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Evening star., 1935-06-15
Pitchers Members of Nationals Slab Staff Are Proving Great Batte
MARKEY RALLIES
TOCONQUERLYNCH.
Will Face Winner of Mitch
eII-Shore Match for City
Tennis Championship.
BY BILL DISMER.

~ UD MARKEY, of Notre Dame,
* must have heard the Irish
1 Victory" march yesterday.
No one else at the Rock
Greek Tennis Courts heard 1t, but
somewhere in Markey's brain there
must have come the strains Of that
glorious old tune of his alma mater,
which entrested its sons to fight on"
And Markey must have remembered
that its starring tune seldom failed
to arouse athletes of the green from
the throes of defeat and start them
on the road to victory.
FoS that is what Markey was forced
to do yesterday to earn the right to
play for the City of Washington ten
mis- championship tomorrow afternoon
when he will meet either Dooly
Mitchell or Frank Shore, depending
upon which of those emerges victori-
Gus in the next to last match Of the
singles tournament yesterday.
1t was Hugh Lynch, an ex-Prince-
ton star and seeded just below Mar
KEY, who started out as if he were
to spring another upset and eliminate
the No. S player from the tourna-
ment.
For after the first game in the
first set of their three-set match yes
terday, which Markey won, Lynch
quickly tied the score and went ahead
in the third game, never to be headed
for the rest Of the set.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
LOOP LISTS pLAY.oFF.

Vic Gauzza, president Of the. De-
partmental Base Ball League. has an
nounced the dates for play -offs Of six
postponed games. The tie game be-
tween q. p. o. and p. W. A. win
not be replayed unless the result
would bear on the championship. The
list:
June Is, p. W. A. vs. Agriculture;
40, @. P. o. VS.. Agriculture; 81. @.
p. o. w. Union Printers; "a. Union
Printers vs.. Agriculture; 25, Union
Printers vs.. q. p. O.; a, P. w. A.
VI. q. p. @.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Homer Standing

By the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-Werber, Red
Sox, q; Miller, Red Sox, /; Myer, Sen
ators, /: Linke, Senators, i; Simmons,
White Sox, /; Hayes, White Sox, /;
Salveson, White Sox, /; Fox, Tigers, L;
Coleman. Browns, 1; Berger, Braves, 1;
Campbell, Reds, /.
The leaders-Johnson Athletics, Is;
Greenberg, Tigers, IA: OFT, Giants, IL:
Bonura, White Sox, IL: Moore. Giants,
IL.
League totals-American, ass; Ma
tional, 229; total, ass.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
MOODY'S CONQUEROR
LOSER AT KENT NETS
Dorothy Round, England's No. !,
Drubs Katherine Stammers
in Straight Sets.

BY the Associated Press.
7 ONDON, June 15.-Dorothy Round,
- England's top-ranking tennis
player, overwhelmed Katherine Stam-
mers, conqueror yesterday Of Helen
Wills Moody. to win the Kent cham
pionship today.
Miss Round disposed of her left
handed rival, 80. 60.
Miss Stammers, holder Of the Brit
ish hard-court title, obviously had
shot her bolt in her sensational 60.
Ga triumph over Mrs. Moody yes
terday.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Official Score
Totals as II 3316 Totals 81 20 33 1s
'Batted for Bolton In ninth.
tBatted for Bean in ninth.
iran for Marush in ninth.
Stated for SalveSon in sixth.
pRatted for WYATT In eleventh

gTss,shinstOn ..'.. SS5II S9oS SdiS SiS SS-1s SSSS1s
PoEEelIl e.; Schultz t2 Bolton R;,s Esesm99p9d' 99d
HOPKINS Dykes Haas Bonura Tgl: Sim
mons, Haves, Sewell. Salyeson.. Errors-
Hopkins Applins. Runs batted in-Myer
L3l, Bluese, Stone Travis l2): Schultz,
Haas 6! RonuTa. Simmons q: Applina,
BlLeGe. Powell Bolton. Kuhe1, Radeliff.
EssS t2). Bonurs Three-base hits--Rus-
sell Travis. Home runs--Myer. 1inke.
Sirnmons. Hayes, Salveson. Double plays
Travis TO Myer: Bluege to Myer; Applins
TO Bonurs; Piet to Appling to Ronura. Left
on bases-Washington 10: Chicago. IL;
First base on balls-Of Russell. ]; OF
Bean, .: of Linke, .; off Fischer. 9; of
struck ,out--By, Russell. j; BY Linke. !:
RutseH seffnft II ass1n' fnness; ai Beans Ga II
Fischer, 3 in. inning (none out in sec
ond); OF SalVeson, 2 in innings; of
Tietje. 8 in. 2 innings; Of Wyatt. 4 In 3
innings Wild pitchEsWystt; BalkMSal-
--Lnke. Losing pitcher-Wyatt. Cm-
pires-Messrs. Moriarty and Owens. Time
-o:15.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
PRATT NAVY LEADER
Midshipmen Elect D. G. Boy to
Base Ball Captaincy.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 15.-Dick
Pratt, District MILDLY. who is one of
the outstanding athletes of the next
graduating class at the Naval Acsd-
emy, has been named as captain Of
the base ball nine for the coming
season. Pratt has been a regular
on the nine and eleven for the last
two seasons.
Pratt played second base last year
and up to the middle Of the season
Just closed, when he was shifted TO
third, where he played a bang-up
game. He has also been Q regular
back on the eleven for the past two
seasons and is a hard, reliable player.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Helen Jacobs and
Sarah Palfrey won opening singles
matches Of Wightman Cup series with
England. Cardinals traded George
Davis to Phillies for Chick Fullis.
Three years ago-EllsYorth Vines
lost to Harry Hopman. Australian.
0-6, So, 6-3, in London tennis
championship.
Five years ago-Navy crew defeated
California and Princeton on Lake
Carnegie, Princeton. Browns traded
Manush and Crowder, to Washington,
for Cosltn
Evening star., 1935-06-15
ROGERS HEIGHTS VICTOR
Tops Carr Bros. & Boswell Team
at Horseshoe Pitching,

Handicapped by the absence Of Lee
Fleshman, Maryland State champion,
and Joe Merryman, former State title
holder, the Carr Bros. & Boswell
Horseshoe Club of Hyattsville dropped
q 5-to-4 decision to the Rogers Heights
trio on the Brentwood, Md, courts.
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-06-15
PENNINGTON BIRD WINS

A bird from the Pennington Loft
was home first in special race from
Alfalfa, Ala, conducted by the Ma
tional Capital Racing Pigeon Con-
course. More than 100 birds from Is
lofts competed in the race, an airline
distance of 800 miles.
Following Is the speed In yards per
minute of the first return to each loft,
the first three being diploma winners:
1 .i49 90; Hiie. 1.125.05; Woodside Loft,
,0S4.02; Turowski. 1.O1712; Dismer
McGann. 1869 40; Mathews, l,90554,52;
sterzer, i,022.7f; Linthicum. :. 1,012 go;
Gorely 76S.10; Tower View Lofts. second
day report two lofts. no report.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
RUN UP CRICKET LEAD.

NOTTINGHAM, England June Is
R.-England's batsmen piled up 118
runs with the loss of only one wicket
in the opening cricket test match
against South Africa today when play
was adjourned for lurch.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
CHESS FOR WOMEN.

1t will be ladies' night next wednes-
day at the Capital City Chess Club,
916 Sixteenth street. All woman
chess players are cordially invited to
ttend
Evening star., 1935-06-15
PLAY FRENCH CUP FINAL
Mrs. Keefer, Mrs. Reed Contest
on Chevy Chase Links.

on Chevy Chase Links.
Mrs. Frank r. Keefer was to face
Mrs. e. L. Reed on the Chevy Chase
links today in the final round of the
annual tournament held by the women
Of the club for the French High Com
mission Cup, first Wed for In 1919.
Mrs. Reed defeated Mrs. Y. e.
Booker, and Mrs. Keefer upset Mrs.
Harrison Brand, 2 and /, after IS
holes.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Diamond Dust

With nine teams competing for the
title, the Boys Club Insect League will
get under way next Friday morning
at ii o'clock. Club managers are re-
uuested to report for a meeting at the
Boys Club at 8 pm. Monday.
The Bethesda Midgets, who have q
diamond, want q game for tomorrow.
Call Wisconsin 4878.
N. r. A. will face Investigation
Wednesday in the opening game Of
the second half Of the United States
Government League, and the Blue
Eagles will follow it up by meeting
District Of Columbia Repair Shop
Thursday. Tomorrow N. r. A. will
travel to Annapolis TO tangle with the
strong Annapolis A. G. at 2:30 o'clock.
z. w. A. diamonders will travel
to Fredericksburg, Va, tomorrow to
meet the Elks at o'clock. Joe
Sullivan, former Eastern High School
hurler, will take the mound for
e. w. A.
Bob Newell, formerly connected with
the Mount Rainier Grsys, Is anxious
to hook up with fast unlimited
club as an outfielder or first base
man. Phone Greenwood 1895.
Results:
League.
Navy, IS; Civil Service, FederaD.
American Security, Is: Munsey
Trust, 4 (Bankers).
N. r. A. Juniors, S; e. w. A., 3
Government A. A..
Sanitary Grocery, s; Gordon's Cafe
terra, 2 UndustriaD.
@. P. o., s: Treasury, 4 (Colored
DepartmentaD.
Independent.
Bethesda Bears, o; Woodmont, 0.
st. Elizabeth's, 8; Thompson's
Dairy, z.
shipping Board, !; Il. D. Leary, ..
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Coppola Starts Larruping.

THE last time one of the boys who
i gets paid for pitching played his
role to perfection was in Washington
when Henry Coppola hurled shut
out ball game. He also started the
Nationals on their way to a 3-to-O
victory with his bat.
Naturally, Skipper Harris accepted
the pitching as something the kid
had in him all the time. The batting
he put down as something that just
happened.
1t wasn't until the recent Philadel-
phia series in Washington that Bucky
began to get suspicious. Belve Bean
didn't produce much pitching in the
first of those tilts. but he doubled
and walked in his only trips to the
plate, driving across run. Then
Leon Petit. who relieved him, fol-
lowed suit by singing and strolline
In two trips, batting across another
run in an 11-to-6 victory.
Jack Russell gave Bucky cause for
more suspicion a couple of days later
in the same series. The Texan, be-
fore he was driven from the box, went
to the dish three times. hit triple
batted in two runs and scored another
himself in a 5-to-4 triumph.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AGRICULTURE IS BEATEN.

Machine Tabulations defeated Agri-
culture, 80, to take first-haf honors
In the Government. Soft Ball League.
Marks held the Aggies to seven bin
giles.
Gallinger Playground won over Y.
M. @. A., 1913, and Sports Center
routed west Station, Washington Gas
Light Co., 24-l. In Playground Soft
Bah League contests. -
Evening star., 1935-06-15
TREASURY IN NET LEAD
Beats s, & E. Team to Go Ahead
In Departmental League.

Treasury Department racketers are
sitting on top In the Departmental
Tennis League as a result Of their
Al victory over Securities and Ex-
change Commission netmen.
p. w. A. nosed out Patent Once,
SO, and Farm Credit blanked the
Veterans Bureau, SO, in other
matches, Summaries:
Evening star., 1935-06-15
CORPS FREELY HIT
IS HITTING FREELY
Home Run by Linke Decides
Chisox Game in Which
Russell Also SIugs.
BY FRANCIS Z. STAN,
STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

ut. LOUIS, June 15.-The thought
- is Just occurring to Mr.. Bucky
~ Harris these days that he has
lot of wolves in Sleeps cloth
ing on his Washington ball club.
Not that some of the boys are
wolfsh in the strict sense of the word.
Only Bucky is strongly suspecting that
the pitching staff Clark Griffith hand
ed him at the start of the campaign
isn't a pitching staff at all.
It's a gang of fence-busters.
The realization began to dawn upon
Mr.. Harris some time ago. He was
loath to believe it at first, preferring
to look upon his pitchers as such.
Now he is almost sure of mistake in
identity. His pitchers can't pitch-at
least they're not doing it these days
but they are punching that apple.
Which is all very well with Mr..
Harris. Only he would like to know,
where are the pitchers?
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Mitchell Faces Shore.

aC0
TODAY at 2 o'clock Dooly Mitchell
= was to face Frank Shore, with the
former conceded a slight edge in the
unoficial consensus. The winner will
face Markey tomorrow.
Attracting almost as much atten-
ton as Markey's victory was the con-
tinuation of the Congressional sensa-
tion, Representative Hamilton Fish,
and his nephew, Bill Breese. The
Fish Breese team early yesterday
morning completed their unfinished
match with Spriggs and Stocklinski,
resuming play with the score tied,
S-8, and winning the first two games
upon resumption of activities to ad-
vance to the quarter-finals.
The final game of that match too,
was typical Of the uphill fight the
tournaments surprise team has waged.
With Bill Breese serving, he and Fish
surrendered the first three points of
the eighteenth game, but with the
score at love-40, rallied in three points
to tie the score and won the match
when Stocklinski failed to return
Breese's service within the court limits.
Over in the junior tournament, the
Ritzenberg family is going to gain q
championship. The clinching Of the
championship for the Ritzenbergs was
accomplished yesterday when both
Matte and Allie won their semi-final
matches and will meet each other in
the final match. Matte defeated one
of the tournament favorites. Harry
March 2-6, Ga, 81, while Brother
Allie disposed Of Charming In straight
sets, 6-3, ga.
Finals in that tournament as well as
the boys classes will be played tomor-
row. If Dooley Mitchell wins his
semi-fnal singles match today, the
finals of the unlimited doubles will not
be played until week from tomorrow
as he Is slated to play on one of the
doubles team of the tournament and
officials decided against asking the
former champ to play two final
matches in one day.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Markey Stages Rally.

THAT first set ended with Lynch on
the long end of GA score and
close observers and those seated on
the slopes of the reservoir started to
wag their heads as they visoned the
defeat OF another favorite. Lynch
was repeatedly tempting Markey to
the net and then passing him with
well-timed placements and after the
score had progressed to A, he
quickly ran out the next two games
for the first blood of the match.
1t was then, perhaps. that Markey
heard the "fight!" Of his Alma Man,
my. Just as suddenly and as quickly
as the Old Rockne teams used to do,
the ex-Notre Dame star began to rally
and to bat balls all over the court
and in the next 20 minutes he won
six straight games for a love victory
to tie the match.
locked. there was no stopping Bud.
After Lynch took the first game of
the final set on his own service,
Markey ran away with three straight
games, reversing the tactics of the
first set by sucking his opponent out
of position and then banging the ball
to the vacated part of his foes court.
But it wasn't only trickery that
brought victory TO the determined
winner
Markey was laying for the lazy lobs
Of Lynch, which that worthy SEEM
ingly didn't learn to quit using, for
they were repeatedly converted into
smash placements by his enemy. And
many times Markey displayed tennis
of the sensational brand. making
startling backhand recoveries, which
drew forth applause from those at
tracted to the scene.
With the score 5-3, Markey broke
through Lynch's service to take three
straight points in the final game, and
after Lynch interrupted this by
snatching one point, the match found
a typical ending when Markey smashed
a return deep into the opposite court.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Pounded Russell Pounds.

HELPING the Nationals gain an
s-to-0 lead, Russell produced a
second-inning single good for two
runs and then crossed the plate him.
self. In the seventh, after the Sox
had pulled up to 10 to S, Jack blasted
q triple and scored again.
On the mound he gave the impress
sion that he should spend the rest
of his base ball days at bat. Chicago
hits whistled so merrily that in the
eighth, with the score II to 6, Bucky
decided there was a mistake in iden-
tity. So Bean went in and created
more doubts In Harris mind by walk
ing Haas to fill the bases, franking
Bonura to force across a run, and
pitching home run to Aloysius Sim
mons. That tied the score.
Ed Linke was next on the slab.
Fatso constantly was in hot water,
but he managed to hold the Sox
scoreless and then in the eleventh
frame he convinced Harris that all
this time he was laboring under the
wrong impression.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
p. W. A.-Patens once.

t.ss.s peefsT snd sd WSoa s scott
and sehnidt e. ". .A2 defeated Fowler
and Gibbs SP. ". Al defeated Parker and
Moncure. eE1, Ga: Bradley and Muir:
dock q. W; a. defeated ResIdon and
IPatenO defeated Padsest and Nunes.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Treasury-Seeurities.

- CLARK and Nolan tT1 detsated das Eiekend5 nd
Stookey. s-l0, 6-2, 6-2; Ford and
Simmons (T) defeated Ballineer and Nefi.
60. -6. 6--1: Chambers and May CD
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Linke's Homer Decides.

TT STILL was 1l-11 when Linke
waddled to the plate and lashed
out the longest home run seen in
Comiskey Park this season. 1t went
into the distant center field stands
and drove in three more runs, break
ing up the ball game. Two more
tallies were forthcoming to make the
Anal count 16 to II, but they were
incidental.
Yes, Bucky's sluggers In pitchers
clothing are doing very well. But
what Harris wants to know is:
Where are the pitchers? Twenty
hits. Whew!
Evening star., 1935-06-15
Farm Credit Veterans Bureau.

Fox and Mcconnell tF. O. defeated
Atwood (F. c. defeated johnson ano
Hsger. 6-1. %: Bradbury and Poretsky
s-3. "a; Learmouth and Brownell IF.
c. defeated Kelly and Sodolsky. 1-6,
6-2, -; Sommers and Crovl n. c.
defeated Daniels and Abel 6-3, 6-3,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-24

City Hi-Brus to a three-game vic
tory over the Russell Cafeterias.
The Falls City aggregation totaled
3031 on games of 1916, 1921 and 964.
The Gregory & Appel team in it's
double victory over the Wonder
Bars, pa 5sed the 5000 mark, games
of 1927, 938 and 1850, netting them
3OO5. Joe Fulton pounded out a
681 for the winners. Don McNew
had 632, and Bill Brunot a 613. The
Wonder Bars had Fred Schleimer at
628 and Stubbie Matthews with 626
as their leading pin spillers.
Bud Schoch connected for a CSC
and, aided by GLIB from Al Shon-
ecker. boosted the Rose Tire team
to triple victory over the opposing
Miller Tires. oscar Behrens led the
scoring for the losers, getting 625.
Chamber Gas Ranges also emerged
victorious in an three games of their
series with the Hitzelberger Chicken
Dinners. Ivan wager posted the only
the winning team. The Fox Jail House
team won twice over the Marmon-Herring-
tons Eddie HOrnberger getting Sol for the
winners and Milt Wimberly a 624 for the
losers. The Marmons won their game on
a 1902 score.
Hare Chevrolets. with Frank Liebtag at
62l Frank Hare at SIG and Ivan HOltz
at Coz took a double win over the Coca
COlas. who had as their leading individual
Frank Black. with COL. The Coke"
passed the 1000 mark in two of their
games getting 1909 and 1910.
The % totals over 600 in last nights
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-24

St. JOSephS at Rensselaer, IN non
Wabash is tied for second place
in the conference with three VIC
tories and one defeat. Earlham has
won one of four league games.
Taylor will play at Huntington in
a league game and Concordia OF
FIT. Wayne will meet the Kokomo
Junior College team at Kokomo to-
morrow night.
Butler University, CO Ference
leader, will seek its sixth straight
league victory when it meets IN
diana State here Saturday night.
The Sycamores have lost two of
four conference contests.
Notre Dame, the only member Of
Indiana's Big Three scheduled, will
play Chicago a. Notre Dame. Pur-
due and indiana will not resume
their campaigns until after ex-
aminations.
Indiana Central will seek to
avenge a loss suffered recently at
the hands of Ball State when the
teams meet at Muncie, Saturday
night.
Evansville will play Wabash at
Charlottesville and Manchester will
entertain Franklin in other confer
ence games scheduled for Saturday
night.
Giffin CO.. College will play at
Anderson and River Forest will meet
Concordia at FIT. Wayne in other
games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-24
16 Teams Await
Action in Finals
of Wabash Valley
Lyons Quintet Is Favorite in
Annual Tourney.
BIZ Tritcd Presa

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. "a
With Lyons the favorite, is sec
tional winners in the goth annual
Wabash Valley basketball tourna-
ment will meet in the first round of
the finals here tomorrow.
Lyons boasts a pre-tourney rec
ord Of IS victories ad one defeat.
The setback came at the hands of
unbeaten Michigan City. The Lyons
team averages 6 feet inch in
height and is led by Frey and Leav-
lit.
Digger, defending champion and
conqueror of the favored Sullivan
team in the sectional, is rated a
strong dark horse"
Switz City is included among the
finalistS for the sixth time in seven
years, and is feared because of its
18-to-16 overtime victory over Lin
ton in the preliminaries.
First round pairingS:
Swift City VS.. oaktown.
Honey Creek VS.. Marshall m.l.
Marshall Und.l VS.. Digger.
Gibault (Vincennes) VS.. Lyons.
Spencer VS.. Garfield tTerre Haute).
Cloverdale vs.. GraySville.
Clay City VS.. Clinton.
st. Francisville (nl0 VS.. Rosedale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-24
Chicago Next
Cage Foe for
Irish Meters
N. D. Has Back to Wall in
Trying to Equal Past
Records.
By Times Special

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. "a
Chicago, led by Bill HARLOW, star
forward, will face Notre Dame here
Saturday night.
The Maroon star joined the team
only recently after making up some
studies in which he was delinquent.
In his last two games he has scored
"a points, an average of IT points a
game. He scored % Of Chicago's
80 points against Minnesota Satur-
day night, and counted II of the
Maroons' 81 points against Ohio
State Monday.
Notre Dame is not quite up to its
usual standard, although the Irish
have shown flashes of brilliance in
recent games, defeating Butler, 80
to %; Marquette, % to 20; and De-
troit, Al to %, in thrillers.
Having completed the first half of
the season with seven victories and
four defeats, Coach George Keogan
must face the rest of his schedule
with the task of winning 10 out of
IL games or seeing his all-time per-
centage of .765 take a drop. If he
wins 9 out of II, his mark for the
year will be .727.
The Irish still face action against
Chicago, Ohio State, Washington U.
of st. Louis, Illinois, Northwestern,
Pittsburgh, Butler, Marquette, Min
nesota, Temple and Xavier. The
Washington u, Pittsburgh and Min
nesota games will be at home.
Northwestern, Pittsburgh and Min
nesota already hold decisions over
Notre Dame, all by less than five
points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-24
Local 'Y' Swimming
Squad Takes Meet

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 24.-An
evenly-balanced indianapolis Y. M.
G. A. swimming team defeated De
Paw University in a dual swimming
meet in the Tigers pool last night,
46 to %.
Kevrosky, De PAW star, placed
first in the 60 and 100-yard free
style events. Howard Krick won
the 150-yard backstroke for the Wis
itors.
Other indianapolis "Y'' SWIM
mers winning races we're: j. Bark
haus, 2O0-yard breast stroke; D.
Barkhaus, 440-yard free style, and
Ehle, 220yard free style.
The Indianapolis team, coached
by jim Clark, won the 40O-yard free
style relay, while De Paw won
the 30O-yard medley relay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-24
State A. A. u. Net
Finals Date Is Set
By United Press

Bu United Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan. 24.-The
winners OF eight sectional A A. U.
basketball tournaments will COM
pete for the state championship
here on March 9 and 10. The win
ner will play in the national A. A. U.
tournament at Denver. Colo, one
week later. The sectional meets
will be run of during the week Of
Feb. Is.
The state tournament will be
handled by the Studebaker Athletic
Association which also will conduct
enc Of the eight sectionals. Each
team that reaches the state meet
will receive SIS toward defraying
expenses. The state championship
team will be given 500 toward de-
frayIng expenses to the national
tournament at Denver.
Noble Rhoutsong of the Stude-
baker Athletic Association is tour
nament manager.