Evening star., 1933-02-06
Basket Ball Notes
.LENTY OF action is carded for
- this week in the Community

HLENTY OF action is carded for
- this week in the Community
Center and District Amateur
Basket Ball Leagues. Twenty
five games are booked, Is of which will
be played in the Community Center
Loop.
Two games will be played tonight
in Section A of the Community Center,
Swami Service opposing Rhode Island
Avenue and Northern Props facing
Superintendent of Documents. Both
games will be played in the Roosevelt
gymnasium. Play in Section B will
not get under way until tomorrow.
/ The Atlas Sport Shop United Type
writer clash, scheduled for tonight in
Section A, has been postponed
The weeks schedule follows:
February 6 RA1. A 1eatue. p'm. Swami Service
vs.. Rhode Island Avenues; 9 (R), 8. North
! {c}, $50, sholis vs. Utah State Society;
z Ca, $40, Superintendent Of Documents
Ph s@bds Island Ts RSaas o g
%. s; Utah State Society vs.. TremOnts; 5
United Type8riteTs "; vs. iSs Northern Preps Prep '0
''B" League.
- February Z cd. 8 pm. Potomac Boat
First Baptist ys; ,congress Heishts; OH,
81 St,1la Anacestia a Business Men vs. Miller Fur
Prst Baptis vcr ssG Goant Vernon
VS.: Delaware Hudson; o (Cl.- 7:30. Cres-
9I5. Miller Furniture ~ vs.. Naval S Reserves e'''
Three tilts are listed for the District
Amateur League tonight. Delaware g.
Hudson tossers will meet the Saranacs
at Langley at o'clock, Boys Club
and Company F of Hyattsville will
clash at $3.50 on the Boys Club court
and Shade Shop and Red Sox will play
at Boiling Field at o'clock
Delaware & Hudson again will see
action tomorrow, meeting the Fraters
at Alexandria at $3.50. Boys Club and
Central "Y" will tangle in the lone
game Wednesday, but on Thursday the
Saranacs will oppose Griffith Consum-
ers at Hyatsville at 1880 and the busy
Delaware & Hudsons will tackle Com
pafy on the same court an hour
later
Boys Club VS.. Takoma Business at
$50 at Boys Club, Shade Shop vs.
Company F at Boiling Field at 8 and
Red Sox VS.. Terry's at Hines Junior
High at o'clock comprise Fridays
schedule.
One team that seems to have the In
dian sign over the Aero Eagles is the
PaSson Pro quint, which downed the
Eagles for the second time this season
yesterday, 20 to 49, The game was
played in the George Washington Uni
versity gymnasium.
After experiencing much difficulty
cracking through the Eagles defense
in the first half, the Pros hit their
stride, and, with the score standing at
z to 6 in their favor at intermission,
rapidly increased it with the resump-
ton of play. Lautman, center, was the
chief point-getter, with 8 to his credit.
Moon Evens stood out for the Eagles,
with half dozen markers.
Scores yesterday: 80
Passon Pros, %; Aero Eagles, 10.
Sholls Cafe, 81; Olmsted Grill, IL.
North Baltimore, "a; Swami Serv-
ice, %.
ST. Martins, %; Alto Club, 21.
A. z. A, 26; Beta Phi, "a
Brooks, 26; Atlas, %.
Ballston, 43; Post Staff (War Col
lege), "a.
Mount Pleasant, A; Bears, 10.
Company F, 35; Tremonts, 81.
Eagles, SO; K. of C. Boys Club, IS.
K. Of c. Boys Club Juniors, 20;
Eagle Juniors, 8.
Battery E. 26; Battery B, 16.
Chidekals, SO; Oneiga, 18.
Les Amis, 80; Loan Office, 81.
Northeast Boys Club, At; Royals
(Baltimore), As.