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Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18
TunneyS Announce
Birth of 3rd Child

NEW YORK, June 18. UP-Mr.
and Mrs. JAIME Joseph Tunney to-
day announced the birth of third
son.
Tunney, the former heavyweight
boxing champion, had hoped for a
girl but shortly after the babys ar
rival last night, he announced he
had changed his mind
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18
NOT READY FOR
MILITARY ACTION

LONDON, June 1S. (UP)-Italy has conquered Ethio-
pa and Great Britain does not intend to go to war in the
Mediterranean to change the situation Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden told the House of Commons today in a
general debate FOREIGN affairs Great Britain favOrs
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18

Sherwood's Cafe-Air Cooled for
Your Comfort. tMlY-TF)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18

Among the students home from
college are Miss Mabel WooliScroft
from U.CLA. and Temple Robin
son from san Diego State.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18

J. E. Mastick left for Los Angelo!
several days ago to be gone unit
fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18

Sherwood'S Cafe-Alr Cooled for
Your Comfort. (M17 .TP,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark ano
children are spending this week at
DulZura.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith re
turned from their trip to the coast
and will make their home at the
J. A. Smith ranch until they locate
q cottage.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18

F. A. Mastick who has beer
working on his sons cottage at Live
Oaks spent this week at Seeley but
will return to Live Oaks this week
end.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
HEURICHS AWAITING
BEWHISWERED QUINT
See Chance to Topple House of
David Team Sunday Despite
Its Tall Center.

GASES of mistaken identity may
break out in regular epidemic at
Heurich's gymnasium on Sunday aft
ernoon, when the boys behind the
whiskers, known as the House Of
David, trot out on the floor at
Twenty-sixth and Water Streets for q
basket ball game.
With the single exception Of the
largest center in basket ball circles,
whom the Brewers should have no
trouble in perceiving. the bearded
gents probably will look as much alike
as five clusters of fresh steel wool.
But Gilbert Reichert, the 8-foot-3-
365-pound center, undoubtedly will
cause the Brewers just as much diff
Guilty with a reach that enables him
nearly to drop the ball in the basket
while standing on his tip-toes. Reich
ert is only 20 years old and, they say,
still growing"
The Brewers, however, do not ex-
pect to find the bewhiskered visitors
half as troublesome as the Philadel-
phia Sphas were last Sunday and
are confident Of resuming winning
ways.
Two preliminary games will COM
plete the bill. The Department of
Agriculture girls team will meet the
Frederick Coca Cola Buddies in one,
with the other pair of opponents yet
to be named.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
MANLEY, LOWRY
BATTLE MONDAY
WeIters' Bout to Be Bright
Supporting Number of
Furr-HaIaiko Go.

NY WAY Of making next Mon
x day nights boxing card the
outstanding one of the Winter
- at Turner's Arena, Match
maker Goldie Ahearn today an
nounced the signing of another all
home town welterweight boxing fea-
ture in support of the main event
bringing together Phil Furr and Steve
Halaiko.
; Roy Manley and Bob Lowry. former
stablemates and hot rivals. are the
latest to be booked for a special six
round bout. Both are toe-to-toe artists
who specialize in throwing punches.
Manley will enter the ring fresh
from a knockout victory over Bud
Fisher. while Lowry surprised in hold
ing Johnny Santos to draw the last
time out. Santos previously had con-
quered Jimmy Jones and Lew Ray
mond.
Ahearn's most recent addition to the
card completes a fine program. with
Cary Wright and Stanford Carrier in
the semi-f1nal spot. Carrier, consid-
cred by many the most promising
welterweight developed locally since
Furr, receives his first major test in
Wright. Wright has won five bouts
and lost a decision to frankie Blair in
six starts since attempting his current
comeback.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Primo ''Shoo' Of Title Again
After ''Beating Up Louis,'' Will Stop Braddock.
Admits Golf Has Him Licked.

After beating up Joe Louis" the
towering pugilist continued, he ex-
poets to be tossed into the ring with
Jim Braddock, the current heavy
weight titlist-and predicts the eve
ming will be quite sad for Mr..
Braddock.
Unsmiling listeners, who accepted
gravely Cameras thesis that he
could beat up Louis good mex tam"
because he always win secon'
fighting" wished, for the Italians
good, he put the same feeling into
boxing that he did into golf.
A dozen muffed puts, dubbed
drives and fiubbef approach shots
drew down the vials Of his anger on
the sky, the trees, the caddy, him.
self-everything in conspiracy
against poor Primo.
A dozen times he vowed: "I
never blaying thees game some
more"
Evening star., 1936-02-07
DOZEN NAVY TEAMS
ACTIVE TOMORROW
Plebe, Varsity Squads to Enter
II Home Events-Basketers
Go to Chapel Hill.
al Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
A NNAPOLIS, Md, February THE
= big sports bill at the Naval Acad-
emy tomorrow, made up of II teams,
is noteworthy for its intersectional
character. All sections of the Nation.
excepting the Pacific Slope, will be
represented in the teams coming to
Annapolis.
From the Midwest will come the
wrestlers of Kansas State; from New
England. the fencers and indoor rifle
men of Yale; from the South, a num-
Der Of school teams which will meet
the plebes, and the Middle States will
be represented by the boxers Of Syra-
cuse and the swimmers and water
poloists of Rutgers.
One Navy team will be on the road
the basket ball five going to Chapel
Hill to meet the quint of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina. 1t will be
the first trip for a Navy team this
Winter.
Contests will begin as follows:
1880 p.m.-Wrestling, plebes VS.. Au-
guSta Military Academy; rifle (small
bore), varsity VS.. Yale; swimming and
water polo, plebes VS.. Massanutten
Academy.
2:00-Fencing, varsity VS.. Yale.
2::30-Boxing, plebes VS.. Augusta
Military Academy; basket ball, plebes
VS.. Perkiomen School.
3:30-Swimming and water polo
varsity VS.. Rutgers.
4:00-Wrestling, varsity VS.. Kansas
State.
7:30- Boxing, varsity VS.. Syracuse.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
TERP FRESHMEN
STAGE TWIN BILL
Meet B. c. c. Basketers and
v. NJ. |. YearIing Boxers
Tomorrow Night.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND's

r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND'S
first double bill for freshmen
will be staged at College Park
~ tomorrow night, when Terp
teams in basket ball and boxing meet
the Baltimore City College on the
court and the v. M. I. freshmen in
the ring.
The court game will open the pro-
gram, starting at O'Clock. Admission
will be 40 cents.
Both of Maryland's teams have ac-
quilted themselves well this Winter,
the baSketers having an impressive
string of victories behind them, includ-
ing all of the high schools in the city,
and the boxers having won their only
match.
Fork Unions fighters felt the force
Of the Old Line youngsters gloves in q
So defeat.
v. M. rs freshmen also have a good
record, a A. draw with the Univer-
sity of Virginia frosh having given
them confidence for the future.
Sport approaching varsity caliber
should be provided.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
ARIzMENDI MOVES UP
Feather Star in Lightweight Bow
as He Meets Ambers.

NEW YORK, February P.-Baby
Arizmendi, the Mexican featherweight
from Los Angeles, will bow his way
into the lightweight ranks in 10
round engagement with Lou Ambers
of Herkimer, N. Y, at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
Recognized both in New York and
Illinois as the outstanding 126-pound
contender, Arizmendi virtually has
been driven into the lightly eight divi-
sion by a scarcity of talent among the
feathers and the refusal of Freddy
Miller to risk his National Boxing AS
sociation title unless guaranteed
$4,000.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
SHARKEY SCALES 1913
FOR SHUCCO BATTLE
Ex-Titlist Will Assume Great
Task in Comeback Effort
Tomorrow Night.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, February Former Hea-
vyweight Champion Jack Shar-
key, who has not been under 200
pounds since his fistic heyday, weigh
ed 1913 when he completed training
for the second move in his come
back campaign, a 10-round bout with
the clever Tony Shucco tonight.
The ex-titlist, whose initial come
back start against Ed Unknown
Winston left a sour taste in the
mouths of the boxing public two
months ago. accepted a real task
when he signed for Shucco.
Sharkey has been boxing for the
past three weeks and considers him.
self in excellent fettle
Shucco, now scaling 1873. Is a high
ly skilled boxer with nothing resen-
bling a wallop.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
CAVALIER ATHLETES
IN FOR PACKED DAY
Basketers, Swimmers Have Home
Dates, Boxers Will Compete
in v. P.I. Fiesta.

Va, February g.
Virginia sport followers are look
ing forward to another big athletic
Saturday which they hope will be
as successful as the last two week
ends have been.
Three Of the Cavalier teams per-
form at home, and two away.
Virginia's varsity basketers, back
from their invasion of Maryland, have
a home game tomorrow night with
the fast University of Richmond quint.
During the afternoon thereIl be q
double-header swimming meet, with
the varsity competing against Johns
Hopkins and the freshmen against
Staunton Military Academy.
Two Cavalier boxing teams are
headed for Blacksburg to have fea-
tured role in Techs big sports fiesta.
Several changes have been made in
both varsity and freshman ring teams.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
REALLY TERRORS
FOR c. j. BOXERS
Western Maryland Making
Lone Change in Team
That Tied Navy.
~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES
4 cloutilg Cardinals. hoping to
Y slug their way back into the

@ATHoLIC UNIvERsITY's
cloutSlg Cardinals, hoping to
u slug their way back into the
~ win column after taking a
So lacing from Duke last week, face
much improved boxing team in
Western Maryland tomorrow night at
the Brookland gym.
Going through their final rope
skipping, sparring, shadow boxing and
other conditioning work today in
preparation for the Green Terrors, the
Cards will enter the ring no better
than an even money bet.
Bringing the same team to the Dis
trict which scored an upset in holding
Navy to a A draw last week, Western
Maryland will present but one change
in that lineup.
Now ready to return to the ring,
Tom Pontecarvo, regular heavyweight,
no doubt will replace Nick Campor-
freda, who recorded a l5-second
knockout over his Middle foe last Sat-
urday. Leo Katalinas, Catholic Uni
versity's sensational slugger, will pro-
vide the opposition in what promises
to steal the show.
TN THE meantime, Maryland mitten
manipulators were resting in
Chapel Hill, N. c.. today prior to
facing North Carolina In Southern
Conference battle tonight.
Having showed Mike Lombardo down
to the I55-pound division, Coach Jack
Harmony will test another 1856 pound
er In Ralph Pearson, who replaces
Harold Kelly for the Terps' only
change.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
H0YA CUB TOSSERS
DOWN TERPS AGAIN
Score 43-38 Basket Ball Win at
College Park-Loss Is Only
Old Liners Second.

RY the slight, but sufficient margin
Of seven points in nine periods of
basket ball, Georgetown University's
freshman five has dealt out the only
defeats suffered by the University of
Maryland yearlings. The Hoya cubs
turned the trick for the second time
yesterday. 1888, in an extra-period
battle at College Park.
Murphy. Hoya center, in ringing up
16 points, grabbed individual high
scoring honors and paved the way to
victory by tallying three points in the
extra period. The score was tied, 37-37,
at the end of regulation playinp time
Evening star., 1936-02-07
BY the Associated Press.

@oRAL GABLES, Fla, Feb
ruary Between swings
that scooped up more
clover than golf balls,
Primo Carnera explained seriously
he expected soon to be heavyweight
champion again.
The giant Italian-he weights
$50 pounds now. clinching further
his claim to the title Of worlds
biggest ex-champion-has 1t all
mapped out.
"First," he theorized, "I 60 to
Cuba for fighting Isador Gastanaga
on March 13. Shoe, I beating Cas-
tanaga easy. We fighting on Friday
thirteen, and thees bad luck-for
Gastanaga.
Then, I'm fighting de winner Of
da Joe Louis Max Schmeling fight.
Thees mean ] fight Joe Louis in
july"
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Basket Ball Team Facing Great New York Outfit Tonight
Compensated Help of Farmer
Is Seen as Key to Recovery
Of North american Wild Life

"The farmer must be convinced that
game Is q valuable by-product of the
farm and the sportsman muSx not
expect the farmer to contribute to
his pleasure without compensation, "
said Harry B. Hawes, former Senator
from Missouri and a well-known con-
servationist- author.
when he Is shown how, the farmer
can make enough from game at least
to pay his taxes" Halves added.
He urged also that all Federal con-
servation agencies be consolidated
under one control and that the Ad-
visory Board on Game Problems,
formed rs years ago, be restored to
full vigor and power"
Would Remove Politics.
THE State factor, Halves said, rep
resented the largest portion of the
wild-life problem. His recommends
tions in the State field were:
Adoption of proposed model State
administrative law, removal of politics
from fish and game administration
establishment of new parks and sane
tuaries, promotion of game and fish
conservation study in universities and
public schools, financial assistance for
instruction in land grant colleges and
All Clubs and State funds for the
support of conservation.
DR.. John Studebaker, United States
commissioner Of education, pointed
to the field the public schools offer
for spreading conservation informa-
tion. He suggested a service be set
up In his office to arouse interest in
conservation, help schools formulate
courses and to send out material for
school use. He said the cost would
be $35, 900 a year.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
TERP, CARD FNES
ADD TO PRESTIGE
Virginia Bows to Maryland,
Catholic U. 0vercomes
Davis and EIkinS.

M AIRY LAND ana CaLHOuC OHl-
Nh versity basket ball teams.
victorious last night over
= Virginia and Davis and e.
kins, respectively, gained additional
recognition today as local court fans
began comparing scores.
The inspired Cavaliers, recent win
ners over North Carolina and Navy,
fell victims to Maryland's closing rush,
40-34, while Catholic University court
men recorded a more smashing tri-
umph over Davis and Elkins than
George Washington had been able to
administer Wednesday, trimming the
Scarlet Hurricanes, 1921, at Brook
land gym.
Waverly Wheeler, former Tech High
School star, put the game out Of Vir-
ginias reach in the final moment Of
action when he scored three points to
end an alien rally. Wheeler, who tall
lied eight points. yielded team scoring
honors to Bernie Buscher, who scored
II points.
Ray Smith, high scorer of the game
with IL points, was largely responsible
for Virginia's 1914 lead at the turn.
-;Y,fa
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Wesley Ramey,
1854. outpointed Johnny Lucas. 14oK
Camden. N. J. (10); Jackie Willis, 1877,
Philadelphia, outpointed Stumpy
Jacobs. 139, Norfolk. Va. (8); Johnny
Marcelline, 1851 Philadelphia. stopped
Danny ODonnell, 115A, Philadelphia
90.
PATERSON, N. J.-Howard Clark.
las, New York, outpointed Eddie Ran,
149, Poland 90.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Delay Ring Show
Until Wednesday

TUE to the weather, the Howard
Athletic Clubs all-colored
boxing show. scheduled for tonight
at Turner's Arena, has been post
poned until next Wednesday eve
ming.
The main bout will bring to-
gether Tiger Lew Flowers, favorite
sparring partner of Joe Louis, and
Young George Godfrey, 220-pound
Baltimorean.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Totals IA "A Totals
RrOwn Sets Score Mark,

Totals IA "a TotalS-- IL IA Az
Brown Sets Score Mark.
IN ENDING a losing streak of three
gamcs the Cardinals uncovered a
new scoring threat in zeke Brown.
who set a new season individual scor-
ing record for local collegiate basket
ers when he tipped 10 field goals and
a foul shot through the cords fer
81 points.
Just what sort Of defense Catholic
University can present was evident
in the second half when the Cards
limited Davis and Elkins to no field
goals and four foul tosses.
The Cardinal freshmen swamped
Dewitt Prep 1920, in a preliminary
tilt
Evening star., 1936-02-07
CRONIN is OPTIMISTIC
Sees Bosox Climbing maybe
Three Notches in Flag Chase.

HOLLYWOOD, February 2 CP.-Joe
e. Browns cavernous mouth stood
open today in wonderment while an
other Joe-Cronin OF the Boston Red
Sox-aired his views on the 1886
American League race.
Cronin, who wanted to see how pic
lures are made, told the eagerly ques-
tioning Brown, "It looks like an even
fight among Detroit, the Yankees,
Cleveland and ourselves"
But Cronin added quickly that his
Red Sox, which finished fourth last
season, should move up notch or
maybe two or three"
Evening star., 1936-02-07
ROBERT NO STAR
IN MAT TRIUMPH
Carpet Sweeper Hold Yvon
Uses in Mazurki Brush
Is Unimpressive.
BY BURT HAWKINS.
TINE latest wrestling hold to grip,
or gripe, the Districts grapple
addicts-Yvon Roberts car

TINE latest wrestling hold to grip,
or gripe, the Districts grapple
addicts-Yvon Roberts car
- pet beater"-might be effective
on the parlor rug, but for dealing out
punishment 1t must be ranked with
Champion Danno O'Mahony's Irish
Whip" as more colorful In name than
In action.
Nothing more than q short arm
lock coupled with q bit Of secondrate
somersaulting, the carpet beater"
doesn't appear to be any great menace
to the health of our sturdy pachy-
derms.
Before 1000 muscle admirers. Mike
Mazurki, former Manhattan College
athlete, fell victim to the French
Canadian heavyweight championship
contender last night at Turner's
Smokehouse.
Unique in that it failed to rouse
local caulif1ower customers enough to
toss cigarettes, cigars, programs and
peanuts into the ring, the match also
was unusual In that 1t was clean.
Main Bout Unimpressive.
ONE clean wrestling match, however,
seems to be enough for Wash
ington's mat brigade, for Robert and
Mazurki failed to impress the majority
of spectators who turned out to gaze
upon the conqueror of such stars as
Ed Don George, Joe Savoldi, Ernie
Dusek and Ray Steele.
After 20 minutes Of rather mild
twisting and the usual quota Of facial
expressions denoting great pain, Yvon
and Mike settled down to stage the
dramatic climax.
Coming out of hook scissors, Rob-
ert brought his carpet beater" into
play on Mikes rugged frame, and
finally finished him with an overhead
body slam. The end came In % min
utes.
Koverly Gives Crowd Kick"
MORE entertaining was the semi
final match between one very
rough George Koverly and the popular
Dean Detton, which was terminated at
the 15-minute mark when Referee
Benny Bortnick disqualified Koverly
for the ot-too-serious offense of
swinging at Benny's plump person.
Not content with waging his battle
inside the ropes, Koverly smashed
ringside spectators spectacles and
otherwise conducted himself in a
manner befitting a true mat villain.
Soap, rumored to be the first which
has touched a wrestler in some time.
was rubbed in Detton's face by Kover-
ly, who also saw fit to rip the shirt OF
Bortnick's back. A squad of Maj.
Ernest w. Browns bluecoats escorted
Koverly from the ring.
The draw for the evening was pro-
vided in the 30-minute match between
DR.. Len Hall and Ivan Managoff,
while Jim Coffield tossed Jack Hader in
~ minutes Of the opening match.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
GALLAUDET HAS GAME

Gallaudet's basket ball team will
meet Southeastern University on the
floor at Kendall Green at 8 o'clock
tonight A win for the Blues will give
them an even break for their first 10
games Of the year, four victories and
five defeats constituting their present
record.
For Southeastern, it will be the first
Of two successive games, the downtown
school tossers being scheduled to meet
Davis and Elkins tomorrow night In
the Y. M. G. A. gym.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

CAMDEN, N. J.-Ernie Dusek, 222
Oklahoma, defeated Serge Kalmikoff,
223, Russia. Two falls out of three.
TORONTO-Ray Steele, 217, Glen
dale, Calf, defeated Dick Raines, 2S3
Texas. Straight falls.
HARTFORD, Conn.-Jack Wash
burn, 229, California, defeated Art
Lagrand, 220, France. One fall.
PASSAIC, N. J.-Maurice La Chap
pelle, ITS, France defeated Dave Levin,
1872, Jamaica, N. Y. One fall.
COLUMBUS, Ohio.-George Dusette
174, and Bert Rubi, ITS. Hungary,
drew.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
GENERALS UNDEFEATED
Beat Clemson, 1926, for Eighth
Straight Victory.

LEXINGTON, Va, February up.
Washington and Lee turned on
power when it was needed here last
night to turn back Clemson by 1926.
The victory was the eighth for the
Generals basket ball team in as many
games this season. including six tri-
umphs over Southern Conference
QuintS.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
ST. MARY'S LISTS TEMPLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, February Z up.
Coach Edward p. (Slip) Madigan of
st. Mary's College has announced his
foot ball eleven would play Glenn
Pop" Warmers Temple team here
next December S.
Evening star., 1936-02-07

winners dog; K. B. Laird's Lsirds Seal.
fourth novico dog.
can6S of Tree Farms
puppy bitch. also reserve winner: Pocono
Pansy OF Beech Tree. second puppy bitch.
Cairn terriers-Beech Tree Farms Lula
Farms BarIse Bunty. third novice % bitcH:
Mrs. J. B. Mackles Eula of Macwae. fourth
Robinscroft Phelicity frSt limit bitch, also
reserve winner.
Dandie Dinmont-Mrs. R. H. Johnston's S
Donalbrain Of Ruttcote. first American bred
d9s' a9 o also winners dog: Tawny Pumpkin
Aladdin of the Ark. third American bred
Smooth fox terriers-H. e. Pywelrs
DiXle,s Clipper second puppy bitch.
Jones Fairfax Gentleman. third I'd puppy
irish terriers-Mrs. NJ. G. Halls Ahtram
aos: Mrs < 5Oh JohnStcns Ss sSR Red Sihaas Rssh
Mrs, NJ 6. Halls Glenmora stieg Tatier ffGstt fIstt
H; Johnston's Katrine Of Ruffcote. second
n.h, Mpja5pTe MolFT ~ @a,1s1s Hill Ken
Pekinsese-M. A. Schnurr's Jen Win
Kee; ST. third oor. open dog: ~, "
Of Wiicomthru second puppy dog; sHiK Wints T
Davis, Davis Little Laddie Buck third limit
nrst limit dog Aspin Hills ASpin Hill Hi
Ioots. hrst PUPPY bitch: G. W. Surles
Princess Tyke, Wilcomthru. first American
bred open and limit bitches.
Bulidogs-C p. Bulls sylvia's AMMAN
dale. first novice bitch.
THE Old Dominion Kennel Club is
planning on an all-age, sanction
show to be held at the Hotel George
Mason on Saturday. February 20,
from 2 TO 10 pm. Part of the pro-
ceeds will be donated to the Women's
Auxiliary of the Alexandria Hospital.
pLANS for the annual license show
of the National Capital Club now
are shaping up rapidly More prize
money is being offered in the classes
than ever before-with special induce
mentS in the American bred classes,
where $40 is being offered if six or
more compete.
To the annual Ben Lewis Memorial
! trophies, offered to those handlers
benching the most dogs, has been
added more cash and another name.
The trophy is to be known hence
forth as the Ben Lewis and Frank
Addyman Memorial Trophy and will
total 500.
One of the contemplated novelties
OF the show is a parade of dogs ac-
companied by attendants dressed in
| the costumes typical of the dogs ma
tive countries. Other original touches
will be added.
Joseph O'Hare, president of the
National Capital Club, is judging
Boston terriers at Westminster. More
than 100 dogs have been entered.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
VIOLET INVADERS
HIT SPEEDY PACE
Defeated Only Once Since
'32, Team Is Outstanding
on National Courts.
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

~ EADY for the game OF their
young lives, but aware that
~ they are going up against the
i Y quintessence Of college basket
ball superiority GeorgetownS enter
prising courtmen shoot for the moon
tonight at Tech High School court as
they attempt to hand N. Y. U. its
first defeat in 81 games.
Although the city's standout court
attraction of the season does not go
on until $50 o'clock, both of the east
doors of Techs gymnasium will be open
at $50, one-half hour before. the pre-
liminary game between Georgetown's
freshmen and Tech High is scheduled
to start.
Nearly 1000 fans are expected to
witness the Hoyas' bid for fame against
the team which has whipped the
champion of every major conference
In the country this year and which has
been whipped but once since early in
1892.