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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-20
a RQK
a DAY.
BY BRUCE CATION

IF you are going TO an uncommon
i " quiet summer resort and face
a long succession Of uneventful af-
ternoons on the hotel veranda. you
might want 10 find room in your
bag for Touch Us Gently" by Har-
riet Henry.
Here is light triangle novel
which ought TO fit in fairly we'll
with that mood Of suspended ami
nation which comes upon one at
such times and places. II has to
do with two women and a man,
naturally enough; and just TO be
different 1t has one OF the women
the stepmother Of the other.
Claire Tenant. the stepmother.
is an actress, married TO a man ten
years her junior. Because she's
afraid he's going to wake up some
morning and discover that this diff
ference in ages amounts TO some
thing. she insists on trying 10 play
ingenue parts for which she is no
longer suited, and her popularity as
ar actress begins 10 wane.
Right at this point enters the
Stepdaughter. Kit Martin, who is
young. beautiful and all that sort
Of thing Kit and the husband fall
in love; and, as you might have
guessed. they conclude that 1t is
their solemn duty TO tell Claire
about it, remuneration being unpop-
ular with modern novelists.
SO they tell her; and Claire, SEN
sibly enough. finds that IL is really
more fun to admit that she's middle
aged than to take the matronly
roles that are suited 20 her. So she
arranges 70 get divorce and marry
her manager, and everybody goes
out smiling and II there are
no further questions this meeting
now will adjourn.
Published bysMorrow. Touch Us
Gently" is priced at 81.
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NET FAVORITES WIN

Favorites advanced in singles play
at the Oak Hill tennis tourney
Wednesday. with third and fourth
round matches carded today. John
Kleinhenz defeated Tom Gallagher,
3-6, 60. 60, and Paul Stanley GUST
ed Jimmy Keene. Us, SO, 6-3, in
Wednesdays feature events.
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p4dte ana was Cd44tQ OUT Oh Strikes
The first place New York Giants
maintained their three -and-a-h halt
game lead ever Chicago by splitting
a twin bill with Pittsburgh. The
Pirates took the opener, 1 70 !, after
collecting nine hits Of Freddie
Fitzs.mmons. but lost the nightcap
7 20 8 The Pirates outhlt the
Giants. Y 70 10 bit they made
three errors. Carl HuObeA, who
relieved Watson Clark after two
down in the first inning, did not
permit a run iu tho last eight and
one-thlrd innings. winning his four
teenth game Of the season.
The New York Yankees dropped
into a drst-p.ace American League
tie with Washington when then
nine game winning streak was
snapped b. an 8-to-4 beating by
Chicago. The Chisox combined tWc
errors and four OF their seven hits
of Brown. Moore and Devens for
seven runs in the seventh, aided oy
Ralph Kress' triple with the bases
loaded. sam Jones stopped the
Yankee sluggers.
Washington nosed out St. Louis
3 70 7. two runs N the eighth re-
sulting from Joe Kuhel single
Luke Sewell's triple and AL Thomas
single Buddy Myer led the Sena-
tors fourteen-hit attack with three
Singles. accounting for four runs.
Philadelphia split a double-headei
with Detroit The AS won the
opener. 7 to 3. after punching some
Of their twelve hits of Fischer and
Herring for five runs in the third
The Tigers took the nightcap, 10 10
3. Marvin owens. Detroit lnilelder
got seven hits in eleven tries.
Cleveland shaded Boston. 8 to Z
when First Baseman Bob Seeds
wild throw in the thirteenth per-
mitted Bill CiSsell 10 come home
with the winning run. The Indians
made fourteen hits off four pitch
ers and were aided by four Red SoS
errors. The brothers, Yves and Rick
Terrell. made homers for Cleveland
and Boston. respectively
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90 I'm Western
Amateur Play

b. United Press
CHICAGO. July 2o.--A total Of
ninety-nine golfers have entered the
western amateur golf tournament TO
be played al the Memphis Country
Club. July 24-29. Late entries prob
ably will swell the total TO more
than ITO
Gus Moreland. Dallas. Tex. de-
Tending champion: Billy Howell.
Richmond. Va. and Jack Westland
and George Dawson. both of Chi
cago, are the four leading contend
ers. Johnny Goodman. national open
champion, Will not compete
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MISS ADAMS ADVANCES

By Times special
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
Va. July 20-Muriel Adams. In
dianapois star. continued her fine
play TO gain the fourth round OF the
West Virginian women's singles title
play wednesday by defeating Kath-
ryn Pearson of Houston. Tex.
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JACK LOVELOCK SAILS
Mile Record Breaker Fails In Ca
madam Meet, but Wins.

n = = f'FI'W T ~
HAMILTON, Ont, July 20.-Jack
Lovelock, OXford's crack runner
from New Zealand who pared the
world record to 4:076 for the mile
at Princeton Saturday, was sched-
uled TO sail for England from
Montreal today after failing to
break the Canadian mile mark of
Ala Wednesday night in a dual
meet between the Hamilton Olympic
Club and the touring Oxford Cam
bridge team.
Because of a rain-drenched track
and lack of hot pace setter, Love-
lock did not extend himself in COW
ering the mile in AHA.
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AIonon Official Promoted

BIZ NIfFH PTCss
LAFAYETTE, Ind. July 20.-Pro-
motion of Jesse r. Struble, Bloom
ington. from southern division mas
ter mechanic to acting system
master mechanic Of the Monon rail-
road was announced Wednesday by
Frank E. Lewis. newly appointed
general manager.
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REAL SILK TO RAISE
WAGES 10 PER CENT
$500 Employees to Benefit, Announces
President of Company.

Ten per cent wage increase will
become effective Monday for $500
employees of Real Silk Hosiery
Mills, according to G.. A. Efroym-
son, president of the company.
He explained the increase is not
the result Of adopting an industrial
code, as the code is not yet COM
pleted.
The order will affect all workers
paid by the hour, or by piece work
Employees receiving less than
s25 a week will receive the raise,
although none whose wages are be-
low SIS will be raised above that
amount.
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Three EUents on
Meridian Card

The complete card for Friday
nights wrestling show at South Me-
ridian arena IS arranged with the
signing of Young Fox to tackle
Hugh Webb and Billy Love to OPP
pose Ed Baker in the supporting
bouts. The main event will be the
return of Cyclone Burns. the winner
Of one main event on the last card
10 Ken Howell, who also was win
ncr ON the last card
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Sc Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING,
PUBLIC SERVICE coMMISSTON
DOCKET NO iqf7-N
IN The NATTER or THE APPLrcA-
TON or DOROTHY BURCH AN IN
DlNIDUAL. d r A Evaasville-St Louis
lsuck service for a certificate 70 operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier or
properiy. from Evansville Indiana. 10 ST,
LOUIS MISSOURI. over highway No a.
. NOTICE IS hereby given that the Public
service Commission OF Indiana will con-
quot public hearing In the above entitled
@0i Stete House az Indianapoiis Indiana
az 80 O clock .. m. on Monday. Aug I.
Public participation in this hearing IL
requested BY the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY RUSSELL P KEHOE
Examiner.
Indianapolis Indiana
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Horse Sense
by o. REyILLA'

L ATONIA. KY, July 20.-A nice
- fat killing was in the max
ing Wednesday in Black Comet
from the Eddie Haughton stable,
but complete shut off in the
stretch turn cost the Texas horse
man and his many friends and
followers barrels and barrels of
dollars. Sunny how some of the
sure-flre killings go haywire right
at the last few seconds of the race.
The Jockeys in the seventh race ap-
jockey. over the fence" when they we're
ing Girl and in the lead. fingered long
enough for j. Smith to nose his mount in
toward the fence making the young fellow
inevitable. ONLY quick work on the part
Of Green and little cool-head edness saved
the lad from what might have turned out
that the whole bunch OF wise bows have
oeen predicting since the opening OF the
meet when Green accepted his hrst mount.
II. w. Fisher is starting a five-day
stretch on the ground for rough
riding Tuesday. This is his first
suspension since the Kentucky
Derby
George GOING South won his customary
two races again Wednesday. He now
leads the PACK by four winners. and with
Jack Mayer on the ground for Ave days,
looks like he might get enough lead to
hold any challenges that might be made
when Mayer gets back up. The winning
jock will receive the diamond watch Of
fered by the association
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IRISH BOXERS ARRIVE
10000 Expected to Greet Golden
Glovers at Chicago.

b. United Press
CHICAGO. July 20.-A crowd Of
nearly 10000 Irish-Americans was
expected TO gather at ne union
station today to greet the amateur
boxing team Of Ireland on their ar
rival for an international match
with Chicago's Golden Glove cham
pions at Soldier field. Aug. ?.
This is the third invasion Of Chi
cago by European amateur boxers.
Last year. the German team held
the Chicago boxers TO a draw. In
1881. Chicago defeated France. FIVE
bouts 10 three.
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Results Yesterday


First Came
P Be, 100 loo 200 900 Q
sauteis: Mahaffey. Earnshaw and coch-
rane.
Second Gamel
Detroit .. OO3 400 00i-io IS /
Philadelphia ...-.. 003 600 oil 10
Marberry. Rove and Hayworth: Cain
SoombS. Freitas. Peterson and cochrane,
New York ........ O2O 900 Oo2- II Q
Jones and CRUDE; W. Brown. W. Moore
Devens and Dickey.
Thirteen Inningsl
Boston -. coz Coz 800 sci S S0S q y :
W. Ferrell connally. Hudlin. c. Brown
and Pytlak II. Johnson. Welch. Kline
Weiland and r. Terrell.
St. LOUIS ......... 100 $50 ool-7l3 /
Washington ....... l0l 800 OK II 2
Wells and Shea Stewart. A. Thomas and
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Came
S Pit aGTk - GO coo 5 5Ss fGiGSS--4 g
Fitzsimmons and Mancuso, French and
I GIdLt.
Second Gamel
Pittsburgh ......... 500 200 6SS- Il 3
Clark. Hubbell and Mancuso: H Smith.
55arriS, Hoyt. Chsgnon. Swetonic and
BROOKLYN ........... 200 100 oo2-5 o
Cincinnati ......... 0l2 600 Tx Q
Beck. RYAN and Lopez. 81 johnson.
holp. b. smith. Derrineer and lombard.
Boston at Chicago. played in double
header Sunday.
Philadelphia at St Louis. played in
oouole-header Sunday.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First Game
Kansas aSue CIV '''''' 5 5?o 9 9g9 Ky 9So-
W. Lee and Delaney: Brown and Gas
Second Came
Columbus ...-...... 0Oi i0l 600 3 0
Kansas CITY ...... 900 600 OOl- o
Heise and Delaney; Garland. Shores and
First Gamel
Louisville .......... 100 600 020- 10 3
Boss. Halter. Jonnard and Erichmon ".
Thomas and l tss1nsr5 G9g insT
81. Paul ........... soSSS III 2Sx-lo Is !
Mckain. Halter and Thompson: Newkirk
and Guiliana.
First gamel
Milwaukee ........ 900 03l o20- l3 2
nam Caldwell and Young
Toledo .. 100 800 100 p i5 3
Milwaukee . 030 $50 GOO T. u /
T Lee. -woeood lawson ana Healey:
Polli and BenEouFh
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Calendar .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IFAGTF
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
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AMERICAN LFAGIE

Cleveland az New York.
Chicago at Boston.
ST Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
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u Help Wanted-Female

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firm where results mean rapid pro-
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NATIONAL IEAGTE

New York IT Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN az Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
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EcAPlTOL AIRPORT

FLYING INSTRUCTIONS
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Harrington Aviation Co.
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SOFTBALL NOTES

Brentwood sports Club is entering the
CITY tournament and wants games with
strong CITY teams l. W w Flashes and
School % notice Call Oh. sass between
and .. m. ask for Joe.
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HELP MITE
Is Help Wanted-MaIe

WANTED-Six semi-trailer trucks capable
handling eight tons for steady hauling
east and west. Return loads guaranteed.
apply at once Mr. Russell Motorway
Freight Forwarding Co. $50 S. Capitol
Ave
MEN-Good workers, salary 10 start: ad-
vancement 3s y Penn. RIM 4is
MEN for house to house selling: eaSy
work and good paw. 2iOs Roosevelt Ave
A NEW DEAL: QUICK MONEY: PAY
DAILY. PERMANENT JOB HOUSE,
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AMMO UNC E MERTS
Death Notices

l Death Notices
JoHNSoN-Bert C.. beloved husband o,
Gertrude and father Of Bert c. Jr and
Bettina. passed away az his home 4f25
Broadway Wednesday evening Services
at the residence Friday. p. m Friends
invited. Burial Garrettsyille. O., sat
urday morning
KINNEY. GRACE A.-Age 81. beloved wife
o. John Kinney. mother OF Marvbelle
Kinney and sister Of z Vern Moore
passed away az her home. 1868 Kenwood
Ave. TUESDAY 1880 p. m Funeral serv-
ices az funeral home 1901 n Meridian
St. Friday, p. m. Burial Crown Hill
FRIENDS invited. GEORGE KINCAID in
charge
REICHEL. GEORGE beloved husband
Of Mona. father OF Oscar Carl and
Charles Reichel son OF Adam Reichel
ana brother OF Carl. Rudolph. and Lewis
Reichel Mrs. Emma Beinburg Mrs
Louise Fiaskamp and Mrs. Lena Berry
10. II p, m. Funeral SATURDAY. after
4034 Boulevard place Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill. p JOHN HERR
MANN in charge
RYKER. HARRY E.-Aged IS ysars. passed
on Julv 10. husband OF Maude Rvker
father OF Nellie Ia Shorne Maxine Rob-
ertS and Elvin and Ralph Ryker. all OF
this city Christian Science services Fri
aav eyening .. m. az THE JORDAN
FUNERAL HOME. 1850 Brookside ave.
Friends may call any time after D. m
Wednesday. X. Of p services end burial
Saturday. July 70 II a. M at Vernon
Ind. Friends invited.
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Major Leaders

LEADING HITTERs
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First Came
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Siilesyille defeated Mclean A. C. Sunday
Dean Coslin Kelly and Duniron hit
homers for the winners Next Sunday
StieSville plays Riverside Olympics. Fol-
games in September. write CLANCY Fisher
StileSville.
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Avon defeated South Side Press, 10 to 0.
Bliar Of the winners allowing only three
hits. Lucien King Coffee nine PLAYS at
Avalon Sunday. Strong teams wanting
games in August. write Claude Hughes.
Danviile.
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South Side Press would like 70 book a
game with a state team for SUNDAY. Call
Dr. 1927 between 40 and $50 D. m.
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Flanner-Buchanan nine will play Little
and Sons az Rhodius No. ! al 80 Sat
urGay Rearick will be on the mound for
Llttlos. with GRAY receiving Tine clubs
are tied fer first place IN the Co
operative League. All Little PLAYERS are
requested 10 report fer practice Friday al
5 d. N. az Garnela 3
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Indianapolis Bulldogs will meet Friday
night at 1870 and all PLAYERS must at
tend. New uniforms Will De issued. Bull
dogs are without q game for SUNDAY and
would like 10 schedule an out CT town
team. Write Forest Henderson. 223i North
Rural street.
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A good pitcher IS wanted By a uniformed
club PLAYING SUNDAY ball Call II. 4055.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

! First Came
] New York .......... 0o0 100 600 D
PittsburE ... 600 0O2 iix- q
Fitzsimmons and Mancuso. French and
Evening star., 1933-12-10
STATE GRID HONORS
FALL TO v. AND |.
Richmond Fixes Things for
Generals by Dumping Off
Emory and Henry.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
.HICHMOND. Va, December 9
n R.-Washington and Lees
i \ Generals, who finish e d
their season two weeks ago
with an unexpected drubbink
from Maryland's Old Liners,
emerged today as the heir appar-
ent to the Virginia foot ball cham
pionship.
1t was Emory and Henry,s Wasps,
faltertng after 3 brilliant record Of 10
consecutive victories, who boosted the
Generals to the throne by losing q 13-
too decision to University of Richmond.
The defeat not only deprived the
Wasps, one Of the few elevens to carry
q perfect record into December, of the
State championship, but gave them
only third share in the Virginia Con-
ference title with Richmond and Will
liam and Mary the other sharers In the
lAurels.
The Generals, victors over virsinia,
William AMI Mary and Roanoke, were
tied BY Virginia Techs defending
champions.
Tech escaped without . lickint but
could do no better than tie Washington
and Lee. Virginia and Virginia Military.
although victorious over william and
Mary, Richmond and Roanoke.
The fnal standings Of Virginia
teams:
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Basket Ball List
For Local Teams

COLLEGE.
Tomorrow.
George Washington vs.. shenan-
doah, IN q. w. gym. 8 pm.
Tuesday.
Catholic University vs. MARYLAND
State Normal, in 9. u. gym, 8 pm.
George Washington W.. Baltimore
u, In g. w. gym, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Georgetown vs.. Princeton. 1t
Princeton.
Thursday.
Duke vs.. Catholic University, in
G. U. gym, 8 pm.
Friday.
Gallaudet VS.. Maryland State Nor.
NAL, at Kendall Green, 8 pm.
Catholic University VS.. st. Joseph,
at Philadelphia.
Saturday.
Catholic University VS.. LaSalle, at
Philadelphia.
SCHOLASTIC.
Tomorrow.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Bethesda.
Chevy Chase High. at Bethesda.
Tuesday.
Eastern VS.. st. Johns, at Eastern.
Roosevelt VS.. Mount st. Joseph, at
Roosevelt.
Western VS.. Washington-Lee High.
at Ballston.
Manassas High VS.. Lee-Jackson.
at Lee-Jackson.
Rockville VS.. Damascus, at Rock
vile.
Wednesday.
Eastern vs. Emerson, at Eastern.
Tech VS.. Georgetown Freshmen, at
Tech.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Forest Park
High, at Baltimore.
Thursday.
Roosevelt VS.. jefferson High, at
Roosevelt.
Emerson VS.. Wilson Teachers, at
Wilson Teachers.
Rockville High VS.. Sherwood High,
at Rockville.
Friday.
Western VS.. Baltimore City Col.
lege, at Western.
Roosevelt vs. George Washington
Freshmen. at G. w. gym.
Eastern VS.. Alexandria High, at
Alexandria.
Emerson VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Boys Club.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Lee.
jackson, at Lee-Jackson.
Rockville VS.. Poolesville, at Rock.
vile.
Saturday.
Central VS.. George Washington,
at G. w.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Cornwell Gets Award as Most
Inspiring St. Albans Cridman

Brewer were Rev. Albert Lucas, st. Al
bans headmaster; Rev. James (Pop)
Henderson. long popular figure at the
Cathedral School and former coach;
Paul L. Banfleld, headmaster of Landon
School; George Munger, Penn freshman
foot ball coach; Robert Middleton, head
st. Albarls foot ball coach; AL Wagner,
assistant coach, and Coaches Doty,
True. O'Connor and McGehee. who Ia
addition to their duties a. members of
the faculty instruct foot ball teams
made up Of younger students Of the
school. and Bob Lorton, captain Of the
1882 eleven, who graduated last June.
Letters were awarded to 1s members
Of the St. Adams first squad as follows:
Bachman, A. Carver, G. Carver, Cor
nell, Finley, Foulois, Greensl~ De, Clark
Henderson, Martin Henderson,, Iappitt
Mackall Marsh, MCGEE. Snow, Soule,
Ulman, vetterlein and Wicker. Man.
ager Jones also received the insignia.
Letters bearing the figure "2' were
presented IL members Of the second
team, including Barrows, Bowie, Ozark,
Enslish. Good, Grant, Grayson, Kidd,
Lee, Robinson. W. Shipper and Warins.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
FRATERS' GRID TEAM
OPPOSES BROOKS A.C.
Meet in Alexandra TodAy-School
Basketers Toiling-ouint at
Lee-Jackson Active.

A LExANDRIA, Va, December o.
n Alexandria Fraters will engage
the Brooks A. C. Of washington
In foot ball game tomorrow afternoon
on Baggetts Field.
Alexandria High School basketers are
working hard as Coach Maurice Given
strives to build q formidable combina-
ton. Nugent has been shifted to cen
ter and Chilcotte Is being used Is q
running guard Godfrey and Brewer
are showing weli as forwards.
Episcopal High dribblers win open
their campaign January 10 AtAinst
LAndon schools duint Of Wsshinfton.
Luke Flemmint Is coaehinr the EpiSeo-
pal squad, which is captAined By Jim
Woodruff.
Lee-Jackson basketers, who dropped
their opening game Friday to Bethesda
Chevy Chase Highs qutnt, have booked
four other tits this month, They are:
December 12-Manassas High.
!. December 15-Washington-Lee High.
December 1s-Charlotte Hall, ct
Charlotte HaH.
December 21-Herndon High.
Leading members Of the Lee-Jaekson
squad are Herbert Sublett, Tommy
MCGOWAN, Lowell Riley, Wade Lewis,
The Lee-jackson Rirls viii enrase
the Manassas, WAshineton-Lee and
aerndop sextettes on the same card
~ the boys tits.
Candidates for the De Molay basket
bah team are drilling under the a.
rection Of Coach Wilson Davis.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
C Community Center Basketers
To Have Major, Minor Leagues

that division once. The winner. or all
those tied for FIRST place in each section,
then will stage . final play-on series
TO decide the league champion.
Teams viii be limited to IL players
and only players who have played in
two OF more league genes viii be eligi-
BE for the Anal play-ofs. No basketers
may be added to team after .Janu-
afy Is.
Eleven games win be played this week
IN the Southeast Community Center
League, beginning tomorrow, when four
games win b contested.
The weeks schedule:
consres. H.,shs.. .cnsal Vs. Slism. Phi lambda,
e'cIoek; Dlue Eagles u. Siefaa Phi
:ssysS and osssiasd ss2sfs. VI ss. HSd Bikes. 80
wednesday.
Easi.s y. Sst.iass Sstsrs 8 oeiosE; s:S Ana. ss.
tYIs. o'ri1-s; Nsyai Reserves vs. ztswsrts
nereuxy V. &. $50 IN .. o'clock.