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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-26

WASHINGTON. Mar. 18.
lin the next 30 years,
mines Of the UnAsed States
are due 60 pEosRmce @2,10O.-
OOO.OOO In gold, provided
costs OF producas0R and Ad-
vance OF maechmnical tech
niqne are normal.
This estimate is based on a
carefully made survey computed
in collaboration BY the Bureau
Of Mines and the United States
Geological Survey. These gov
ernmental agencies have scruti-
mixed the field with anxious care
and enlightened skin, bringing
70 bear their knowledge Of the
experience Of the past and tech
nical ability TO forecast the flu
ture.
thorough Survey
They have combed the avail
able latent gold resources Of
the United States from the Al
leghenies 70 Alaska and made an
estimate MP 70 1eBe-less than
20 years hence. they see this
additional ss,1so. 100000 OF
possible production under fav-
,rable conditions.
II must be remembered that
.hese figures refer to gOld-gOld
tcontinusd on Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-26

Chief UnwOrked Deposits Are ChrOmite And
Hematite, Blixt Declares In Mine
School Talk

BUTTE Upon Montanas vast resour-
ces of non-metallic minerals rests much of
the economic future of the state, was stated
at a recent graduate seminar at Montana
School of Mines
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-26
Miner Gets Scant Aid
From US. Office Work
Field Men Needed, Rather Than Discourse'
On Mining Practices In
Foreign Lands

Strong criticism Of present methods Of the U Bureau
Of Mines is contained in the editorial columns Of the cur
rent ue Of the Denver Mining Record which asserts that
zeal ed work would Of much greater aid to the industry
- aor ~ the nracces now vogue Says the article:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-26

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Evening star., 1932-01-20
Varied Sports
BASKET BALL.

Duquesne, %; Georgetown, 27.
Cornell, %; Syracuse, 26
Western Maryland, "a; Washington
College, %.
Michigan State, %; University of
Detroit, 10.
Baldwin Wallace, 80; Ashland, %.
Ohio Wesleyan, IS; Ohio Univer-
sity, "a
Oberlin, 50; Toledo u, Is.
Marietta, 81; Muskingum, 36.
Illinois Wesleyan, IT; Bradley, Is
(overtime).
Mount Union, "a; Hiram, IA.
Miami, 29;. Wittenberg, 49,.
Dubuque u, %; Upper Iowa, %,
Monmouth, "a; Knox, SO.
Carroll "a; Lawrence, Is.
Omaha u, IS; Nebraska Wesleyan, %
Manchester, 81; Gustavus Adolphus
(St. Peter), %; overtime.
Illinois College, 80; Millikin, %.
Phillips University, Al; Friends Uni
versity (Wichita, Kans), 19.
Yale, %; University of Pennsyl-
vania, %.
Florida, 43; Vanderbilt, 49,
Woffard, 46; Erskine, 10.
Louisiana Normal, ST.. Mississippi
Teachers College, %.
Tulane, 80; SeWanee. 20.
Louisiana State, 40; Mississippi A.
& M, Is
Stephen F. Austin, 90; Southwest
Texas Teachers, 25
Murray Aggies, IS; Oklahoma Bap-
fists, 30
Abilene Christian, 35; Arts and In
dustries, 81.
West Texas Teachers, 81; Texas
Tech, 81.
Howard Payne, As; Southwestern, 26
University of California, Al; Cali
fornia Aggies, %.
University of Idaho, 80; University
Of. Oregon, 49,
Colorado College, %; Greeley Teach
ers, 81.
Springfield Mo, Teachers College,
"a; Tulsa University, Is.
Tulsa Diamond Oilers, "a; st. Louis
Sugar Greeks, 19.
East Central Oklahoma Teachers SO;
East Texas Teachers, Is.
Oklahoma City u, AZ; Central, 90.
Swarthmore, A; Franklin and
Marshall, 81.
California Aggies, %; California u, IL.
PRO HOCKEY.
Toronto, II; New York Americans. z.
st. Louis, 8; Chicago, 2.
Montreal Canadians, 5; New York
3.
Chicago, Blackhawks, 3; Boston
Bruins, 2.
Syracuse, 3; Detroit, 2.
Pittsburgh, 2; Lonson, l. i
COLLEGE HOCKEY.
Minnesota, 10; Wisconsin, l.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
DUQUESNE SEEKING
SECOND WIN HERE
Moves Over to Catholic u.
After Defeating HoyaS in
Hot Game, 29-27.

II UQUESNE'S basket ball team,
Il on three-day invasion here,
having nosed out q georgetown
last night at Tech High, 20
to 27, will move over to Brookland to-
night to try conclusions with, Catholic
University. The Pittsburghers then
will have another nights sleep here be-
fore playing George Washington.
Catholic University and George
Washington will have to step at a live
ly pace to stay in the running if the
Dukes continue to show the brand of
basket ball that turned back the Hoyas
DuqueSne came with a rush last night
in the second half after taking George
towns dust in the opening 20 minutes
OF play which found the invaders trail
ing, 7 to l3. The Dukes, with all
members of the team taking a hand,
worked up until they had deadlocked
the issue at 2l-all with IL minutes to
go. Then they spurted to lead at 26
to 81 and remained in front to the
finish.
Carolan of Georgetown led both
teams in scoring with II pcints, but all
Oh the Is men on the two squads to
share. in the game counted, cxcepy
Gordon, substitute center of the Hoyas.
In a preliminary the Hilltop Fresh
men easily defeated Dewitt School, 33
to l3.
Summarizes.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Full House Assured From Track Big Ten
Basket Ball List
For ID. C.. Quintets

COLLEGE.
Today.
Navy VS.. Maryland at College Park.
DuqueSne VS.. Catholic University at
c. U.
Tomorrow.
Duquesne VS., George Washington at
G. w.
Maryland VS.. Virginia at Charlottes-
vile.
Saturday.
De Paul U. (Chicago) VS.. Catholic
University at c, U.
Baltimore U. VS.. Gallaudet at CAL
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.
Business VS.. Catholic U. freshmen
preliminary to c. U. varsity-DuqueSne
game).
Gonzaga VS.. Eastern at Eastern.
Georgetown Prep VS. mount 81.
Joseph High at Baltimore.
Episcopal High VS.. Maryland fresh
men at College Park, 4.
Tomorrow.
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, 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.T. pm
Camp Chesapeake VS.. st. Adams at
st. Adams.
Western VS.. Navy Plebes at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
NURM|, BERL|NGER
:. T.
/. LEFT OUT OF LIST
Helen Wills Moody Second
in L'Auto's Ranking of
Tennis Stars.
BY ALAN GOULD,

Associated Press Sports Writer.
TOR variety, L'Auto, the Pa
r risian sports paper, ranks
4 the first 10" in track and
field athletics as follows:
l. Jules Ladoumegue, France.
2. A. Jarvinen, Finland.
3. Frank Wykoff, U. S. A.
T. Ben Eastman, U. S. A.
5. Percy Williams, Canada
6. Lauri Lehtinen, Finland.
7. Chuhei Nambu, Japan.
8. Percy Beard, U. S. A.
8. George Spitz, U. S. A.
10. Bill Graber, U. S. A.
The list is, to say the least, compli-
mentary to Uncle SamuelS agile young
men, although all five Of those men
toned have been turning in a number
OF remarkable accomplishments over
the past year.
Where, however, is the peerless Paavo
Nurmi? Or Is he barred from this list
by age, even though he broke the world
outdoor 2-mile record (beating Lehti-
nen, among others only last Summer
Any first 10" in track without Nurmi
is like a tennis ranking list without
Moody the Great or Hamlet" without
the celebrated Dane.
Where, too, is our own Barney Ber-
linger, the past years Outstanding
amateur" and winner of the James E.
Sullivan memorial award? Or Rampling
Of Britain and Vic williams of Cali
fOrn1a. the great quarter -milerS
LELEN WILLS MOODY receives star
i L ting recognition as we turn to the
first 10" Of tennis, thrown open to
male and female, amateur and pro alike,
by L'Auto.
The Californian ranks No. 2 in this
list, below only Henri Cochet; above
Big Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines,
top men of the American phalanx.
The rest Of the tennis rating, in order,
includes Fred Perry of England, Jean
,Borotra of France. Bunny Austin Of
England Sidney Wood of America,
Frank Shields of America and Karel
Kozeluh, the CZechoslovakian profess
sional.
Who says chiyalry is dead?
IF you don't like these, try this box
4 ing first TO-:
/. Max Schmeling, Germany.
2. Jack Sharkey, u. S. A.
g.; Mickey Walker, U. S. A.
4. Lou Brouillard, U. S. A.
s.. Tony Canzoneri, U. S. A.
4 s. Kid Chocolate, Cuba.
- " Gene Huat, France.
g. Al Perez France
8. Newsboy Brown, U. 8. A.
10. Locatelli, Italy.
The rowing list is headed by Bobby
Pearce of Australia, world sculling
champion. The No. l post in motor
racing goes to Sir Malcolm Campbell
and Bert Hinkler, long-distance British
flyer. is at the top of the aviation list,
with Flight Lieut.. Stainforth of England
second, Post and Gatty, the American
world flyers, third.
Babe Didrikson, the Texas girl rates
third among the woman athletes, below
Nine. Heublein of Germany and Frau
lein Schumann of Holland
Helene Madison, world record woman
swimmer, places no better than No. 8
in the aquatic ranking.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
How They Stand
In School Series

Yesterdays Games.
Eastern. Is; Central. "a.
Tech, Al; Western, 38.
Fridays Games.
Business VS.. Western, Eastern VS..
Tech.
Other Future Games.
January, 26-Business VS.. Tech.
Central vs. Western.
January 29-Central VS.. Tech,
Business VS.. Eastern.
February eastern VS.. Western,
Business VS.. Central
February 5-Central VS.. Eastern,
Tech VS.. Western.
February 9-Business VS.. Western,
Eastern VS.. Tech.
Previous Games.
Business, %; Tech, 27.
Central, %; Western, "a.
Tech, 20; Central, IS.
Eastern, 49, Business, %.
Eastern, Al western, %.
Central, 80; Business, l8.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
But the Major

But the Major
agreed that Weiner
put up a whale of
a fight in qualify
ing his decision by
remarks to the
press at the ring
side that he was
S " a y e d in his
j u d g m e n t by
Weiner's several
low blows, acci-
dental swipes at
the referees head
and his taking a
pun C h at h | S
rivals face before
the la S t = round
oerenopv of Sbak-
Evening star., 1932-01-20
EAGLES LIST PASSIONS
Pro Champions of Philadelphia to
Play Here Sunday.

Passon Professionals, who boast the
pro basket ball championship of Phila-
delphia and vicinity, have been sched-
uled by Skinker Eagles for Sunday aft
ernoon on the Boiling Field court. Play
Is scheduled to start at o'clock.
Passions record this year is 25 wins
in 26 starts, including victories over
high-ranking pro combinations, 1t has
been announced. Pottsville, Pa. Pros
alone have downed Passions, gaining
the decision in close battling.
Boiling Field Aviators and G. P. o.
are to face in a preliminary, slated
for o'clock
Evening star., 1932-01-20
VIRGINIA DEFENSE TIGHT
Maryland Meets CIose-Guarding
Cavaliers Tomorrow.

&AdI yIdLu Ih eeLS ClOSe-Guaru1ng
$50. Cavaliers Tomorrow.
UNIVERSITY, Va, January 40
Close guarding was one of the chief
factors in bringing about Virginias
basket ball victories over two Southern
Conference rivals, v. M. I. and WASH
ington and Lee.
Tomorrow night the Cavaliers have a
game here with the Maryland quint
that holds the conference title. To stop
the scoring plays of the Old Liners will
be supreme test of Virginia's strength
on defense.
The Maryland game is the only con-
test of the Cavalier cagers this week.
Next Monday night they go to Blacks
burg for game with V. P. I. and
Hampden-Sidney comes here next Tues
day.
During the first week in February
home contests are carded with st.
Johns, North Carolina State and Ohio
State, newcomer on the schedule.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
HIS LONE ARM ENOUGH

George Guam, 42-year-old one-armed
hand ball player. of Minnesota, dis
posed of three opponents yesterday in
exhibitions at the Central Y. M. c. A.
He first downed Walter Newton, see--
retary to the President. Fl to II, and
then defeet-d Charming Walker, 81 to
l9, ana +. B. Payne, 81 to IL.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
PINMEN HOPE TO CLIMB
Hya ttsville Rollers Meet Conven
ton Hall Team Tonight.

HYATTSVILLE, Md. January 20
Hyattsyille's entry in the District Duck
pin League, which stands fourth in the
race. two games behind second place.
has high hopes OF climbing tonight
when it meets Convention Hall, the
siXth-plaCe team. on the Arcade alleys
here at s O'Clock
Hyattsville has improved its standing
in the race markedly during the last
several weeks.
Maryland A. c. l30-pound basketerS
dubbed Hyattsville Baptists As to l3.
Heading the winners attack was John
Cain, who scored IA points.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
MOUNTS PLAY TWICE
Euclid and Petworth 'Quints Foes
in Twin Bill Tonight.
EoUNT pATNTER MI 4,

MOUNT RAINIER, Md, January 20.
Mount Rainier A. C. unlimited class
basket ball team has booked a double
header for tonight with Washington
teams on the high school court here,
being listed to engage Euclid A. C. at 7
O'Clock and Petworth Flashes in the
second game.
Since their recent reorganization the
Mounts have won two games in as
many starts. They have Just added to
their roster Johnny Wanley, Bob Bell
man, Ducky Noel, w. Brown, Owens
and Lavine.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
PLAYER BARRED FOR LIFE,

MONTREAL, January 20 (P-Gov-
ernors Of the Canadian Rugby Union
have decided to bar for life Red Tel
lier, snapback Of the Montreal Winger
Wheelers, Dominion champions. for his
attack on Regina player after the
rugby final in Montreal, December 5.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

twice to the canvas, when the Balti-
more boy suddenly developed left jab
for. which the Washington youngster
had no defense.
Roddy Davis of Washington Q40)
quit cold to Patsy Lewis. Baltimore
Q40), claiming his rivals body punches
in the second round were too much
for him to come back for. the third
round.
Eric Lawson Q7O) of Newport
News jabbed and right-crossed Billy
Schwartz Q75) of Alexandria in a
Swift-moving semi-final clash. 1t
was an eight-rounder, which must
have felt like 20-rounder to Billy.
The Alexandria boy fought hard
and constantly, but the visitor went
out in front in the first round and
stayed out, cutting the Alexandrian
about the face with snappy punches.
He marred his clean-cut victory by
clowning in the last round. Few
fighters make hit with the cash
customers when they add buffooon-
cry when out in front
Evening star., 1932-01-20

cisions and justice
keen e n ou G h to
p | e a S e any old
timer. Heinie lifted
the mitt of Jesse
B e 1t (147 ver
Babe True h a r t
$50 in the open
er to get away to
a cheering start.
And he followed in
a n o t h er four
rounder by nam
ing Marino Marini
(135) ov er Joe y
S C h W a ritz (130).
Marino was sailing
a ! o n 6 S W / It y,
droDDi ng ,JOey
Evening star., 1932-01-20


ing hands was completed.
Gallagher is an entertaining fighter,
has splendid physique. can clip with
his right hand, but may never ascend
a rung farther in the profession, which
believes he likes, because he lacks
aggressivenesS.
MY chart showed he lost the battle
last night to Weiner because he lacked
that quality. When he did display 1t
I'm the eighth and ninth rounds of the
IO-round setto he appeared 10 be
great prospect. He was fast, shot out
a menacing right and kept the Balti
more fighter bounding away from the
venom of his lashes,
Marty reminds the writer of two
fighters of some years ago, Al KubiaS
and AL Kaufman. Those big boys
had about everything but aggres-
siveness. They were rampant in the
heavyweight division when the box
ing world was looking for some one
to topple Jack johnson, the big
black boy who had beaten down Jim
Evening star., 1932-01-20
NET STRIFE STIFFENS
Yanks and Canadians Brace. for
Second Round Battles.

Second-Round Battles.
MONTREAL, January 20 CP.-Safely
past yesterdays opening round, tennis
stars of the United States and Canada
braced themselves for sitter compe-
tition as play was resumed today in
the Canadian indoor tournament.
Four ranking players from the
United States, led by the defending
champion, George Lott, jr., of Chicago,
won their initial matches about as
they pleased, although Lott was forced
to a deuced second set In eliminating
G. H. Jordan of Montreal, 81. 81.
Berkeley Bell of Austin. tenth rank
ing American player, defeated Gerald
Wayland, Montreal, 6-l, 60; Fritz
Mercur of Bethlehem, Pa, beat G. F.
Flood. Montreal, Ga, 81, and Gil
bert Hall of South Orange, N. j., de-
feated J. M McDougall, Montreal,
6-1, 6-3.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
out a 1918 victory over Episcopal High
Junior quint, at Garrett Park.
Summary.

OrreI Mitchell, Gonzaga coach and
one of the officials of the high school
basket ball series, was operated on yes
terday at. Sibley Hospital for sinus
trouble. He is expected to be able to
resume his work in the series Tuesday.
A, j. Caruso, alternate official, worked
Yesterdays game with Joe Mitchell
orrers brother, and regular series ar
bitter
Evening star., 1932-01-20
ARMSTRONG, DUNBAR WIN
Former Defeats Elks and Latter
Scores over Arrow A. c.

Armstrong and Dunbar High School
basket ball teams were victorious yes
terday the former conquering the Elks
quint 81 TO % on the Armstrong court,
and the latter squeezing out a 1920
extra-period triumph over Arrow A. c.,
in the Dunbar stronghold.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1932-01-20
BENNY QUINT ADVANCES
Gains Second Place as Accountants
Beat Strayer.

Benjamin Franklin University's uuint
today is occupying second place in the
race for the Washington Collegiate
Conference basket ball title, as the re-
suit. OF the 4lto-l4 pasting the Ac-
countants handed Strayer last night at
Central High.
Lester Singman alone scored IA points
for the winners.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-01-20
PAGES ROSS JEWELERS..

The manager Of the Mercury A. c.
unlimited class basket ball team wants
the Ross jewelers. manager to call him
at National $780,.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
EASTERN IS AHEAD .
IN SCHOOL SERIES.
Beats Central in Thriller.
Tech Forced to Rally to
Conquer Western.

r. ASTERN'S season basket ball
- team today is another step
nearer its goal, its first clear
cut public high school title since
1e24-following its 1924 triumph yes
terday over Central in most dramatic
game of the current competition. Tech
conquered Western only, Al to 38, in
the other end of the double header,
the bows from Georgetown coming
within an ace of pulling the biggest
upset of the series. Tech now stands
second in the race with two wins and
one defeat and Central third with two
victories and two losses.
Ouints representing the Lincoln Park
school have been knocking at the
championship door consistently since
1924. In fact, last Winter and in 1926
Eastern shared the crown with Central
but what it wants, of course, is the
undisputed title. That 1924 triumph,
incidentally, is the only clear one for
the East Enders, save that gained in
1928 Central and Tech have won the
other years since the championship
series started in 1917.
Eastern had to struggle furiously to
overcome Central Coach Bert Coggins'
boys were in front, "a to %, In the
dying moment when Bernie Lieb and
Jack BayliSS made good from the foul
line, the former Tipping one out of
two in the hoop and the latter making
good in two tries to win.
From the outset the game was
breath taking. Never more than
points separated the teams Eastern
was clinging to a lilo edge at the
end of the first quarter, but Central
had fought to a 1911 lead at half
time. CogginS' charges were still in
front by 1917 as the third quarter
ended
WESTERN threw scare into Tech
w that the Gray will not soon for
get. The boys from Georgetown,
with Tony Latona, Everett Buscher
and Bill Payne caging 'em in inspired
style, got off to an early lead. They
were in front at the end Of the first
quarter, IA to 7. and at the half, %
to IS. In the third quarter Tech, led
by Bernie Reichardt, who it seemed
simply could not miss the cords, lashed
back with will and were behind by
only single point % to 90, as the
thhd quarter closed.
Early in the final quarter Bill Payne,
center, was injured ana
Western no longer was able to hold of
Tech, which soon had gained the lead
at 41-32. Coach Cliff Moore'S boys
end.
Everett Russell was Techs best per-
former aside from Reichardt, while |
who scored Is points, was
Westerns standout.
- Summaries:
Evening star., 1932-01-20

Upon request of the Eastern that
teams game with St Johns scheduled
tomorrow, has been postponed until
February II. Coach Guyon figured it
unWise to go through the game in view
of Easterns all-important title game
with Tech Friday.
Central and Business have engage
ments tomorrow, the former with
George Washington Freshmen at Gen.
tral and the latter with Swavely at
Business.
George Washington yearlings routed
Emerson, 81 to 20, on the G. w. court.
Bill Noonan tailed l8 points for the
winners.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Summaries
despite its strength and

despite lUS SUIehgJh ana
IL its victory over the Hilltoppers, will
get plenty of opposition in its next
two games. Catholic U. has been play
ing consistently fine basket ball, while
George washington, with five straight
wins boasts a clean slate.
Business High and the Catholic U.
freshmen will play a preliminary at
Brookland tonight, starting at 7:l5
o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

Ct. ALBANS had little difficulty trim
~ ming Leonard Hall tossers as tn 81
on the Cathedral School court
After they had gained Substantial
lead in the first three quarters St Al
bans frst-stringers gave way to reserves
in the final going. 0'o- '0'
tors offense ''te '-0
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Gallagher Victory Disputed
Weiners wicked Left lmpresses CrtcMarty Unaggressive
--B BY TOM
BY TOM DOERER-

Jeffries to win the elephant title Of
pugilism.
Weiner has a left hand and it worked
against Marty. 1t primed Gallagher in
the third round for clip plumb on
the button, and the boy from Foggy
Bottom toppled to the floor for short
SieSta.
That decision did not alter the
fact that the battle was an inter-
esting one. Those big fellows let
'em go from all angles, with the
Schlozzler leaping at the sluggish
Marty with stinging left hand. AS
the battle progressed, Gallagher
proved the sting in his right hand
by raising a big bulge over Herman's
left eye. He played tunes off the
sore spot during the inhghting
Marty's forte, and when the contest
ended it was being wagered at the
ringside that Herman's head was
built around the knot and not
around a knot on his head.
With more aggression, I'll take
Martyrs chances against all of the
heaVies hanging around the fringe of
the chosen few who make up the title
contenders. He has everything, that is
encouraging in big fellow but the
ability to carry the fight to his rival.
His offense now consists of, or it did
last night, chopping right to the
head, in close. It's the technique which
lacks the color expected from a big fell
low. Some more steam and Gallagher
can entertain for any ones money.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

Totals 10 424 Totals ... el32
Referee-Mr. Joe Mitchell. Umpire-Mr.
CaruSo.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Summary:
Totals III 535 Totals

Bethesda Chevy Chase High hove,
and girls teams scored over poo1as~iiie
High combinations. ---'
Summaries.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
COLLEGE, which is locat

y ed IN SALISBURY. n. G, mas DeeH
added to the George Washington
foot ball list for game here on
october Is.
Catawba, coached by Charlie Moran
of Centre College fame, is on the up
grade in foot ball and doubtless will
offer good early season opposition for
the Colonials.
Booking of this game ran the George
Washington card to eight, the others
being Alabama, Iowa, Oklahoma, North
Dakota State, william and Mary, Tulsa
and Washington and Lee. All the games,
except those with Tulsa and Washing
ton and Lee, are to be staged here.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

- series yesterday, tonight will en-
gage Catholic University Fresh
men in the preliminary to the C. U.
Varsity-Duquesne game on the Brook
land court at 7:30 o'clock.
Eastern and Gonzaga, old foes, were
to face at Eastern and Georgetown
Prep was to meet Mount st. Joseph at
Baltimore in games this afternoon.