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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-08
GOVERNMENT CUNTS
OPEN PLAY TUESDAY
Fifty Games to Be Played in Or.
ganization During First Half
Of Campaign.
E1FTY games win be played during

LFTY games VIII be played during
l. the first half Of the Government
Basket Ball League schedule, with
play beginning next Tuesday at Boiling
Field when the Fire Department and
Crops quints clash.
The complete first-half schedule, re-
leased last night by Vic Gauzza, vice
president of the loop, follows:
January 9-Fire Department vs.. Crops at
January 9-BOllinE VS.. Investigation At
January 1O-Union Printers VS.. Fort Mysr
January Io.-BoIlins VS.. Fire Department
January Naval Hospital vs.. g, p q.
at Central High
January l2-Eire Department, VS.. Fort
uo January 1s sIIE Department VS.. Naval
January 13-G. p. o. vs.. Fort Myer at
Boiling Field
January 17--Fort Myer VS.. Union Printers
January 1T-BollinE VS.. G. p. o. at Boil
ing Field.
January 17-crops VS.. Investigation al
Roosevelt High.
January 1s-Port Myer vs.. Crops at
Boiling Field.
January 1s-G. P. o. VS.. Naval Hospital
January 20-Crops vs.. Union Printers al
January 20-Bollins VS.. Fort Myer az
January 23-Navsl Hospital vs.. Boiling at
Boiling Field.
January 23-Pire Department vs.. Investi-
January, 24--Fire Department VS.. G. p.
January 24-BoiiinE vs. Crops at Boiling
January. .24-Investisation vs. Union
Printers at Roosevelt High.
D. January 25MINaVal Hospital VS.. Union
rFi Jaausrs a. seP5 Fif MI.r w. croD. At
January 261zFire Department VS.. Boiling
January 96-G. p o. VS.. Fort Myer at
- January. e7--Fire Department VS.. Naval
January Clinton Printers VS.. 1nvesti-
cation at Boiling Field.
~ January 3o-G. P. o. vs. Crops at Boiling
January 3O-Fort Myer VS.. Boiling at
January 31-crops vs.. Boiling at Boiling
FEBRUARY 1-Investigatien VS.. Fort Myer
at Boiling Field.
=, February Union Printers vs. q. p. O.
:. February .3Fort Myer VS.. Investigation
February, 3-Naval Hospital vs.. Crops as
Boiling Field.
February SO. p. o. Vs. Boiling as
Boiling Field.
February 6-Naval Hospital vs.. Boiling at
Boiling Field.
pr February s sMFire Department VS.. Union
=. February Fire Department vs. Fort
Myer ct Boiling Field
February 7-Investiga lion VS.. g. P. o. at
February S.aNaval Hospital vs. Union
Printers at Boiling Field.
February sc. p. o. VS.. Investigation at
Central High.
February 9-Inyestigation vs.. Fire Depart
mont at Boiling Field.
February, Crops VS.. Union Printers at
Boiling Field.
February Naturalization VS.. Naval
Hospital at Boiling Field
February 10-Fire Department w rronS
at Boiling Field.
February, 13-Crops vs. Naval Hospital at
Boiling Field. "
February, Decentralization vs. Boiling at
Boiling Field ="
February 15-Nayal Hosuital Va royt
Myer at Boiling Field
February 20-Union Printers vs. Fire De-
partment at Boiling Field
February 21-G p o. vs. Fra Deuart-
ment at Boiling Field.
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OLD LINE TOSSERS
R0UT y. P. l., 4(2O
Vincent, With Is Points, Sets
Pace-MaryIand Quickly
FORCES to Front.

BY the Associated Press.
~ LACKSBURG, Va, January T.
x Maryland's sharp-shooting bas-
keters romped on Virginia
Polytechnic, 40 to AZ, here to-
night in the opening game.
Coach Burton Shippley of the Old
Liners presented a smooth working
team of 6-footers, who outplayed the
Techmen most of the way and showed
deadly eye for the basket.
Vincent, brilliant center of the visi-
tors, paced his teammates with a faShy
offensive game that rolled up Is points.
He scored from all angles and distances
and followed up with a clever floor
game that more than nipped budding
Polytech rallies.
With Vincent out in front. the Mary
landerS jumped to a nine-point lead be-
fore George Smith looped the ball in
with one hand after six minutes for
the first Gobbler tally. Capt. Hall of
Poly sank another and the home team
edged up while Vincent, Walker and
Snyder we're missing shots. But this
trio and Buscher scored to boost Mary
land to a 19-to-7 lead at the half.
Seaman and Thomas scored early in
the second period to white the visitors
lead to II points after Vowel counted
twice, but Vincent, Buscher and Walker
snatched the ball out of spirited scrim-
images and made shots count. Poly
missed many shots and several times
failed after getting within few feet
of the basket.
Hall, Poly captain, sank the longest
! shot of the game, thrust from the
exact center Of the court, as the final
whistle sounded.
Summary:
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LATE n. \. i. RALLY
DOWNS HOYAQU|NT
Violet Basketers in Scoring
FURRY Turn Back G. U.
by 81 to 28.

n YEW YORK, January New
N York University's basket ball
team came back in the second
half here tonight and with a
furry of field goals overcame George
towns early lead to win fast contest
81 to %.
When the first half ended with the
Washington quint holding the lead by
slender margin of l point, 13 to II,
it looked as though the Violets' I'M
broken streak of victories of the season
might be approaching its end
But with Anderson and Potter lead
ing the attack, N Y. U. wasted no time
in galloping in front soon after the
start of the second session. Anderson
dropped in two goals from the floor,
Potter Gagged one and added a basket
from the foul line, giving N. Y. U. a
APPOINT lead
Thereafter the Violet five stayed out
in front until Carolan tied the score
with a field goal at 22all and again
at 24-al. Lancaster and Hardagen
sent the local combination ahead again,
however, and it was never caught.
Summary.
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NAVY FIVE SCORES
THIRD WIN IN ROW
Easily Beats Franklin and
Marshall, At to Fl, Using
Dozen Players.
NNAPOLIS. January 7.-Resum-

A NNAPOLIS. January 7-Resum-
~ ing its schedule after the holi-
II days, the Naval Academy bas-
ket ball team won its third sue
cessive game. defeating Franklin and
Marshall, At to 81. The game ended as
the Midshipmen were calling loudly for
three more points to make up the so
which they had set as minimum for
the team this season.
Though Navy took a lead promptly
and never was menaced. its team play
was not as sharp and accurate as in the
two former games, and the scoring fell
largely upon two players, Loughlin, who
totaled IS points. and Berries, with IA.
Loughlin'S scoring today was largely
upon quick cuts and shots, rather than
the long-range losses which are his
speciality.
With the Navy first string on the
court most of the time the half ended
IS to 10 in favor Of the locals! A second
team which started the final period
played six minutes. during which 1t
scored points to by the visitors.
The regulars returned for IL minutes
and ran the score to the final figure,
there being no scoring during the last
five minutes, in which the visitors were
opposed by a third combination.
HASTEN, Navy center. veteran of
three seasons, has trouble with his knee
and retired from the game early. Decker
of last years plebes is being groomed
to take his place if necessary.
Summary.
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V. NJ. |. Is HARD PRESSED
First Half Lead Brings Victory
Over st. Johns. 1924.

LEXINGTON. Va, January 7 OP.-
V. NJ. I. opened its basket ball season
here tonight with a 26-to-24 decision
over the St. Johns quintet of Annapolis.
Starting slowly, the Cadets forged
into the lead when Bill DoWney, sophie
more forward, scored two field goals and
three foul shots before the visitors were
able to get going. The half ended 10
to II.
A second half offensive pulled the
visitors to within one point of the
Cadets, but Hancock scored from the
floor to increase the slim lead Mac
Cartee followed with two-pointer for
the Johnnies. With 80 seconds to play,
Hancock added another field goal and
MacCartee a foul shot.
Summary
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HOUSTON BUYS A PAIR

HOUSTON, Tex. January 7 R).-
The Houston. Texas League. club. has
announced the acquisition Of two play
ers from the Denver club of the West
ern League. They are Edward Greer,
veteran right-hand pitcher. and Ernie
Parker, hard hitting outfielder
Greer last year won 81 and lost II
for Denver and was rated by many OBJ
servers the best pitcher in the West
ern League. He famed 124 and gave
go bases on balls.
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LOSES GOOD MEN,
BUT STILL STRONG
Has Enough Seasoned Stars
to Repeat-Eastern Most
Formidable Rival.

w YHHE Central High has lost
M valuable members of the
v v squad that swept to an easy
triumph In the public high
school championship track meet last
Spring, to achieve the schools first title
in this sport since 1923, the Blue right
now looms as the likely winner Of the
meet again this year. 1t has retained
enough seasoned performers in COM
parison with Eastern and Tech, it
seems, to make 1t favorite.
With the holidays over. track Is COM
ing in for increased attention among
the scholastics here and within q week
or SO candidates will be down to serious
training. t..
Central no longer has Naylor, Price,
Smith and Ditzler. sprinters; st. John,
miller and half-miler; Buscher, javelin
thrower or Fitzwater, who heayed the
discus, but 1t has on the job Kocsis and
Gibbins, field events mainstays Robin
son, broad jumper Babcock, quarteI-
miller, and Cleveland, a miller. 1t ap-
pears now that the Blue will be weak
In the spirits, but Bill Foley. veteran
coach Of the Blue, long has specialized
In developing boys in these events and
1t would not be surprising to see some
capable short-d1stance material de-
veloped.
EASTERN, which won the meet in
IL 1929, 1880 and 1881, ana finished
second last year, scoring 33la points
to 81 for Central, will also be runner-up
in the meet the coming Spring, accord
ing to indications The Lincoln Parkery
have lost sterling performers in Stouffer,
high and low hurdler. and Lieb, half
miller and member of the championship
mile relay team. Rickard, another re-
lay runner, also Is missing. Some
highly capable talent Is at hand, how.
ever, In Sprinkle, broad jumper, high
jumper and pole vaulter; Caron, hurdler:
Bill Moore, miller and high jumper, and
Mostow and Mahoney, members of the
relay team.
Tech, which gained the track crown
in 1925, 1925, 1927 and 1928 and I'm
ished third last Spring with 24Es points.
will have few good boys, but its team
Is not expected to be mcasurahly strong
er than season ago. Hartman, quar-
ter-miler and relay team member; Lank,
half-miler, and Smith, polo vaulter, will,
1t seems. be the stalwarts of the team.
Gormley, who throws the javelin, also
may be on the job. Mckinley no longer
has EsunaS, discus and shotput HEAVIER;
Rosenthal, pole vaulter; Livingstone,
quarter-miler Chapman, high jumper,
and Smeltzer, Wolhfarth and Edwards,
members Of the relay team, which ran
second to Eastern.
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SCHOLASTIC.

SCHOLASTIC.
Tomorrow.
Central VS.. George Washington
Freshmen at Central.
Takoma Silver Spring High VS..
Westinghouse High at Ballston.
Tuesday.
Roosevelt VS.. Eastern, Tech VS..
Western, Tech gymnasium, public
high school championship games.
First game, $3.50 O'Clock, Roosevelt
VS.. Eastern.
st. Adams VS.. Landon at Amer
lean University.
Takoma Silver Spring High VS..
Friends at Friends.
Wednesday.
Eastern VS.. Gonzaga at Eastern.
Tech VS.. st. Johns at Tech.
Central VS.. Mount St. Joseph's at
Central.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Emerson at
Garrett Park.
Kendall School VS.. Silver
Spring High at Kendall Green.
Thursday.
Roosevelt VS.. Geroge washington
Freshmen at Roosevelt.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Bethesda
Chevy Chase High at Garrett Park.
Friday.
Central vs. Tech, Eastern vs.. West
ern, Tech gymnasium, public high
school championship games. First
game, $3.50 o'clock, Central VS. Tech.
Westinghouse High VS.. George
Washington Freshmen at G. w.
Friends VS.. Episcopal at Friends.
Alexandria High VS.. Roosevelt at
Alexandria.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Dewitt at
Garrett Park.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High vs..
Rockville High at Leland.
Saturday.
st. Johns VS.. Calvert Hall at st.
Johns.
Friends VS.. McDonogh at Friends
Georgetown Prep VS.. Loyola High
at Baltimore.
st. Adams VS.. Church Farm School
at Philadelphia.
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"NAVY JUNIORS" TO BOX
Sons of Officers, Instructors al
Academy Reorganize Glass.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January About
so Navy Juniors" sons Of officers and
instructors attached to the Naval
Academy and ranging from to IA
years in age have reported to Spike
Webb. Naval Academy boxing coach, to-
day to begin the fourteenth annual
season of that unusual class.
Though Webb has been coach OF the
United States Olympic boxers on four
occasions and has developed or handled
many of the greatest professional and
college boxers. his work with the juniors
is a labor of love and he has conducted
a large class of juveniles each OF the IA
seasons here. %
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Summary.
SAM M'ALLlSTER STAYS
Coach to Remain on Staff of Ala
bama Poly Institute.

AUBURN, Ala. January (P.-Re-
tention Of Sam McAllister on the coach
ing staff of Alabama Poly Institute
was announced today by Chef Wynne
athletic director.
The announcement set at rest reports
that McAlliste- whose contract expired
last December /. would leave Auburn
where as basket ball and base bal
coach his teams have won marked sue
cess.
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GREENLEAF WELL AHEAD.

NEW YORK. January Z P).--Ralph
Greenleaf, national pocket billiard
champion. and Andrew Pon1 OF Phlla-
delphia, divided today's blocks In their
l,750-point match at the Strand
Academy but with only one more DAY 70
go. Greenleaf held q lead Of nearly 500
points, ia
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TEST FOR GIRL OFFICIALS
Rating Committee Will Hold Elk
aminations Tomorrow Night.

The Rating Committee Of District
woman basket ball officials will hold
an examination in theory tomorrow
night in Building r Of George Wash
ington University from to 8 o'clock
All these who have not taken the
test are urged to do so. The fee is 81
and includes the practical examination
to be conducted later this month.
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MARINES LIST C. IT,, G. w.
Two Games With Each Team Ap-
pear on Basket Ball Schedule.

pear on Basket Ball Schedule.
QUANTTCO, Va, January Two
games each with George Washington
and Catholic Universities face the
Quantico Marine basket ball team this
month. The GyreneS meet Catholic
University at Brookland Tuesday night
and January 81 at Quantico, and en-
gage George Washington here January
Is and in Washington January 80.
Here's the Marines January card:
Tuesday-Catholic University. at Brook
land. PM
Friday-Shepherd College, $40 pm.
Saturday-Potomac State College 30 D M
January l6-George Washington UniVer-
January 17-campbeu College. $50 pm.
January 1S-Campbell College, 6:30 pm
January 21-Langley Field, at Langley
January 22-Langley Field, at Langley
Field. Va, 2:3O pm
January 25-Warrenton Athletic Club, at
Warrenton, Va. pm.
January 2s-Baltiniore University. 2:3o
pm.
January 30-George Washington Univer-
sity, at Washington. z pm.
January 31-Catholic University. $50 pm
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GOODWIN GOLF VICTOR
Defeats Durand in Miami Midwin-
ter Amateur Event.

MIAMI, Fla, January 7 LP).-Tommy
Goodwin OF Monroe. N. Y, today won
the Miami MidWinter Amateur Golf
Tournament with an 8-and-7 victory
over Celest Durand, jr., of Brooklyn,
NJ Y. the defending champion.
Taking the advantage by winning the
par 4 fourth hole with birdie 3, Good
win steadily increased his lead and was
up at the end of the morning round.
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Club Chicago Gets Open Tourney Central May Rule in Track
College, School
Basket Contests
COLLEGIATE.

COLLEGIATE.
Tomorrow.
George Washington VS.. Duquesne
at Pittsburgh.
Tuesday.
Catholic U. VS.. Quantico Marines
Wilson Teachers College VS.. Mary
land State Normal at Wilson gym.
Wednesday.
American University vs. Navy at
Annapolis.
George Washington VS.. st. Johns
at Annapolis.
Thursday.
Maryland VS.. Duke at College
Park, pm.
Gallaudet VS.. Virginia at Char
lottesville.
Wilson Teachers College VS.. Po-
tomac State Teachers at Wilson
gym.
Friday.
GalIaudet VS.. Washington and Lee
at Lexington.
Maryland VS.. V. NJ. I. at Lex
ington.
Georgetown VS.. knights Of Column
bus at Brooklyn.
Catholic University VS.. Rider Col
lege at Trenton, N. j.
Saturday.
American University VS.. st. Johns
of Annapolis at American U.
George washington vs.. Loyola OF
Baltimore at Baltimore.
Maryland VS.. Washington and Lee
at Lexington.
Georgetown VS.. Army at West
Point.
Catholic University VS.. st. Joseph's
at Philadelphia.
Gallaudet VS.. V. M. I. at Lex
ington.
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CONFERENCE F|VES
STRIKE HARD TRAIL
Maryland, With Three Games
in Organization, Faces
Tough Week End.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
~ edmond, Va, January T.
- Their preliminary games behind
y them, Southern Conference
basket ball teams clashed with
frst-rate opposition tonight, and after
Sabbath rest will push forward into
the loop schedule that ends in late
February with the conference tourna-
ment at Raleigh.
Next week basket ball games will fea-
ture Southern Conference titlts from
Maryland to South Carolina, with the
loops best quintets in action. Mary
lands Terrapins, facing one of the most
ambitious schedules, will take on Duke,
" M l. and Washington and Lee on
consecutive nights.
W M T., after a Friday night tussle
v. with Maryland, viii entertain the
Gallaudet five at Lexington Sat-
urday, while Washington and Lee will
entertain Gallaudet and Maryland on
Friday and Saturday. respectively.
Virginia, one of the last schools to
start its conference schedule. neverthe-
less will find a stubborn foe in the
strong William and Mary quintet that
plays the Cavaliers Tuesday night.
Thursday, Gallaudet will visit Virginia.
Duke has three games carded for
next week, one against a conference
foe. Starting with Davidson at Char
lotte Monday, the Blue Devils will
follow with a tilt against Wake Forest
the following night, will play Maryland
Thursday and wind up the weeks sched-
ule Saturday against Navy at Annapolis.
VIRGINIA POLY will meet three con-
v ference foes-Washington and Lee
on Tuesday. North Carolina at
Chapel Hill Friday and N. C.. State
at Raleigh the following evening.
In addition to the Virginia Tech
game, the Tarheels play Wake Forest
on Thursday. South Carolina has only
one game booked for the week, a tussle
with Kentucky on Tuesday, and North
Carolina has only two, tits with Wake
Forest and v. p. T.
Clemson plays Florida nc Clemson
both Friday and Saturday night.
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TECH SLAVES OFF RALLY
Leads G. w. Frosh, 2O-1o, at Half
in Game Ending 80 to 27.

Repulsing a strong George Washing
ton freshman rally in the dying mo-
ments, Tech conquered the yearling bas-
keters, 90 to q, last night in the Colo
NAL gym.
Mckinley was ahead, 20 to 10, at the
half, but thereafter G. w. stepped out
However the frosh could get no closer
than points of the foe. inconsistent
foul shooting hurt them.
Reichhardt for Tech and Griffith for
G. w. took scoring honors, each with 8
points.
Summary:
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ROUTS
GALLAUDET' FIVE
SpIurges After Close First
Half to Win Basket Ball
Game, 40 to IS.
YNCHBURG COLLEGE basketers

II 14NOIIb OINNI OOLIINE UdshOIGIo
swept to an easy triumph, 40 to
Is, over Gallaudet last night on
the Tech High floor. 1t was the
Kendall Greeners' second straight loss.
The game VS. the first of the campaign
for Lynchburg.
Gallaudet fought the Ola Dominion
invaders on even terms in the first half,
which ended in 1912 tie, but Lynch
burg got the range in the final half,
meanwhile holding the Blues to just
points, all made from the foul line.
Wiebel and Barnum led the Lynch
burg splurge in the closing stages.
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ARMSTRONG FIVE BEATEN

Armstrong High basketers bowed to
Howard High, 26 TO 81, at Wilmington,
De-. Howard led at the half. Is to IA.
Joseph Hall played well for the losers.
Armstrong meets Douglas High to-
morrow at Baltimore.
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TAKES BOWLING TITLE
Price, Maryland Freshman,

IINV' HdI y1dIu EItSHHHH' DO
comes State Junior Champ.
BALTIMORE, January 7,-Orlando
Price, University OF Maryland freshman.
today won the Maryland State Junior
duckpin championship with a sos set;
and Ill.
Price was representing the College
PARK alleys.
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PITT TAXES ANOTHER.

PITTSBURGH, January Up
Pitts basket ball Panthers easily de-
feated Temple in an Eastern Intercol-
iegiate Conference game tonight, 43 to
26. The victory was Pitts second in
conference play.
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MOUNT RAINIER VICTOR
Defeats Glenburnie, 14-e, After
Taking 1o-I Lead at HALF.

GLENBURNIE, Md, January T.
Mount Rainier High Schools basket
ball team defeated the Glenburnie High
tossers here, IA to 9.
At the intermission the visitors were
leading, 10 to 1, but the host quint rail-
lied in the second he,--.
SUMMARY
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GALLAUDET JUNIORS BOW.

Manassas A. C. toSsers defeated the
Gallaudet junior varsity, IS to 10, last
night. The Virginians were in front
only II to 10 at the half, but the
junior varsity faltered in the late going.
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GATHER FOR SOCCER TRIP.

Members OF the Columbia Heights
Grays soccer team, who meet Marlboro
today. are to gather at 1880 o'clock at
the Arcade Market.
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AMERICAN j. QU|NT
SCORES 2827 WIN
Noses Out Hampden-S Sydney
in Last Few Minutes of
Basket Ball Game.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
II TAMPDEN SYDNEY, Va, Janu-
r. airy American University
Il nosed out the Hampden sgd
ney basket ball team here to-
night with final score Of 20 to 81.
Both teams displayed nearly equal de-
fensive proves that kept them fighting
continuously throughout the game with
in close range. Rampden sydney led
the Eagles at the half, IL to 9, and kept
a small lead until the last few minutes
of the game.
1t was the second defeat for the
Tigers by the Eagles this season. the
latter having won 81 to 20 on the recent
northern trip made by the Hampden
Sydney squad.
The attack Of Sells and Dick was out
standing for the American U. quint,
while Captain Bergman and Formwal i
led the Tigers scorers.
The lineup:
American II (oS) Hampden SYDNEY (oT)
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Y V0LLEY BALL LOSER
Two Teams Drop Their Matches in
Chesapeake Bay League.

Central Y. M. C. A. teams Jared not
so well in Chesapeake Bay Y Volley
Ball League matches last night on the
Y court here. The Washington Blues
won one match and lost one and the
Reds dropped all three of their matches
Wilmington. Del, took major honor7,
winning all three of its matches, and
Harrisburg won both its encounters.
Summaries:
Baltimore defeated Washington Reds.
I5-I. 1F-S 15-lI Harrisburg defeated
Richmond. 1910, LIB. 15-3. WASH
ington Blues defeated Baltimore. lib.
defeated Richmond. ISL. lbs, -.
Harrisburg defeated Washington Reds.
I5-9. 15-9. 15-9. Wilmington defeated
Washington Blues. 14-16, 1913, 15-T
Baltimore defeated Richmond. 1911,
3-15. 1916. Wilmington defeated WASH
ington Reds, 16-13, 1915. 15--1s
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ST. ALBANS is ROUTED
Falls Before Episcopal, 1890, as
Latter Opens Season.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January T.
Episcopal High Schools basket ball team
opened its season with 30-19 win over
ST. Adams here this afternoon.
Episcopal gained an early lead and
kept in front. Its half-time advantage
was IA to 9.
Fishburne for the winners and MCGEE
for the losers played bsst.
Summary:
Eniscopal (20l ST Alhans i1nN