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Evening star., 1935-03-09
Euenness Of Card, Terp Ring
Forces Is Sho,vn by Figures

Virginia Tech and loss to Duke, one
of the best teams in the Southern
Conference. Maryland, however, has
lost two undefeated battlers. Ivan
Nedomatsky and Lyman McAboy.
through injuries. Without this pair
it is doubtful if the Old Liners record
would have been better than Catholic
University's.
Both teams were to taper of their
training preparation today, with
Coach Eddie La Fond Of Catholic
University certain of his lineup and
Coach Jack Harmony apparently as
undecided as ever. Since the loss of
Nedomatsky and McAboy the Mary
land coach has been having his
troubles.
There is possibility that Al Far
rell, heavyweight, will be in shape to
box for Maryland. Farrell has been
out since the Virginia match, with a
bad nose, but the schnozzle has
healed and, II he proves in shape,
may be Harmony's selection. Should
Farrell fight, this would mean that
Johnny Gormley would be moved
down to the light-heavyweight class
and Capt. Stewart McCaw would
drop to the 165-pound class. The rest
of the team probably will be composed
Of Jimmy Young, lis pounds: Tom
Birmingham. 1875; Dick Babcock, 1885;
Walter Webb. las, and Mike Lom-
bardo, 155.
Catholic University is expected to
Rv,A f1i1A
pounds; Angelo Restaino, 1875; Capt.
Eddie Thibodeau, 1856: Carmen La
Sale, 145; Tom Oliver, 155; Pete
Dranginis, 1865; Francis Fleming, ITS,
and George Orth, heavyweight.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
TRIPLE TIE LOOMS
FOR BIG TEN TITLE
Purdue Basketers Must Win
From Wildcats Tonight
to Share H0nors.

VANSTON, ILL.,, March 9 tR.-
~ Northwestern's Wildcats.
team of in-and-outers, tonight
will attempt to aid the bas-
ket ball causes of Wisconsin. Illinois
and Chicago's Bill Haarlow when they
wind up their Big Ten campaign
against the Purdue Boilermakers.
If the Wildcats defeat Purdue-and
they might score that upset-they
will get more than the usual three
cheers from Illinois and Wisconsin, as
the victory would give the Illini and
Badgers half shares of the conference
title. Victory for Purdue would give
the Boilermakers a third OF the title
with its two championship rivals with
a record Of nine won and three lost.
The lift to Haarlow can be supplied
II the Northwestern guards hold Bob
Kessler. star Purdue forward. to nine
or less points Kessler needs 10 points
to tie and II points to beat the Chi
cago ace out Of the individual scor-
ing championship Haarlow ended
his campaign with a total of l56
points in II games, as against 146 by
Kessler in II contests.
Indiana and Minnesota will meet
at Minneapolis in the other closing
game Of the championship season.
Victory for Indiana would give the
Hoosiers a tie with Ohio State-and
with Purdue if the Boilermakers
should lose tonight-for third or
fourth place. Minnesota needed the
victory to finish with an even 500
percentage.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Joe Louis, 200,
Detroit, stopped Donald Barry, 1872,
washington go; Frank Connolly, 224,
Fresno, knocked out Jack Petric, 2lO,
Mountain View. Calf. (2): Eddie
Houghton, 1877. New York, outpointed
Bob Fraser, 1856, Seattle %; Cliff
Dalen, 176, Duluth, and Al Rovay,
1913, San Jose, Calf, drew %.
MIAMI.-Buck Everett, 1873, Gary,
Ind, and Tony Shucco, 176, Boston,
drew u0); Petey Sarrow, 128, Biz
mingham, Ala, outpointed Frankie
Covelli, 1913, Brooklyn Q0); Frankie
Blair, l48, Camden, N. j.. outpointed
Danny Milillo, 1481z, Cincinnati 90.
SAN DIEGO.-Hank Hankison, 214,
Akron, Ohio, stopped Haskell Howard,
200, Oklahoma (2).
BOSTON-A Mccoy, 169. Boston,
knocked out TAFT Littman. 166, Mil
waukee (D; Jack Mccarthy, 1861
Boston, outpointed Tom Patrick, 1856,
Los Angeles Q0).
HOLLYWOOD. - Tony Morgano,
1870, Philadelphia, and Jimmy Christy,
1891, Chicago, drew.
PHOENIX, Ariz.-Mikey Genaro,
125, New York, outpomted Battling
Chico, 13l, II Paso. Tex. (l0.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
ALEXANDRIA PLAYS
BASKET BALL FINAL
Meets South Norfolk High for
Virginia Glass B Honors.
Conquers Vintor.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March 9.
u -Alexandria. Va, High School
will face South Norfolk High
here today for the Virginia State
class B basket ball championship.
The survivors of yesterdays elimina-
tions, the quints appear well matched,
to judge by the manner in which they
disposed of their opponents. Alexan-
dria outscored Vintor High, SO to 10;
South Norfolk swamped Fincastle, AZ
to %, and Harrisonburg nosed out
South Boston, 80 to "a.
Alexandria drew a bye in the semi
final round, while South Norfolk
handed Harrisonburg a 51-to-25 de-
feat,
Evening star., 1935-03-09
TWO TERPS REMAIN
IN SWIMMING MEET
Maurer and Wood Gain Places in
Conference Finals-Three
Records Are Broken.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
URBAN, N. c., March 9.-TWo
University of Maryland swim
mers remained in the running
today as Dixie's standout tank stars
awaited tonight's finals in the NTH
annual Southern Conference meet.
Maurer of Maryland qualified in the
preliminaries by placing second in the
200-yard breast stroke, while team
mate, Wood; finished third in both the
so and 100 yard dashes.
Only one final event. the 400-yard
relay, was run off yesterday. Washing
ton and Lee holds the lead with
points, Duke is second with 8 and
North Carolina State, with 4 points, is
third.
Three conference records we're shat
tered Daley of Duke swan the 200
yard breast stroke in 1881, surprising
his old record of 2:452, which he set
last year McDavid, w. & L., bettered
by fraction Of a second his 220-yard
free style record made in 1884 The
old record was 1928; the new, 2:291.
Brashier, another w. & L. swimmer,
negotiated the 10O-yard dash in 56.7,
bettering the record of 579 set by Nc
David, his team mate, in 1884.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
COURT RESULTS
South Atlantic Interscholastics.

South Atlantic InterscholaStics.
John Marshall High (Richmond), ,
q; Eastern High washington, D.
c., "a.
Staunton Military Academy, At;
Bethesda Chevy Chase High, SO.
Massanutten Military Academy, 30;
Asheville School, IS.
Tech High (Atlanta), 43; Virginia
Presbyterian, SO.
virginia State 'B" Interscholastics.
Alexandria High, SO; vinton High.
10.
South Norfolk, AZ; Fincastle, %.
Harrisonburg, 80; South Boston, "A.
Tri-State Tournament.
Elon, 81; High Point, 80.
Colleges.
Columbia, 20; Yale, 18.
Navy, A; Duke, 80 (overtime).
Utah State. ~; Greeley State, IS.
Battle Greek, 80; Huntington, 26.
Loyola (Baltimore), 80; Mount st.
Mary's, 30.
Oregon State. 50; Southern Cali
fornia, IS. ..
Varied Sports.
8. Navy, %; Princeton, 26 (gymnas-
tics).
Michigan. So; Northwestern, 26
(swimming).
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Holding Meeting
On nSpring Racing

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Whether
- or not Maryland has Spring
racing depends today on
meeting of operators of the States
major tracks.
The operators who have said
they would not open this Spring
unless the Legislature reduced their
taxes, met to draft an answer to
the States Racing Commissions
ultimatum that they set dates by
March IS.
The general belief was that there
would be Spring racing at Bowie,
Pilmico and Harve de Grace, but
the tracks would not be bound by
the setting of dates.
The commissions warning Of
Thursday that the tracks act
quickly contained a proviso that
the dateA would not be finding
IT conditions do not Justify IT,"
Evening star., 1935-03-09
FAVOR BLACK HELEN
IN FLORIDA WIND.UP
Bradley Horse Quoted at 2 to l
in Derby Field of 13-45.
Day Meet Closes.

BY the Associated Press.
n KIAMI, Fla, March 9.-Thirteen
lVI 3-year-olds, including two from
E. r. Bradleys stable with its
proverbial Derby luck. faces the bar
rier and the mile and an eighth to-
day in the $4,000 Florida Derby.
The thudding feet of Eastern Win
ter racing's finest, drumming out the
finale of Hialeah Parks. highly sue
cessful 45-day 1885 season likely
will be heard by more than 10000
race goers.
Bradley's Black Helen, at 2 to I,
divided early line top favors with
Morpluck, j. H. Louchheim's locally
untried son Of the famous Norwich.
Next choice was Roman Soldier. own
ed by Elwood Sachenmaier, at 4 to I.
Roman Soldier has defeated in pre-
Derby trials most Of the classics hope.
fuls except Black Helen and Morpluck.
two not yet In competition with him.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
D. c. SCHOOLS OUT '.
OF BASKET EVENT.
Eastern Loses to Richmond
Team, Bethesda.Chevy
Chase to Staunton.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
r EXTINCTION. Va, March o.
Hopes smashed, Eastern and
l. Bethesda-C Chevy Chase High
Schools Of washington headed
homeward today while two military
preparatory schools and two high
schools continued battling In the
semi-finals of Washington and Lees
twelfth annual South Atlantic basket
ball tournament here.
John Marshall High of Richmond,
27-to-24 conquerer of Eastern: Staun-
ton Military Academy, which downed
Bethesda Chevy Chase by 47-to-33
score; Tech High of Atlanta and
Massanutten Military Academy are
the survivors. One will be crowned
champion late tonight. Marshall,
meets Massanutten, and Staunton
faces Tech High this afternoon, with
the winners clashing in the final too
night.
Far OF form, Eastern blew q lead
which was gained early in the game
and held until the beginning Of the
fourth period. The champion Of the
Metropolitan District area was out in
front, IS to IL, at half and quickly
increased the edge to It'll, but
thereafter Marshall outplayed the
Eastern quint. When the final period
opened, Marshall was trailing only by
81 to 19, and this slim edge quickly
was wiped out.
Lelanders Put Up Fight.
THE lighter and younger Bethesda
Chevy Chase quint gave Staun-
ton a great battle for more than
half the game, but in the end the more
experienced cadets wore down the
Washington suburbanites. Bethesda
was off to a 1919 lead in the first
quarter and at the half trailed by only
two points, l8 to 20.
Tom Finlayson tied the score, 1920,
at the beginning Of the third quarter,
but after that it was all Staunton.
Lodge was Bethesda's best scorer,
counting II points. while Bliss, with
16, and Wedebrook, with IL, topped
the winners.
Massanutten advanced to the semi
finals by whipping Asheville School
for Boys, 80 to Is, and Tech High of
Atlanta gained the same bracket by
eliminating Virginia Presbyterian of
Danville, 43 to 38.
Summaries;
Evening star., 1935-03-09
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR
TACK JOHNSON and Jess willard
!. are to meet in the ring April 3
ct

TACK JOHNSON and jess Willard
are to meet in the ring April 3
at Havana.
The Nationals had their first
workout yesterday in some time as
the result of improved weather con-
ditions at Charlottesville. Pitcher
Walter johnson has reported at the
camp and says he's tickled TO be
with the team again. Ray Morgan,
second baseman, S showing well
Clyde Milan is figured sure to keep
his outfield job. and Danny Aloeller
also is expected to be able TO hold
his post ~ the garden again, hut
Howard ShankS. some think. may
find it not so easy to keep his job.
Shanks' batting has been rather
light.
Shorty Almon easily was the
leading scorer of the George Wash
ington basket ball team during the
season just closed.
Among the athletes of the Gen.
trail Y. NJ. c. A. taking part in
national Y competition are J. T.
Davis, C. L. Roberts. K. E. Shipley,
j. A. Beute, Allen Thompson, S. A.
Raulins. S. Zirkin, S. Leech, S j.
HilarideS and A. Thompson.
Peck defeated McKendree and
Eastern trimmed Covenant in Sun
day School Basket Ball League
games. Among the stars were Law
ton, Tosh and johnson.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Results Amaze Him.

LIS game didn't improve, in fact
it went from bad to worse and
the flock of kids who come up
to the championship each year began
to slip past him and lick him. He
even failed to qualify, something no
player as good as he is, should miss.
But out in California last month.
he went back to his old principles, the
full, free swing, the big pivot and the
old and time-proven fundamentals
that Fred Mcleod gave him nearly
IS years ago. The results have
amazed even the young man himself
and today he feels optimistic about his
game for the first time in years. IF
I would give advice to any kid
golfer" Roland said today" it would
be to stick to the style and methods
with which he has achieved success.
Monkeying with a good golf swing is
dynamite I have proven it to myself
and I am definitely going back to my
old swing I'm not going to have any
more funny ideas about copying the
swing and style of Armour or any one
else"
Evening star., 1935-03-09
BARRY IS STOPPED
IN THIRD BY LOUIS
Referee Ends Bout After
Washington Boxer Hits
Canvas Four Times.
BY the Associated Press.


CAN FRANCISCO, March o.
- Joe Louis, Detroit's Negro
y heavyweight sensation, today
held a technical knockout vic
tory over Donald (Red) Barry of
Washington, D. c., to his credit in
his advance along the road toward a
hoped-for chance at Champion Max
Baer.
The shuffling young Negro. who
weighed an even 200 pounds to Barrys
1872, brought The 10-round match to
a finish IN the third round here last
night before a crowd that left about
$4,000 at the gate.
Barry's downfall was certain from
the time Louis landed his first blow
until Referee Toby Irwin called a halt
to the one-sided battle.
Two knocido Hns in the second found
and two more crushing tumbles in the
third left Barry helpless before the
Negro's savage rights and lefts.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Roland Took Bad Advice.


TIE Is back in the old free-swing-
n ing groove; he has forgotten his
attempts to emulate the Armour
Sarazen school of golf and has gone
back to his old swing. with results
that are astonishing after watching
the Roland of few years back. One
of the big hitters of the game since
back in 1923, Roland took seriously
the admonitionS of Bernard Darwin.
British golf writer, back in 1925 and
began rearrangjng his swing to meet
the British ideal of the clipped and
compact golf swing. The results were
far from satisfactory, and in the
search for better methods Roland
went far afield, to the point where he
developed style and swing like that
of Tommy Armour, and even went
over TO the Sarazen methods of hitting
the ball.
Darwin wrote in British golf pub
lication back in 1925 that, much as he
admired the length and accuracy Ro-
land got in his visit to England in that
year with the Walker Cup team. he
thought Roland swung back too far
and was too loose at the top of the
swing to carry on with that style.
Young and impressionable, Roland
took the advice seriously and began
monkeying with the swing that
brought him fame and probably would
have won for him the National ANA
teur crown had he continued in his
old groove.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
MIAMI WILL PROBE
QUEER RING VERDICT
Everett Apparently Wins From
Shucco, but Is Handed Draw.
Customers Squawk.
a x1AM1, Fla. March s.-Chairman

n EIAM1. Fla, March s.-Chairman
lN L. M. MacReynolds of the
Miami City Boxing Commission
has ordered a meeting of the ring
body to consider the decision rendered
here last night following l0-round
fight between Buck Everett, l83, OF
Gary, Ind, and Tony Shucco, 176. OF
Boston. Everett appeared an easy
winner but the fight was called
draw.
At Referee Dick Hunters announce
ment of the decision, the crowd of
1000 left its seats in Coral Gables
Coliseum and descended upon the
ring. No one was hurt.
Everett was the constant aggressor,
staggering Shucco several times and
forcing him to hold in the later
rounds.
In a co-feature of last nights card,
Petey Sarron, crack Birmingham,
Ala, featherweight, handily out
pointed frankie (Kid) Covelli OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, in a 10-round bout
It was Sarron's third local victory
within a month.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
away the color and natural
rivalry from the Maryland
Catholic University boxing
meet which will ring down the

meet which will ring down the
college sports curtain next Monday at
the Ritchie Coliseum and there still
would be ample reason why the battle
is the outstanding intercollegiate
ring affair ever slated for Washing
ton fans.
Two great records, as far as per-
centage of victory is concerned, will
be carried into the match by the Ter
rapins and Cardinals, who are rated
the two best boxing. teams ever to be
produced by local schools.
The undefeated Maryland squad. IN
its 6 dual meets, to date, has COM
piled 20 individual victories as against
IA defeats and draws, for per-
centage Of .674. Catholic University,
beaten only by Duke, has won 80 in
dividual victories In 8 dual meets,
lost 18 and drawn in 4, for q per-
centage of $40. Ten other Catholic
University wins have been via the
forfeit route. Maryland has won !
via forfeit.
On the basis of comparative records
Maryland has an edge, its slate being
marred only by a draw with Virginia.
Catholic University has draw with
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Navy Aces Stick
AS Combination

4 NNAPOLIS, Md, March g.
n Slade Cutter and George Lam
bert, Naval Academy players
and boxers, who have had an even
closer athletic association for the
last four years than Buzz Borries
and Dusty Dornin. mates of the
foot ball field and basket ball court,
will continue their relations by
playing lacrosse during the coming
Spring.
For four years, as plebeS and
varsity men. Cutter and Lambert
have been on the foot ball and
boxing teams, as tackles Of the for
mer and unlimited weight and
light-heavy on the latter. Now
they will both try for defense posi-
tions on the lacrosse team.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
= Choice Beat Hamas CopCats of Golf Go Wong Says Pro
Ruth Takes Shot
AS First Sacker

By the Associated Press.
CT. PETERSBURG.-The Boston
- Braves, who move on to Tampa
today to open their Spring season
against Cincinnati, will probably
get some idea Of Babe Ruth's value
to the club when the home-run
slugger tries his hand at first base
against the Reds.
TAMPA, Fla.-With three men
alternating on the mound, and nine
others who probably will have a
chance to play the four inf1eld po-
sitions, Manager Charlie Dresser
Of the Cincinnati Reds was ready
today for the teams initial game
with the Boston Braves-and Babe
Ruth.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
REWARDS D. c. ATHLETES

UNIVERSITY, Va, March g.
Three washingtonians, two swimmers
and a freshman boxer, shared in the
awards as letters and other rewards
were distributed among University OF
Virginia athletes yesterday for their
endeavors this semester.
District of Columbia boys honored
were Henry A. Muslin, who won a
minor letter, and NOEL c. Bride. who
received a numeral in swimming,
and John P. Simpson, jr. who was
given an award for his work with the
frosh boxers.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
SOLDIERS IN RING MEET.

A triangular boxing meet among
teams representing the 121st Engi-
neers, District National Guard; the
26oth Coast Artillery, National Guard,
and the 29th Division Special Troops
will be held tonight at $3.50 o'clock
at the Engineers Armory, Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
TITLE TO UTAH AGGIES.

LOGAN, Utah, March 9 P).-Utan
State Agricultural College captured
the Rocky Mountain Conference bas-
ket ball championship by defeating
Greeley State, At to IS, in the second
straight game of the division play-on
series.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
FIGHT AT FORT MYER.

A six-bout boxing card between
ringsters representing Fort Myer and
Fort Howard In the first OF a series
of interpost glove contests will be held
tonight in the new riding hall at
Fort Myer. Action will begin at
$50 O'Clock. Admission will be 50
cents.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
SHOLL'S QUINTET
IS "0NE TO BEAT"
Again Displays Its Class in
Tourney With Easy Win
Over Marines.

CHOLL'S CAFE still was the team to
y beat today for District A. A. U
unlimited laurels, it seemed. fol-
lowing the former champions 53-to-
IS victory over the Marines in the
feature of play last night in the Tech
gymnasium.
After spotting the Marines an 8-to-
/ lead early in the fray, Sholl's spurted
to gain a 35-to-15 lead at the inter-
mission and win as it pleased.
Bovello Plumbers and st. Martins
remained in the fight for 145-pound
laurels when they downed the Agri-
culture Flashes and the Young Demo-
Gratis, respectively. Bovello's nipped
the Flashes, Al to SO. while st.
Martins was forced into an overtime
period before winning, 30 to %.
Takoma Boys Club quints in the
unlimited and 13O-pound classes are
seeking games. Call Adams 1921.
Other scores last night:
Community Center League.
Ninth Street Christian, AZ; Powell,
81.
Ninth Street Christian, 90; Flying
Eagles, Is.
Flashes, 20: Brightwood. 27.
Third Corps Area.
Fort Myer, 81; Fort Meade, 80.
Independent.
Columbia Firemen, 30;- Chestnut
Farms, %.
Satellites. 81; Home Owners Loan
Corp, 10 (girls).
Stewart's Pharmacy, 80; Trinity, 27.
Acacia, 40; Company F, %.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
COLUMBIA QUINT WINS

Victory Over Yale Assures at
Least Tie for Flag.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 9 R.
Columbia defeated Yale, 20 to 18, in
an intercollegiate League game last
night.
The victory assured the Lions of
at least a tie for the championship
should Penn win its remaining con.
test against Princeton tonight.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Crowd Of 10000 Expected.

1NDER these conditions Head Play,
L Mrs. Silas B. Mason's great
mudder, and Time Supply,
third place winnerin the handicap,
were rated as close contenders. Time
supply won the Bay Meadows Handi-
cap before coming here. in deep mud,
but will carry 120 pounds to the post
against the field of 10 other probable
starters.
The A. A. Baroni entry Of Top Row
and Sun Archer alse was figured
strongly.
A leg injury, which Azucar suffered
here shortly after winning the feature
event of the Winter season, was re-
sponsible for Fred Alger's reformed
steeplechaser's absence from the list
of starters.
A crowd of more than 10000 was
in prospect for the last day of the
meeting, despite weather forecasts,
which called for overcast skies and
probable rain.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
MIDDLET0wN IS VICTOR

FREDERICK, Md. March Q R.-
Franklin High, Baltimore County IT,
tleholder, fell, 80 to %, before Middle
town High, Frederick County cham
pions, yesterday in the first round Of
the State basket ball tournament.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
PLAY AT P00LESvILLE.

Rockville, Poolesville, Sherwood and
Damascus win compete In the first
annual Montgomery County Junior
High School basket ball tourney TO-
nisht. Action win start at 1880
O'Clock. A trophy has been donated
BY the Poolesvills Athletic Association.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
They Got a ''Mess'' of Fish

Carl E. Rdb-
bitt and Clar-
ence r. Lacy,
GcG ito n IN g
w as h on
business m n,
hooked these
Gruper's Jacks
and Red Snap
pers in the Cult
of Merico, of
St. Petersburg,
Fla.
They sUere out
on the fishing
boat Don.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
FAVOR LADYSMAN
IN COAST GALL0P
Azucar Out With Leg Injury.
Head Play, Time Supply
Second Choices.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r OS ANGELES. March 9-In the
absence of Azucar, Santa Anita
l. Handicap winner, Ladysman
was the favorite today in the
San Juan Capistrano $4,000 stakes
getaway event of the successful inaug-
ural meeting at Santa Anita Park.
William r. Goes 5-year-old finished
second to Azucar in the 100000 clas-
sic two weeks ago, to earn the right of
first choice in today's clirnaxing event.
With Harry Richards in the boot,
Ladysman was a 2-to-1 choice despite
prospects Of a heavy track and the
top weight burden of 122 pounds.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
TORONTO TAKES SMITH.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 9 R.-
Ernie Smith, veteran shortstop, re-
Gently given his release by Mime
apolis, will depart Sunday for Tampa.
Fla. where he will join Toronto.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Special Dispatch to The Star.
r EXTINCTION. Va, March o.
Hopes smashed, Eastern and
l. Bethesda Chevy Chase High

Totals IA 533 Totals 30 TAI
Score at hah-Bethesda-C Chevy Chase.
Personal fouE-Bethesda-c Chevy Chase.
johnson. Lodge (2). Finlayson go. Lozu-
pone t2l; s. M. A.. McWain t2, Wede-
Referees-Messrs Hackney and winters.
Evening star., 1935-03-09

Totals 10 424 Totals III 527
Score, at half-Eastern. Is; John
Personal fouls-Shaner (e). HollidRe
"a. Levin, Mundy. Boiling (2). McCann
t2t. Bcschen C2).
ReIerees-MeSsrs. Winters and Hackney