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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-09-26
Young GridirOn Star
Arrested in HOLdUp

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept.
IS Q.NSO.-John Jablonski, 19,
Michigan high school football
star. was one of four youths
under arrest today charged with
the shotgun holdup of a road
house near here. Police said the
youths confessed to the $28 hold
no and two other Jobs"
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Samuel A. MegeGth
SHcclGn1bS at 81

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (.N.SO.-
Funeral services will be held to.
morrow for Samuel A. Megeath
former president of the Galena
Signal Oil Company, who died at
the age of g..
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ASSOCIATION TO ELECT

The College Park Home and
School Association will hold its
annual election Of officers at a
meeting on. october IL
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TODAY'S SCRATCHES

Weather, clear: track. fast.
FIRST RACE-Laura Fish, Shasta
Mint, Woody Long, Eugene O'Sullivan.
Zachary. ItsO.
SECOND RACE-Agatha. stroIIing
Time.
THIRD RACE-High Sonata, One
Grand, Lexington Lady. Big Mosquito.
Manners, Maiestien.
FOURTH RACE-SDanish FIirt. Lux
Hriate. Tears. WOOdreve. Marmitina
FIFTH RACE-Meek. Albert BIanton.
SIXTH RACE Fairment. Laftar.
DalilR. Mutual Friend. LeantO. White
Knees.
SEVENTH RACE-King BoOter. Ivan
W., Reservation, MaVrO. Anadnab. Peal.
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FairmOunt Park

FIRST RACE-DOrOthy Hicks, Chut-
ney, Dawn Patrol, StrathcOna.
SECOND RACE Falmouth Belle,
Purple Robe, Armour, Charming Lady,
KingspOrt.
THIRD RACE-Frank Light. Tewsen-
elda, Noble Wrack, Joan X, Fortunate
Mann, The Padre. TheIma 0.
FOURTH RACE-MajOr Gomez, Mag
nitude. Paul T.. LOradale.
FIFTH RACE-AchtOi Lass. Elizabeth
s., Little Chip.
SIXTH RACF-Irish Spree, Decline,
BetterfIy, Our Mary.
SEVENTH RACE-GoIden Play, Lucky
Pal, Talladega.
EIGHTH RACE-Stella F., Irene T.,
Kathryn, Queen TOwtOn, Kitty OWay.
Weather, cloudy; track heavy!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-09-26
CONDITION. OF TREASURY

Treasury balance as of Sep
TENDER %: $880,014,557.81: ex-
penditures, $6,217,755.44; customs
receipts, $19,188,910.78.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

VIIASHINGTON'S base ball team
w this year will be the most
attractively uniformed in the
American League, according to Man
ager Clark Grifith. On the road the
Nationals will wear gray suits with
blue trimmings. Their stockings
will be half solid blue and half
gray. Home uniforms will be white
with blue trimmings Grifith is a
stickler for smart diamond attire.
The first meeting of the Southern
intercollegiate Athletic Association
will be held tomorrow at George
town University. The body will first
interest itself in track only. In the
absence Of Manager Kingsley, G. U.
will be represented at the meeting by
Thomas F. Smith, president of the
Athletic Association at the Hilltop.
Hans Wagner has hit for more than
800 for Is seasons In q row, thus
tying Pop Anson's record. Hans is
expected to pass this mark, as he
still Is going strong.
Underwood rollers trimmed REM
ington in the Typewriter Duckpin
League. Helwig, Kneessi, MCCOY
and Cook represented the winners
and Arth, Kengla. Colwell and How
ell the losers.
Capt. Rutherford and J. M. Cults
broke Y. M. C. A. swimming pool
records, when the former negotiated
the 80-yard backstroke in minute
73s seconds and the latter the So
yard dash in 272s seconds.
Americas defeated four wrestlers
at the Lyceum, one Of them Bumps
Turner, brother of Joe.
George Washingtons track meet
tonight in Convention Hall will
mark the opening bf the indoor
season mere.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
Hopes to Be Trojan
Cridironer After Sprinting
For Laurels in OlymPiad

pages by winning the tryouts for the
1928 Olympic team, Wykof has sub
merged a strong desire 10 play foot
ball. When he returns TO school next
Fall to complete his coaching courses,
he proposes to satisfy this ambition.
which was first awakened as a sopho-
more at Glendale High School.
Although he weighs only 155 pounds,
he might make the Trojan gridiron
squad. Should this be possible, he would
be eligible for three years competition
under Pacific Coast Conference rules
unless he amassed sufficient credits to
be graduated before that time.
Wykoff doesn't claim TO be an honor
student. His chief interest is in his
coaching classes, but he also has fair
marks in his other studies.
Because injuries and illness have
blocked his brightest hopes at times,
Wykoff is somewhat of a fatalist. He
keeps his fingers crossed before big
race After making the 1928 Olympic
team. he strained leg tendon and
never recovered top form although he
did reach the l00-meter final at Amster-
dam.
As a sprinter he sticks well to estab-
lished form. Although not a brilliant
starter. he usually gets OF the marks
Will tllc UCSI VI tilcil' l1io tCi hiS oAA'C
comes in the last so yards Of the CEN
tury race.
Contending he was overworked in
prep school, Coach Dean Cromwell con-
fined Wykoff's intercollegiate activities
mostly to the hundred.
He stands feet inches, Is % years
old and Is almost handsome. He is a
member of Kappa Alpha Fraternity,
to which Charles Paddock, one-time
fastest human" also belongs.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
CASEYS AND FIREMEN
TO BATTLE ON COURT
Basketers Meet Tonight at Boys
Club-Fort Myer Team After
Runner-up Berth.

knights of Columbus unlimited class
basketers, who conquered Jewish Com
munity Center tossers Sunday to hand
the Center bunch its first defeat Of the
season, will come to grips with the D. C..
Firemen five tonight at o'clock at the
Boys Club.
Should Fort Myer defeat Commerce
in their Government League game to-
morrow night at 8 O'Clock at Boiling
Field it will gain second place to the
undefeated Census Club in the first
half campaign
League managers will meet Thursday
night at Vic Sport Shop to arrange the
second half card. Earle Moser, sports
representative of the National FEEDER
alton Of Federal Employees, sponsor of
the league, and Vic Gauzza, president,
will be in charge.
De Molay and Bethesda Fireman
quintS will meet tonight at O'Clock on
the BethesdaC Chevy Chase High School
court.
Ais A. c. and Jewish Community Gen.
ter girls will clash tonight at Wilson
Teachers College.
Maryland City unlimited tossers, who
meet Richards Colonials tonight on
the Mount Rainier High School court
at 8 o'clock, are after other games with
unlimited teams having courts. Man
ager Pryor is booking at Greenwood
1855 after pm.
Results:
Clifton BARRIERS, IS: Army Medicos, "a.
K. of c. Boys Club, 33; st. Domi-
mic, IA.
Maryland Avenue Baptists, "a; First
Baptists, 19.
Congress Heights. 20; Brightwood, is.
Heurich-Logan, 80; Palace A. c., IS.
Ingram Q30-pounders), Al; Mari
ons, Is.
Tremonts, %; brakes, 81.
Terminal, 20; United Brethren, IL.
These teams want games:
Silent Five, for tomorrow and Thurs
day. on opponents courts. Call Dis
trict TAI.
Brookland A. c., for tonight, with un-
limited team. Brookland has court
North 1902.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

BY the Associated Press.
7 OS ANGELES. February 9.-Pick
out the slowest-moving youth
you can find shutting along on
the University of Southern Cali
fornia campus these days and the
chances are good he will be Frank
Wykof, candidate for the worlds sprint
record of 9.4 seconds for 100 yards.
The legs which move at listless gait
of the track have made him a world
record breaker, and probably the Ma
tion's best hope in the 1882 Olympic
sprint races
Wykof, in his third year at the Trojan
institution. is seeking the kind Of an
education which will enable him to be-
come a physical education instructor
upon graduation
He attends Sunday school and Chris
tian Endeavor meetings at the First
Christian Church, Glendale, and en-
joys church social as much as fra
ternity party.
Of the track, airplane speed inter-
ests Wykoff. He likes to take over the
controls, banking and guiding the plane
through the skies. He attempts no
landings or takeoffs, and is not am
bilious for pilots license.
Since he first flashed across the sport
Evening star., 1932-02-09
IS DOUBLES BRAVE
ICE Trench TODAY
Figure Skaters Also Will
Compete-Jaffee Shows
Way in 10000.
BY EDWARD ]. NEIL,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

T AXE PLACID, N. Y, February
9.-Still exulting in victory,
L. such as the United States
never before had known in
speed skating, the throngs bulg-
ing the little village of Lake Placid
turned again to the bob run Slide
on hazardous Mount Van Hoeven-
berg and the problem of the
queer quirks of weather that have
plagued the 1882 Winter Olmypics.
Again blizzard was sweeping the
village, piling snow in tine ag-draped
streets. driving all but the natives in
doors with its zero temperature. This
was in contrast to the Springtime
breezes, warmth and rain only two
weeks ago which denuded the Adiron-
dack mountainsides of snow and ice.
Much Weather for Games.
But even the weather, after wiping
out the scheduled start of the two-nan
bobS yesterday, and then relenting to
thaw and soften ice on the Olympic
Stadium skating rink, could not main
tain its vagaries long enough to de-
prive the United States Of the last of Q
series Of conquests such as the Winter
Olympics never before have seen
In snowstorm that followed a mid
day thaw, Irving Jaffee, ace Of Ameri-
can distance skaters, sped to his second
Olympic championship in the 10000
meter final, giving the United States its
first clean sweep Of the four speed
skating races in the history of the
Olympic competition
Facing as bad, if not worse conditions
than yesterday, the l3 two-man bob
teams Of Austria, Belgium, Switzerland,
Germany. France. Rumania, Italy and
the United States were ready again to
dare the steep slopes Of Mount Van
Hoevenberg.
In the indoor rink, their school fig
ures completed but with no results an
nounced, the fancy skaters of half a
dozen nations stole few minutes apiece
for practice OF the free-skating figures
on tonight's program. The results Of
this competition probably will not be
announced until Wednesday.
Schaefer Shows Skill.
Apparently a new Olympic champion
is in the process of being crowned.
Karl Schaefer, world champion from
Austria, is taking the play away from
Gillis Grafstrom Of Sweden, Olympic
figure skating champion since Inaugural
ton Of the Winter games in 1924.
Another legion Of figure skaters, the
women champions of seven nations,
joined competition today. but they were
considered more of background than
threat to the rule of Sonia Henie, bril-
liant Norwegian miss.
The women speed skaters of Canada
and the United States faced the second
of their exhibition series, 1ooo-meter
event. today.
Canada and the United States pulled
farther away from the hockey oppoSi-
ton of Poland and Germany last night
and seemed certain to battle for the
Olympic championship Saturday, the
final day of the games.
Canada so far has beaten the United
States once, Germany twice and Poland
once. The United States has beaten
Poland twice and Germany once. Last
night Canada beat Poland and the
United States conquered Germany. both
by SO scores.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
Alexandria Notes

ALEXANDRIA, February 9.-Alexan-
dria High School has booked game
with Oakton High, State champions in
class &C." on the latter's court in Fair
fax Saturday. The Alexandria sextet
will meet Oakton girls in preliminary.
The Oakton game will be the third
OF the week for Given's quint. Eastern
High will be played in the Eastern gym
at Washington tomorrow afternoon,
while Hopewell High School of Hope
well. Va, will come here on Friday
night for game at the armory.
Virginia A. c., which is trailing in
last place in the Alexandria Basket Ball
League, will strive for its first triumph
tomorrow night when it meets the
league-leading Columbia Engine Co. at
$3.50 pm. in Armory Hall.
Takoma Business Mems Association
will entertain the Fraters Thursday
night at $3.50 pm. at Takoma Park, Md.
Charley Corbett, pilot of the st.
Mary's Celtics base ball team, has OBJ
tained the use of Baggett's Park for
the 1882 season.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
OLD COURT RIVALS
CLASH TOMORROW
Dewitt to Visit St. Johns.
Throng to See School
Final Today.

~ LID rivals will face tomorrow
afternoon when Dewitt and
" St. Johns basket ball qulnts
have it out at $3.50 o'clock on
the Kaydet court. st. Johns Is a de-
cided favorite.
In other matches during the after
noon Eastern will meet Alexandria
High at Eastern, and Episcopal and
Georgetown Prep will mix at Garrett
Park. Eastern is figured to win. Epis-
copal and Georgetown Prep appear well
matched.
The largest crowd to see schoolboy
basket ball game here this season was
expected to be on hand at Tech High
this afternoon for the Eastern-Tech
battle which was to decide the public
high school championship. 1t is the
last scheduled game of the series.
The Lincoln Park and lexington
quints, which are tied for the series
lead were to take the court following
a tilt between Business and Western,
beginning at $3.50 o'clock Play in the
Eastern-Tech game was expected to
start about 4:40 o'clock.
Central was to face the formidable
Georgetown Prep five at Central in
another tilt this afternoon.
Central routed swavely basketers. 27
to 10. The winners used reserves most
OF the way.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
Varied Sports
Basket Ball,

Georgetown, As; West Virginia, 81.
Catholic University, 80; Bucknell, 81
(overtime).
st. Johns (Annapolis), 27; American
University, IA.
North Carolina, 26; Virginia, "a.
William and Mary, 43; Hampden-
Sydney, 26.
Tennessee, 80; Duke, 81.
Auburn, 48; Louisiana State u, "a.
Millsaps, AZ; Louisiana College, 80.
Minnesota, "a; Iowa, %.
Northwestern, %; Indiana, Is.
Purdue, So; Ohio State, 80 (over-
time).
Wisconsin, 1S; Marquette. 16.
Iowa State, %; Oklahoma, %.
Syracuse, 20; Drake. 13.
Detroit City College, 40; Armour
Tech (Chicago), 80.
DePauw, Is; Ohio Wesleyan, Is.
Washington u, 27; Missouri, 81.
Bowling Green, A; Defiance, Is.
Abilene Christian, IS; McMurray Is.
Southeast Teachers, 20; Central
Teachers, 26 (overtime).
Emporia Teachers, As; Washburn, "a.
East Texas Teachers, A.; Sam Hous-
ton. 81.
Bethany, Al; Bethel, 16.
Midland College, 80; Morningside
(Sioux City, Iowa. College, II.
Central Teachers, a.; Oklahoma City,
16.
West Texas Teachers, 48; Simmons
University, %.
College of Emporia, IS; Southwest
ern, 10.
Baker, 81; Kansas Wesleyan, ~.
College Wrestling.
Cornell, 15h; Iowa, 10h.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

TECH and Eastern High basket
ball quintS were to clash
this afternoon in what your
Aunt Hattie will tell you Is
the pie a la mode of the evening s
sports dish-if not the best bet
for the week.
Tech has the edge. No? Then name
your own winner. Artie Boyd's team,
fve-time winner in the Public High
championship series since its inaugura-
ton in 1917, is staggering around with
confidence and threats. That ought to
count for something.
Yet Eastern, tutored by the wise
Charlie (ChieO Guyon, expects to hurl
Barney Kane and his playmates into
an offensive which they promise to
keep at boiling point until the pistols
final crack.
No matter what happens and who
loses, the bet is that probably 5000
cash customers will be using the
rabbit punch upon one another and
kicking neighbOrly shinS all evening.
IN attendance figures the razzle carni-
i val Thursday night ought to be what
the doc prescribes. Mr.. Choke-'em
Lewis, getting balder and heavier, will
make his debut here after a long abb
Sence. Eddie, as a new member of the
Curley circus, ought to pile 'em in at
Mr.. Turner's understanding palace
Maybe there DiH be 1000 bone
crushing dddicts on hand to Uelcome
the Strdngler, not including the
pudgy Indian, Chief Tiny Roebuck,
1ho 1DiH be offered up as the sac
rifce.
What Mr.. Lewis is doing with the
Curley squad after a so pleasant assc-
citation with another clique is more
than any one knows. But it will all
come out in due time.
Do not try to figure it out before
It Is announced, either. Trying to
figure what the matmen are going
to do next has sent many rassle ex-
perts to cutting dolls and flying
kites.
POXING attendance at Alexandria
- tonight may be slightly below par
due to the absence of Buster
Brown, who is forced out Of action due
to q cut lip, relic of his battle with
Eddie Cool in Philadelphia last week.
ouoIC1 ID UculS IldlIlGQ aS an Op-
ponent for Johnnie Jaddick, new junior
welterweight crown holder. Johnnie
whipped Tony Canzoneri for the title.
Just how is more than know for Tony
does not rate to be whipped by Jaddick.
Yet saw Harry Blitman curve Can
zoneri into mass of pugilistic debris
when he had no license to do so.
But these convolutions in boxing
will occur and when they do the
promoter has to take q poke on his
beard. Too bad, but true.
EDDIE ROSS, very smart ring pilot,
II tutored years ago by the late Leo
Flynn, now is manager Of Benny
Schwartz. It ought to make a good
Baltimore combination.
Schwartz has met the best. He
fought many battles without having
his nose touched by q glove. It was
his big boast. And Benny has plenty
CT proboscis to nall. doubt that he
still makes the claim
Evening star., 1932-02-09
BASKETERS BUSY TODAY
Six Boys and Girls Games Listed
in Montgomery County.

in Montgomery County.
Damascus basketers, should they score
a second win over Bethesda Chevy
Chase on the Damascus court today,
will retain chance to overtake the
leaders in the Montgomery County
League.
CSher games today find Takoma-
Silver Spring quint at Gaithersburg
seeking its ninth consecutive league VIC
tory and Poolesville at Rockville In q
fifth place battle.
In the county girls preliminary games
Bethesda and Silver Spring. tied for
first place with seven victories and one
defeat, each meet strong competition.
Sherwood, which has an open date.
entertains Mount Rainier at Sandy
Spring with girls teams meeting in an
opener.
Hyattsville High tossers. Prince
Georges County champs, journey to
Silver Spring tomorrow to meet Tako-
ma-Silver Spring in an attempt to
avenge a 1-point defeat suffered at
Hyattsville earlier in the season. Silver
Spring Juniors viii be seeking their first
victory in six starts when they meet
Hyattsville Juniors.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
HYATTSVILLE TEAMS BUSY

HYATTSVILLE, February 9.-Hyatts-
vile High School basket ball teams will
figure in three games tomorrow. The
first team and the lightweight quint
will engage similar teams Of Takoma-
Silver Spring High in the afternoon at
Silver Spring and the regulars will meet
Solomons, Md, High tossers in the
evening at $50 O'Clock on the National
Guard Armory court here. The Sol
onions game has just been added to
the schedule.
It was announced today that the
Hyattsville boy and girl teams will meet
Charlotte Hall and st. Mary's Sem
mary combinations, respectively, Fri
day night on the gymnasium court at
College Park.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
Events Scheduled
For Local Teams

TONIGHT.
Boxing.
Miami University F1a) at Catholic
University.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Washington College at Maryland.
Catholic University at Virginia.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Catholic University at Virginia Poly
Strayer vs.. Potomac State, at Keyser
w. Va.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Pittsburgh VS.. Georgetown, at Tech
High.
Western Maryland at Maryland, 7:45
Quantico Marines VS.. Bliss, at Silver
Spring Armory.
Lincoln at Howard.
Boxing.
st. Johns (Annapolis) at Maryland
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Gallaudet at American University,
Virginia at Maryland.
Baltimore University at George Wash
ington.
Loyola (Baltimore) VS.. BENJAMIN
Franklin, at Tech High.
Bliss VS.. Strayer, at Baltimore.
Boxing.
bus University, at Strand Theater.
SCHOLASTIC.
TODAY.
Business VS.. Western, Eastern VS.
Tech, Tech High court; final public
high school championship games; first
game, Business VS.. Western, $3.50 o'clock
Georgetown Prep at Central.
TOMORROW.
Dewitt at st. Johns.
Alexandra High at Eastern.
Episcopal vs.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park.
THURSDAY.
Eastern at st. Johns.
Catholic University freshmen at
1eCQ. a
George Washington freshmen at
Western.
Central VS.. Maryland freshmen at
College Park.
Business at Wilson Teachers College
FRIDAY.
Eastern at Gonzaga, 8 pm.
Church Farm School at st. Adams.
st. Johns VS.. Landon, on Epiphany
Church courts.
Emerson VS.. Business.
Tech at Staunton Military Academy
Western at Shenandoah Valley Mill
tary Academy at Winchester.
SATURDAY.
Tech VS.. Charlottesville Elves, at
Charlottesville.
Western VS.. Randolph Macon Acad-
envy, at Ashland.
Central vs.. Virginia freshmen, at
Charlottesville.
Annapolis. Y
Evening star., 1932-02-09
Summary.

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY continued
~ the basket ball pace it set last Sat-
urday in defeating Loyola in
Baltimore by downing Buckneu at
Brookland last night in an overtime
contest, SO to 81.
The Cardinals, who are playing
greatly improved game, led IA to 8 at
intermission, but the visitors caught
up at 26-all and when the whistle
blew at the end of regulation time each
team had 81 points.
It was all c. U. in the five minutes
of extra play.
Sheary Of the winners got IL points,
but Chenoweth, who kept the visitors
in the running, made Is.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-02-09
Winter Olympic
Results, Standing

By the Associated Press.
7 AXE PLACID, N. Y, February
II "a summary of the results
on the fifth day Of the Winter
Olympic games follows:
SPEED SKATING.
10000 Meter Final.
Won by Irving Jaffee, United
States; Ivar Ballangrud, Norway,
second; Frank Stack, Canada, third;
Edwin Wedge, United States, fourth;
Valentine Balls, United States,
fifth; Bernt Evensen, Norway, sixth;
Alex Hurd, Canada, seventh; Ed
ward Schroeder, United States,
eighth. Time, 1918 6-10.
Women's 50O-Meter Exhibition.
(Two heats, three qualifying in
each, and final.)
First heat-Won by Mrs. Leila
Brooks Potter, Canada; Mrs. Elsie
Muller McLave, United States, Sec
ond; Miss Helen Bina, United States,
third; Miss Hattie Donaldson, Can
ada, fourth; Miss Geraldine Mackie,
Canada, fifth. Time, 1902 4-10.
Second heat-Won by Miss Jean
Wilson, Canada; Miss Kit Klein,
United States, second; Miss Eliza
beth Dubois, United States, third;
Miss Dorothy Franey, United States,
fourth. Time, 100 4-l0. (Miss
Florence Hurd, Canada, fell last
turn, failed to f1nish.)
Final-Won by Miss Jean Wilson,
Canada; Miss Elizabeth Dubois,
United States, second; Miss Kit
Klein, United States, third; Mrs.
Leila Brooks Potter, Canada, fourth;
Mrs. Elsie Muller McLave, United
States, fifth. Time, 0:58.
HOCKEY.
(Four entries. each team to play
each other twice.
United States defeated Poland,
to O.
Canada defeated Germany, to o.
Evening star., 1932-02-09

POINT STANDING.
(Unofncial compilation on 1854
3-2-1 basis)
UniHd States, 81; Canada, 20;
Norway II.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
Catholic Athletes Hold Spotlight Blizzard Handicap Olympic Sedder

to face in playing a team with which
it was close to evenly matched in a
gymnasium in which all the advantage
was the other way.
When st. Johns appeared in the
A. U. gym q while back the local school
won by only two points, and 1t was felt
that that superiority was not sufficient
to offset the disadvantages 1t would
suffer by playing at Annapolis.
The Methodists were whipped ~ tc
II in the first setback they have had
this season, which should not be held
against them very much because they
have been going at top gait for long
while against bigger schools.
American University's record, despite
its defeat Of last night, reflects great
credit on the players, coaches and uni
versity.
Last nights game was even for the
first is minutes, the score being to g.
but after that the Johnnies forged to
the front and gradually increased their
margin.
SUMMARY.
Evening star., 1932-02-09
BENEFITS PLAY AGAIN.

National Benefit basket ball team
which defeated Juniors Elks, l8 to IA
on the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. court
has booked a game with Howard U
Medics for the 'Y" Saturday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock.