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Evening star., 1932-03-10
LIQUOR SHIPMENTS
LABELED COTTON GOODS
Six New England Indictments Re-
veal Traffic of Ring Corralled
by Wire Tapping.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON. March 10.-Six indict-
ments returned in Federal District
Court yesterday. disclosed, when made
public last night, that large quantities
of liquors have been shipped West from
New England labeled as cotton goods,
paint, automobile soap and other ma
terials
The indictments were returned
against SO persons for conspiracy to
sell. possess and transport liquor in
Massachusetts, and were secured after
the Government had waged an intensive
wire tapping campaign against rum
rings and independent bootleggers.
Among those indicted were Joseph
McAvoy, alias Joseph Mckay, alias Bill
Mckay of Detroit; Frank Farrell of
Cleveland, Samuel N. Davidson, alias
William Murray; Thomas E. Marcello.
alias Thomas Russo: Nathan Eugene,
alias Eugene Nathan; Manuel Currier
and Samuel Waller, all of Providence,
r, l.
Evening star., 1932-03-10
GANG MURDER SUSPECT
ELUDES JERSEY Pc cSE
Colored Man Who Saw Supposed
"Ride" Victim Dumped in
Bushes Shot Down.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. j., March 1o-A man be-
lieved to be an underworld executioner.
who killed a colored woodcutter who
happened to spy him dumping ride"
victims body into the woods near here,
had eluded a Gordon Of State troopers
and posse of citizens today.
The slayer fed in red coupe after
f1inging the body into q clump of
bushes, shooting Irving Hite, the 49-
year-old woodchopper and threatening
the Negro's wife.
The first victim was q we'll dressed
white man about Is years old, shot
three times in the chest, once in the
head and once in the neck, all from
the left side at close range Coroner
Roy Allen said he believed the man was
gangster who had been taken for
ride" He had been dead about two
hours.
The man wore gray-brown suit, and
light brown overcoat. The name Il,
w. Hall" was written on an inside
pocket and the name Miller" inside
the vest.
Evening star., 1932-03-10
BANK ROBBERS SLAIN,
COMPANIONS SHOT
Vigilantes Meet Bandits as They
Emerge From Bank-Two
Captured After Battle.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MILL CREEK, Okla, March 10
Vigilantes. recruited here as part Of a
Statewide move TO combat plague
of bank robbers, yesterday killed one OF
three men who attempted to loot the
First National Bank and wounded and
captured the other gunmen.
Two OF the men entered the bank
while the third waited in an automo-
bile. After forcing three employees to
fill a handbag with money, the robbers
ordered the three to accompany them
outside
But the employees. having confidence
In a new alarm system, dashed into the
vault. Enraged. one of the robbers fired
at the vault door.
AS the robbers fled from the building
they met whitening gunfire from the
vigilantes. The man in the car escaped
temporarily in hail of bullets as his
companions dropped to the sidewalk.
The dead man was identified as Fred
Hammer of Wewoka, Okla, a former
deputy sheriff. w. A. Smalley of Sem
mole. who was shot down as he
emerged from the bank, was believed
fatally wounded. Adam Ritchie was
captured in pasture near town few
hours after the robbery. Suffering from
bullet wounds, he offered no resistance.
Evening star., 1932-03-10
King Albert to Visit Kongo.

BRUSSELS, March 10 (P)-King Al
bert of the Belgians has arranged to
spend his Easter holiday in the eastern
section of the Belgian Kongo in Africa,
especially at the Albert National Park.
1t will be his first visit to Belgium S
vast African domain Rapid and easy
means Of transportation will be used,
including airplanes. and will enable him
to complete the trip in four weeks, 1t
was expected. ~Ns
Evening star., 1932-03-10
CHINESE OFFICERS LAND
Two Come to U. S. to Study Air
craft Developments.

SEATTLE. Wash, March 10 R).-
Brig. Gen. Woo G. Carr and Col. S. K.
Yee, Chinese Nationalist Army officers,
have arrived in the United States to
study aircraft developments.
The officers, who landed Tuesday
declined to comment on the Shanghai
situation. They also refused to say
whether they intended to purchase air.
planes and munitions.
Gen. Carr is commander of the
I'd Division, Chinese Nationalist Army.
Col. Yee is director of the department
of intelligence of the army air forces.
Evening star., 1932-03-10
BORDER ARMS SOUGHT
Mexican Smuggling Report Causes
Strict Inspection.

MEXICALI, Mexico. March 10 P).-
Instructions to Mexican customs offices
in border cities from Mexico City have
caused strict inspection of all vehicles
entering Mexico for possible smuggled
ammunition.
The order is understood to apply
especially to Nogales. AriZ., and Ell Paso,
Tex, border traffic. 1t is not known
here whether there is suspicion that
ammunition is being smuggled for Ship
ment abroad. or for contemplated
Mexican outbreak.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
new LEAGUE CHAMP
DUE IN MONTGOM ERY
Bethesda Chevy Chase Eliminated
as Contender for Title by
Loss to Damascus.

A new champion will be crowned IN
the Montgomery County Basket Ball
League this season, as Bethesda-Chevy
Chase, defending champion, was def
nitely eliminated yesterday as it bowed
to Damascus High, IA to 26, at Damas-
Gus. leaving the winners the only team
with a chance to overtake the league
leading Silver Spring team.
Nine straight is the boast OF IaKona-
Silver Springs fast-moving quint as IL
moved down Gaithersburg. 33 to g., on
the Gaithersburg court. The regulars
piled up 2l-to-1 lead at half time
and the reserves coasted to victory.
Poolesville High gained fifth place IN
the league standing when 1t defeated
Rockville in l3-to-l2 overtime oattle
on the latter's court. Trailing to at
half time. the Poolesville lads tightened
on the defense while Nicholson ran up
the deciding points. ;,
In the Girls League Bethesda and
Silver Spring kept pace in the night 1or
leadership. Bethesda trouncing Damas-
Gus. SO to 80, while Silver Spring came
from behind to nose out Gaithersburg
II to 10 Rockville scored its first
league victory, winning over Poo.esville,
18 to IA.
Scores of bows games:
Evening star., 1932-02-10
FOUR NEW PLAYERS
0NKENTUCKY QU|NT
Team Has Won 13 in Row in
Spite of Unexpected Loss
of Pair of Stars.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A TLANTA. Ga, February 10
~ When a basket ball team loses
~ four Of its five regulars, includ-
ing three all-Southern players,
you can generally count them out of
the next years race. But not always.
The Kentucky team of this season is
the exception. The 1882 model quintet,
handled by Coach A. F. Rupp, is leading
the Southern Conference chase with
eight victories.
1t is the only conference team which
has won every game against all opposi
tion. Maryland, the other unbeaten
team in conference play, has been de-
feated twice by non-member teams. In
its 13 consecutive victories, Kentucky
has run up 579 points, an average OF
44l2 per game. Two kentuckianS, Sale
and Darby, are among the leading in
dividual scorers of the conference. while
another, Demoisey, shot 29 points in
half contest for something of a record
When the final whistle ended the
basket ball tournament here last March
and Maryland won by narrow margin,
Kentucky's pair of all-Southern for
wards, Spicer and McGinnis, finished
their playing years. Spicer now is
coaching at Georgetown (Ky) College
Yates, captain for 1882 and all
Southern center, was tricken with ap-
pendicitis just before this campaign
started. Close upon this loss it was
found that Bronston, who was voted one
Of the four best guards in the confer
ence last year, was ineligible
Thus. with four stars gone, the out
look wasn't bright. But Coach Rupp,
who learned his basket ball at Kansas
and whose Kentucky teams have won
% Of their 81 games since he took
charge, refused to be discouraged. He
went right to work rebuilding.
Darby and Demoisey are his new for
wards. Darby was a member of the
Ashland (Ky) national scholastic cham
pions in 1923 and was named a second
all-America forward. Demoisey Is called
Free Wheeling" because of his twisting
pivot shots.
Sale, the new center, is feet inches
tall and hasn't been outjumped this
year. He's the high scorer.
johnson and Worthington are the
guards. Johnson also was member of
Ashland's championship five and was
twice an all-America. Worthington is
the only player who was on last year.
runner up squad.
The regulars are all from Kentucky.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
SWISS BOY RACES
T0LEAD IN EVENT
Stevens, American, Retains
Record, but Trails in Total
Elapsed Time.
BY EDWARD j. NEIL,


r AXE PLACID, N. Y, February
10.-Four seconds behind
IL short enough in dash
down the side of Mount Van
Hoevenberg but long in the record
of the official scorer, the United
States faced the loss today OF
mastery of the bob run, the one
Olympic sport it dominated in the
1928 Winter Olympics.
Four years ago Jack Heaton, an
American living abroad, journeyed to
St. MoritZ for a vacation and found
the 1928 Olympics in progress. He got
a sled and partner, raced and won
the two-man event.
Billy Fiske did the same thing in
the four man event and overnight the
United States became the nominal
leader of the sport through the tech
nical residence of its representatives.
Then the United States, planning two
years ago for the Winter Olympics here
built the finest, toughest, most daring
run in the world down a barren noun
tainside 10 miles outside of town. The
boys learned to take its tremendous
curves at 10 miles an hour without
teeing off the top.
20-Year-Old Swiss Leads.
And today entering the Anal two
heats of the two-man event. Hubert
Stevens of Lake Placid, still holder OF
the world record after a blistering
day of competition, was no closer than
second to 20-year old Swiss sophomore
ot T1niUprcitU
Going into the final two heats today,
Capadrutt had set up runs of 1883
and 2:721, both better than Stevens
world mark of 29 that stood until
yesterday.
Stevens was second with a total of
minutes 1887 seconds, but his second
run, on runners heated almost white
hot with blow torches. was clocked in
2:0428, giving him back the world
record Capadrutt had captured only
a few minutes before.
Jack Heaton put together runs of
2:l5.02 and 2:0751 for total Of 4:22.53
to land third place. but he, like the
champions of Germany, Rumania,
who trailed far to the rear, seemed all
but out of the competition.
Admiral Byrd Tries 1t.
Among the 10000 who braved the
5-below-zero weather to watch the
runs was Rear Admiral Richard Byrd.
He liked the sport so we'll he promptly
promoted himself ride down the last
mile of the course on boblet with
Harry Grayson Martin, member OF one
of the United States teams.
Canada won its fifth straight hockey
victory of the Olympic series, beating
Poland by the lopsided score OF 10 to
O. while Elizabeth Dubois of Evanston,
Ill, was winning the final heat OF
1000 meters exhibition race for women
skaters Of Canada and the united
States.
The women figure skaters, among
them the sensational Sonia Henie OF
Norway, entertained small crowds IN the
Olympic arena during the day as tney
went through compulsory school fig-
ures. The free skating and croWning
of a womans champion is scheduled
for tonight.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Guyon Tops Techs Best Hand
Chief Goes Into the Other Fellows Garden Take VIM
BY TOM DOERER.

lures of the Eastern defense. There
was no doubt but what Dead Shot
Russell could have stood down at Ninth
and D streets and heaved into the
Tech basket But the embarrassing
part was that one of Guyon's proteges
always happened to be sitting on the
rim waiting for a street car.
And when the Eastern defense was
not having tea atop the basket it was
floating through the ozone plucking of
a Tech pass. At times it climbed up
on the roaring cheers of the Tech
rooters and snatched one Of Dead Shots
sure shots of the
ceiling
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Bobsledding Two Nam.


sixth day of the Winter Olympic
games yesterday follows:
Bobsledding Two Nam.
(First two of four heats-decisior
on total time)
Second SWISS team; Reto Capa-
drutt, driver-First heat, 2:05.ss;
second heat, 2:o721. Total time,
4:l309.
First United States team; J.
Hubert Stevens, driver-First heat,
2:13.10; second heat, 2:04.27. Total
time, 4:l7.37.
Second United States team; John
r. Heaton, driver-First heat,
2:15.02; second heat, 2:07.5l. Total
time, 4:2253.
Second German team; Werner
Huth, driver-First heat, 2:l1.53;
second heat, 2:l1.58. Total time.
Rumanian team: Lieut.. Al Papana.
driver-First heat, 2:15.51; second
heat. 2:O7.82. Total time, 4:23.33.
First Italian team; Count Montel-
era, driver-First heat. 2:15.45;
second heat, 2;Os.1O. Total time,
First German team; Hans Kilian,
driver-First heat, 2:15.27; second
heat, 2:1108. Total time. 4:26.35.
First Belgian team: Max Houben,
driver-First heat. 2:17.68; second
heat, 2:149O. Total time, 4:32.58.
Second Italian team Agostino
Lanfranchi, driver First heat,
2:20.08; second heat, 2:13.47. Total
time, 433.55.
Second Belgian team; Christian
Hansez, driver-First heat. 2:1701;
second heat, 2:16.74. Total time,
4:45.65
French team: Louis Balsan. driver
First heat, 2:2010; second heat,
2:l9.37 Total time, 4:3947.
Austrian team: Hugo Weiastengel,
driver-First heat. 2:23.83; second
heat. 2:21.82. Total time, 4:45.65.
First Swiss teanl-Scratched.
Hockey.
Four entries. each playing each
other twice.
Results.
Canada defeated Poland, 10 to o.
Standing Of Hockey Teams,
Evening star., 1932-02-10

believe that
Mr.. Guyon tipped his hand and nettled
the opposition when, just before the
game, he was told that the sun stream
ing into the windows would be bad for
Eastern.
"Oh, YEAH" said the chief. Don't
worry about us. If you can stand 1t We
can. We are ready for anything"
Anyhow, Mr. Two-Feathers showed
1000 schoolboy athletic fans that other
peoples backyard advantages can be
combated If you sit your defense upon
the opposition's neck.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Boy of IA, Holder of 6 u. S.
Records, Races Daily Against
Time in Olympic Swim Drive

'DALPH FLANAGAN will enter the
n Olympics aquatic competition in
New York in July. 1t IS there he
hopes to gain recognition to assure him
place on the American team for the
games In California.
His coach says. Ralph shows marked
possibilities of developing into one of
the country's outstanding long-distance
swimmers" The boy has long, easy
stroke that drives his slender body
through the water
At school Flanagan Is model pupil.
His grades are good, and to him
there's time for study and q time
for swimming" he says.
Evening star., 1932-02-10

Jtoo SAAS os a. SAAA
which to heave
and at what angle,
degree and slant.
When a Tech for
ward started to
toss he knew that
he was on spot
No. 9, southeast OF
the third cobweb
and two feet from
the draft which
comes in from the
third window to
the right. Which
meant that when
he let the leather
go he could have
~ 10 -. "a I~,,.A
Evening star., 1932-02-10
CLASH AT VOLLEY BALL
Y. M. C. A. Teams of Washington
and Baltimore in League Tilt.

Central Y. NJ C. A. volley ball team
will meet the Baltimore "Y" combina-
ton tonight at Z o'clock on the formers
court.
Washington, which is heading the
Tri-City League, will use these players
against Baltimore:
John Loehler, w. c. Hanson, Charles
Somple, James HUNT, william Lans-
ford and Charles Stainier.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
SNAPPY BOXING EXPECTED
Noel House Team to Invade Boys
Club Friday Night.

Boys Club and Noel House boxers
are finishing preparation for their meet
Friday night at the Boys Club. Fine
battling is expected to mark the card,
scheduled to open at 8:15 o'clock.
Admission will be by Boys Club card
or athletic ticket only. The latter may
be bought at the club or Fairway store,
l346 G. street
Evening star., 1932-02-10
G. W. SWIMMERS ACTIVE
Have Meet With Hopkins Saturday
on Attractive Schedule.

George Washington swimmers will
continue in what is slated to be an
active season Saturday when they
meet Johns Hopkins University nata-
tors in Baltimore.
Other events carded are:
February 19-William and Mary, at
Ambassador pool
February 23-Virginia, at Ambassa-
dor pool.
February 27-Duke, at Ambassador
pool
March, 18-19-District of Columbia
A. A. u championships, at the Shore
ham.
March 18-19-National intercollegi-
ate championships. at the Naval Acad-
emy.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
BOYS CLUB FIVE CLIMBS.

LAUREL, February 10 Brookland
Boys Club quint of Washington today
Is out of last place in the Intercity
League as a result of its 20-to-14 win
last night over Sport Mart tossers, In
the armory Laurel Independents
drubbed Kenilworths Of Washington,
SO to 6. -t.---.~ ---"
Evening star., 1932-02-10
KR. CHARLES WO-
vi FEATHER GUYON, East
Y ern High School basket

war paint, doffed his feath-
cred headwear, figuratively, and
grinned:
We'll, we beat 'em In their own
backyard, too"
Which was proof that Mr.. Pair-of-
Feathers thought that his tribe Of toss
ers won a clear-cut victory yesterday
over Eddie Boyd's Mckinley Tech
court men in the tussle for the title
on Techs floor.
Beating 'em in their own bailiwick"
is the supreme accomplishment in
basket ball. You may pile up the
points in your own atmosphere. but
when you 90 into the other fellows
barn and take his goat, that's some
thing.
Those Tech tossers knew every
crevice on the court, every watt of
ozone and every cobweb on the CELL
ing. These Mckinley beavers knew
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Speed Skating.

Speed Skating.
Women's 1,00O-meter exhibition:
First heat-Won by Miss Leila
Brooks Potter, Canada; Miss Geral-
dine Mackie, Canada. second; Miss
Hattie Donaldson. Canada, third;
Miss Helen Bina, United States,
fourth: miss Elsie Muller-McClave.
United States, fell) Time, 201 2-l0
new worlds record).
Second heat-Won by Miss Jean
Wilson, Canada: Elizabeth Dubois,
United States, second: Miss Dorothy
Franey, United States, third. miss
Kit Klein. United States, and Miss
Florence Hurd, Canada, fell) Time,
2:06.
Final-Won bv Miss Elizabeth
Dubois, United States; Miss Hattie
Donaldson, Canada, second; Miss
Dorothy Franey. United States,
third: Miss Leila Brooks Potter,
Canada, fourth. Miss Jean Wilson,
Canada, fell near the f1nish) Time,
2:04.
Total Point Standing.
Unoficial compilation on 1854
3-2-1 basis.
United States, ST; Canada, %;
Norway, IA.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
MRS. HAYNES MAY GO.

Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes, Middle At
lantic women's golf champion. is con-
sidering an invitation to join the group
of American woman golfers who are to
visit England to compete in the inter-
sail May and return June 10.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Varied Sports
Basket Ball.

Basket BAH.
st. Johns (Brooklyn), 81; Loyola
(Baltimore), 20.
Princeton, IS; Yale. %.
Temple, 46: West Virginia, 20.
Duquesne, %; Geneva, Is.
Georgia, 40; Clemson, 16.
Western Maryland, "a; Bucknell, Il. .
Furman. 80; College of Charleston, l8.
Wittenberg, A; Cincinnati, "a.
Westminster, 48; Allegheny, 1s.
Carleton, 26; St. Olaf, 20.
Otterbein, 80; Capital, 26.
Illinois, 20; Bradley, 81.
Kansas State, 20; st. Louis u, is.
Heidelberg, 80; Baldwin Wallace, %.
Beloit, 81; Carroll, 20.
Illinois Wesleyan, "a; Eureka, H.
Bluffton, 80; Toledo u, 26.
Battle Creek Mich, !, SO; st. Louis, 80.
Case, 80; Akron, "a.
Colorado Teachers, 81; Colorado
Mines, 18.
oregon State College, 81; University
of Idaho, 26.
st. Thomas, 27; Manchester, rs.
Knox, As; Augusta. SO.
Georgetown College, "a; Center Col
lege, 20.
-, Morehead q, Teachers, 40; Tennessee
Haskell, %; Atlanta u, II.
Edwards u, 81; Austin College. "a.
North Texas Teachers, %; Sam Hous-
ton Teachers, 81.
West Texas Teachers, ss; Simmons
University, SO.
wichita u, As; College of Emporia,
20.
Northwest Missouri Teachers, 26;
Pittsburg CKanso Teachers, 8.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
There uore {,Ysf

There were Just
too many hornets
in that disturbed
nest. Tech played
smart basket ball,
but futile basket
ball, too. 1t did
not lack gameness,
gentlemen, but it
surely did not have
a defense against
an inspired quint.
Which few teams
do. after all
Evening star., 1932-02-10
SHERWOOD TURNS TABLES
Defeats Mount Rainier High Bas-

MOUNT RAINIER, February 10
Visiting Sandy Spring yesterday, Mount
Rainier High basketers took 1910
licking from Sherwood High. It was
a sweet victory for Sherwood, which
took a sound drubbing from Mount
Rainier a few weeks ago. Sherwood
girls also defeated the Mount Rainier
sextet, 20 to 20.
Summary 0f hovS' game.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Central q
G. U. Prep 90.

Totals ....12 "a Totals 900. l3
Referee-Mr. Schaffert
St Johns will engage the newly
crowned public high champion. East
ern, tomorrow, on the Kaydet court at
$3.50 o'clock
In other games Catholic University
freshmen will meet Tech at Tech,
George Washington yearlings will en-
gage Western at Western, Central will
go out to College Park to face Mary
land freshmen and Business will meet
Wilson Teachers College at Wilson.
In games this afternoon Eastern was
to face Alexandria High at Eastern,
Dewitt and st. Johns were to meet at
st. JOINS and Episcopal and George
town Prep had date at Garrett Park.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
EAGLES TO BATTLE
EX.FRENCH TOSSERS
Columbia Engine Company's New
Team Will Appear Sunday
in Boiling Field Game.

A quint representing Columbia Engine
Company of Alexandria and comprising
virtually the same lineup that showed
for the French Co. last season has
booked Skinker Eagles for Sunday
night on the Boiling Field court
Eddie Colliflower, Alex Cabell, Buddy
Zimerman and Busy Brenner are
among the Columbia players who hope
to down the Eagles and then challenge
other teams for the semi-pro title Of
the District area.
Paul Dillon, former GEORGETOWN q.
center is scheduled to perform at that
post Sunday for Howitzer Giants when
they open a series, bearing on the Dis
trict area semi-pro title. with Vic Sport
Shop tossers at the Silver Spring Ar
mory Sunday afternoon. He is slated to
replace Larry Boerner, who was injured
in last Sundays game.
Giants will go to Frederick tonight to
meet the Y M. c. A. quint there and
will leave the Kensington Armory at
$3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Damascus q
Totals ,.l2 2 26
Totals ..... 6 2 IA
Gaithersburg t3l.
Takoma s. s, '33l
Totals ..l5 333 Totals ...,. 5
Totals S 3l3 Totals

Sherwood High School Grew an open
date on the county schedule and played
Mount Rainier at Sherwood. having
little trouble in winning, 1910, using
every man on the squad. Sherwood
girls easily won in preliminary, 1920.
Evening star., 1932-02-10

THIS boys claim for recognition as
L swimmer is new, but impressive.
A few rays from the national spot
light turned upon him last September
when, with his brothers, Everett and
Melvin Flanagan, and Richard Mar
shall, he won the national junior 800
yard relay championship from crack
team of the New York Athletic Club.
The Floridians' colors were Is yards
ahead at the end, due in large part, OBJ
servers said, to Ralph's splendid work
in swimming anchor.
Then he shattered American marks
for six distances on officially timed
trials here in January. He broke his
own marks set December "a, 1881,
which had, in turn, broken records held
by Norman Ross, national champion.
They were:
Evening star., 1932-02-10
GETS READY FOR LOYOLA
BENJAMIN Franklin Squad Has
Hard scrimmsge With Eagles.

Benjamin Franklin's court squad. in
preparation for the Loyola game at Tech
High Saturday, had hard scrimmage
with Skinkers Eagles last night.
In q preliminary Saturday night the
starting at 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Total Point Standing.
VIRGINIA SEASON FADES

Basket Ball Team Has Four More
Games, One With c. q.
UNIVERSITY, Va. February 10
Only four more games remain on Vir-
ginia's 1882 schedule.
The Cavalier quint plays Catholic
University here tomorrow night and
Maryland in College Park Saturday.
A game with v. M I. is on the card
for next week, and for the week after
there Is q closing contest with WASH
ingtcn and Lee just before the South
ern Conference tournament. In Atlanta.
Evening star., 1932-02-10
Totals go. 8 3 10 :

Referee-Mr. La Mar.
Mount Rainier Boys Club quint viii
play the Mount Rainier unlimited
team tonight at the high school court
at 8 o'clock. :
Evening star., 1932-02-10
KELLY IN INDOOR MEET.

AL Kelly, oic:'c- Georgetown sprinter,
will compete in the West Virginia in
door games at Morgantown Saturday
night. 4.