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The Washington times., 1934-04-23
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The Washington times., 1934-04-23
California Choir
Clues Concert Here

Twenty members of the Los
Angeles Ecclesia Choir presented
a program Of religious music
capella as the major portion
the National City Christian
Church services yesterday. The
program was under the direction
of Elton Memo Roth, of Los
Angeles.
Included in the program were
compositions by Beethoven, Ko-
poliov, Lindeman, Christensen,
Luther and Sobren.
The Washington times., 1934-04-23
CHICKIE'S DAUGHTER
Pippin Worries When She Learns
That Kevin Is Visiting Jane
Over the Weekend
CHAPTER FIFTY

At Saturday Pippn called for Kathleen They
having lunch together Kathleen wasn't ready She in
an evil temper She pulled her dress rrtaby her head
Everything wrong in this house today. The morn
ing paper didn Dad couldn find his glasses Janice
phoned say Bobby severed artery in his hand and
mothers in bed"
tTs she very Can her?
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Evening star., 1934-02-18
BYMAC BOYS enter
MONTGOMERY LISTS
New Club Will Sponsor Teams in
Several Sports in County,
Starting Wednesday.

4 NEW organization representing
n Montgomery County will make
its bow in sports circles with
the formation of the Bethesda Young
Mems A. c. basket ball, base ball.
boxing, wrestling teams, and possibly
foot ball squad will be sponsored by
the club.
The Bymacs, the name under which
they have elected to play. have OBJ
tanned the Bethesda Elementary
Scrool gymnasium for indoor ath-
letics and the basket ball squad,
hastily organized to finish out the
season, win open its campaign We'd
nesday night. John II. Werner is
manager and John Gussio assistant
manager.
Ohicers of the club, which Is COM
posed Of nearly so Bethesda and
Chevy Chase youths, also are to be
elected Wednesday.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
C. C. c. QUINT TAKES
ITS 9TH IN A ROW
Company 2ss Wins From Y Team
of Coaches-Planning Trip
Through Virginia.

DAsKETERs Of Company 2ss, g.
ID c. G. Camp of Benning, are set
ting Q fast pace, having won
seven games in q row. Coached by
Paul Jack. former clever athlete, the
boys have been cleaning up In this
section and now are planning a week
end invasion Of Virginia to engage
quints representing various @. G. G.
camps.
A team made up Of coaches Of
Georgetown Church League teams
threw q big scare into the Company
28e boys, but the latter finally tri-
umphed when Jumbo Geraghty
heaved one In from midcourt In the
extra period to give them the verdict,
32-31.
Company 299 Of Manassas, Va, fur
nished the Benning G. G. C.'s q tough
fight here the other night, holding
them to even terms for three quar-
ters, but the boys Of 28s stepped out
in the final quarter to triumph, 2s-1S.
Sweeney led the winners attack with
nine points.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
F7ocks BetesdaChevy Chase Victor,
Events Scheduled
For Local Teams

Basket ball unless otherwise
stated)
COLLEGE.
Tomorrow.
Catholic U. w. st. Johns. at
Brooklyn.
Tuesday.
GEORGETOWN w. Canisius, at Tech
High, $50 pm. M
Catholic U. W. Long Island u,
at Long Island.
Wednesday.
Maryland vs.. Hopkins, at College
Park, 8 pm.
Catholic U. w. Loyola, ut Balti.
more (boxing).
Howard VS.. Hampton, at How.
ard, 8 pm.
Thursday.
Maryland in Southern Confer.
ence boxing tourney. at University.
Va.
Howard VS.. Morgan, at Orange.
N. ].
Friday.
Maryland VI. washington and
Lee, at College Park, 8 pm.
Gallaudet vs.. Maryland State
Normal, ct Towson.
Maryland in Southern Confer.
ence boxing tourney. ut University,
Va.
Saturday.
Catholic University track meet,
at G. u, 8 pm.
Georgetown VS.. Pitt, at Tech
High, $3.50 pm.
George Washington vs. WASH
ington and Lee, at G. w. gym
nasium, pm.
George Washington vs.. Duke,
at Ambassador (swimming).
American U. VS.. st. Johns, at
Annapolis.
Maryland in Southern Confer
ence boxing tourney, at University.
Va.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Loop Basketers Are Battling
Down Championship Stretch

Nineteen games are carded IN the
unlimited division Of the Northeast
Community League in which the Law
renee Club, with 10 wins and de-
feat, continues to set the pace.
Crescent Juniors won the l45-pound
loop title Of the league without the
loss Of game.
The unlimited loop program:
Tcmorrow-sanitary Warehouse vs.;
Merrics. z; boys sym: Atonemert vs.: Cal
sIems Alpha Kappa, boys sym: Mount
Pleasant vs.. Celtics. Q. boys gym.
Tuesday-Roamers vs.. Lawrence Club.
Wednesday-Atonement W. Roamers. 9.
Girls. gym; Sanitary No. 80 vs.. Friars. o..
Thursday-sisma Alpha Kappa vs..
Northeast Athletic Association, g.. boys
gym; Friars vs.. Atonement, o. boys gym:
Merrick vs.. Cal Shoe Repairers, Q. girls
Friday-sanitary No. SO vs.. Merrick
Boys Club, 7, Girls gym; Friars VI.
Roamefs. 8. boys gym.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
DUKE is AWAITING
GAMEC0CK QUINTET
Other Carolina Teams Also to Get
Crack at Undefeated Com
bination.

URBAN, N. c., February IT,
The long anticipated engage
ment with South Carolina's
great basket ball team Tuesday night
and q return game with North Caro-
lima State Saturday night will bring
to q close Dukes schedule and leave
the Blue Devils three days to prepare
for the conference tournament at
Raleigh March !, 2 and 3.
The invasion Of the Gamecocks,
undefeated and hardly pressed In
games, has been looked to with much
interest.
On their trip the Gamecocks meet
State, Duke and Carolina, and there
are some fans who see at least one
defeat for the Palmetto Staters.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
5UunArJ
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Basket Ball Hecklers on Pan
Become Serious Problem in Conduct of Sport
in nlinois-Cops Guard Referee.

that the referee had to leave town
under q police escort.
Here are excerpts from some re-
ports Of ofncials:
1.-THE fans from c. were
unusually boisterous and unfair.
They continually heckled the op-
posing players. especially during
free throws. The crowd showed
the poorest sportsmanship Of any
have seen In the last several
years."
"T- has . fan who il the
worst heckler In the State. He u
witty enough to have . consider
able following, but goes TO the
extreme and usually becomes .
nuisance"
Other reports however. are
highly complimentary.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
BREWER BASKETERS
IN COMEBACK FRAY
Would Start Another Win Streak
in Tilt With House Of David
Scheduled Today.
BREWERS, whose bas.

TYEURICH BREWERS, whose bas-
i i ket ball winning streak was
snapped at eight straight last
Sunday by the Trenton Moose, will
seek to get going on another string
of victories against the bewhiskered
players representing the House OF
David this afternoon In George WASH
ington University gymnasium.
The boys with the luxuriant foliage
from Benton Harbor, Mich, come
here boasting 13 straight wins and q
record of 70 triumphs in their last
rs starts.
There will be two preliminaries. In
the first, scheduled for 1:15 O'Clock,
Army Medical Center tossers will en-
gage Fort Humphreys, following
which the Olmsted Grill hve will face
the Heurich Flashes.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
sY'' Hand Ball Aces, Including
Atcheson, National Champion,
To Play in Title Event Here

tered. In addition to Atcheson and
Nelson.
Drawings for the tourney win be
made at the Central Y Wednesday
morning at 1880 and entries viii not
close until then. Play viii open at q
pm. on the new courts. Two rounds
Of play are to be finished wednes-
day. Semi-finals are scheduled Fri
day night at O'Clock and the finals
In both singles and doubles are card
ed Saturday night, also starting at 8.
Washington competitors cannot be
determined until entries close, as the
number Of d. @. players viii depend
upon the number entered from out
Of town.
n ESIDES Atcheson and Nelson the
ID entries 50 far are:
Walter Streuli, Memphis; Otto
Berg, Lloyd Walker, Toledo; Mentz,
Crumbaker, John Endzevick, Walters
and Gaines, Cleveland; M. A. Bates,
Sam Johnston, Columbus, Ohio; Al
bert G. Hobelmann. Joseph Heindl,
Albert r. Warner, Baltimore; e. D.
Overcash. Greensboro, N. c.; John
McKaraher, Germantown. Pa: Jack
Srenco, Downtown Y. st. Louis; Ber-
nard 3. Coullahan, Fort Monroe, Va:
DR.. Charles N. Eckstrom, r. D. Field
er, Houston, Tex; Louis Zerbo, Tom
Kadish, Detroit, Mich; Leo Manka,
Henry Herr, Bedford Y. Brooklyn, NJ
Y: John Walsh, Fred Smith, Ber-
nard Deutsch and oscar Prescott
West Side Y, New York City, and M.
M. Brandt and B. G. Walz, Camden,
N. J.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
FIELD IS LARGEST
IN CARD HISTORY
Marks for Featured Races
in Most Danger-Widmyer
Promises Speed.
WHOLESALE smashing of

A WHOLESALE smashing of
N records by the largest
~ field in its history is pre-
4 dicted by leading track
experts when the fourth Cath
olic University meet Is staged
Saturday in the Brookland gym
nasiun1.
Speedsters of at least IS colleges,
as many prep and high schools and
half a dozen clubs will toe the start
ing. And the records of the two fea-
ture races-the Ryan 1000" and the
Abbey Club 50-yard invitation sprint
seem particularly endangered. From
many points along the Eastern front
colleges have mustered leading run
ners and sprinters for these events.
Competing in the Abbey sprint, the
prize short race on the heavy and
varied program. will be at least seven
standout dash men in Earl Widmyer
and Ed Quinn of Maryland, ]. H. Pat
terson and Ed Scott of Navy, Joseph
Fenstermacher of Villanova E. G..
Dodson, jr., of Virginia, and William
McNulty of Malvern Prep School of
Malvern, Pa. the only schoolboy in the
invitation classic.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
SCHOLASTIC.

Central vs.. George washington
freshmen, at Central, $3.50 pm.
Landon VS.. st. Johns, In Epip-
hany Church gymnasium. $3.50
pm.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Tech, at
Garrett Park, 3:45 pm.
Gonzaga vs.. Mount Rainier, at
Mount Rainier, $50 pm.
Tuesday.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown fresh
men, at Tech High preliminary
to G. U.-Canisius varsity game),
- tbs pm.
Emerson VS.. Charlottesville
School for Boys, at Boys Club Of
Washington, $3.50 pm.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal, at Alex
andria, 3:45 pm.
Wednesday.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown Prep,
at Gonzaga, $3.50 pm.
Tech vs. Catholic q. freshmen,
at Catholic o., $3.50 pm.
Emerson vs.. George Washing
ton freshmen. at Boys Club Of
Washington, $3.50 pm.
Western VS.. Takoma-Silver
Spring High. at Western, $50 pm.
Woodward VS.. st. Adams, at
Woodward. 3:15 pm.
Washington-Lee High vs..
Hyattsville, at Ballston, 3:45 pm.
Rockville VS.. Maryland School
for the Deaf, ut Frederick.
Friends VS.. st. Albans. at Friends
BIS pm.
Thursday.
Eastern Alumni vs.. Roosevelt Alum.
nj, at Roosevelt, 7:45 pm. Roose-
velt Alumni night program feature.)
Friday.
Gonzaga vs.. st. Johns, Ut Con-
zaga, 8 pm.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High VI.
Rockville, at Leland. $3.50 pm.
Oakton High VS.. Herndon High.
at Herndon (boys and girls Fair
fax County League games), 8 pm.
Emerson VS.. Franklin High
School, at Mclean, Va.
st, Albans VS.. Woodberry Forest,
at Orange, Va.
Takoma Silver Spring High vs..
Washington-Lee, at Silver Spring.
Kendall School in Eastern
States tourney for schools for the
deaf, at New York City.
Saturday.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Georgetown
freshmen, at Tech High (prelim-
mary to q. U.-Pitt varsity game).
tbs pm.
Central, Eastern, Western and
other schools in Catholic Uni
versity track meet, at G. u, 8 pm.
sAlexandria vs.. Charlotte Hall,
at Alexandria.
Episcopal VS.. st. Christopher, at
Richmond.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
EPISCOPAL IN TRIUMPH
Gets 10 Points in Last Period to
Beat Augusta M. A.

UNIVERSITY, Va, February IT.
Rallying resolutely In the final quar-
ter to score 10 points against only 5
for the Augusta Military Academy
quint, Episcopal High basketers of Al
exandria triumphed here today, 37-29.
Woodruff and Watson, with "a and
IL points, were the siege guns In the
offense Of the winners, who trailed,
1924, as the last quarter opened. VAL
entine counted IL points for Augusta.
C1Yy,er7oo q rvs
Evening star., 1934-02-18

A ball season in sight, games
wv In the various leagues Of
the city this week take on
added importance. Sew
eral Of the matches carded are cer-
tain to 60 far toward settling cham
pionships. The program has been
curtailed somewhat by the postpone
ment of some Of the tits scheduled
for Washington's birthday, and with
drawal Of the A. A. A. team has elm
mated two other games.
Outstanding on the schedule In the
major section Of the big Community
Center League Is the Trinity Mount
Vernon game Tuesday night at 8
o'clock on the Eastern High court.
Both teams are very much In the
battle for second half honors. and
the right to meet the Saranacs. who
have formally been declared first-half
champions. for the loop pennant.
In the minor loop, Twin Oaks and
Swami Service, leaders In the pen
nant scramble, face tomorrow night
at 9 O'Clock at Roosevelt.
The weeks Community League
card:
Major Loop.
Tomorrow--At Central. $50, Columbia.
No. 4. VS.. Heurichs; Roosevelt. 8. Stewarts
VS.. Mount Vernon.
Tuesday-A Eastern. g, Trinity vs.
Mount vernon; Roosevelt. 8. Heurichs vs..
Bureau Of Investigation; Central. $50,
Saranacs VS.. CONGRESS Heights.
Wednesday-At Central, 9:30. Mount
Vernon vs.. ConEress Heishts.
Minor Loop.
Tomorrow-At Roosevelt. z, Fiyine
Eagles VS.. Cardinals; Roosevelt, 9. Swami
Service VS.. Twin Oaks.
Tuesday-At Central, $40. Calvary
brakes VS.. Miller Furniture; Langley. 9.
Sigma Alpha Kappa VS.. Twin Oaks; East
ern, Q. katzman Tailors vs. Wisconsin
Motors.
vs. Cardinals: Roosevelt, Q. Twin Oaks vs..
Potomac Electric Power Co.; Central $50.
Katzman Tailors vs. Sisma Alpha Kappa;
Eastern. 9, Sanitary Employees vs.. Miller
Furniture.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
I'M" Club Dinner Seems Sure
To Set Mark for Attendance
YITH responses to the invita-
tions coming In steadily,
Maj. Lindsay Sylvester,
president Of the IN" Club


Of the University Of MARY
land, Is confident that the Midwinter
dinner to be held In the university
dining hall ct College Park next We'd
nesday evening ct $50 will be the
largest attended in the history Of the
organization.
While the affair Is being given un-
der the auspices Of the M" Club. all
alumni, coed and male, are invited
to be present, and many Of the old
grads viii come from distant points.
It Is planned to make the event .
lively one, with the only address, BY
Mai. Ralph Sasse, former West Point
grid coach, to be short and sweet"
entertainment win take up the other
time ct the dinner and al those pres
ent viii be guests ct the basket ball
game between Johns Hopkins and
Maryland that win begin at Q O'Clock
In Ritchie Coliseum.
George Findlay (Rosy) Pollock,
alumni secretary. whose ONCE Is ct
College Park, Is recording the list Of
acceptauces. He reports unusual i1a-
terest.
Varsity foot ban letters for those
winning thsm lhst rAn wih b 30
Evening star., 1934-02-18
How They Line Up.

EDDIE JOHNSON, a son Of WASH
r. ington's diamond idol, Walter
johnson. will appear at center
for the Montgomery contenders. He
will be fianked by Ray Brown and
Bob Harris as forwards and Connie
Roger and Tom Finlayson as guards.
Roger Is the only senior class member
on the team.
Tom Lodge, who played center un-
til hurt recently in game with Tech
High, will get into action at the
pivot post II he RECEIVERS in time, but
Kupka holds little hope for his re-
turn. "Snooks" Bowman, Louis Io-
zupone, woodrow Putnam and
Shorty" Musgrove are Kupka's most
reliable reserves.
Evening star., 1934-02-18

Here's the card Tor the Boys Club
League:
s5-POUND CLAss-Monday. 4. B.. c.
Easles vs.. GEORGETOWN 3. G.; Wednesday,
ioo-fouSp CLASS Tuesday. 4.
GEORGETOWN B. c. vs. B. C. Americans;
Merriek b. g. B
ii5-fOUND CLAss-Tuesday, e:45.
n.n Assoeiation: vs. rs Pesom.e
VI. B. G. Cardinais; S:45, Savoy Theater
VS.. Clark Grtfhths: Thursday, 1880. South
east business Mems Association vs. Brook
land A. c.; 8. B, c. Mercurys VS.. B. G.
Cardinals; 3:45. Savoy Theater vs.. Brook
land A. C.; Saturday. 1880. Southeast
Business Mems Association VS.. Potomac
b. c.: 3:45, Southeast Business Mems As
ISOLATION VS.. Savoy Theater.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
YOUNG bASKETERS
RESUME TOURNEY
Boys Club of Washington
Strives to Catch Up
With Friendship.

w YrTH the first week Of
w friendship House and
Boys Club of WASH
ington remain the only unde-
feated teams in The Stars bas-
ket ball tournament for the
Boys Club championship Of the
city. Eight teams are engaged.
Friendship, which holds the A. A.
U. 13o-pound District title. has won
three games and Boys Club Of WASH
ington two. Tomorrow night the lat
ter will have an opportunity to catch
up when it meets Mount Rainier B. c.
Georgetown B. c., which has lost
two tough games, will attempt to dent
the win column In a contest with
Merrick. Takoma B. G. will meet
Northeast 3. G,
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Summary
-
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CENTRALIA, ILL.,, February II.
~ -Heckling, booins. Bronx
cheers and general rowdy-
ism have become serious problems
at Southern Illinois basket BAN
games and the Illinois High School
Athletic Association wants to do
something about It.
n. v. Porter, m ofacer Of the
association, today said referees Of
all games were required to submit
reports on the behavior Of spec
tators.
Fans In this section take their
basket ball seriously. Tho rooters
became 20 rahid at . recent game
Evening star., 1934-02-18
ROLLER TEAMS WAR
REOPENING TONIGHT
Silver Flashes and Baltimore Pi.
rates Meet Again on Rink
at Silver Spring.

YTOCKEY warfare between the
i i Silver Flashes and Baltimore
Pirates VIII be renewed to-
night when the roller skating COM
binations oppose In the Silver Spring
Armory rink at Q O'Clock.
Regarded as one Of the cleverest
teams in the Tri-Ssate Hockey League.
the Pirates were defeated, to 5, by
the locals last week end and the
Monumental City Is determined to
get revenge.
Harry and Billy whiting, two for
mer Boston pro players. again will be
seen In the Flashes lineup.
Probable une-tIus.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
COURT CONTEST OFF.

The basket ball game scheduled yes
terday between the Emerson Institute
and Gettysburg Academy quints In
the Boys Club Of Washington gymna-
dum was postponed until February 26.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
"LIGHTn CUNTS PLAY.

Takoma Boys Club l35-pound
basketers meet the Mart quint, which
claims Baltimore's 135-pound title,
fhis afternoon ut . O'Clock In the
Gakosna IRE house.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Summary:
BOXING MEET CANCELLED.

BLACKSBURG, Va, February II
R.-The boxing meet between vir-
giaia Tech and North Carolina State,
scheduled at Raleigh, was Cancelled
because Of injuries to members Of the
Tech sulIad.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
MODEST MENTOR
L0SESH|S CALM
Kupka Predicts Triumph for
LeIanders In Evening
Star PIay.0ff.

TIME basket ball champion
ship of the Washington
metropolitan district will
\ be borne back to Mont
gomery County by the Be-
thesda Chevy Chase High
School quint when the timers
gun signals the close of The
Stars second annual play-off
series at Tech High gym next
Friday night, in the opinion of
Anthony Kupka, coach Of the
Leland five.
The prediction came as q startling
forecast from the usually quiet and
reserved mentor, but Kupka is ex-
tremely confident his charges will
sweep through their field of WASH
ington, Maryland and Virginia rivals
to lift the title and the coveted tro-
ply offered to the tourney winner.
Only Eastern Worries Him.
UPKA fears only Eastern, winner
N of the District public high
championship. but feels that
even Eastern cannot match the Blue
and Colds power If the Leland toss
ers display the brand Of basket ball
they are capable of playing.
Starting out as green and mex
perienced squad. entirely devoid of
veteran material, Kupka's team made
slow progress at the outset Of the
campaign, but improved rapidly as
the season wore on and now stands
out as q serious contender for the
metropolitan area championship.
The team came through the Mont
gumery County titular series unde-
feated and scored six impressive tri-
umphs, closing its successful pursuit
Of the county flag by defeating Da-
mascus with little effort yesterday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Indicated Two Years.

TT WAS the second successive sea
son in which Kupka's team won
the title without defeat and the
third time In four years his teams
have emerged on top Of the Mont
gomery series.
Kupka's squad boasts none Of the
members Of the team which gave
Central tough fight before losing
the final tilt in The Stars tournament
last Winter. but it is made up Of q
speedy aggregation Of youngsters who
have just one ambition In life at
present-to cop the Metropolitan Tro-
phy-and are primed to play in
spired ball.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
ROOSEVELT HIGH BEATEN
Greenbrier Stages Late Rally to
Conquer, "a to 90.

Conquer, "a to 30.
LEWISBURG. w. Va, February IT..
q strong attack in the last
two minutes, Greenbrier Military
School basketers conquered the
Roosevelt High quint Of Washington,
34-29, here tonight.
From the outset 1t was q hard
fought game, with Greenbrier leading,
81. at the end Of the first quarter
and 17-l4 ut the half. The Ruiz
Riders, however. were in the van,
24-20, as the third quarter ended.
The score was tied at 24-all when
Conley scored two floor goals that
signaled the start of Greenbrier's VIC
tory-producing squirt just before the
final gun.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Summary:
LAhigh COY.
ST. ALBANS TRIUMPHS
MCGEE Leads Attack in 20-16
Win Over Baltimore Friends.

With Johnny MCGEE again on a
scoring rampage, st. Adams turned
back the Baltimore Friends basketers,
30 to 18, yesterday on the American
University court. MCGEE banged the
hoop for IL points.
The Cathedral school team was in
front, Is to II, at the intermission
and gradually widened its lead In the
late stages.
Summary.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Totals IA 4 80
SCOUTS WIN ON COURT.

Basketers Of Boy Scout Troop 81
Of Chevy Chase. D. O., valloped Troop
2l1 Of Bethesda, - to II. on the
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
court.
Summary:
Tpansa ~ fAoN Tpao0 4ff ffzl
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Contests Hard Fought.

A IL Of the games are being played
n at the Boys Club of Washing
ton. Third and c streets north
west. admission free. Most Of the
contests have been spirited, with
Friendship House and Boys Club of
Washington showing the strongest
punch.
Tomorrow nights schedule follows:
7 o'clock-Boys' Club Of Washington
vs.. Mount Rainier; 8. Takoma B. G.
VS.. Northeast B. c.; 8, Georgetown
B. c. VS.. Merrick.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
1oo-PoUNDERs vIcToRs.

Y. NJ. G. A. 100-pound basketers
drubbed the Boys Club Of Washing
ton quint Of that class, 20 to "a, yes
terday at Central Y.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
.TAKSIL FIVE WINNER
Scores Over Charlotte. Hall on
Own Floor, 90 to 90.

Takoma- Silver Spring High School,
playing on its own court, defeated
Charlotte Hall Military Academy, 20
to %, at basket ball yesterday.
The home team enjoyed q 16-to-10
advantage at hall time.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
"Y" EAGLES IN FRONT.

Y. M. @. A. Eagles, l3o-pounders,
yesterday conquered the United
Brethren team Of that weight, 36 to
"a, on the basket ball court at the
Central Y. M. G. A.
Summary:
y E.vies fae, Unit Rreth faA).