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Evening star., 1932-02-21
MARJORIE WEBSTER
GIRLS IN RELAY SWIM
Will Race in Preliminary Event
at A. A. u. Meet at Y. W. c. A.
Saturday Night.

A relay team from the Marjorie Web
ster Schools will compete in the SWIM
ming meet to be held next Saturday
night in the Y. w. C. A. pool by WASH
ington Swimming Club. Making up the
team will be Caroline Day, Ann Gron-
ley, Nancy PETER and Martha Adams.
This group also will do figure floating
and spirals.
The meet, which will start at o'clock,
will be a preliminary to the District
A. A. U. championships.
Among members of the Washington
Swimming Club are Jean Smith, 16..
year-old free style, backstroke and
breaststroke performer, who, since COM
ing here from Honolulu last year, has
garnered many honors: Lois Bates. Le-
nora Taube. Rita Augusterfer and Anna
belle Whaler. Miss Whaler will swim
with her hands and feet shackled.
Novelty events, handicap racing, fan
cy diving and Hfe-saving exhibitions
also are on the program.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
J, C. SENIOR GIRLS
TO MEET SCH|FF SIX
Capable New York Basket Bal
Team to Appear in Game Here
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Jewish Community Center senior
girls basket ball team will meet the un-
defeated Jacob L. Schtd Center sextet
of New York tomorrow on the Center
court at $50 o'clock.
The J. G. c. girls have formidable
team, but in the New York combina-
ton will be meeting a sextet that won
the Metropolitan A. A. U. title last
season and was rllnner-up for that
honor in 1880.
Except for one position. the personnel
Of the Schiff team is the same as 1t
has been the last three seasons. The
team is on weeks tour, its itinerary
also including Baltimore, Wilmington
and Richmond
Betty Kronman, Lea Shofnos and
Paulette Banner are prominent ]. G. C..
players. Ida Weinberg. tall center, will
idle because Of an injury.
Following the girls contest the Cen
ter unlimited mems team will play.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
TRACK AND FIELD
THRONES T0TTER
Several New Champs Likely
to Be Crowned in A. A. u.
Meet Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEw YORK, February 20.-Out-
nj standing track and field ath-
letes from 10 States and 2
foreign countries, among them
three world record holders, meet Mon
day night in the National A. A. U.
track and field championships at
Madison Square Garden, with the
probability several new champions will
be crowned.
Only Fred Sturdy of the Los Angeles
A. c., in the pole vault; Percy Beard
Of the New York A. c., IN the high
hurdles. and Leo Sexton, also OF the
enter the games favorites to retain their
titles.
The three record holders entered are
Gene Venzke, who last Wednesday set
the mile mark at 4:10: George Spitz,
holder of the indoor high jump mark
of feet 81a inches. and Sexton, holder
Of the world indoor shotput record OF
So feet 8ss inches.
Venzke Big Favorite.
Venzke is the overwhelming favorite
in the mile to defeat Leo Lermond, Carl
Coan and others.
Spitz, If he doesn't get stage fright
as he seemed to last year, should win
the high Jump crown. Anton Burg of
the Illinois A. C. will not defend the
latter title.
The two foreigners in the meet are
Laszlo Barsi, Hungarian middle-distance
champion, and Alex Wilson Of Canada,
a Notre Dame student. They will meet
in the 600-yard run, where Wilson is
favorite to retain for Canada the title
Phil Edwards Of Hamilton, Ontario, won
last year.
Emmett TOPPING, New Orleans, is
favorite in 60-yard sprint field which
includes Ira Singer, defending cham
pion, and George Simpson Of the Los
Angeles A. c.
The schedule for the games has been
changed somewhat this year, with the
l-mile and 3-mile runs, the running
broad jump and the 35-pound weight
throw and the standing high and stand
ing broad jumps eliminated.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
CEORGE MCBRIDE, shortstop,
" again has been named captain
of the MaShinQtQn hall team

HEORGE MCBRIDE, SQOrtStOp,
" again has been named captain
of the Washington ball team.
Officials for the fourth annual
South Atlantic States championship
cross-country run over BrightWood
course include John T. Meany,
Henry G. Penniman, James o.
O'Shea, William G. Stuart, Martin
j. B. MacDonagh, Joseph T. Eng
land. William C. Thacher, j. V.
Mulligan, E. C. Crane, C. E. Beckett,
DR.. w. B. Hudson, C.. A. Watson,
j. j. Early, Charles A. King, o. w.
Stratton, j. K. Mossberg, Charles
King. F. H. Young, M. A. Joyce, B.
Hodgkins, j. A. Keene, Charles
Orme, Harry w. Long, Nils G. Han
son, w. w. Tenny, w. Brent Young,
C. E. Smithson, J. F. Stoehl, H. E.
Finch and H. D. Evans.
How long Bender, Plank and
Coombs will continue to pitch win
ming ball for the Athletics Is an in
teresting question.
CAROLS with 1854 and Fairmonts
with 2,45O, took the lead among five
man teams in Glass B and c, re-
spectively, last night in the city
bowling tourney at the Palace alleys
Rolling for CAROLS were Swaggart,
Walsh, Mcintyre, Thomas and C..
Miller and Levers, Frye, Hardy,
Adams and Roepke represented Fair
monts. Garrett, with $50, now shares
the lead with Whitney in Glass A
singles. Bauman, with 563, has
gained the lead in Class 3 singles.
Caldwell and Goodman rolled Lip
in Class c doubles to go to the front.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
NAUTICAL LEAGUE,
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Coloniel. 602
High team Set-Wash. Canoe. No. !, 1874
canoe, nisn M dndiyldps ~ 1sI same-Nuber Wash.
High individual set-Fredericks Wash.
High individual averase-Fredericks (wash.
Canoe. No. u, 1l4-3l
NJ High strikes-Fredericks (wash. Canoe,
~ High spares-Fredericks (wash. Canoe.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
&c. C. FETE MARCH z
Athletic Teams to Be Honored at
Annual Dinner.

March has been set for the annual
athletic dinner Of the Jewish Community
Center. The affair, starting at $50 pm L.,
will be held in the Cafritz Auditorium,
Sixteenth and @ streets. It will be
under auspices of the Center Athletic
Committee, headed by Edward Rosen-
blum.
The affair will be known as the BIZ
centennial dinner of the center and
will be in honor Of Senator w. Warren
Barbour and Representative Fred A.
Hartley, jr, Of New Jersey, and athletic
teams of the center
Sports editors of Washington news
papers, Athletic Directors Tom Mills Of
Georgetown University, Jim Pixlee of
George Washington, H. c. Byrd Of Mary
land, Dutch Bergman Of Catholic Uni
versity and Champ Pickens, Bicenten-
NAL sports director, and others also
have been invited.
Rosenblum will be POSTMASTER.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
CLARENDON COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Season Record!

Season Records.
High average-Furr. l09.
High game-Manning. 152.
High set-Crutchley. 398.
SpareS-Manning, l21.
StrtkeeGoff %.
High team game-Dean 594.
High team set-F1oyd & George, 1896.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
More Than Men Golf S1bg Sh0 Heart Picking Foe
Cridiron Rules Changes Hailed
AS Providing Safeguard Against
Injuries to High School Players

"I am convinced the new regulations
as to equipment, the aboliShment OF the
flying tackle and rolling block, the dead
BALI rule and the curb on dangerous
use of hands, with a stiff penalty for
violations, will do more than anything
in years to decrease the number OF In
juries in high school games"
To Cut Injuries so Per Cent.
Rigid enforcement of the new rules
may cut down the toll Of injuries by SO
per cent Prof. Frank Lloyd OF New
York University said today, In making
public the results Of survey OF foot
ball injuries and deaths last Fall.
The survey showed 40 deaths resulted
from the following causes:
Skull fracture and conclusion, 10;
neck injury. S; spine injury, 6; leg and
arm, 2; internal, IL; unclassified, II.
OF 1,346 injuries classified the causes
were found to be as follows:
Tackling low, $50; line plunging, 129;
tackled low, lis: blocking low, 90;
blocking front, 90; blocking side, 81;
blocking high, 63 tackling high, 81;
blocking unclassified, so; tackling un-
classified, Al; unclassified, 1853.
OF 48 cases Of conclusion of the brain,
18 came from tackhng and blocking.
Various injuries were associated with
piling on the ball carrier in 80 cases.
The new rules against use of hands
on the head on defense, flying blocks
and tackles, dead ball." and change
in the kickoff will directly affect these
injuries If the rules are rigidly enforced,
Prof. Lloyd believes.
The survey was conducted by Prof
Lloyd and his assistants in association
with the National Bureau of Survey and
Casualty Underwriters, the Foot Ball
Coaches Association and the National
Foot Ball Rules Committee.
The results of the survey were at some
variance with the conclusions of the
Foot Ball Rules Committee, which, on
the basis Of research by Fielding H
Yost and Parke Davis, concluded that
only 81 deaths were directly attribut-
able to foot ball. Of which were
doubtful
Evening star., 1932-02-21
SPORTS WRITERS DOUBLES LEAGUE.
Season Records.
Team Records.

High individual game-Simi. l40
High individual set-Costello. 353
Hight team Observation-Disclosures 2i3.
Hight team set-CoStello-Ferran 662.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
MACFARLANE MAKES
final IN TAMPA GOLF
Plays Runyan Today for Laurels
In Gasparilla Tournament.
Beats Mehlhorn.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, February 2o.-Willie
MacFarlane, the canny Scot from
Tuckahoe, N. Y. slipped into the final
round of the $4,000 Gasparilla open
golf tournament here today by de-
feating wild Bill Melhorn of New
York, / up, in thrilling 1s-hole match.
HIS opponent tomorrow for for the .,5 tour. r.
nament's top prize of S925 viii be
youthful Paul Runyan of Port Chester,
N. Y, who defeated the veteran Tony
Manero in the other semi-final match,
2 and /.
MacFarlane went to the semi-fnals
BY defeating Ed Schultz of Troy, N. Y,
S and 4. Runyan beat Ray Mangrum
Of Los Angeles, l up, in 20 holes.
In the other quarter finals. Walter
Hagen of Detroit, Mich. was eliminated
by Manero, up. largely because Manero
carded SO, two strokes under par, for
the outgoing nine.
Mehlhorn defeated young Dick Metz
Of San Angelo, Tex, co-medalist with
MacFarlane, and 3.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, February 20.-Chief
nj among the benefits Of the re-
vised national foot ball rules
will be the safeguards they
provide for the high school and prep
school players. in the belief Of leaders
who have studied the far-reaching
changes adopted by the National Rules
Committee.
AS one of the principal advocates OF
alterations following the heavy Toll
taken among youthful players last sea-
son, Edward j. Storey, former presi-
dent of the New York State Interscho-
lastic Association Of Physical Edu-
Gators, today placed his unqualified
stamp of approval on the new rules.
Most of the six salient rules changes,
particularly the section curbing ag-
gpessive use OF hands on the head by
the defense, were in accord with pro-
posals urged by Storey.
Approved by High Schools.
High school leaders in New York
State feel that the National Rules
Committee has done an excellent and
thorough job in revising the rules 10
make foot ball safer for the vast army
of boys playing it throughout the coun-
try" Storey told the Associated Press.
''The high schools, as well as the COL
leges, will accept and approve them.
Among high school men familiar
with conditions in the game involving
physical hazards, there has been some
discussion as to need for separate &C
ton on the foot ball rules, for the
purpose of providing specific safeguards
beyond those thought necessary in the
colleges.
Now, however, the intercollegiate
rules cover all the points essential to
the welfare of the high school game.
There is no necessity for any independ-
ent action by the high schools except
to see that proper officiating, adequate
supervision and the fullest medical as
sistance are provided.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Keeping Pace With the Duckpin Shooters
NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE.
Season Records.
SECTION 2.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Andersons Cafe. 1.720.
High team game-Bergman's Laundry. 6l0.
High individual set-Deffenbaugh, 395.
High individual game-Altemus, l60.
Hish strikes--Miiler 36
High Spares-Mooney-R y-Roudabush, 14e.
High average-Miller. 1896.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Stalling Labeled
Delayed Offense'

COLUMBIA, Mo-, February 20 (P).
The University Of Missouri basket
ball team doesn't play . "stalling"
game.
Its action in protecting lead in a
game with Kansas by bouncing the
ball around the back court for IL
minutes was described by Coach
George Edwards as merely q delay
of1ense."
Spectators, weary Of the delay,
ahowered the hardwood with pennies
in an effort to start things moving.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
D. C. TRAPSHOOTERS
Beaten BY ORIOLES
Lose 6.Man Doubles, 100 Single
Targets Events+Score in In
dividual Firing.

BALTIMORE, February 20-Oriole
Gun Club trapshots defeated Washing
ton Gun Club scatter gunners, 934 to
875. at 100 single targets, and also won
the f1ve-man doubles race. 1875 to 1874,
here.
Washington. however. won some Of
the individual trophies. julius Marcy
was first in class B with 96. c. G. Faw-
sett, District champion, landed in tie
for third with 95. F. S. Malseed was
second in class c with 88.
r. d. Morgan Of Washington was
high in the doubles with A out Of SO,
and c. c. Fawsett with AZ was second.
The scores:
Evening star., 1932-02-21
ITALY BARS ORLANDO
Boxer Suspended for Dud Bout in
Buenos Aires,

ROME. Italy, February 40 R.-The
Italian Boxing Federation today indefi-
nitely suspended Carlo Orlandi, Italian
lightweight champion. for an unsatis-
factory bout against Justo Suarez, Ar
gentine boxer, in Buenos Aires January
80. Orlandi was barred from all rings
In Italy.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
GET TO GOLF FINAL
Perkins, Tryon Score in Four-Ball
Coral Gables Tourney.

CORAL GABLES, Fla. February 20
OPT. Philip Perkins, former British
amateur champion, and Howard Tryon,
Detroit, won their semi-finals match in
the annual amateur four-ball golf
matches here, and 5, today to advance
to the finals.
They played Tommy Goodwin, Mon
roe, N. Y, and Celest Durand. Brooklyn.
Tommy Aycock and Jack Toomer,
both of Jacksonville, also defeated their
opponents, Dan Soccoli, New Britain,
Conn, and F. H. Hohlfelder, Cleveland,
6 and 5.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
ADA MACKENZIE WINS
Defeats Mrz. Fisher in Belmont

Defeats ArA E1Sner IN 6elIuolt
Manor Golf Event at Bermuda.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, February 20
R).-Ada Mackenzie Of Toronto, for
mer Canadian womans golf champion,
today won the Belmont Manor ladies'
championship, defeating Mrs: A.. b.
36-hole final match.
Miss Mackenzie established . new
course record of 76 for 18 holes on the
morning round.
Showing unusual steadiness on the
greens, D. Emmet, jr., Of the st.
Georges Golf Club, Long Island, N. Y,
dethroned j. E. Pearman OF Bermuda
in the final round OF the Riddeps Bay
Golf Club mems championship, and 3.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season RECORDS.
High team game-Bureau Of Standards
High team set-Patents No. l, 1880.
High individual game-Povich (Coast and
140 each.
High individual set-Woods patents No
~, 1856.
:. High individual averase-Woods patents
No. y, 1904.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
COURT TRIPLE-HEADER
League Basketers Play
Today at Boiling Field.

Three Government Basket Ball
League games are carded for this aft
ernoon on the Boiling Field court.
Naval Hospital and G. P. o. will face
at 2 o'clock, with Interior and Investi-
CATION clashing next and Boiling Field
and Union Printers In the final tilt.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Joe GUYON TO PILOT

LOUISVILLE, KY, February 20 (P).
Joe Guyon, veteran outf1elder Of the
Southern Association and the American
Association, has been chosen to manage
the Asheville base ball team in the
Piedmont League.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

Season Records.
High average-Sptzer. l04
High game-C Stewart. l62.
High set-C Stewart, 38l.
High team game-Jr. o. U. A. NJ. No. l.
High team set-Jr o. O. A. NJ. No. l,
632.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
DISTRICT LEAGUI
CAPITAL LEAG
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI LEAG

/ NFOr.eNeO three games.
forfeited seven games.
Season Records.
High, individual averase-Garnett ". P.
L.. 1881.
I57.
High individual set-Garnett ". p. ~.
4c3
High team eame-Marylsnd. 56s.
High team set-Maryland. 1640. -
l12.
High individual strikes-Garnett ". p. ~.
High team spares-Maryland. 4l9.
High team strikes-Cornell. SO.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
c1anENnoN RrsINEss LEAGUE NO. 1

Season Records.
High average-McIntyre. Ill.
High game-McShea, l56.
High set-McIntyre. 403.
Spares-Talbott, 1926
Strikes-McShea. 80.
High team game-Havens Ice Coal, 6l9.
High team set-Havens Ice Coal, !, 800
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Bronze Medal Contest
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.
Season Records,

Season Records.
$685. N"'-o- 0 -
High team set-Pepco Station F No. 2.
High individual game-Brill and Moyer.
High individual set-Moyer. 397
High individual average-Brill, 110-44.
High strikes-Brill, 81.
High spares-Brill. 145.
High weekly game-Connick, 153.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Season Records.

season heccrcs.
High team game-ReX, 665
High team Set-Union Terminal Market,
1850.
Hieh individual geme-Keith (Rexl. 1877.
High individual set-Pantos tUnion Ter
n.nal Market. 426.
High strlkes-Cox (Sims Music Stu
diosl. SO.
High spareS-Beavers tRexl. 1874.
High individual averages-Pricci (Rex),
ll7-4
Evening star., 1932-02-21
HOLY NAME LEAGUE.
Season Records,

Season Records.
High team game-St. Jerome, SIS.
High team set-St. Jerome, LIS.
High individual game-T. Kennehan (Holy
Trinity. 164:
High individual set-Weeks (St. Anthony
ALL.
High strikes-T. Kennehan and Mulligan.
High spares+E Cotter tSt. GabrieD. 144.
High individual ayeraee-T. kennehan,
1922
Evening star., 1932-02-21
BILLHEIMER ON TOP

Irving Billheimer, with a set Of 402,
won the weekly duckpin sweepstakes at
the Arcadia last night. Frank Mischou
WA second, with 337, and Dick Maske
~ with 332 ...,. ..-..
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Individual Averages.
T WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.

Second series starts at Lucky Strike
next Wednesday,
Evening star., 1932-02-21
MASONIC LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-King David. SAB
High team set-King David. 1919. wi,
High Individual average-PhilNps 'Aine
High Individual game-Stoner (Sineleton).
l73 ,
High individual set-Stoner (Singleton),
High strikes-Phillips king David. 80.
High spares-Litchfield king DAVID, l13.
High game Tuesday-Watson Acacia, l57.
High game Thursday-Ulrich (PotomaC), 4,
142, Oeser (Potomac). 142.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
SECTION 3.
Season Records.

Stas0n ReC0Tus.
High team set-BriGhtwood Barber Shop,
1851
599
High individual set-Peck. 800.
High individual game-Coombs, 159.
High strikes-Arey, 26.
High spares-Arey, H.
High ayerage-Arey, 1902.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
GALLAUDET GIRLS LOSE
Drop $3.50 Game to National Park
Seminary Basketers

In their only basket ball game Of the
year with outside competition Gallau-
det's Blue Maids yesterday were defeat
ed by National Park Seminary girls, rs
| to 20.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
TACKL|NG SCHAAF
lob FOR GEORGIAN
Win by W. l. Would Put Him
Back in High Class Lot
of Heavy Boxers.
BY SPARROW McGANN.

n 1EW YORK, February 20
M Young Stribling refuses to
l Y be counted out of the big
Evening star., 1932-02-21
MARYLAND-yIRGINIA SUBI1RRAN IFACJ-r
METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGrE
Season Records,

High team game-First Church. $50
High team set-Frst Church, 1925
oiEnsi1 High Individual innSividu same-Weakley mount
High individual set-Hayghe North Caro-
lima Avenuel, 376.
High strikes-Howard (First Church,. 90
High spares-Kline (Rhode Island Avenue,
No. ~, 118.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
HUGHES QUINT REPEATS.

Coach Teddy Hughes gym class
basketers last night defeated the Gal
laudet reserves for the second time this
Winter. The score was % to 81.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-02-21
INSURANCE LEAGUE.
Season Records.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE,
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual average-Kapneck. ll3-40.
High strikes-McProuty. 40.
High spares-Kapneck. 1877.
High individual games-Hines. ITO.
High individual set-Vitale. 400. 20.
High team game-M Kapneck Electric. 6lo
Hiph team Set-M Kapneck Electric. LII.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
PERKINS TOP SCORER
Naval Hospital Basketers Get 100
in Government League.

Lieut. Perkins Of the Naval Hospital
quint continues to lead the Govern
ment Basket Ball League In scoring.
However. with a total of 109 points, he
is only four ahead of Hal Kiesel Patent
Office center. Each has played in 10
games.
Figures on the 10 leading scorers fol-
Evening star., 1932-02-21
WOMEN. SECTION 2.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PARKS 1r.c,r
Season Records.

110-25. o' 80
G High individual game-KelIer Supply Of
High individual set-Brown Surveyors,
High team game-TrianRle No. /. 572.
Hlgh team set-Administrative. 1894
Most strlkes-Burton Parks. 80
Most spares-Mlller CTriangle No. -. 1874
Evening star., 1932-02-21
SINGLES.

Total .195 Total .....
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Nine WILL REORGANIZE
Congress Heights to Hold Base
Ball Meeting Wednesday.

A meeting to reorganize the Congress
Heights base ball team will be held
wednesday night at o'clock in the
portable building Of the Congress
Heights Baptist Church. Ofdcers in
cluding q manager will be elected.
All candidates, new and old, are
asked to attend.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
c1.RrSnoN nrsINEss LEAG1-E NO. 2

Season Records.
High average-Johnson. lo2.
High game-Rudicille, iS.
High set-Berge. 357.
SpareS-Wright, 106.
Strikes-Sahnow. 16
High team game-Arnold Operated No /
544
High team set-Ballston Market, 1881.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
ARCADE-sUNsHINE LEAGUE.
Season RecOr

High individual average-Whiting tCold
Hieh spares-Whiting tCold STORAGE. lad.
High Strikes-Snyder Service Dept, 70
High individual game-Ma-oney 'hus
Htsh individual set-Glazer Dry Clean
High fat game-McLaughlin tDry Clean
ers) SO. ss,
High team game-Rug Dept, 55l.
High team set-Rug Dept, lo4o.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Season Records.

High individual average-Rees, Ill.,.
High individual game-W. Snellings, 1853
High individual set--Barker, 404.
High strikes-J. Hall, 80.
High spare1Rees, l68.
High team game-.Douglas. No. 2. COS.
High team set-Douslas, No. /. 1896
Evening star., 1932-02-21
AGRICULTURE INTERH
Season Records,

Season Records.
High team set-Interbureaus. 1.707.
High team game-Plant Quarantine. 646.
High individual set-Ackerman. 400.
High individual game-Ackerman. 1859.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
STATE TITLE IS GOAL
OF HYATTSvILLE HIGH
Plays St. Johns Prep and Leonard
Hall Basketers This Week in
Warming-up Battles.

HYATTSvnLE, February 20.-Hy-
attsville High Schools basket ball team
will complete preparation for the State
championship tournament with two
games next week, both at home.
The Prince Georges County title
holders will engage st. Johns Prep OF
Washington Thursday afternoon on
the armory court here, and Friday will
face Leonard Hall Of Leonardtown.
The latter contest may be staged at
night, in which case the scene probably
will be shifted to the University OF
Maryland gymnasium.
HyattsWl1e's first opponent IN tho
State title series Is to be announced
next week.
Tom Hayes, track letter winner, ha!
been elected temporary president OF
the Hyattsville High School H" Club.
composed of athletes who have won
major letters. It Is planned to effect
permanent organization February 20.
Company F basketers have listed q
twin bill for tomorrow afternoon. The
Soldier regulars will meet Sport Mart
tossers of Washington in the main
game, following a preliminary between
Company F reserves and Maryland A.
c., starting at 2:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

High team game-Times-Heral sos.
High team set-Daily News, LII.
High individual average-Bailey. lO9-59.
High individual game-HamItOn, l65.
High individual set-Baird. 392. ,o
High strikes-Balley, MaSee, We-oHlai4' %
High spares-Bailey, l3G.
tish game for the week-Maeee l48.
High set for the WeeE-M&gee' 500
Evening star., 1932-02-21
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LEAGUE.
Season Record.

Season Records.
High team game-Liondale. 671.
High team set-Liondale. 1902.
High, individual same-Kebler and Har-
High individual set-Harrison& AL.
High individual spares-Harrison. 100.