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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Late A. U. Rally Nips
Western Maryland
Quint, 1854
Terrors Just Miss Tie
As Lust-Minute Lono
Shot Rims Basket
BY BILL DISMER, JR.

Overtaking its opponent midway
of the second half and withstanding
a counter-assault in the last minute
which threatened to tie the score,
American University nipped West
ern Maryland. 1864, in q holly con-
tested basket ball game last night on
the A. U. floor.
1t was the second time this sea-
son the Eagles had beaten the
Terrors, who, victorious only once
in nine games. lost the first of the
home-and- home series at West
minister by 5-point margin.
Two leaping one-handed baskets
by Capt. Sparky Bartlett had tied
the score for A. U. at 1919 Just
before the half time whistle, but not
until nearly 10 minutes of the Sec
ond half had elapsed did the home
team forge into a never be -relin-
pushed lead.
Eagles Forge Ahead.
The rivals matched baskets at
the start Of the second half, but two
field goals and a foul by Bob Stropp
save VIC 4CI1UIS d ZO-G1 lCdu. 4llcll
it was that the Eagles spurted to 60
ahead to stay. Schulze came
through with another one-hander,
George Webb took a. pass from
Bartlett for snowbird and Schulze
followed a shot which Webb missed
and the Eagles were in front, 1926.
Two more baskets by Bartlett and
Barty Reese made it 1926 before the
visitors snapped out Of their leth-
argy to make it close again. Des-
perate guarding by the Eagles held
the Terrors in check, but with the
score at 1864, the Marylanders
thrice came close to scoring the
field goal which might have sent
the game into overtime.
A long shot by John Tomichek.
who tied Schulze for scoring honors
with Is points apiece. just trimmed
the basket and dropped out, and the
TerrorS' last chance was gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Army Boxing Team Trims
Western Maryland
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WEST POINT. N. Y, Jan. 3D.
Armys boxing team defeated West
ern Maryland here this afternoon.
7 to /.
Richer, Western Maryland's 1885,
pound entry, defeated Cadet 10th
for the visitors only victory when
10th threw his shoulder out of joint
in the first round.
12O-pound class-Sheaer tArmy) de-
feated Rouse (Western Maryland) by tech
nical knockout in 81 of first round.
127-pound class-Loring fArmyl de-
feated Beck western Maryland); referees
decision
135-pound class-Ricker western Mary
landl defeated 10th ARMY. technical
knockout. in / 55 of the first round.
145-pound class-Shanley army de-
feated Lambert western Maryland, tech
uical knockout. In :25 of second round
155-pound class-Hull ARMY defeated
Bender western Maryland; referees de-
cision.
165-pound cIass-Negley ARMY de-
feated Baker western Maryland). technical
knockout. in 80 seconds of second round.
175-pound class-Roser ARMY defeated
Rineheimer western Marvland). technical
knockout. ] 40 Of the second round.
Heavvweight-Stella (Armv) defeated
Petruchi western Maryland), technical
knockout. did not start second round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Virginia Drops First
Bout, Then Defeats
n. {. Easily
BY the Associated Press.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan. pa
crowd of $500 turned out tonight to
see Virginia boxers rack up a 6l2-to-
112 victory over the University Of
North Cardinals pugilists.
Two of Virginia's points came on
technical knockouts in the 1876 and
155 pound classes.
North Cardinals lone victory was
in the opening bout when Billy Win
stead, 110-pounder fighting in the
120-pound class, captured all three
rounds to decision Platon Galley.
The Cavalier was slapped to the
canvas in the third with q hard
right to the chin.
Andy Gennett, North Cardinals
127-pounder, dropped the first two
rounds to Ben Jacobs but finished
strong to earn a draw.
100 pounds-Winstead IN. c.. decisioned
Galley
~ pounds-Gennett IN. CO.. and
1875 pounds-williams (VJ, second
round technical knockout oyer Highes. =.
14o pounds-Barksdale tVI. decisioned
1855 pounos-Southall w.. third round
technical knockout over Hardy.
165 pounds-Parker W.. decisioned
rs pounds somerviue cv0. decisioned
Unlimited Bryant tv0, decisioned
Referee Charlie Short tBaltimorel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Canadian badminfon
Champion Enters
DC. Tourney
Yunkee-Dominion Final
Between National
'TitIists Looms

An international twist Of the first
order was given the second annual
District of Columbia open badmin-
ton championships yesterday when
it was announced that Bill Pinker-
ton, the Canadian champion, had
entered the 3-day event which Will
open at the Kensington National
Guard Armory next Friday after
noon.
Pinkerton's entry means that the
greatest men players Of the United
States and Canada will be here, for
Walter Kramer, the American cham
pion, already had been entered. In
all probability, Kramer will be seeded
f1rst and Pinkerton second, pointing
the way toward . United States
Canada final.
Joel and Kay Baker, the District
mems, women's and mixed doubles
champions, and Max harrington
who, with Baker, Is the local mems
doubles champion, will not be among
those who finish the 2-day pre-
uminary tournament at Kensington
this afternoon which will determine
Washington's representatives in the
national event. All three automatt-
cally qualify as champions.
Tournament officials announced
last night that tickets for the series
will be available tomorrow morning.
A series ticket, admitting to the pre-
lminary rounds Friday afternoon
and evening, quarter finals Saturday
afternoon, semi finals Saturday night
and the finals next Sunday can be
purchased for $3.50. Otherwise. 1t
will cost IS cents for each Of the
early and semi-final rounds and 81
for the final session.
Results of early rounds of the
preliminary tournament played yes
terday follow:
~. I5-I2; Fred Doyle defeated
R Pseet ds sIsSa sdnss Prince. $50.
second round-willard Boehm defeated
issssd ci %.ish si Bonner ea D0is q
15I5: Biil shrsve dsieated Mac Whit
Mems doubles nrst round--Fernsler-
Bryson defeated Keller-McIntosh, l6-3.
l5-.7: shreye,Doyie defeated Croft
Wilkinson. 15--s. 15-s;
Pollock-Gardner Isl 15-4; Shreve-
Doyle defeated Fernsler- Bryson. 15-s.
15-3: Howlett-Purinton defeated Bradley
Prince, 152. 15-12.
Women's singies-Mrs Graham crom-
well defeated Katherine Chapman. Ill.
women's doubles-Mrs. Baker-Mrs.
Nerment defeated Ryan-Ryan. 1872.
15-5
Mixed doubles defeated
Behm-Platt. 1872. SIS. ISL.
Schedule today pm. Cromwell Be am
vs.. Whitcomb- 2:30. Brooks
Edwards VS.. Shreve-Doyle mems doubles.
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Basket Ball

COLLEGE.
Maryland, 81: Virginia. 81.
e'e and Le Mas 4ha OIL washington
American o.. SO; Western Maryland
Syracuse. As; Georgetown 43.
Navy navy So 3S' Penn State. 10.
Gettysbu1g; 81; Muhlenbers. 30.
SSEasal. T e. xs's 81 e Alumni 81.
Duauesne, 10; Pittsburgh, 20.
GeGIsia' g: G GeoFsis Tee. Tech s e.
" 81 saFy css: e s. IT, '2 sasnS ore U.
S ss%;sn So 81 MssEs q Southern i,
Alabama. Al: Kentucky. 80.
v, N; L IFrosh, SO; Virginia Tech,
1s5 ssss. 81 g. y ssssss, Is 81
MICHIGAN State. 80: Butter. e. e.
6p,abnn Green So; Detroit Tech 81.
Glenville Teachers. 35: Akron. 27.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40 Salem, 46.
Richmond SO; Randolph Macon. "a.
Hif FrosS d Frosh' Ss; RandolDh-Macon
Ferris. As: Grand Rapids. 4s.
Central Michigan Teachers As: Mlchi-
gan Normal 20;
Tarkio 30: Drury 25.
Washburn. 30: st. Louis u. 81.
West Carolina Teachers. 46: East Ca
rolina Teachers So
Long Island. As: Geneva, 80.
Mississippi College So; Spring Hill. 81.
Delta State Teachers, 40; Millsaps. 80
David Lipscomb. SO; Middle Tennessee
Teachers 53.
Clarion Teachers. 81; Edinboro Teach
Roanoke Business College, SO: Blue
field. 40
st. Vincent's. a.: Juniata. AZ.
Arkansas Teachers. SO; Arkansas Tech.
Scholastic.
Tech, 81; Petersburg, %.
Gilman, %: Episcopal 26 (overtime}.
Maryland Frosh A; Forest Park. 80.
Danville M. A., SO; Benedictine, 80.
Hopewell. SO: Washington-Lee. Is.
Glass High, IS: Hargrave Academy, 80.
Fork Union Id. A., So: v. e. s., AZ.
woodbury. Forest, A; Randolph-Ma-
con, SO.
Professional.
Philadelphia Sphas. 81; Heurich Brew
ers. AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
ToIedo's Crack Quint
Due Today for Test
tuesday With 6. ".
Chuekovits, Acclaimed
Nations Ace, Romps
Even on L. !. U.

Chuck Chuckovits g. Co., that i'm
pressive group Of courtmen who have
elevated the University of Toledo
to the heights of college basket ball
In the last few years, will arrive in
Washington today for their game
with George Washington on Tuesday
night.
Originally scheduled to be played
at Tech High tomorrow night, the
fray was postponed In order not to
conflict with the various Presidents
birthday parties. The Toledoans
will be quartered at the Ambassador
Hotel where they will be quartered
throughout their stay here.
Couldn't Stop Chuckovits.
Beaten by Long Island Friday
night, Toledo will present a team
which has won IL Of IA games this
season. But while Z. I. us still un-
defeated Blackbirds stopped the Mid
westerners, it didn't stop Chuckovits
who continued on his scoring march
which definitely has established him
as successor of Stanfords famed
Hank Luisetti. Long Island beat
Toledo, $3.50, but Chuckovits
chucked II points through the
cords in valiant, but futile effort.
Toledo is coached by Harold And
erson, whose teams have won 81
games and lost 10 for a .76O per-
centage for the last five years. Last
year the Rockets won IA out of 20
and gave G. w. its only bad licking
Of the winter, 56-43, at Toledo.
Snaps Michigan Streak.
This year Todelo includes Dart
mouth and Michigan among its VIC
Tins, swapping the latter's winning
streak after the Wolverines had
beaten such teams as Notre Dame,
Syracuse, Cornell and Michigan
State. Prior to the Long Island
game, Toledo's only defeat was the
one in which the official scorer erred
and decided Ball State had won,
42-41, after first announcing that
the game had ended in a tie.
DR.. Clarence w. Doc) Spears, the
famed football figure who now is
director Of athletics at Toledo, Is
coming with the quint. Bill Rein
hart, who will send G. w. against
Toledo, was Spears assistant at
Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Maryland
Continued From Page BAD

wildered Virginia, which failed to
present an antidote for his lengthy
shots and crisp passes to mates in
scoring position.
Maryland spurted into a TO lead
before Virginia's Bill Hartman and
LIE Roy Strickler tipped in 2-point-
ers. Then the Terps proceeded to
pour II points through the net, while
limiting the Cavaliers to a field goal.
The Old Liners steadily increased
the gap in the early part of the
second half, sending the count to
27-9 before Virginia launched q
comeback that punctured Mary
lands defense for successive points.
With the game taking some SEM
blance of contest. Knepley, who
scored II points in all, quickly sailed
the game away with field goal
and two fouls.
George De Witt, former Western
High star, scored points for Mary
land, while Hartman and Stricken
Of Virginia got each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Varied Sports

College Boxfng
Maryland, 4; Catholic o.. 4.
Army, Z: Western MARYLAND. /.
virginia. 6h; North Carolina. IN.
Virginia Tech. Al: N c. State 81.
N. e. State Ffosh. 81 virsinia Tech
Clemson, clemson. 5h; Presbyterian. IN.
College WRESTLING.
Gallaudet 80: Y. M. c.. A.. 8.
Navy. 27h: North Carolina, 6h.
Yale. 81: Pennsylvania. 3.
Penn State Y; Army. l3...
College Swimming.
Virginia. SO: Randolph Macon. IL.
Duke, "a; virginia Tech. 21.
Yale 40: Army. 30.
Iowa State, AZ: Gustavus Adolphus. 50.
Coilege Fencing.
Navy. Is. Saltus Club IN. y. IL.
Yale. 19h: Pennsylvania, TN.
Chicago, IS: Notre Dame, 4.
COLLEGE Polo.
Yale. 12: Army. 8.
Coilege Track.
Ohio State, 55: Penn State. 40.
Pres Track.
Episcopal. 46h; virginia Frosh. 30 b.
Prep SWIMMING.
80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Kelly Defeats Billings
In Boxing Feature

A. Kelly of the Twelfth Street Y.
NJ C. A.. light heavyweight, out
pointed M. Billings of the National
Capitol Club, in the feature bout OF
the semi finals of the "Y's" annual
boxing tournament last night.
In other scraps Bantamweight B
Harris, Schneider A. c., kayoed
Handlin, "Y," in one round; Feather
weight A. Montgomery, Metropoli-
tan Boys Club, outpointed j. Wal
lace, Schneider A. c.; Lightweight
R. Strickling. Fairmont A. c., out
pointed J. Williams, Schneider A. c.,
and Welterweight Sam Bradley,
Metropolitan Boys, outpointed B
Washington, Fairmont..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Maryland Frosh Quintet
Downs Forest Park
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, Jan. 28.-
Maryland freshmen defeated Forest
Park High School of Baltimore at
basket ball today, A to 80.
Forest Park, led by Robert Eisen-
berg, took lead, 1913, in the first
quarter, Eisenberg scoring 8 points,
but the pace was too fast, and the
frosh pulled ahead, 20 to Is, at the
half.
Bill Bowers, frosh center, scored
10 points in the third quarter to
send his team out in front and led
with a total of IA.
Eisenberg was high scorer for the
losers, with IL.
It was the freshmen's sixth vic
tory in seven games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Two Skate Records Foil
In Great Lakes Open

OCONOMOWOC, Wis, Jan. o.
Two national ice speed records were
bettered today as brilliant field led
by Madeline (Maddy) Horn of
Beaver Dam competed in the first
days events of the Great Lakes open
tournament on Fowler Lake
Maddy shattered the national
three-quarter mile mark when she
skated the six-lap oval in 2 minutes
17.3 seconds to beat out Shirley
Jameson of Chicago.
The other mark lowered was the
440 for juvenile boys, which little
Allen Sprosty of Lakewood, Ohio,
clipped off in Ait seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
102-BowIer Fires
Loop Set Of aga

Edward Thompson, a 102-aver-
age bowler in the Sanico League
at Convention Hall, is wondering
If he hasn't discovered the secret
of duckpin stardom.
Anyway, Thompson, member
Of the Produce Department team,
amazed the league, not to speak
of himself, last week with a set
of 434, including a top game Of
1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Ice Hockey Tilt Listed
Here Next Saturday.

Washington's first indoor ice hockey
game will be played Saturday night
at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace be-
tween the Georgetown Hockey Club
and the Baltimore All-Stars.
The Georgetown team. made up
of former scholastic players, is
coached by John Boyle. The ALL
Stars are one Of the best teams in
Baltimore,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Winning Mules at Myer
Dutinq on Court

Fort Myer Mules defeated Admin
istrative Division, P. w. A., 32-17, in
a basket ball game yesterday at the
Fort Myer gym. Lindsey Sylvester of
the Mules and Vic Gauzza of P. w.
A. were the leading scorers.
The Mules are booking games with
strong unlimited teams at Emerson
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Champions All Classes Named No. Net Association Rankings
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Kingston Colonials vs.. Wash
ington Brewers, Heurich's gym, 8.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Loyola VS.. Catholic, Catholic
gym, 8:15.
Georgetown VS.. Fordham, New
York.
Mount Rainier VS.. Woodrow
Wilson, Wilson gym, $3.50.
Kendall VS.. Gonzaga, Gonzaga
gym, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Marine Barracks
Tech Makes Good Finish
To Nip fredericksburg

Techs basket ball team rallied
after slow start yesterday to down
visiting Petersburg High quint,
1923.
Early in the game Tech had
trouble solving the zone defense
worked by Petersburg and at the
end Of the first quarter was trailing,
go, and at the half. 1875. In the
third period Tech started drifting
through and, led by Jack Walsh and
Marshall Dellinger, quickly went
past the visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Collins of Cubs Takes
Pay Cut in Signing

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-Another
member of the. regular lineup
with which the Chicago Cubs
won the 1888 National League
title accepted a pay cut for 1889
today as Jim Rip) Collins, first
baseman, returned his signed
contract.
Collins signed at somewhat
less" than his salary last year,
reported to have been around
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Rainbow Women's Five
Beats B. and O. Men

Rainbow team of the Mount
Rainier Ladies League outbowled
the B. e. o. mems quint of WASH
ington Terminal at Mount Rainier
last night, 2,442 to 1892, for five
games.
Mrs. Aubrey Freschi was high for
the women with 127-554 and Eddie
Burton for the men with 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Pro Hockey

National LeaEue.
Toronto. 8: Detroit. O.
Observation-Disclosures Leasue.
Providence. 3: Cleveland l (overtime),
Hershey. g.: Syracuse, 2.
Springfield Indians. 6: New Haven
Minnesota 5; Michigan Tech. 2.
Philadelphia, 2: Pittsburgh. 2 ttie).
American Association.
St. Paul. 3: Kansas City /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Mize, Southpow SIugger,
In Cardinal Fold
BY the Associsted Press.

BY the ABSocisted Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28.-Johnny
Mize, the "one" In the st. Louis
Cardinals devastating "one-two"
batting punch, signed his contract
for 1899 today. The terms were
not disclosed, but club officials said
he had been given an increase in
salary.
The big disbursement, leading
left-handed hitter in the National
League last year, bats third in the
Cardinal lineup, followed by slug
ging Joe Medwick in the cleanup
slot.
Medwick has not yet adorned the
dotted line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Buckeyes Tie Gophers

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. % R.-
Capt. Jimmy Hull got % points to-
night to take over the Big Ten scor-
ing leadership and to send the Buck
eyes into a tie with Minnesota for
the Conference lead as Ohio States
cagers defeated Chicago, So to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Hot Title Fight Looms
On Southeast Court

Tough shedding for leaders is pre-
dicted for second-half play in the
Southeast Community Center Bas-
ket Ball League, now that the six
strongest of the original 10 teams
have been placed in separate
section to fight to the champion
ship and the right to enter the city
finals.
Atkinson Keller Plumbers are
tied with Gals for first place.
Games this week:
Monday. Social Security vs. Treasury.
s:15; Commissioners VS.. Young Democrats,
9:15. Wednesday. Atkinson Keller vs..
Gals, Valet, g.. Thursday. Treasury VS..
Gamble Meats 7:15: O'Donnell's VS.. Fetra-
CONS. S:15 Clovers VS.. Young Democrats,
9:15. Friday, Young Democrats vs. Atchin-
son-Keller, 8:15; Commissioners VS.. United
Clay. 9:15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Terp Rifle Team Scores
Over Marine Barracks

University Of Maryland's rife team
opened its season by defeating the
Marine Barracks, 1881. 1853 in a
shoulder to- shoulder match yester-
day afternoon on the College Park
range.
Capt. Warren Davis led the Terps
with score Of $50, but the Marines
Rusk was high man for the match
with 282.
No perfect scores were shot but
Davis and Marzolf of Maryland and
Rusk and Oliver of the Marines
had 99s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Mako, FinoIist, Battles
Subin Fourth Time
BY the Associated Press.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan.
28.-Gene Mako of Los Angeles
earned another crack at his three
time conqueror, Wayne Sabin of
Portland, Greg, by downing former
National Champion Johnny Doeg of
Newark, N. j., a6, 81, 60, e3,
In the semi final Of the South Flor
ida tennis tournament today.
Sabin swept into tomorrow's final
on an 8-6, 60. e3 victory over
Jack Tidball Of Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Coffey, J. c. c. CUNTS
PIdy OFF for Title

Coffey Sales and Jewish Com
munity Center flves, deadlocked for
first place in the Roosevelt Com
munity Center Basket Ball League,
meet in a play-of Thursday.
Agriculture, Western A. C. and
American Railroad quints that fin
ished near the top will enter second
half play this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Persons Is Third
In Pin Stakes
ereciaI Dispatch TO The Star.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Jan. 28.-
Howard Parsons Of Washington.
D. c., rolling 1;275, placed third
for q $25 prize in the Recreation
Sweepstakes bowled here tonight
as George Demeres of Fredericks-
burg, Va, won the event and a
500 prize with q score Of 1927.
Ray Barnes of Richmond was
second with 1,277 to collect $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
CoIored c. c. c. Quintet
In Keen TussIes

The 1360th and 2317th c. c. G. en-
rollees won in yesterdays c. G. C..
Basket Ball League games at the
Twelfth Street Y. M. G. A., 1360th
downing 325th, 24-20, and 2317th de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Joe Gamble, Guest, Wins
Gun Club Tourney

Joe Gamble, visitor at the week
ly shoot of the Washington Gun
Club, took first prize in yesterdays
50-target event, breaking A.
Under the Lewis Glass system Sec
ond place was tied by John Wynn
koop and Julius Marcy, each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Yank bobsIedders Sixth
In Italian Meet
By the Associated Press.

CORTINA, Italy, Jan. d.
D'Ampezzo's Swiss team today won
the first race in the international
four man bobsled championship,
covering the 1,554-meter course with
16 turns in / minute 25.35 seconds.
The German teams finished Sec
ond and fourth, split by the British
four.
Italy was fifth, and the United
States, captained by Jack Heaton,
sixth In minute 282 seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
YIN. c. A. Tossers Split
Even in Two Games

Basket ball teams representing the
Boys Y. M. c. A. broke even in
games yesterday, the Flashes down.
ing Charlotte Hall, 1924, while the
Ravens we're defeated by George
town Boys Club, 1917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
Sunday Bowling Tested
In Richmond Today
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 28.-Sun-
day bowling will be given a test
flight by one Richmond establish
ment tomorrow, opening between
and pm. under an understanding
that police would not interfere If
there was no conflict with church
services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
D % Totals O "a
GuIIuudet's WrestIers
EosiIy Defect ~

Gallaudet wrestlers won q return
match over the Y. M. G. A. grapplers
last night at Kendall Green by the
one sided score of 1913. Most Of
the points were gained on forfeits.
Preceding the matches the Gal
laudet fencing team gave an ex-
hibition.
Summaries:
11S-pound class. won by Hess (G.), for
felt; I26-pound class, won by Sullivan
(GJ, forfeit; 135-pound class won by Raj
ferty CO. forfeit; 14b-pound class, Condor
(Y.) defeated Bowen (G), 2:34; 165-pound
class, Stots go defeated Moran (Y.l.
ago; 165-pound class. won by Ashe 60.
forfeit; 115-pound class, won by Englegau
(G.), forfeit; unlimited. Ackermann (Y)
defeated Gibson co.. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-01-29
5phas Top Brewers, 62.42,
To Set League Mark
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. d.
The Philadelphia Sphas ran up a
new scoring record for the Amer
lean Professional Basket Ball League
tonight by scoring a 62-to-42 victory
over the Washington Brewers.
Led by Cy Kaselman, who tossed
in ii field goals for "a points. the
Sphas won as they pleased.
Rnhaa (RCN Waship0fnp (dCl
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A preliminary to the Howard
Campbell Sweepstakes will be held
Wednesday at 10 pm. at the Takoma
alleys. The entry fee Of $50 will
include cost Of games.
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Episcopal Truckmen Win

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. %
@-Episcopal Highs track team
won seven firsts in nine events to
defeat the Virginia freshmen 45ls
to 1924 today.