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Evening star., 1936-02-13
NEW MARKS SET
BY GIRL ATHLETE
Helen Stephens Puts Shot,
Jumps Farther, Equals
Dash Record.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ut. LOUIS, February ia lady
streak Of lightning from Mis-
souri,, who first brought the
- name Of Helen Stephens into
the headlines Just year ago. looked
today toward the Olympic games aS
the final step to the top Of the track
world.
The Fulton. Mo, farm girl cele-
brated the first anniversary Of her
track stardom last night by tying the
world record Of 6.4 second in the So
meter run of the National A. A. U.
women's indoor track and field meet
and setting a new American mark in
the S-pound shotput.
Improve One Mark.
IN HOGGING the limelght the 1s-
year old Fulton Flash"-now q
freshman in william Woods College
also improved her last years winning
mark in the standing broad jump,
making complete her defense Of the
three national laursls she won In her
debut.
The tall, sober-faced girl was de-
prived last night Of another oppor-
tunity Of meeting Stella Walsh, Polish
star whom she beat in the 50-meter
event last year and who shares the
world record that she equaled. But
they probably will resume their rivalry
in the Olympics next Summer.
Miss Stephens tossed the shot Il
feet z inches, bettering the previous
American woman's record Of 10 feet
II inches. and stood and broad
jumped feet Az inches.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

While the former college youth
boasts no such set of vitamins as the
unpronouncable hurler. Sabo is not
what might be termed anemic. He is
an orthodox swinger and masquerades
as catcher.
A Pitching Wow.
A SOMEWHAT mysterious young
= chap, who retires behind the fancy
handle Of e. E. Rassenberg. is the final
member of the Cooks tour. which will
be lavishly entertained by Mr.. c. C..
Griflth at his Winter place IN Or
lando. Mr.. Rassenberg is heralded as
a perfect pitching WOW around New
Freedom. but he probably will get his
before the Pennsylvania-bred fiipper
serves 'em up to any big league ball
Dangers.
Manager Bucky still is optimistic
about corralling a few more. expert
enced heart players to make the trip
South. because with the present per-
sonnel of the party the best prospects
are booming game of double solitaire
with the porter.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Basket Ball

Maryland, 20; St. Johns Gan.
napolis), 28.
Washington and Lee, 20; Navy, 23.
v. P. L, 26; Hampden-Sydney, IS.
Virginia. 81; v. M. l., 36.
RandolphMacon, "a; Wake For
est, 81.
Princeton. 80; Yale, 20.
Penn State, Il; Army, 26.
North Dakota State, IS: Iowa State
Teachers, IS.
Iowa Wesleyan, So; Dubuque Uni
versity, 80.
washburn, 80; Creighton, 35.
Macalester, 43; st. Johns college
ville), 81.
North Dakota University, So; South
Dakota State, as.
Murray State Teachers College, 56;
Louisiana College CPineville, La.), az.
Montana, 10; Billings Polytech-
mic. 81.
Tempe, Ariz., Teachers, so: New
Mexico Aggies, 46.
Abilene Christian, 80; Austin Col
lege, 81.
KICKS CoiIege, 4S, university OF
Idaho, Southern branch, 81.
Stephen F. Austin Teachers, a.;
Sam Houston Teachers, az.
Baldwin Wallace, SO: Case, "a.
wIttenberg, 28; Bowling Green, IS.
Waynesburg, 46; Washington and
Jefferson, 80.
Akron, so; Detroit, SO.
Georgia Tech, 81; Sewanee, 16.
Eastern State Teachers, 20: Tran.
sylvanis, 16.
Geneva. 81; Bethany, Il.
Texas, 81; Rice, 33.
University Of Louisville, ST; Berea
College, 40.
Albright, 80; Lebanon Valley, 40.
Amherst. 90; Coast Guard, is.
c. c. N. Y, 80; Union, 80.
Columbia, 90; Penn, SO.
Dickinson, 40; Bucknell, 81.
Fordham, SO; Canisius, 81.
F. and NJ. 81; Gettysburg. 81.
Lafayette, 80; Muhlenberg, 2e.
N. Y. u, so; Rutgers, 20.
North Dakota. So: South Dakota, as.
st. Francis, So; Seton Hall, 80.
st. Peters, 50; Wagner, 80.
Swarthmore, 36; p. M. c., 81.
Williams, 47; Mass. State, 36.
YOUNGSTOWN. Si;. Upsals, ~.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Roosevelt VS.. Augusta Military
Academy. at Woodstock, Va.
Staunton Military Academy vs..
Episcopal. at Alexandria, Va, 3,45.
Woodrow Wilson of Portsmouth,
Va. at Central, $3.50.
Gallaudet VS.. Loyola, at Balti-
more
Woodward VS.. Landon at "Y."
$3.50.
st. Paul at Howard. 8.
Wrestling.
Joe Cox VS.. Joe Dusek, feature
match, Turner's Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Georgetown VS.. Carnegie Tech,
at Pittsburgh
George Washington at Davis and
Elkins.
American University at Bridge
water.
Frostburg State Teachers at Will
son Teachers, 8.
Catholic University Freshmen VS..
Maryland Freshmen, at College
Park, 4.
Central VS.. Tech, at Tech pub
Lie high school game), 3:45.
Georgetown Freshmen at East
ern. $3.50. 3.
Roosevelt VS.. v. M. I. Frosh, at
Lexington, Va.
Woodward vs. Sherwood at "Y,"
$3.50.
Montgomery-Blair at Damascus.
st. Johns at Gonzaga, 8.
Frederick at Bethesda Chevy
Chase. 3:45.
Western VS.. staunton Military
Academy, at Saunton, Va.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Friends, at
5000 Wisconsin avenue, 3:45.
st. Paul VS.. Miner Teachers, at
Cardozo High, 8.
Swimming.
George Washington Freshmen at
Central. $3.50.
Massanutten Military Academy
vs.. Western at Y. M. G. A., $3.50.
Wrestling.
Gallaudet VS.. Maryland, at Col
lege Park, S:15.
Boxing.
King College vs.. Columbus Uni
versity, Turner's Arena, 8.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Catholic University VS.. Maryland,
at College Park, 1880. (Opening
event OF all-university mighty
George Washington VS.. West vir-
ginia, at Morgantown.
West Virginia School for Deaf
ut Kendall School, 8.
George Washington Frosh at
Dewitt Prep, $3.50.
Western VS.. Randolph Macon, at
Front Royal, Va.
Episcopal VS.. st. Christopher's, ut
Richmond. Va.
Hampton Institute at Howard, 8.
Boxing.
v. M. ]. VS.. Maryland, at College
Park. about 10. Gast part of all
university night.)
Pittsburgh vs.. Catholic University
at Brookland gym, 8:l5.
Swimming.
Baltimore City College vs.. West
ern. at Y. M. G. A., $3.50.
Wilmington Y. M. c. A. vs.. wash
tngton Y. M. @. A., g.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Engel Hits Prize Peak i'm Base Ball
Offered Lookout FansSeele

for n turkey he hangs cages
Of canaries In his srsndstand -.
and II the game is dull. he peps
things up with pigeon races I. !.
his latest stunt Is . pip i. this
year he's going to give away .
$4,000 house with o Baby Grand
In the drawing room :. and o lot
with Q garage On 1t and car In
the garage.
Odds and ends: Stan Kosta and
Sheldon Beise. fullbacking twins, OF
the 1884 Minnesota eleven, are
playing pro basket ball together -.
Ivory billiard balls, such as the
professionals use. are seasoned for
years after they are turned out
:. al Mamaux may shift Alabama
Pitts TO Albany's Harrisburg farm
In the New York-Penn League
-. Ernie Nevers wants Mike MI.
chalske. former Penn State star,
90 assistant coach at- Lafsyettas
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Program Is Varied.

PRACTICALLY every extracurricu-
lar activity of the university will
be presented during the nearly two
hours following the end of the basket
ball game and the start of boxing.
Between halves of the court contest
special edition of the Diamondback,
student weekly, will be distributed,
giving complete details of the eve
ning's events.
Mems and women's physical educa-
ton, military, athletic, dramatic and
musical organizations of the school are
sical organizations of the school are
combining in presenting the affair.
Some of the other features will be
the music of the masters by "the
Symphonic Group" and selections by
the Mems Glee Club, Girls Chorus,
mixed chorus and the Student Band.
The complete program follows:
l Start Of Marylsnd-catholic o. bas-
. Distribution Of special edition of the
Diamondback containing program for the
3. Second half Of basket ball game.
4. Grand entry Of all participants.
5. Salute to colors
g. Silent manual by PershinE Rides Of
Company c. r. o. T c.; automatic rife
stripping and assembling contest. r. o.
T. c. sophomores
:. .Ini. :; An osKl eKKlhi6ition Of marksmanship by
s. Gymnastics. wrestling tumbling by
8 Track events dashes and hurdles
10, Badminton volley ball. horseshoe
pitching by men.
II. Girls hockey.
~. Girls archery.
13. Piano-accordion solo, Conrad Geb-
lein.
II. Russian dance by girls
Is; Music Of the masters By the Sym.
phonic Group"
16 Mems Glee- club.
II Girls Chorus.
Is. Mixed chorus.
10. Finale massing Of colors and
MARYLAND My Maryland"
20. Selections by Student Band.
81. Boxing, Msryland-V. NJ. ].
Evening star., 1936-02-13

and family win vacation abroad
this Summer -. Ralph Metcalfe,
Marquette sprinter, rode / 1000 miles
each way to run In Boston last
Saturday night.
. Richmond Times Dispatch says
the Graham anti-subsidization
plan may be repealed by popular
demand before the foot bah sea.
son starts When the Original
Celtics bohbed up with q center
standing 8 feet 9, Miami (okla.)
Junior College trotted out Slim
Freeburger, whose height is 8 feet
S% inches any other candi-
dates?
Joe Engel, president Of the Chat
tanooga Lookouts, Is loose again
:. once he signed o girl pitcher
and arranged for her to fan Babe
Ruth and Lou 0ehris -. an
othsr tins hs traded . ball player
Evening star., 1936-02-13
J0HNNIES NO MATCH
FOR POLISHED TERPS
Willis Leads Maryland Quintet
to 40-2S Victory in Game at
College Park,

MARYLAND's more experienced
~ basket ball team passed its way
to an easy 40 to % win over st.
Johns of Annapolis last night at
College Park.
The Terrapin's polished floor work
was too much for the Johnnies.
Vic Willis, lanky Maryland center,
was the Old Line leader. His work
under the basket brought him seven
field goals and five charity shots
for 10 points.
Maryland trailed early in the first
half, but picked up the lead, tied the
score at eight all. then went ahead
on q goal by Buscher. It was never
headed from then on, leading, 10
to 10 at half time.
The second half was one-sided,
Maryland holding at least 10-point
margin most of the time.
- aIaS nA
Evening star., 1936-02-13
PUBLIC H|GHF FNES
MATCH VICTORIES
Central, Tech and Western
Win Independent Games.
st. Johns Falls.

~ENTRAL, Tech and Western
a all potential occupants of sec
ond place In the interhigh
~ series-matched victories yes
terday in outside competition, with
Centrals, the closest of the three, pro-
viding the most satisfaction.
Regardless of where they may finish
among the public schools. Jack Rays
tossers can regard themselves superior
to the best private school team in
town, st. Johns. For the second time
this season Central put it on the boys
from Vermont avenue, 25-23.
Strangely enough, the victory re-
corded in Central's own gym was not
as decisive as that which the Blue and
White registered last month on the
Cadets floor. It was only the second
defeat for the ,yohnnies In 20 games.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
PENN STATE BOUTS
BRING NAVY SHIFTS
Coach Webb Moves Hooker Up to
155-Pound Class-Trethway's
Place Uncertain.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
A NNAPoLIS, Md, February Is.
~ Every effort is being made
~ by Spike Webb. Navy boxing
4 N coach. to puts the team IN
shape for the match with Penn
sylvania State, the local teams old
est rival In the ring, which closes the
home season here Saturday.
Webb has decided upon one change,
Clif Hooker for Frank Robinson In
the I55-pound class. Hooker has been
fighting at las pounds, but Ned Luby.
who took his place Saturday against
Syracuse, did well and will hold the
Job. Webb may also displace JACK
Trethway at 1856 pounds. ~
George Carroll lls pounds, ana
Duke Ferrara, unlimited weight, who
fought for the first time last Sat-
urday, will hold their places.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Teams Named for Star Basket Tourney Maryland Sport Circus Attractive
Only Slim Outfit of Players
To Leaue Here February 22
On Mats FL0rida-BOund Train

local lots penetrated the sagebrush
over Griff's inhaler and caught the
prexy's gimlet eye.
Little Joe Cambria has put his stamp
on pair Of rocks and sent them down
to Bucky and the boss for going
over The Messrs. Joe Krakauskas Ego
on--you pronounce 1t yourself) and
Alex Sabo, who hail from the big
North country. ar press-agented as a
pair Of pretty prospects. In spite of
the fact that their names suggest
Dutch Bergman's victorious Orange
Bowl eleven, Krakauskas is q product
of Canadian diamonds and Sabo a by
product Of Fordham u, which institu-
ton gave base ball one Of Its best in
the person of Frankie Frisch.
The gent from the Dominion is a
husky lefthander, hoisting zoo pounds
of pitching meat feet of the ground.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Howell Is Not Missed,

r E1NHART. however, not only has
filled the place of the departed
star, Jimmy Howell. by uncovering the
sensational sophomore, Tom O'Brien,
but has transformed Tuffy Leemans,
Ben Goldfaden, Hal Kiesel. George
Frielicher and Milton Schonfeld into
a combination which has been termed
by more than one observer as one Of
the classiest teams Of the East.
When comes this change? We think
the answer is found in the object Of
our attentions.
Reinhart has three theories, two
technical and one personal, which
have enabled George Washington's
current basket ball followers to point
to their team with a pride they never
have been able to do before.
In the first place. the Oregon prod
uct has discarded the theary that the
best defense is a strong offense." I"
Give me a team that can hold the
other fellow and I'll give you q win
ming ball club" Reinhart says.
Your teams bound to have of
nights, when it can't hit the back
board with set shot at 10 PAGES, and
it's on those occasions that you lose
ball games. But If you're limiting
your opponent to less than you make
yourself, you're going to win, and
somebody on your teams bound to
sink couple Of the many inaccurate
toeses."
Evening star., 1936-02-13
FOUR POLO T|LTS
SLATED At MyER
No Admission Fee Is Levied
for Contests Tonight and
Tomorrow.
TOUR indoor polo games will be
- played in the Fort Myer Riding
Hall tonight and Innnnrrnw

"OUR indoor polo games Will be
- played in the Fort Myer Riding
Hall tonight and tomorrow
Il evening, with malletnen from
the Sd Cavalry. 18th Field Artillery,
War Department and Quantico Ma
rines participating.
There will be no admission charge
or tickets required for the matches,
which will bring into action some OF
the leading stars Of past outdoor sea-
sons.
This evening at 7:30 a 18th Field
Artillery trio consisting of Second
Lieuts. Harrison King. Clark Lynn
and Richard Weber will meet Maj. j.
w. MacKelvie, Maj. E. A. Harmon and
Lieut.. Col. P. Dawson from the War
Department. The second match will
see Capts. Don Galloway, j. H. Stadler
and E. L. Harrison of the Sd Cavalry
Capt. James Devereaux, Maj.
C. c. wilkinson and Capt. James Risely
Of the Quantico Marines.
Tomorrow night at the same hour
War Department "a" aggregation will
meet the top Artillery players, and
later the Sd Cavalry B" team will
play the Marines,
Evening star., 1936-02-13
COURT, RING T|[TS
AM0NGFEATURES
Varied Program Is Offered
on AIl-University Bill
Saturday Night.

TEATURED by the Old Liners
- basket ball game with Catholic
University and their boxing
- match with Virginia Military
Institute, the all-university night of
the University Of Maryland on Satur-
day Is expected to attract another
crowd Of 5000, similar to that which
sat in on the annual indoor circus
last year in Ritchie Coliseum.
Already nearly half of the reserved
seats have been sold for the extensive
and colorful program, which includes,
in addition to the varsity competitions,
an r. o. T. c. exhibition by the
Pershing Rifles, an exhibition of
craftsmanship by Annie Oakley. jr.";;
gymnastics, track events, badminton,
girls hockey, archery, playlet and
musical numbers.
The basket ball game will open the
diversified bill at 7:3O, with the box
ing, the last event Of the night, slated
to go on around 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
GALLAUDET QUINTET
PLAYS LOYOLA FIVE
Blues Visit Baltimore Tonight.
Colonials Go on Trip for
Pair of Contests.

DETERMINED to show West Vr-
- ginia fans the type Of basket
ball that has placed them on top
Of the college game here, George
Washington's courtmen leave tonight
for Elkins. w. Va, where they play
Davis and Elkins tomorrow night in
the first Of two games in that State.
Only Gallaudet of the local college
fives plays tonight, the Blues meet
ing Loyola in Baltimore, where they
hope to better the form which per-
mitted the Loyolans to take q 2S-l6
decision here.
Having beaten Davis and Eikins
this year, the Colonials are looking
past tomorrow nights fray to the one
at Morgantown Saturday with West
Virginia.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
RANKING CUNTS MEET
G. W. Frosh, Rinaldi Tailors Put
on Big Game Tomorrow.

Two Of the most formidable con-
tenders for the District A. A. u. basket
ball championship will come to grips
tomorrow night in the George WASH
ington gymnasium, when the @. w.
freshmen meet the Rinaldi Taliors at
8 o'clock.
Coached by Roland Logan. formerly
varsity tutor, the college freshmen
have allowed their opponents an aver.
age Of but 10 points per game. Their
offensive average is 35.
The Tailors have won ~ out Of a
games this Winters
Evening star., 1936-02-13

Each Of the nine basketers playing
for Cookies Flashes last night took
part in the scoring which defeated
Kenilworth, 35-3l. None, however,
could equal the point-making Of
Adair, who scored l3 points for the
losers.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

Westerns 1920 conquest of Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase also was the Sec
ond time this season that q game be-
tween the two had resulted in victory
for the Red and White.
Once Western had established an
invincible lead Coach Moore allowed
his reserves to gain some experience.
Lonax and Burns accounted for 10 and
8 points. respectively, to give the even
tual winners 1913 lead at the in
termission.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
8asketers Look to Charleston
Masked Marvel Games.

Plenty Of practice has been the or
der for the Heurich Brewery basketers.
who play two opponents over the week
end.
Saturday night, at $3.50. the Brewers
win stack up against the Charleston
All-Stars. Sunday, at 8 80. the Masked
Marvels, composed OF former Eastern
college players, win be met.
Two girl teams win oppose in pre-
linninsry Saturday night. United
typewriter Grsys win meet the De-
pert,nent Of Agriculture ct 1850.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

Two teams from the Northeast
Boys Club won games In the Boys
Club League, one aggregation de-
feating the Washington Boys Club.
1911. and the other routing the
Northeast Business Men. 50-26.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Figure Skating.

Sonia Henie, defending cham
pion from Norway, held lead when
compulsory figures completed with
isis points; Maribel Vinson, lead
ing American, sixth with 1919
points.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
FLASHES SEEK GAME.

A game for tonight Is sought by
the Heurich Flashes, who have gym.
Gail Adams 0e46. The Flashes are
fresh from two victories recorded On
Tuesday night-over Rockville, 31-2e.
and over olnsted Grill, 37.26.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Winter Olympics
Given i'm Briefs

CARMISCH PARTENKIRCH-
EN-, Germany, February IS (P).
A brief summary of the events
in the Winter Olympic games here
follows:
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Hockey.
United States. /; Austria. o.
England, /: Germany, / (tie).
Canada, Is; Hungary, o.
Czechoslovakia, 4; Sweden, !.
Standing of Teams.
ETPGT GPnTID
Evening star., 1936-02-13
BY EDDIE BRIETz.
associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEw YORK, February l3.--
nj Freddy Steele, the boxer.
IN passed up an ofier to go to
4 Japan as an instructor at
$500 per month Freddy Is
the No. ! man around Tacoma,
wash. just before his fight
with Vince Dundee, the Tacoma
News-Tribune issued q 6-page sec
ton filed with ads from business
houses wishing Freddy luck
dozens Of other merchants called
up to complain they were passed
up II the canvass.
What about o sports writer
making the Social Register? 80.
he's Eddie Murray. recruit on the
Evening Post Jimmie Foxx is
on TO Florida by boat to become
dean Of home runs IN Max Carey's
base ball school =. Jack Dempsey
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Speed Skating.

Five thousand-meter champion
ship won by Ivar Ballangrud,
Norway, time 8:19.6 (breaks Olym-
pic record. No Americans placed
in first six.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

Four-man championship, won by
Belgium (Pierre Musy, pilot);
United States sleds piloted by
Stevens and Tyler, fourth and
sixth,
Evening star., 1936-02-13
BOYS GRAPPLE AT "Y."

In q match open to the public, the
Washington Boys Club will wrestle
the Y. NJ c. A. Junior team In the
boys gym Of the Central Y. starting
at 7:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Skiing.
Eighteen kiloneter c,

Eighteen kilometer cross-country
race Combined event with Jump,
won. by Artur LARSON, Sweden,
time, 1:14:S8. Americans far be-
hind,
Evening star., 1936-02-13
ARMSTRONG FIVE BEATEN.
Dispatch to The star.

BALTIMORE, Md. February 13.-
Elimination from the South Atlantic
Colored Court Conference faced the
Armstrong i've Of Washington today.
the Capital team having bowed to
Baltimore Vocation here yesterday.
25-23.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
PLAY IN BASKET LOOP.

Two games in the Heurich League
tonight bring together the Senate
and Rinaidi fives in one game and
the Little Tavern tossers against Fort
Myer In the other.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
'eat for the Johnnies In 20 games.
Totals 523 Totals sos

T TITLE opposition was offered Tech
by the Washington-Lee five from
Ballston. which was forced to leave
Techs gym on the short end Of a 30-l3
count. Tech got of to an early lead
and was ahead, 1919, at the half. The
Little Generals were able to score only
one point in the third period, when
the hosts clinched victory by boosting
their margin to 1910. Johnny Hahn
Evening star., 1936-02-13
"Y" HAS wALKovER,.

Southeastern university's court men
proved no match for the Y. M. C. A.
team last night when q 5e-ls basket
ball travesty was performed on the Y
floor.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
G. w. High Undiscouraged.

A -EortGE WA0f1lNG4ON E11GE1 To-
day was disappointed but not
discouraged over a 47-22 beating
handed it last night at Alexandria by
the George Washington University
freshmen, the Alexandrians bearing
strongly in mind that Eastern, too,
took trimming from the flashy Co
lonial yearlings.
Encouraging to the Alexandrians
was the performance of Bernie Burrell,
forward, who scored half his teams
points with four field goals and three
points form the charity stripe. Bur-
rell, incidentally, is tagged for the
University Of Maryland.
Faris and Silkowitz led the charge
against the schoolboys. the former with
a8 points and the latter with IL.
It was tough evening generally for
the Virginians, whose girl team lost to
the Garfield sextet in preliminary,
26.12
Evening star., 1936-02-13
LEADS TRAP CONTEST
wilsoh Pressed by Four Others at

Washington Gun Club.
walter s. Wilson, treasurer Of
Washington Gun Club, is leading the
contest for the two shooting coats
put up by the Arlington County
Dairy for members Of the club, who
will end the competition on Feb
ruary 29.
Parker Cook, A. v. Parsons, Ben
jarnin Thaw and r. D. Morgan also
are In the running.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

Bethesda Chevy Chase, too, took a
humping, with Western on the happy
end of a 34-20 score. It was Westerns
second victory of the season over the
Ielanders.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
Will Battle Tuesday.

THE winner of this series will get
the call for a shot at the metro
politan interscholastic title.
Hyattsville and Mount Rainier will
meet Tuesday and a victory for Hyatts-
vile would settle the issue, this school
having won the series opener. If a
third game is necessary, it will be
played next Thursday.
No game in The Star tournament is
likely to be more f1ercely contested
than that Tuesday between the Prince
Georges teams. Hyattsville was forced
into extra time to gain the first deci-
sion, 81 to 80. and was fortunate in
having a goal shooter who was excep-
tionally hot for the day, one Johnny
Moran, who accounted for 18 points.