerably fewer number than have
been scheduled for recent weeks.
No contests are carded tomorrow, but
the bows will get busy Tuesday When,
In addition to the Business Tech, Cen
tral-Western games. George Washing
ton freshmen and Eastern, idle IN the
series. will face at Eastern and st. Al
bans and Landon will have it out on the
Epiphany Church court.
Business conquered Tech, 2S to II,
and Central was extended to vanquish
Western % to "a, in the opening round,
and rousing battles are expected TO
mark their second meetings
Eastern downed George Washington
freshmen, 26 to 10, recently, and the
yearlings vii be hot after revenge. St.
Albans and Landon have not met this
season.
Business and GonZaga will clash Tor
Evening star., 1932-01-24
CAPITAL A. C. WOULD
BOOST MEMBERSHIP
Invites Girls 70 Join Swimming
and Basket Ball Squads
of Organization.

Capital Athletic Club, a girls or
ganization that swims each Thursday
at $50 pm. at the Ambassador Hotel
pool, is seeking more members. Flor
ence SHADING of the American Red
Cross is coach.
Starting next Thursday, the Red
Cross lifesaving course will be incor-
porated in the regular routine. For
details call Olive O'Hern, president,
Lincoln 2ll3-W, or Frankie Ross, sec
retary, Metropolitan 2812, before $50
am,
More girls also are sought for the
Capital A. C. basket ball squad, which
practices each Tuesday night at 7
O'Clock at Wilson Teachers College
against West Washington A. c. Can
didates need not be experienced. Cor
rinne Harris, telephone Columbia 1888,
is manager
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With Four Teams i'm Running,
Second Round of Scholastic
Series Promises to Be Warm

the first time this season wednesday al
Business. In other encounters that day
Landon and Georgetown Prep will face
at Garrett Park. Washington-Lee High
and Eastern at Eastern and Dewitt ana
Bethesda Chevy Chase on the latter
court. None of these teams, either,
has faced this season.
For the second time in two days,
something unusual for schooiboy qulnts
here, Business and GonZaga will bat
tie again Thursday, this time on the
Gonzaga court at 8 pm. National
Training School will invade the East
ern stronghold for an afternoon game
Thursday bent on evening scores for
1921 defeat handed it by the LIN
coin Parkers earlier in the campaign.
Apart from the CentralTech. Busi-
Eastern games, battles between st.
Johns and Georgetown Prep at Gar
rett Park and Gonzaga and Charlottes-
Vile Va, School for Boys at Charlottes-
VILE are listed for Friday. st. Johns
and Georgetown Prep will be meeting
for the first time this Winter, as Will
GonZaga and the Charlottesville toSsers.
Woodberry Forest and st. Adams,
which will battle on the St Adams
court. will appear in the lone game here
Saturday. Central will go to Bethle-
hem, Pa, to meet Bethlehem High and
St Johns will cross the Potomac to
meet Alexandria High at Alexandria at
8 pm.
Woodberry Forest and st. Adams
have not met before this season.
Ordinarily the Orange, Va, scholastics
could be figured an almost certain win
ner over the Cathedral School aulnt'
but the latter has shown real class this
Winter and may offer the invaders a
stout argument.
Eastern defeated Bethlehem High re-
Gently at Bethlehem, 80 to %.
St. Johns and Alexandria nave not
faced before this season.
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WESTERN HIGH FIVE
BEATEN BY PLEBES
Boories and Dornin Keep Cords Hot
in 41-23 Victory-Latona
Stars for Losers.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January pa
decided advantage in pass work and
team play enabled the Navy Plebe baS-
ket ball team to defeat Western High
School of Washington, Al to %, today
Boories and Dornin, forwards of the
Plebe team. accounted for rs points be-
tween them.
Of to an early lead, the Plebes were
always ahead, and l3-to-6 lead was
held at the end of the first quarter
During the second period Latona led his
mates in their biggest drive, the half
ending % to II.
The second half was little more than
romp for the Plebes they holding a
36-to-20 lead at the end of third quar-
ter.
atona was the visitors best sharp
chooter. He registered 13 points.
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COLUMBUS U. BOXERS
FACE W. & J. TEAM
O'Connor Ace of Squad That Will
Make It's Home Debut at
Strand Theater.

Mickey O'Connor Is the ace OF the
Columbus University boxing team, Whicn
will make its debut in a home ring
the night of February against Wash
ington and Jefferson at the Strand
Theater. This is the first season the
Massachusetts, avenue school has been
represented in the ring.
In their first match Columbus put up
a great battle before succumbing to the
more experienced City College of New
York team in New York, two matches
to three.
Athletic books, necessary to admit
tance to the Washington and Jefferson
bouts, are on sale at Goldie Ahearn's
Shirt Shop, Vic Sport Shop and Spal-
dings.
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Potomac Boat Club Basketers
ToTackle Baltimore @SY"Today

District A. A. U. court tourney with
l30-pound, l45-pOund and unlimited
teams must be registered by February !
in the District A. A. U. The tourney
will not begin until March /, but be-
cause Of the large number of boys en-
tered early registration in these three
classes is necessary. Registration blanks
may be obtained at the Boys Club or
the Post sports department.
All players must compete with the
team with which they enter the tourney
in at least two games before February !. .
BROOKE GRUBB will put on an
~ other triple-header this afternoon
at the Kensington Armorv. How
itzer Giants and York, Pa, A. C. are
TO meet in the main game at $3.50
o'clock, with Howitzer Girls and Rock
vile Girls facing at 2;3O and Swann's
Service and Fairlawn at 1:30.
Jewish Community unlimited class
quint. will meet Palace A. c. tossers to-
night at o'clock on the Center court.
A. e. A. and Beta Phi Epsilon fives
will meet In an important j. C, c.
Senior League game at 7.
These quints are after games:
Fairlawn A. c., 130-pound teams hav-
ing courts. Call Lincoln 435l-J
Bethesda Firemen, unlimited teams
having courts. Call Schaffert Column
bia 1893.
Federal A. c., unlimited teams having
courts. Call william Schultz, Atlantic
1882.
Census Bureau Federals l45-pound
| opponent for Tuesday night at Eastern
High and Thursday night on opponents
| floor. Call James L. Kitchens, Lincoln
1881, between 6 and 7:3O pm.
Calvary M. z. unlimited class pa,nf
for Tuesday night on Calvary court
i Call Paul Gottvas, Georgia lsso-J.
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ALOHA LITES SEEK DATES
Basket Team at Gallaudet Plays in
l3O-Pound Class.

Aloha Litos, l3O-pound basket ball
team. is no wise connected with the
Kendall School quint, it has been an
nounced.
The Lites, who have entered the Dis
trict A. A. U. tournament are made
up of Gallaudet College boys who are
too small or ligl.t for the varsity
District high school lightweight fives
wishing games with the Lites can ar
range them by calling Andy Mack at
Lincoln 2450.
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c. U Grid Attractive Local Relay Team Sought for Meet
Star
Sprinter Quits

CYDNEY, Australia, January %
y R.-Australian hopes of win
ming a sprint event at the
Olympic games at Los Angeles this
year received a blow with the an
nouncement that James Carlton, o.
year-old star, is to give up athletics
to enter the church.
Carlton recently equalled world
records for the 220 and 100 yard
events.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
ST. ALBANS BEATS
CAMP CHESAPEAKE
Chesley's Floor Goal Enables
Cathedral Boys to Exc Out
a 1915 Victory.

A floor goal by Bits Chesley in the
final stages carried st. Adams basket
ball team to a 1915 victory over Camp
Chesapeake School of Gloucester, Va,
yesterday afternoon on the American
University court. 1t was the fourth
win in five starts for the Cathedral
school quint
From the outset it was a battle royal.
The visitors were in front, II to 8, at
half time. but st. Adams had regained
the lead. id to 13, as the third quarter
ended Neither team was able to locate
the cords consistently
The centers led the scoring, Craighill
for the winners counting 7 points, and
Willis for the losers registering 5.
Summary:
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CLUB FOUR NEEDED
|. FOR INDOOR GAMES
Colleges and Schools Will Be
Heavily Represented on
February 27.
BY II. ID. THOMAS.

A CALL for Knocky Thomas.
" The former Maryland
y University runner is asked
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owa Avenue (3s). Position. Hoover $3.50
RIFLE MATCH Is CLOSE
George Mason Defeat Alexandria
High Marksmen, 152 to 151.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 23-
George Mason High Schools marksmen
defeated Alexandria High for the sec
ond consecutive time when they took
a 152-to-l51 verdict in shoulder-to-
shoulder match from the standing posi-
tion on the formers range here.
Frank Simpson of George Mason took
high scoring honors by hitting 40 out
of so targets
Both teams are considering entering
the Sd Corps Area championship matches
which soon will be held for high school
cadet corps of Pennsylvania Maryland,
Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
MILDLY WRESTLERS WIN
Lehigh's Intercollegiate Champs
Take 23-to-13 Beating.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 23.-With
upsets occurring to the stars of both
teams, the Navy wrestlers defeated Le-
high, Eastern intercollegiate champions,
here today, % to 13. 1t was the first
contest of the season for the academy
grapplers.
The most startling outcome of the
meet was the throwing given Capt. Pete
Peck, champion welterWeight of the
East and unbeaten heretofore in COL
lege bout. He was pinned by Midship-
man Gary Coleman with cradle hold
in 6 minutes As seconds.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
OTOMAC BOAT CLUBS huStling
basketers have booked a game
with the Baltimore Y. M. c. A.

~ OTOMAC BOAT CLUBS hustling
- basketers have booked game
with the Baltimore Y. M. c. A.
ouint for this afternoon at the
Bows Club at O'Clock and warm
tussle is expected.
Victorious over the Central Y team
of this city New Year day, the Balu-
noreans boast a fast, young organlza-
ton, which was runner-up TO me
Arundel Boat Club quint in the flrst-
half series this season in the BaItinaoie
Basket Ball League.
In a preliminary Saks and Mercury
fiyes will have it out in league game
scheduled for o'clock.
FOURTEEN games are carded in the
Il big Community Center Unlimited
League this week. Here's the
complete program: -,
Section A-TomorroW. at Central
$50, brakes VS.. Shade Shop TueSoay'
at Central, $50, SakS VS.. Mount YER
non; at Langley, 8, Shade shop vs.
Heurich-Logan; at Eastern, .. Grlrnth-
Consumers VS.. Adelphite; wednesday
at Macfarland, 8, Tremonts VS.. Grl-
fith- Consumers; 9, Adelphites VS.. Cap
ital Awning; Thursday, at Central
7:3O. Mount Vernon VS.. Capital AVN
ing; 9:30 Potomac Boat Club VS.
Heurich-Logan.
Section B-Wednesday, at Central
$50 Ross Jewellers VS.. United Type
] writer; $50. Washington Aces VS.. Pet
/ worth Nets. Thursday, at Central
7:3O Crescents VS.. Saranacs Friday
! at Mactarland, 8, Phi Delta zcta vs.
| washington Aces; 9. Petworth Nets VS.
Census Federals. Saturday, at Eastern
| 8, Mercury VS.. Delaware & Hudson.
IN Department League games Tuesday
L night at Central Y. M. c. A, Labol
Department and Marine Corps vii
meet at 8 O'Clock and Army Medica
Center and War Department at 9.
/ plsvsrS wian rlan To ronnnetA In thl
Evening star., 1932-01-24

Maryland has two games before the
week ends. one with Virginia Military
Institute on Tuesday and the other with
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Saturday;
Down at Lexington last week Maryland
won from V. NJ. J. after the latter had
attained 12-point lead shortly after
the game began.
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LEADS BASKET SCORERS
Perkins, Naval Hospital, Totals 46
Points in Government League.

Lieut.. Perkins of the Naval Hospital
quint, with 48 points. still is leading
the scorers in the Government Basket
Ball League although Lester Singman
of the Census team now has the best
average, 1l33 points per game. Lieut..
Perkins formerly also held the best
average.
Lieut.. Perkins leads in goals from
scrimmage, with 10, and Hal Kiesel,
Patent Office center, has Gagged the most
foul shots, l6, and is second as to two.
pointers made, with Is.
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No games are scheduled WedneSoay
or Thursday, but Friday both George
town and Gallaudet are away, the Tor
mer to meet the knights of Columbus
team at Brooklyn, N. Y, and the latter
to play the Temple College of Pharma-
cv at Philadelphia. Both Georgetown
and Gallaudet remain for games Sat
urdav. The Blue and Gray goes on
up to West Point to meet Army, Whlie
the Kendall Greeners stay in Philadel-
phia for a setto with La Sale Institute.
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TITLE TO IOWA AVENUE
Girl Basketers Defeat Hoover for
Playground Laurels.

Iowa Avenue Playground girls basket
ball team won the city championship
yesterday when it conquered the Hoover
Playground seXtet, 38 to 35, in the de-
Gliding game of series of three.
Summary.
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AIS GIRLS DEFEATED.

BALTIMORE, Md, January 23.-The
T ;thnian- American girls sextet defeated
the washington Ais A. c: tonight, Al to
1ao "a The locals steamed through the
f,rst half with az points to their oppon-
nets q =.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
BENNIES MEET L0YOLA
Book Baltimore Basketers for Tilt
on February 13.

on February 13.
Benjamin Franklin University basket
ball team has booked a game with
Loyola College of Baltimore for Febru-
ary 13.
The Accountants have tentatively
carded a contest with Catholic Univer-
sity for February Is. They are hopeful
of arranging a schedule for next season
which will include some of the high
class college teams which have not be-
fore visited this section.
Only one game is on Ben Franklin's
list this week, that against the Y. M
C. A. Big Five Tuesday night at Central
High School. The Accountants defeated
the "Y" tossers earlier in the season,
81 to 2l,
Evening star., 1932-01-24
TAKOMA HIGH FIVE WINS
Shows Way to Charlotte Hall Team
in Basket Ball Game.

Takoma- Silver Spring High School
basket ball team walloped Charlotte
Hall School, SO to 18, yesterday on
the winners court.
The victors, who are tied for first
place in the Montgomery County
Scholastic championship series, gained
an early lead and never were headed.
Their margin at half time was 16 to 4.
Summary:
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Totals LIB 4 80 Totals ...
DUNBAR FIVE DEFEATED
Drops Hot Contest to Howard High
of Wilmington, 1881.

Howard High School basketers Of
Wilmington, Del, conquered Dunbar
Highs quint, 81 to %, yesterday on
the Dunbar court The score at the
half was l5-all, but the visitors man
aged to forge ahead in the last stages
after -and-tuck battling.
It was Dunbar's second conference
defeat.
Summary
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TWO LATE GOALS DECIDE
Mount Pleasant 135-Pounders Win
From st. Johns Tossers.

Floor goals by Mike Gatti and Dish
Dosh in the last minute swept Mount
Pleasant l35-pound basketers to a 81
80 victory over ga class team Of St.
Johns College yesterday on the Sacred
Heart court
Summary:
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VIRGINIANS WIN GAME,

Led by Gensmer, who scored II
pcints, Virginians defeated Chevy
Chase Grays, 25 to 81.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-01-24

%SEoRGE WASHINGTON opens the
" week tomorrow night by meeting
De Paul University OF Chlcago.
The Colonials do not know much apout
TIE visitors, except what they saw IasV
night in the game the Wlhoy CIUy nieh
PLAYED at Catholic U.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
ALABAMA LISTS v. P. !.
Gobblers Will Offer Homecoming
Attraction November 5.

AttTdCt1On NOVemUtT ..
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, January % (P).
The University of Alabama's foot ball
schedule for 1882 was completed today
with announcement by athletic authori-
ties that Virginia Polytechnic Institute
would be the Crimson Tides homecom-
ing day opponent. November 5.
The game will be the first ever play
ed between Alabama and v. P. l., thu
alma mater of Hank Crisp, Alabama
athletic director
Evening star., 1932-01-24
18TH STREETERS SCORE
"Y" Juniors and Pewees Winners
in Basket Ball Games.

Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. Juniors and
Peewees won basket ball games yester-
day on the "Y" court. the former de-
feating Cardoza A. c.. % to lS, and the
latter trtumphing over Garnet Midgets,
80 to 81.
Summaries
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ARMSTRONG is WINNER
Defeats Howard Freshmen, 37-22.
Plays Shaw on Wednesday. q

Armstrong High School basket ball
team doWned Howard University fresh
men, 81 to %
Armstrong will meet Shaw Night
School tossers Wednesday afternoon on
the formers court.
Summary
Evening star., 1932-01-24

American University has won its place
tn the basket ball sun. 1t went to An
napolis Yesterday with just that bee IN
its bonnet and back it came with al
the halo that surrounds that brow oI
the conqueror. With the score Staho-
ing at 90 TO 20. only one goal was made
IN the last six minutes of play, and that
by the local school sent the Middles
down to defeat. 1t perhaps was the
greatest accomplishment any athletic
team that has represented American U.
has to its credit
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Summary

Totals ..16 & 81
Referee-Mr. Adams,
Evening star., 1932-01-24

CEORGE WASHINGTON has an
" other game on its home floor Sat
urday, Lynchburg College beng
scheduled. The Colonials ought 10
take the VirginianS in romp, as they
have been going along well enough al
most to guarantee them victory over
any small college opponent ano at least
an even chance against any kind
Evening star., 1932-01-24

w YITH all five teams, save West
NA/ ern, still very much in the
v v running, second and final
o,,1d ,,1ov In the PTiDDing
Evening star., 1932-05-04

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47. Kind of flower.
48. Sultanic DEGREES.
so, Indulge in polemics.
81. Saltpeter.
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SIS. Old Greek coin.
81. Strangers accepted into ancient
Hebrew tribes.
SO. Trading place.
so. Unrepeated.
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Evening star., 1932-05-04
Police Seize Foot Ball.

In spite of the court decision three
years ago that the 60O-year custom of
playing foot ball in the main street of
Chester-le-Street, England, is illegal.
plav was resumed on the annual foot
ball day recently. Three men were
promptly arrested when a ball was
kicked through a candy store window.
Two balls were produced at the start OF
the games. A young policeman caught
one at the kickoff and took it to the
police station. The other mysteriously
disappeared.
Evening star., 1932-05-04

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18. Genus of trees.
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81. Clip Off
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26. Festive carousals.
80. Cluster OF spores.
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49. Province of Spain
So. Absolute monarch.
SO. Flesh of swine.
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2. Extra
3. Beggars glean.ngs.
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Evening star., 1932-05-04
Sunday Newspapers in Glasgow

For the first time in its history
Glasgow. Scotland, is TO permit news
dealers in municipal housing coEnmuni-
ties to open on Sunday. The GLASGOW
Town Council granted the permission
after warm meeting in which Treas
urer Morton described the proposal as
"a retrograde step" and Councilman
Carmichael declared that Sunday news.
papers would relieve Glasgow from the
odium of being the most gloomy and
desolate place in Britain or SundayA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-08
Grid Scores
Friday

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Shortridge. g.; Cathedral.
Washington, IS; Manual, a.
Bloomington. IL; Broad Ripple, 0.
Tech, s. Linton, 0.
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Southport. I'll Seymour. 0.
Shelbyville IA: Greenfield, 0.
Lebanon. 10; Sheridan, o.
Noblesvile. Z; Carmel, 0.
Morton lRichmond), 26; McGufey OK
Anderson, s; Newcastle. tie).
Princeton, 26; Vincennes, o.
Frankfort, 49, Thorntown, Z.
Kentland, a; Wolcott, 0.
Portland. 10; Decatur. IL.
Wiley CTerre Haute), 6; Marshall. Ill,
Clinton. Is; Paris. III, o.
Sullivan, 81 Jasonville. 0.
STATE COLLEGES
Hanover, 0; Evansville o (tiel.
Ball State 10; Central Normal. 0.
OTHER COLLEGES
Davidson, 40 Wofford, g.
Milwaukee Teachers, 80; Oshkosh, IA.
RR PAYS IS. Z; New River; 6.
South Georgia, 81; Gordon. o.
Jefferson. SO; Weatherford, s.
Pittsburgh Teachers, Z; Southwestern
Kan.), ttiel.
centrsi oSlah RSG9ne ii5 IS Northwestern
Teachers. O.
Southeastern Teachers. 20; Northeastern
Tea cheers, s.
Hamline ID; Augsburg. 8.
Georgetown college, 4 Eastern Ken
Baker. g. College of Emporia. o.
Detroit, Z; Washington and Jefferson, o.
Oglethorpe. Z: Xavier 0.
Wittenherg IL: Denison. 0.
whitman. y; Albany. Q.
Dayton, 81; U. S. Marines "A.
Muskingum, s. Mt. Union. 0.
Baldwin Wallace, 0; John Carroll, 0
tiel
Lebanon Valley, 6; Muhlenberg, o.
Hope s: Albion, (tiel.
Texas Tech, 81: Austin, o.
Ottawa. 80; William Jewell. IA.
Omaha. IL; Kearney o.
Mankato. 25 Augustana. 10.
Oklahoma City, SO; Nebraska Wesleyan
North Dakota. 27; ST Thomas, o.
Geneva, 3d. Thiel. o.
Western State Teachers, 0; De Paul
ftiel
St. Louis. 20; Wyoming. s.
Tulsa, 90 W. shburn. O.
Oklahoma A. and NJ. q; Drake 2.
Wichita, 26 Phillips, 0.
Fl. Have. 10; Emporia. o.
Louisiana state, 30: Spring Hill. o.
MISSISSIPPI Teachers, II; Southwestern
Baylor, 49, Loyola New Orleans. 0.
St Ambrose 90 Dubuque. 0.
Kansas State. So: Kansas WESLEYAN. 6
James Millisan 0: Ripon. 0 ftiel