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Evening star., 1932-02-07
NAVY QU|NT WINS
FROM OHIO STATE
Slaves Off Late Rally in 3d.
to-32 Game-Middies
Enjoy Good Day.
NNAPOLIS, Md, February G.

4 NNAPOL1S. Md, February g.
~ Before a distinguished assembly
~ of spectators, including 20
members of Congress, six from
Ohio. members of the House of Rep
resentativeS Naval Affairs Committee
the Navy basket ball team defeated
Ohio State today, 35 to 80.
Starting their second team, the ylSi-
tors were outplayed until the last IL
minutes of the contest, when they
caught up in a breath-taking fashion 10
help the Middies stage one of the most
thrilling finishes to court contest ever
seen here. While the regulars were sent
in curing the middle of the first hall,
when Navy held a 2O-to-l6 lead, it was
not until 10 minutes OF the final perioo
had been played that they presented
real threat on the attack.
Mainly through the work OF Lou9h-
lin. the Navy quint performed IN hhe
fashion the entire game For Is min
utcS of playing time Ohio State, pre-
SCnting a fast and we'll organized team
was hemmed in by the Tar defense.
While. the visitors caught up during
the closing minutes of the hall, Hotter
scoring repeatedly, their halttlme
minority Of 20-l6 was built up steadily
by Navy as the second hall started.
Half way through the last period, when
Navy lei, 29-Z0, Ohio started deter
mined rally, tallylng 9 points within )
minutes. Their l-point lead was quick
ly wiped out by OSler, however and
Bedell, with a clCSe-in shot and Lough.
lin, with TWO fouls, kept the TarS ahead
during the closing minutes.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-02-07
G. w. FROSH LOSE SWIM
Show Improvement, However, as
They Bow to Baltimore Friends.

George Washington freshman swim
merS bowed to Friends School natatcrS
of Baltimore in hard-fought 42-31
meet yesterday in the Ambassador Hotel
pool.
The G. w. team, coached by Albert
Lyman showed marked Improvement
over previous performances.
Summaries:
200-YARD FREE STYLE RELAY-Won by
G. w. tFlockS. Lane, Smith, GorQon). Time,
l minute 46 4-iO seconds.
FANCY DIVING-WCn by Smith &C. W.;
second. Compayrac C. W.; third. Vincent
"asYqlti 5o-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by Wilson
GFriends' second. Smith &C. W.: third.
Hin friends. Time, 2S seconds.
iGG-YARD BREASTSTROKE-Won by
Blucner CFriends) second. Moses friends
third, Everett &C. W.. Time, l minute %
e3O-YARD FREE sTYLE-Won by Sheer
Ellis friends. Time; minutes 50 seconds.
100-YARD BACKSTROKE Won by Chris
thilf Friends: second. Lane &C. W.;
third, Sompayrac &c. W.. Time, l minute
1OO-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by Frey
(FriendSl; second. Moore Friends; third,
Gordon &C. W.. Time, ! minute seconds.
I50-YARD MEDLEY RELAY-Won by
Friends tChisthilf. Blucher, Frey, Time. l
minute so seconds.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
GALLAUDET MATMEN WIN
Take Five Matches With Boys
Club Team at Kendall Green.

Gallaudet's grapplers defeated all
that the Boys Club could muster in
five matches besides putting up an
intrasquad show for the heavier boys
last night at Kendall Green.
Summaries:
lI5 POUNDS 'Bren CG) defeated Cor
don in l:l5
Iso poUNDs-Buzzcli (G) defeated
isO PotINDs~ Grabin 60 defeated Nick
Campanella in 1:20
Vol in 1905.
fs5 POUNDS solenberser (Gl defeated
Frank Campanella IN 0:25 and AIS.
II5 POUNDS-Patrie CO. defeated Soren-
son CO. in $50
10 POUNDS Ellis (G) defeated stannn
(GD in 5:35.
Ise POUNDS -Grabm GO and Buzzel
(GD drew in 1000. ...
10 POUNDS-Ellis (G) took two out of
thres falls from Stack (GO.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

NAVY opened its thirteenth boxing
~ Jason with a 4-tO-3 victory over
Louisiana State University blast
ing the SouthernerS' so far unblemlshed
record for the 1882 campaign
The MIdShipmen won three OF the
bouts, two went to the Louisiana fight
crs and two ended in draws.
One Of >lc upsetS of the evening was
the victory of Glaze Of the SOuthernerS
over Tulmer. Navy ace and lntercol-
legiate champion, in the l35-pcund
class.
Summaries.
II5-POUND CLASS-WrlEht Navy, defeat
I?5-POUND CLASSNM.Ner Navy and
'i35! IasPorID 1Sr,I' e GLassGaze louisiana de-
'eiiS9 5GWS' tIRSsHSaaS IasS RsSiSG" Navy de-
-eGo Ia6p0TND ,SSS Navy,
"eiS5 iS5-FoI%D .PC Nd CG4SSSATtf6urO Navy, and
HEAvYNEiGHI@ Khoury louisiana de;
feated Reedy. technical knockout in second
Referee Mr.. Charles Short CBatimore).
a NEW Naval Academy pool record
n for the 4OO-yard relay race was set
as the midShipmen natatorS dOWned
Rutgers. 49 to % The Navy team, with
Rev Thompson as anchor man, beSted
the visiting team by 25 yards in min
uteS SIG seconds.
Navy also won at water polo, 10 to 50.
Swimming summaries:
?2O-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Kramer
tRutgerS'i second, Muslin navy lhdLuo;
Ashworth Navy. Time minutes 27.3
53-YARD FREE sTYLE-Won by Thomp-
son Navy. second. tie between Jones
DRutgers) aad Davis Navy. Time, 242
FANCY DWING-Won by McCampbelI
Navy, 8l2; second Ziemba (Rutgers)'
60. third. Vrooman Navy, 73.4.
liO-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by spence
tRutgcrsl: second. West Navy third. ASH
I5O-YARD BACK STROKE-Won BY At
third Zicmba Rutgers. Time, l minute
300YARD BREAST STROKE-Won by
Spence rRutgersD. second, Torrey navy:
third Jordan Rutgers. Time, minutes
IoO-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Thomp-
son Navy: second Muslin Navy Ihfu
Kramer jRutgersl Time 53.7 seconds.
40O-YARD EELAY-Won BY navy '%ln5I
ring team, Green. Davis, Muslin ,2Ed
thompson, RutperS Jones. Hardy kyle
and Kaul. Time minutes 3l6 SecoLuS'
Navy rife experts were closely press
ed by the marksmen of Virginia Mill
tarv Institute. but managed to exc OUT
a 1.368-to-1 ,349 victory.
SUMMARY
Evening star., 1932-02-07
CUMBERLAND CASEYS
INVADE KENSINGT0N
Hcwitzer Giants Look for Stiff
Battle Today; Prime for Semi
Pro Series.

Howitzer Giants expect stern oppo-
siti0n this afternoon en- the KenSing-
ton National Guard Armory basket ball
court against Cumberland Knights of
Columbus. Play is scheduled to start
at $3.50 O'CLOCK
Howitzsrs. who are priming for con-
tests with Vic's Spcrt Shop and Skinker
Eagles for the Semi-pro championship
of the District area plan to take the
court against the Cumberland outfit
with Mccain and Price at the for
wards; Boerner, center, and Swift and
Hayes, guards.
Birthright. Jarvis and Peterson will
be held in reserve.
Centernials and Olmsted Grill quints
are slated to mix in preliminary at
80 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SCHOLASTIC.
TOMORROW.

Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown freshmen at
Tech, 7 pm. preliminary to G U.
varsity West Virginia game)
Eastern VS.. ST. Johns freshmen at
Annapolis.
Dewitt vs.. George Washington fresh
men at G. w. 7 pm.
Shenandoah Valley Military Academy
at st. AlbanS, $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Y. P. |. ALUMNI GROUP
HERE TO FETE MILES
Blacksburg Athletic Director, Now
Southern Conference Head,
Aids School.
A dinner will be held tomorrow night
t tie Annapolis Hotel BY the Wash

A dinner will be held tomorrow night
at The Annapolis Hotel by the Wash
ington Chapter of Virginia Polytechnic
Institute Alumni Association in honor OF
c. P Miles, athletic director of that in
stitution. and recently elected president
of the Southern Conference.
Reservations for the dinner, which
will begin at 80 o'clock. must be made
through j Hotel Johnson, secretary
Of the Washington chapter.
Miles was graduated from V. P. I.
in 1901, and taught in the language
department at the Blacksburg school
for several years prior to appointment
as graduate manager of athletics, his
first post in the schools athletic de-
partment.
During Miles regime many strong
teams have been developed in various
sports. He is given large share of
credit for obtaining the fine stadium
which recently was completed at " P. I.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
FULL COURT SLATE
FOR ALEXANDR|ANS
Fraters, CoIumbias, School
Basket Ball Teams Will
Be Busy This Week.

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pion will be called upon next
Evening star., 1932-02-07
MT. RAINIER HIGH BUSY
Rows and Girls Teams Each Play
Two Games This Week.

MOUNT RAINIER. February g.
Four games are listed for Mount
Rainier High School basket ball teams
next week, two for the boys quint and
two for the girls seXtet.
Both teams will go to Sandy Spring
to face sherwood Highs combinations
Tuesday afternoon and Kendall School
boys and girls teams will come here
Friday afternoon to meet the Mount
Rainier combinations.
The boys defeated Sherwood easily
here earlier in the campaign. but the
girls bowed to the Sandy Spring lasSies.
Against Kendall both the Mount
Rainier teams will be seeking revenge
for setbacks meted to them by the
combinations of the Washington School
some time ago at Kendall Green.
Six victories and six defeats is the
record Of the Mount Rainier boys team,
while the girls have lost five games in
g. many starts.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
PERKINS STILL IN LEAD
Naval Hospital Basketer Aver,
aged Over 10 Points a Game.

Lieut. Perkins of the Naval Hospital
quint continues to lead in the battle
for scoring honors in the Government
Basket Ball League
Lester Singman of Census, who has
scored ca points, has the best average,
1867 points per game. but has PLAYED
fewer contests than Lieut.. Perkins.
whose average is 1887
Hal Kiesel of Patent Office, who
stands third with 73 points has shot
most fouls. 21.
Fort Myer, with a total of 278 points
and a game average of 34,75 points,
holds team scoring honors, with the
unbeaten Census Enumerators second
with 246 points and an average of 30.75.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SOCCER TILT ON TODAY
Upper Marlboro Plays Columbit
Heights on Monument Grounds.

UPPER MARLBORO. February e
Upper Marlboro's soccer team will
travel to Washington tomorrow after
noon to meet the Columbia Heights
eleven on the Monument Grounds in
a Capital City League match. Marlboro
now is tied with Concord of Washing
ton for the loop lead at nine victories
and two defeats
A large delegation of rooters is ex
pected to accompany the team, which
is enjoying one of its most successful
seasons.
Regular members of the Marlboro
eleven include: Archie Binger, Melvin
Buck Randolph Mitchell, Harry
Nicholson, jr, George Deck, Louis Mitch
ell, Howard Ford, Charlie Bailey,
Harold Suit, Albert Wells, jr., and Mike
Wyvill Martin Buck is manager and
Randolph Mitchell is captain.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
TO AID COLORED BOXERS
Langford, Wolcott Will Appear in
Show Here Friday.

Sam Langford and Joe Wolcott, COL
ored boxers who, at one time, were
among the best in the country. will, it
has been announced, appear in person
at benefit affair at the Masonic Tenn
pie Auditorium, Tenth and U streets,
next Friday night.
Proceeds will be divided among Lang
ford. Wolcott and the Masonic Temple
building fund Both Sam and Joe are
in need Of financial assistance, accord
ing to sponsors of the benefit. Lang
ford is nearly blind
Dancing will be a feature.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
FORMER c. j. COACH
is PRICED OFFICIAL
Indoor Carnival February 27
Looms as Great Success.
Big Schools Enter.
vOHN D. O'REILLY, formerly

yOHN D. O'REILLY, formerly
for many years track coach
~ and tutor in other sports at
Georgetown University and
one of the most popular figures in
athletic circles in this section, win
return here to serve as referee in
the third annual Catholic Uni
versity indoor track meet, Febru-
ary 27, it has been announced by
Dorsey Griffith, track coach at
the BroOkland school.
Since recigning his pest at George
town several months ago, ORclAy mas
been engaged IN business n Boston,
During MS IT years in Washington
O'.{eiIiy Gid much to boost sports acLlVl-
ties here. particularly track. He turned
ouy many successful teams at the HILL
top and refereed many track meets IN
highly ct5c.cnt style.
INDICATIONS are that the c. U. meet
L will be by al odds . most success
fuI yet held in Dig BrcoHand
gymnasium. EntrlC .rc2dy have been
recei.cd from PlI..Cercn Navy, Mary
land. Virginia. William and Mary, La
fayette, LehlGl Temple VlllanoVa,
West Virginia Wesleyan. Washington
and Lee. UnIVeTciLy of Richmond. st.
Johns of Annapolis and Seton Hall.
Marked success also viii attend the
high and prep school end of the pro-
gram. it appears. Outstanding among
the entries IN this group is the Newark
Prep relay team holder Of the national
prep school title. In addition to most
Of the scholastic institutions of this
city the cOlors of Episcopal High Of
Alexandria. Hyattsvillc High. La Sale
Ct PhiladelpnIa La Sale CT Cumber-
land. Baltimore Poly, Baltimore City.
SWavely. Georgetown Prep. Forest Park
High ci Baltimore, Seton Hall Prep,
West Catholic High Of Philadelphia and
Dickinson Prep will be seen.
HIGH spots Of the meet will be the
I L invitation sprint series, which will
bring together some Of the fastest
ctcpDerS in the East, the special l and
mile relays. in which Navy, Princeton
ard Virginia will fight it out, and the
Ryan 1000. in which Harden Of Navy,
Laucks Of Virginia. SigIriod Of Lafayette,
Ransdell Of Princeton. Baker of Villa
nova and McGuigan or Hickey of Cath
Ole University Will battle for the big
trophy won last year by Ray CCnger Of
the Illinois A c.
Right Rev. Mgr. James Hugh RYAN
rector CT Catholic University. will be
honorary referee. and other officials. in
addition to Nir. O'Rclly. who also viii
act as a Judge at the finish. will be:
Starter. William Gates: clerk Of course,
w. c. Robbins. assistant clerk of course.
Tom PrCbey; Judges at finish, Edward
Beckett. WinfTec johnson Robert Kill
~ viii jrfucC n fold in
Edwards. A. Earle Weeks. timers. Will
liam McAllister. Jim SDrigman, Alfred
Ccnradis and George Norris; custodian
Of numbers. john Clarke: scorer, VIII
liam Howell: custodian of prizes. For
rest Cotton. inspectors. George Vlk,
Weeks. William Russell and James Con-
driCk, and announcer, Abc ZoSs.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Opening their season, Naval Acad-
emy plebes wrestlers defeated Franklin
and Marshall, 81 to 9.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
LOCAL ~" TEAM BEATEN
Loses Hand Ball Match to Balti-
more Association. 8 to 6.

BALTIMORE. February 6,-Balti-
more Y. M. c. A hand ball team scored
revenge over the Central Y team of
Washington when it douned the D. c.
combination. six matches to three, here
this afternoon. The Washington team
recently conquered the Baltimoreans by
a lone match in meeting in the Ma
tional Capital.
Summaries:
SINGLES-Hobelman tB) defeated Payne,
23-3. AHA Hederman tBp defeated NevIn,
2i-I2, 2I-I8. MCLEAN w defeated Broo5S.
2l-20. 2l-7 Smith DW.l defeated HaaSe, a.
Is, 1921 29-9 Heimal B. defeated Char
Shee. 2l-9. 2l.8 Sleek lBJ defeated Cowley.
2l-l4 2l-9.
DOUBLES-Hobelman and Peters defcat-
ed Payne and McKewn, -i3, 2l-2. Schulz
ward 2i-9 2i-I6. Charshce and Nev.I de-
1eated Brooks and Haase, 2l-l8, 2l-l6.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Bill Moore. Alexandria High School
cage star, who has PLAYED brilliantly
in his first season. is ineligible sch0
lastically for further service.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Summaries.
5 13 Totals .... 7

Totals .lo 5 rs Totals ..... 8 %
Evening star., 1932-02-07
BOYS Club (16l.
Overcome Western Maryland Squad
by 5 1-2 to l 1-2 Score.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. February 6
LP).-Penn States boxing team de-
feated Western Maryland 5l2 to 1l2
today to win its second straight match
of the season.
State took the first three bouts tv
knockouts, following with two decisions
The sixth bout was a draw. Western
Maryland took the final fight.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Oulllllldly / y.
Aloha T,itPS
PENN STATE BOXERS WIN

Totals ....15 10 4c
Evening star., 1932-02-07
EPISCOPAL HIGH FIVE
LOSER IN FAST FRAY
-lcs Score in Last Period Only to
See Virg MIA Episcopal Rally
for Victory.

ALEXANDRIA. February 6.-Virginia
Episcopal basketers bested Episcopal
High, "a to 81. here this afternoon.
1t vas a tight battle, particularly in
the final stages when the home Quint
rallied to tie the score only to see the
visitors regain the lead just before the
final whistle.
Formwalt was the big shot Of the
victors' attack. while Neil Robingon. de-
spite poor physical condition, led the
host team.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Virginia. Buckne un VISIT Oe Named c. Track Meet Referee
BETHESDA FIREMEN BACK
Reorganized Basket Ball Team in
Unlimited Field.

Bethesda Firemen basketers have
reorganized and now are ready to put
their strongest combination on the
court They have a floor and are list
ing unlimited class teams. Call Coach
Fendall Alexander at North 1928 dur
ing the day or Wisconsin 3078 after
pm.
Regulars include Young and Alex
anCer forwards; JobeS, center, and
Hargett and Nolan, guards Harris,
Loveless. Nichols, Miller, Willes and
Hartley are reserves.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Summary:
Arrows t20)
UPSETS DUE2hR QUINT

Totals .,... 6 5 1t Totals ..:.,
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Totals 10 ! 81
Y Juniors t23l
TRIMS ARMSTRONG HIGH
Arrow Five Takes Basket Ball
Game, 2O-17, in Rally.

Presenting a new lineup Arrows
be5ted Armstrong High School basket
ers, 20 to IT. yesterday on the Arm
strong court. Armstrong held 65 edge
at the half.
Armstrong is printing for it's impor-
tant school game Friday with Dunbar
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
ST. ALBANS DEFEATS
LEONARD HALL AGAIN
With Two Regulars Out of Game
Takes 15-to-10 Engagement
at LeonardtoWn.

LEONARDTOWN. February 6.-St
Adams School basket bail team OF
Washington bested Leonard Hall toss
erS. Is to 10, here this afternoon in
game marked by close guarding. 1t was
the second win this season for the
Cathedral quint over Leonard Hall
st. Adams, which was handicapped by
the absence of Craighill and McGee,
regulars, who were i'll, led at half time,
10 to 6.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SEEK BASKET DATES
Several Teams of Varied Weights
in Field for Games.

Several basket ball teams are seeking
games
They are:
Euclids. l45-pound class. Call Frank
Finley. Columbia 4334-J.
DiXiana Barbecue, with 130-pound
teams having courts Company F Re
serves especially challenged. Adams
878l after pm.
Chevy Chase Grays, with unlimited
teams having courts. Davis, Cleveland
5002-J.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Manchester A. C. Scores 1918 VIE
Over High School Boys.

Manchester A. c. basketerS conquered
Dunbar High. 10 to IS, yesterday on the
Dunbar court. Tabs shooting Of snow
birds carried Manchester to victory.
The winners led at the half. 6 to 5.
Dunbar will meet Howard High at
Wilmington, Del, wednesday in con-
ference tilt
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-02-07
KENDALL SCHOOL AHEAD
Shows Way to Frederick Basketers
in 23-to-19 Game.

Kendall School basket ball team de-
feated Maryland School for the Deaf
of Frederick yesterday at Gallaudet,
% to 10.
The winners had defense, that kept
the Maryland attack we'll scattered. At
the half Kendall led, II to g..
,,r,,n nn.,r
Evening star., 1932-02-07
TWO FOR COLORED FIVE
Twelfth Street Y Juniors Defeat
Wonders, st. Augustine.

Twelfth Street Y. NJ. c. A. Juniors
won two basket ball games yesterday.
defeating the Wonder Five, 35 to 81,
and st. Augustine, % to 25
The winners led all the way in the
first game. but they had to rally late
to land the second.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
HYATTSVILLE TEAMS
PLAY FIVE CONTESTS
Three for High School Boys, One
for Lightweights and One
for Girls Listed.

HYATTSVILLE, February 6.-Five
games are booked next week for Hy
attsville High School basket ball teams.
The boys regular team will figure in
three of the contests, with the boys
lightweight quint engaging in another
and the girls seXtet in the other.
In the first game, HyattSville boys
first stringers will engage Towson High
of Baltimore County Tuesday after
noon on the National Guard Armory
court here, starting at $3.50 o'clock.
HyattsVille will be out to avenge a ga
II defeat handed it last week by Tow
son in the latters stronghold.
Two teams will go to Silver Spring
Wednesday afternoon, the regulars to
face the Takoma- Silver Spring High
first team and the lightweights to face
the Takoma-Silver Spring little fellows
HyattSville'S first Stringers lost to the
Takoma quint by single point, 1919,
in recent meeting here. The light
weights easily defeated the Takoma
lights, 143, at the same time.
. LincolnS birthday anniversary will be
celebrated by the Hyattsville teams
with two night games here. The boys
quint will meet Charlotte Hall, and
the girls st. Mary'S Seminary. Earlier
in the season the boys scored over
Charlotte Hall on the Southern Mary
landers court. but the girls lost to
ST. Marys at st. Marys City.
Company F basketers have listed a
double header for the National Guard
Armory court here tomorrow afternoon
that promises plenty of action.
In the feature game the soldier reg
ulars will renew an old rivalry with
Potomac Boat Club of Washington
Many close struggles have been waged
between these teams in other years
Company q reserves will have it out
with Dixie Pig Preps in the preliminary
starting at 2:30 O'Clock.
Both militia ouints will be seeking
their third consecutive triumphs.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SCOTLAND BOWS TO WALES.

EDINBURGH. Scotland, February 6
R).-WaleS defeated Scotland, to 0,
today in an international rugby match
here.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
PATENTS BOWLERS WIN
Norwig Bright Star in Victory
Over Hanover, Pa, Team.

Patents No. 2. first series winner OF
the Commerce Duckpin League, defeat
ed the Hanover CPaD Moose Stars IN
special match at the Rendezvous last
night by 2O1 pins E. Norwig of Pat
ents was a standout with set OF 6O3
Evening star., 1932-02-07

4 LEXANDRIA, Va, February g.
~ Shorty Scriveners Frater Five,
n local amateur unlimited cham
pion, will be called upon next
week to face three of the strongest
opponents it has met all season.
The weeks schedule opens tomor-
rev with the Black and Gold going
to Fort Washington to play the post
team, starting at 3:15. Thursday the
Takoma Business Mems Association
will entertain the Fraters at Takoma
Park, while an Alexandria Basket Ball
League game is booked with St. Mary's
Lyceum at Armory Hall next Saturday.
1t is expected that the champions
row for the first time of the season.
Wilson Davis and Eddie GOrman, who
have been sick will return to the game
while Bottles West and Dick Perry, who
have been away for several games, will
also be available.
Manager Scrivener is seeking other
games with l45-pound and unlimited
teams and may be telephoned at Alex
az drla 1900 between 6:l5 and 7 pm.
Four sparkling battles are listed for
local schoolboy fives, with Episcopal
High and Alexandria High School each
figuring in a pair of Tits.
Episcopal will face Georgetown Prep
at Garrett Park. and Alexandra will
oppose Eastern High in Washington
" ednesday.
Hopewell High will come here Friday
night to play Alexandria, while EpiscO-
pal will entertain Landon School Satur-
Gay.
Columbia Engine Co. cagers will put
in a busy week beginning Wednesday
night, when they face Jack Watts Vir-
ginia A. c. in an Alexandria Basket Ball
League engagement at Armory Hall.
Manager Robert Mcdonald Is negotiat-
ing for games Friday and Saturday
night, while the Tank Corps toSscrs OF
Fort Meade will be played at the Mary
land encampmcnt Sunday, February IA,
Mcdonald is booking games with un-
limited teams at Alexandria 2256, be-
tween 9 am. and 3 pm.
Bill Moore, Alexandria High School
cage star, who has PLAYED brilliantly
in his first season. is ineligible schO-
lastically for further service.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
ST. JOHNS FIVE BOWS

The ST Johns class basket ball teams
suffered defeat yesterday. The 1-C
quint bowed to Sacred Heart, 13 to 19,
and 2B five to Mount Pleasant, %
to 25.